my name is fran martin. we won that battle and over the years our group advocated to bring affordable housing improve public transit to our under served community. we started the entire process that brought us here today. schlage lock has been a toxic site. it is essential with this proximity to the bayshore this sight will be a transportation and our community has been in the forefront of advocating for affordable housing. most of the neighborhoods do not want high density housing of any sort. in spite of everything over the years we've worked with various city departments and received a planner's award. what is being asked of the city in terms of of public financing is a drop in the bucket to what is owed to our neighborhood and it's time the city fulfilled its duty. this is a matter of social justice. after a long process of planning schlage lock development should be allowed to move forward. thank you. >> all right thank you. if there's anymore public comment, please come up. >> good afternoon. the city

my guest this week, fran drescher. let's talk about "the nanny." twenty years ago, the "new york times" has this headline that says, "mary pop pins, she's not" as if they were surprised that your show was a hit. and in that same article, it talks about this encounter that you had on the plane. remember this? with the president of cbs? this is a quote. he says, you said this to him. you know, people don't understand because of the voice, they think i am the seasoning in the show. >> that's wrong. i am a main course. one day, somebody is going to see that. one network is going to get lucky. you saw him on a plane. you ran to the bathroom. you put on make-up and you sat him. >> yeah. >> is that how this went? >> well, he was a fan of mine. i had done a short-lived series. then i did another pilot. several times but nothing really flew. we have a lot of pilot scripts. i am sure there is going to be something for me. i said, you know, nothing's going to fit me heand and glove because i am too off-beat. you have to listen to the ideas me and peter have.

>> well, anderson, i agree with fran, i am very concerned.one here in europe in terms of security services are very concerned. we have everything up to 400 british born and raised citizens fighting abroad in syria and the surrounding area at this moment in time. we have official estimates about 700 from france, you know and those numbers reach into the thousands across europe. there is a serious issue with the numbers that have gone c compared to the proportion of muslims. the second issue is we're talking about a group that joined isis. we're talking about a group too extreme for al qaeda. >> it's interesting, fran, you talked about the american from florida that took part in a suicide attack in syria, the first american to die in an attack is a somalia american that blew himself up. how well does intelligence track or able to track these americans, these westerners as they go to fight, fran? >> very difficult, anderson. this is really the greatest challenge. you know, there have been at least two recent meetings of the intelligence communit

>> well, anderson, i agree with fran. i am very concerned.s of the security services are very concerned. we have anything up to roughly 400 british born and raised citizens fighting abroad in syria and the surrounding area at this moment in time. we have official estimates about 700 from france. and those numbers reach into the thousands across europe there is a serious issue with the numbers that have gone compared to the proportion of muslims that are in these countries. but there is a second issue. and that second issue is that we're talking about a group, the majority of foreign fighters by the way have joined isis. so we're talking about a group that is too extreme even for al qaeda. >> it's also interesting, fran, you talked about the american from florida who recently took part in a suicide attack in syria, the first american to die in a suicide attack, was a somali american who blew himself up in somalia several years ago. how well does u.s. intelligence actually track, or are they able to track these americans, these westerners as th

downtown fran parly cloudy, 64. we'll see comfortable upper 70s through low 80s from sonoma napa for all of the activities outside. 70 in oakland for the a's game to 75 in fremont and kasest accy forecast. we've dpt the summer-like seasonal pattern tomorrow and into tuesday. the trend continues. but then things change on wednesd. we'll see some cooler conditions. >> thanks. rick is in for shu tonight. >> baseball is usually instant replay this season but not for balls and strikes. and that nearly cost the a's today. in the third, nearly a home run here. this ball will bauns off of the wall. boat goes to third with a standup triple. following with a sinking liner, making a great diving catch. 1-0. in 28th within gregorson appears to strike the batter out. that call hurt oakland as the next pitch is in the dirt. the game is tied. a fed up bob melman gives the ump an earful and get ejected. but there's a happy ending. the a's win their fifth straight 2- 1 and for that walkoff, coco you're going to get rewarded. >>> hav

. >>> joining me now are cnn analysts fran townsend and former fbi and cia senior official phillip mudgent in charge robert mcfadden. robert, abby khattala is aboard the uss new york and being interrogated. you questioned a lot of terror suspects. can you take us inside? how does it work? >> the way it would be working right now, you of course, have the a level interrogation team that's out there. first thing first, the subject with the medical clearance, i'm sure that was taken care of. everything we heard about it was that it was a very clean pickup. so once the medical is over, then the team, the interrogation team makes an engagement with the subject and starts on what we refer to usually as an operational cord to get to the matters out hand. >> when you said matters at hand, are investigators more interested in actionable intelligence and information he may know about events that may take place, rather than what happened at the consulate? >> absolutely. think of it in exactly those terms, anderson. it's about national level security requirements and intelligence requirements at th

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hi, fran. >> hi. >> well, he already said it. but name is fran martin and i'm with the green way alliance. i'm a member of the dts which looks at site. 15 years ago, they challenged the proposal to big a store at the toxic slaej lots brown field and we won. our group advocated for that site and it will bring affordable housing and bring jobs and parks for under served community. slaj lock is a gaping wound in the heart of the vegetation valley. we fought to make sure that site is cleaned up and we're in threshold of seeing it