namely that it is a passenger ferry operation in san francisco. as well as the list of applicable occupations. in 2016, dol provided a wage determination to mps for the local san francisco region for a standard occupations. it also provided a supplemental wage determination for foreign nonstandard occupations of captain, engineer and general vessel assistance. that references the harbour operations and nation-wide applicable on the east, gulf, west coast and hawaii. park service as the contracting agency did not have the authority or expertise to evaluate the speck wage rates. however interesting parties by the age including representatives of employees may request that dol wage determination if they have evidence to support such a request. we understand this is something that the stakeholders may be interested in undertakintake ultimately we understand that the services start with compensations and safe and happy concession employees. that is our shared goal. so the next slide... thank you. so for the project schedule, may 8th is the deadline for

tim robinson is one of the lucky four million riders the ferris whell has had the ferris whell has haddwalk began keeping a tally...he is still in disbelief tonight. (sot) "that definitely pulls on your heartstrings a little, you know... it's one of those things you grow up with as a kid, just a big thing for you, and then finding out that it's going away, that sucks."(vicki) the ferris wheel can be seen in many films and t-v shows that used the boardwalk as a filming location...like 19-87's "the lost boys." park officials say it's going to take several weeks to remove the structure. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed sunshine, a few clouds and very mild temperatures today. a new storm is lurking off the coastline and will soon bring heavy rain to california. doppler radar is mostly dry but we are seeing some showers off of the coast. on the satellite image you can see the next storm coming our way. it is located much further south and has latched onto subtropical moisture. so this storm has the potential to drop a lot more rain. in general we'll looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain but if this s

they should keep the ferris wheel. >> the ferris wheel like the boardwalk itself closed for the winter. a spokesperson says this decision was made in january. given the right age and popularity, it would not come back. >> when he looked at the totality of the ride it was decided for 60 years of service, it would be best to retire the ride and look for another ferris wheel.>> there's been an outpouring of disappointment and support. >> people have shared their memories, the unique history with this ride. it's a very popular ride in the sense that ferris wheels are iconic.>> one spokesperson for the boardwalk says in the short term, a place of does mike in place of the ferris wheel will be either a game or food stand. reporting, kpix5. >> don't do anything to the log flume that's a fan favorite. >>> it's raining in the north bay right now, the rest of the bay area getting a break. clearlake and hidden valley lake north napa, and south lake county. look at the bay area, drying out after a soggy tuesday. do not fret the rain is coming back with got rain coming back. thursday, friday, and m

. >> 700 armed slaves at harpers ferry?!l you what danger we're in, colonel. >> president buchanan sends the closest man at hand, a pro-slavery officer with deep roots in virginia and personal ties to harpers ferry. >> robert e. lee is actually on leave from the army when, all of a sudden, news comes in that you have this raid in harpers ferry. robert e. lee's around. "okay, let's get him to do it." >> take the marines from the naval yard. put an end to this. >> yes, mr. president. indistinct shouting ] [ gunshots, >> remember, remember what you're fighting for! remember our cause! you will fight as free men! >> how many? >> it doesn't matter how many. just fire at them! >> outgunned and outnumbered, brown's last resort is a truce, sending aaron stevens and his own son, watson, to negotiate. >> watson. stevens. take this. tell them we will trade the hostages for our safe passage out of here. >> hey! don't shoot! don't shoot! don't shoot! coming out! >> [ coughs ] >> forward, march! halt! about-face! >> give him surrender ter

we still have delays on 76 eastbound at greys ferry because of an earlier crash at greys ferry and universityvenue, then the exit for passyunk avenue. take a look at our live camera here. these are the two lanes we were seeing stopped traffic and utterly crawling. now it's moving at a good clip. things are merging well. hopefully we'll get official notice that it's cleared. things are getting right in the system. looking at the broader story of how your majors are doing, 95, 76, 476, everything in the green indicates now major crashes. average speeds where they should be, the mid to low 60s. we are still following a vehicle fire, crash and vehicle fire at 202 southbound, between the exits for the turnpike and route 52 around valley road. i looked, it is causing delays because it's in the right lane of traffic. >>> 6:19. we'll show you the poke notice, quiet, peaceful -- poconos, quiet, peaceful. boy are things going to change. meteorologist bill henley with that and the coastal storm approaching. >> the best of what's coming is headed for the mountains. they'll get snow. rest of us are in for

>> 700 armed slaves at harpers ferry?!what danger we're in, colonel. >> president buchanan sends the closest man at hand, a pro-slavery officer with deep roots in virginia and personal ties to harpers ferry. >> robert e. lee is actually on leave from the army when, all of a sudden, news comes in that you have this raid in harpers ferry. robert e. lee's around. "okay, let's get him to do it." >> take the marines from the naval yard. put an end to this. >> yes, mr. president. indistinct shouting ] [ gunshots, >> remember, remember what you're fighting for! remember our cause! you will fight as free men! >> how many? >> it doesn't matter how many. just fire at them! >> outgunned and outnumbered, brown's last resort is a truce, sending aaron stevens and his own son, watson, to negotiate. >> watson. stevens. take this. tell them we will trade the hostages for our safe passage out of here. >> hey! don't shoot! don't shoot! don't shoot! coming out! >> [ coughs ] >> forward, march! halt! about-face! >> give him surrender terms. >>

big changes coming to the ferris wheel. being retired.>>> and chief meteorologist bill martin will have your complete bay area forecast. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> it is the end of an era at the santa cruz beach boardwalk here to the amusement park is retiring at ferris wheel, which has been operation -- in operation for 60 years. ktvu's ann rubin tells us about the decision, the memories, and what will replace it.>> reporter: this is the eli bridge companies number 16 ferris wheel, a k a the aristocrat. it has been a part of the santa cruz beach boardwalk for nearly 6 years patient 60 years. it was also an important part of this man's childhood.>> was a wonderful ride to get a view. >> reporter: it was the site of countless states, marriage proposals, and even one high- profile balancing sent by acrobat nick linda. now that ferris wheel is being retired. >> it is not a safety issue, it

this second device similar but more sophisticated found attached to the bottom of another ferry just days after the first blast. >> some things we can deduce from the pictures we've seen, these weren't large bombs intended to kill a lot of people. they were more likely to put holes in the bottom of the boat, to slowly sink a boat. >> reporter: after the second bomb was discovered, princess cruises issue iing to guests, canceled all ferries and strongly advise ferries from cozumel to the mainland be avoided. >> i think the mexican government will do a good job searching ships to make sure this doesn't happen again. >>> this week the state department also issued an advisory for spring breakers headed to mexico warning travelers about unregulated alcohol and reports of americans losing consciousness or becoming injured after only one or two drinks. >>> let's take a live look outside from our roof camera. you can see here, the embarcadero looking pretty nice. will you need that umbrella handy? let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much, jessica. somebody's going

authorities say the device seen here was found on a barcos caribe ferry between playa del carmen andozumel just off the coast of the island. [ speaking a foreign language ] mexican officials say it was contained and did not put any people in danger. the state department now warning american travelers to exercise caution when visiting the popular destination and princess cruise is issuing a warning to its guests saying they've canceled all tours that make use of ferries and strongly advise that ferries from cozumel to the mainland be avoided. >> some of the things we can deduce from the pictures we've seen is that these weren't large bombs that were intended to kill a lot of people. they were more likely to put holes in the bottom of the boat to slowly sink a boat, perhaps to damage the reputation of the ferry companies. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: the first explosion took place on another ferry operated by the same company leaving 25 people injured. this american mother and son suffering minor injuries after the blast. >> there was a very loud bang like a giant firew

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a bomb went off on a tourist ferry last month. another bomb was discovered on a second ferry. been closed indefinitely. mark strassmann reports. >> reporter: security cameras showed a fireball as a bomb detonated, ripping through a docked ferry in popular tourist destination playa del carmen last month. 26 unloading vacationers were hurt, including seven americans. no one was killed. passenger rebecca lahlum. >> there was a lot of debris in the air. there was a lot of glass. >> reporter: less than two weeks later, undetonated explosives were found on another ferry. the u.s. state department has had enough. it issued a security threat alert warning americans not to travel to playa del carmen, and also closed the u.s. consulate there. cbs news learned the reason is a real crime threat connected to mexico's warring drug cartels. that same travel warning for americans extends to five other mexican states, plagued by violent crime, gangs, and drug wars. 20 million americans traveled to mexico last year. and tourism is mexico's leading industry. travel agent jack ezron has had 12 ca

in 2021, construction will finish on a ferry terminal at 16th street. which will be able to move 10,000 passengers to and from mission bay each day and will add waterfront transit as an option to the existing public transit system of light rail and buses. this next slide suicide a review of ocii's affordable housing obligations in mission bay. in 1998, the redevelopment agency commission approved the mission bay north and south redevelopment plans and owner participation agreements or o.p.a.s. the o.p.a.s allow for the development of up to 6514 residential units with nearly 30% of that total set aside as affordable housing units. in mission bay north, all 698 inclusionary and ocii sponsored units have been completed. in mission bay south, 350 affordable units have been completed with another 868 planned under construction by nonprofit housing developers. the mission bay affordable housing policy has established maximum rents associated with 60% of the area median income which translates to $69,000 for a family of four. to address this affordable housing

the board walk's beloved ferris wheel looks like last year. this is what it looks like today as crews took a blow tomorrow to what is left of the iconic ride after nearly 60 years in service. >> it goes around and around and around. >> she hopes some day to ride the ferris wheel. like her participants, she learned she may never get that chance. >> i would feel sad and cry. >> how come? >> because i have never been on one. >> i think it will keep it. they should keep the first one. senator it closed for the winter. a spokesperson says the decision was made in january and given the age in population it wouldn't be coming back. >> it was just decided after 60 years of service it was best to retire the ride and start looking for a new ferris wheel. >> there is an outpouring of disappointment and support for the amusement park ride. >> people have shared their unique history with the ride, a very popular ride. >> reporter: a spokesperson says in the short term in place of the ferris wheel will either be a game or a food stamp. the plan is to consid

but we don't talk a lot about the human cargo that goes and that takes the ferries. and i think that's good. and i know we're commissioner woo ho, that is important to her with the congestion. forest city and the giants, not too many ports are you going to see partners of yours that are dedicated to affordable housing. this is pretty rare to san francisco because of the homeless problem that we have here. and it's something that we all have to get our hands around because anything can happen to any of us. we all could wind up homeless. something bad could happen to you in your life. i really like it that they're running a business, but they haven't forgot their humanity. and not all people are probably tenants in the port have that humanity, but the giants do. you can make a lot of money and get rich and do something good for your fellow man, brother, and sister. and with the project and what they're doing and just really happy about that and we can have people that live in the city and so many people have had to move out of the city. this is the most expensive city

it would build a new ferry landing at ft. baker on the north side of the golden gate bridge, but the plan doesn't have anything in place to manage the extra people it would bring to the north bay city or the effects they'd have on congestion. so now the city is appealing the decision to the board of supervisors. >> we don't want to have a flood of tourists coming to ft. baker and then taking ubers or lyfts to downtown sausalito. >> reporter: the city is also working behind the scenes with the national park service to put a plan on paper that would allow it to drop the appeal. it wants shuttles from ft. baker to downtown sausalito or to muir woods. that way they can organize the movement of so many more people rather than make a mess of an already crowded situation. >> but we welcome ferry service so long as it is properly managed. >> i'm not discouraged by it. i know there's going to be some hurdles we'll have to tackle, but i am very, very confident in the officials in sausalito to tackle those problems and handle them. >> r

is taking action, they claim it's not related to the ferry bombing. just days after that explosion, a second bomb was found, unexploded, beneath another ferry owned by the same company. as a result, princess cruises telling its guests they've canceled all tours that make use of those ferries. as well as closing the consulate, the new u.s. security alert prohibits government employees from traveling to playa del carmen. this emphasizes to tourists to do vacation here, exercise caution, and if they do need help, to know how to contact their nearest u.s. embassy or consulate, dave. >> in mexico, james, thanks. >>> and back here at home, a major headline about the economy tonight. the new jobs reporting a hiring surge adding 313,000 jobs last month. much stronger than expected. unemployment unchanged at 4.1%, but 800,000 people joined the labor force. that's the biggest increase since 1982. the dow loesing at 25,335. >>> we're tracking another possible nor'easter. the forecast models have shifted. rob marciano standing by. the crash on an icy interstate.

time has run out for the ferris will.od. >>> we are tracking the sun right now. snow in the mountains as well. see you back here with the details. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through april 2nd. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> sadly it is the end of the area -- era on the ferris wheel that is being shut down. the question of what might take its place.>> reporter: this is the eli bridge company number 16 ferris wheel. it has been a part of the santa cruz boardwalk for nearly 60 years. it was also an important part of this man's childhood. >> with the lights glowing and a wonderful ride with the view. >> reporter: there was even one high profile balancing stunt and now the ferris will -- will -- wheel is being retired. >> it is about changing the offe

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the boardwalk is shutting down the ferris wheel that is been there since 1959. more on the memories. >> reporter: this is the eli ridge company number 16 ferris wheel. it has been a part of the santa cruz beach walk for nearly 60 years. to this man it was also a an important part of his childhood .>> it was a wonderful ride to get of you.>> reporter: it was a site of countless dates and a marriage proposal. there was even at high balancing act. >> it is not a safety issue. it is an ongoing maintenance issue for the ride. >> reporter: park officials say people were not lining up like they used to. it was still a difficult decision to make. >> the ferris wheel is such an iconic part. >> reporter: nothing will replace it right away. they may get one that is bigger and flashier. they say nothing can replace the memories. >> that was an amazing thing to watch. it was very scary and the best memory. i have had a great life and i'm excited for whatever they do for that spot.>> reporter: the boardwalk will dismantle what is left of the ferris wheel. in santa cruz, and r

place for the ferris wheel.ong-term plan is to consider bringing back a brand- new ferris wheel. >> the first ferris wheel opened in 1959. no one else is sure what will happen to dismantled parks. >>> steph curry making one boys dream come true. >> he's going to get a chance to meet the star who happens to be his hero.>> what's your favorite sport?>> steph curry. [ laughter ] >> today seven-year-old jonathan, his mother and sisters flew into the bay area. the trip is being provided by the organization dream on three which grants sports streams for special needs children. >> when he goes to school and his hello jonathan, he says that he is steph. >> he is a motivation to a lot. jonathan has a rare disorder which causes a loss of motor skills. he will meet staff tomorrow and they will catch a home game at oracle arena before they go home. >> that guy, the one athlete has touched so many lives across the planet. >>> looking at the radar, it's raining north of the golden gate. picking up, getting more widespread. no

been on some of the ferries around the bay...n golden gate ferries over the weekend. kron 4's stanley roberts tells us why alcohol was confiscated in this edition of people behaving badly. if one of you tries this one more time, the whole group doesn't go. so right now give me what you have because if i find it you're not going.an ultimatum was given to would be golden gate ferry riders heading to san francisco for saint patty's day celebrations i'll return to these ladies in a brief moment for one day all booze was banned on the ferry departing from larkspur the reason, let golden gate ferry spokesperson priya clemens explain on saint patrick's day we don't offer any booze on board because we know there are kids coming on to the boat with drugs with alcohol causing chaos they have in years past caused damage to the ferry and they put themselves and the crew in danger so to keep minors from sneaking booze on the boat, all liquids and booze has been banned, opened or sealed . water bottles need to be emptied, and you can take and

ferry ex-curing to re-- excursion etc. dry dock one requires the respondent to do a brief presentation before the commission along with staff as you recall, vigor did a brief presentation. next steps, this is really -- this is the reduced footprint. you can see building 6, or the hash-marked buildings are taken out. it's more of an economic dry dock. here is another view of the reduced footprint. timeline, this is the timeline from the first offering. we're very aggressive with this offering. you saw it as an emergency. we're aggressive. i think the timeline was too short, too condensed, but we did learn a lot. we learned a lot from the tours that we conducted from interviewing industry experts and i think that has been translated well into the sequel of the second offering. you can see the -- here we go, this is some of the potential investments. we are doing an electric -- electrielectrification of the separation of the electricity. and we talked about possible asset. important part, we would be able to issue as early as

the plan called for american pilots to ferry planes from factories throughout the u.s.lls, montana. from there, the planes headed north across canada to ladd field in fairbanks, alaska. the pilots transferred to the soviets stationed right there at ladd field. >> da da and nyet was about the extent of our communicating. >> steve alison grew up on a ranch in southern california and joined the army right after pearl harbor and found himself in the cockpit. >> you got a taste of it. this is great. >> alaska, steve and other pie lots worked closely with the russians. >> they were fine follows. one thing we had in common, we both regularly take those aircraft up and down. >> also, ferrying planes for the russians were american women pilots. >> i had wanted to fly ever since i was a little girl. >> betty shay hailed from buffalo, new york, and started flying when he was 19 and loved flying over niagara falls. >> you could see a little bit of heaven, that was it. i loved it. >> betty was one over a thousand women air service pilots that signed up to help the war effort. >> the

this ferry needs to be fairly repaired service from the flooring to the new engine. dean is a fan of passenger ships large and small. and it's not just for her job it's a personal enthusiasm. faraway places romance adventure things you connect with the ship and now i know what they're made of and yet. natalia dean took over the helm in hamburg four years ago it hasn't been an easy job pella shipyard in st petersburg had purchased the insolvent shipyard and brought the below roof born manager on board. the factory holes were empty but well equipped. it was all quite cutting edge and very big it was immediately clear to us that we could build up a second site here. and. builds entire ship parts and supplies them to other ship overs that means the machines have stayed active even when the company didn't have orders for its own ships but the long term contracts have proved a hindrance. that's. what you see here is a lot of steel work which pays correspondingly less. what we want is to offer products with added value which customers are willing to pay for and that's how t

the ferry was docked in playa del carmen and two more explosive devices were found attached to a ferryear cozumel. they did not detonate. about 35 degrees outside the studios right now. the storm that walloped our region yesterday poses a flood threat today at the shore. ted is live for us. >> reporter: rising waters at the jersey shore as we get closer to that high tide later this evening when we could see the highest flood levels from the storm. on the latest from the wildwood straight ahead in our live report. >>> and take a look at the wind gust gusts. 30 to 40 miles per hour. they're not letting up. we have a windy forecast. we're also tracking the coastal flooding threat more closely. we'll have the details coming up neighborhood by neighborhood. and right now we leave you with a live picture over center city. >>> i think the last thing you want in cancer cares is surprise. there's just no time for it. the physicians at fox see cases like mine all the time. we had a game plan, followed it. they told me about it and kept me informed every step of the way. >>> right now on nbc 10 n

the shipyard has just received another big order for a ferry powered by liquid natural gas. for the first time a chinese company has applied for more patrons in europe than any other company tech company while wife almost four thousand applications to german rivals are also all the top ten. well it's a new notebook hides its camera in the keyboard the feature is intended to protect users from model where that activates webcams without users knowledge the chinese company is hoping innovations like these will help raise its profile its upcoming smartphone due for release later this month is expected to feature artificial intelligence. no surprise then that the company tops the list of cations received by the european patent office last year. german technology companies siemens came in second rising from six places the year before. and south korea's l.g. samsung came in third and fourth respectively. the only other german company on the list was automotive supplier bosch though it only made it into ninth place so asian companies have got the pressure on their european counterpa

good news for bart and other trains as well as the ferries. we have a lot of rain, slick conditions wherever it's green and this crash now only blocks two of your five lanes, but look at the slowing west 80 approaching snan pablo dam road >>> at least two people are dead after a driver slammed into a tree on communications hill. >> kris sanchez live on casalino drive where this happened. >> reporter: the crash scene is behind me and what you can see in the distance there is a fire truck. the fire department had to come back out to the scene with

mark strassmann reports the warning comes after an explosion on a ferry.o reporter: security cameras showed a fireball as a bomb detonated, ripping through a docked ferry in popular tourist destination playa del carmen last month. 26 unloading vacationers were hurt, including seven americans. no one was killed. passenger rebecca lahlum: >> there was a lot of debris in the air. there was a lot of glass. >> reporter: less than two weeks later, undetonated explosives were found on another ferry. the u.s. state department has had enough. it issued a security threat alert, warning americans not to travel to playa del carmen, and also closed the u.s. consulate there. cbs news has learned the reason is a real crime threat connected to mexico's warring drug cartels. that same travel warning for americans extends to five other mexican states plagued by violent crime, gangs, and drug wars. 20 million americans traveled to mexico last year, and tourism is mexico's leading industry. travel agent jack ezron has had 12 cancellations to mexico since yesterday. on it's be

the group then marched down market street to the ferry building, holding signs demanding safety in schools and change from lawmakers. >> hey hey, ho ho, the nra has got to go! >> reporter: and in downtown oakland police say 2,000 people ga gathered with the same passionate message. >> i'm here because i think it's insane that we should have to question our right to be safe in our school. >> reporter: a group of alumni from marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida, which was the scene of last month's deadly school shooting, also gathered to support the need for

the wind will typically affect the ferry service, so that's the golden gate ferry. the golden gate ferry over here. sometimes weather related delays. look at your maps, the green shows you where things are slippery and wet. an earlier crash looks like it cleared from the bay bridge. here the tri-valley we have this crash. north 680 at brunell. now that's a problem. the slick conditions are the issue. we'll check on the south bay. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a special surprise for "black opinipanther" fans. >> oh, okay, okay. >> that's a great surprise there. >>> new overnight the way the star of the film teams up with jimmy fallon to meet moviegoers. >>> plus, you've seen our team coverage of the rain. kris and vianey have a tip for warmth. and complete coverage right here on nbc bay area's "today in the bay." if you'd have told me three years ago that we'd be downloading in seconds what used to take minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference and do it like that (snaps). if you'd

believe that america that we americans would be so stupid as to actively use our helicopter say to ferry islamic state fighters however the fact that we did things to try and manage to try and pick winners and losers to try and be smart and certainly know in syria that whereas american money may not have been gone directly to hide as nusra front or to the islamic state in syria or certainly saudi turkey

we have the ferries, san francisco bay, golden gate ferry. a snapshot of the radar activity, she do have the road weather index showing slick roadways. our latest crash is a spinout west 24 around fish ranch. we will let you know if any lanes are blocked. >>> at least two people are dead after a driver slammed into a tree overnight in a j is neighborhood. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live at the scene with what we know so far. >> reporter: hi there. i can tell you that the crime scene investigation team is out here right now from the san jose police department and san jose fire is lls back out here. they were called out to spring special request imt to try to remove two of those victims from that car. they are still there in the car at the scene. this is a very difficult morning for those first responders. the car did go off the roadway before it crashed into a tree near the top of communications hill here in san jose. if you've been up here then you know that these roads are very winding and narrow. i can tell you that the ground

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the shipyard has just received another big order for a ferry powered by liquid natural gas. well briggs it was never going to be sailing now the president of the european council has put out the strongest warning yes against british terry thinking donald briggs it will make trade with the u.k. quote what complicated and costly for donald tusk has dismissed the idea of smooth and frictionless trade between the e.u. and the u.k. after brics it the president of the european council all small today as he presented a draft of tough guidelines for future economic relations with britain he emphasized that trade will only be more complicated and costly after brics it. i fully understand. because i respect. political objectives. to do the most trades and the try. it could be a success. but. it's not our objective of. tusks trade deal also only office financial companies limited scope to offer the surfaces in the e.u. single market british chancellor philip hammond immediately responded to say any settlement without service is still could not claim to be fair and balanced. that's it y

he was a ferry captain at the time of the attack and ferried people. he became a firefighter a few years later at 45-year-old. he's one of thousands of cancer victims linked to the september 11th attack. >>> the start of the trial that could shape how much you pay for streaming television and movies. at&t trying to merge with time warner for $85 billion. the justice department is suing to try to stop that from happening. at&t says it needs to merge to have a chance against mega companies like google, amazon and netflix. the government says if that merger happens, you will end up paying more to stream. >>> san francisco estimates it will collect $7.5 million from the soda tax this fiscal year and now we're learning where that money will be spent. the examiner reports the tax may benefit programs in san francisco public schools and nonprofits that serve low-income communities of color. a city advisory committee released the recommendations friday. voters approved the soda tax in 2016. it's meant to discourage people from drinking soda which can cause dia

that explosion was reportedly caused by a bomb on the ferry, not an accident.about travel to playa del carmen. this morning, the u.s. embassy in mexico issuing another security alert. closing the consulate in the popular spring break destination of playa del carmen. and not letting people go to the town. >> there were a very loud bang. like a giant firework just went off. >> reporter: one of the bombs exploding, injuring at least 25 people, including 5 americans. and now mexico's biggest tv network, televisa, obtaining images of the explosive device found on the charred remains of that ferry. the network saying the photos show indications of a home made explosive with a detonator and power supply, and reporting anonymous federal sources say, they even found shrapnel. this second device reportedly similar, but more sophisticated, found attached to the bottom of another ferry just days after the first blast. >> some of the things we can deduce from the pictures we have seen is these weren't large bombs that were intended to kill a lot of people. they were more li

>>> plus, a warning for people traveling to a popular mexican resort after a ferry explosion. >>> and is "the sopranos" crew making a comeback? >>> and we do say good friday morning, everybody. president trump and kim jong-un going from trading insults to trading invites. an historic face-to-face meeting in the works. >> the invitation for north korea to discuss its nuclear program was delivered to the white house last night by south koreans. the meeting would be the first between a u.s. president and a north korean leader. arlette saenz has the latest from washington. a lot to get to today. >> reporter: there certainly is. good morning, diane and kendis. a few months ago, the idea of president trump and kim jong-un sitting down in the same room together was unimaginable. if this meeting takes place, it will be the first time a sitting u.s. president and north korean leader meet face to face. it's a stunning diplomatic overture in a decades-long nuclear standoff. at the white house, a top official from south korea delivered a message from the north. kim jong-un promised to stop his nu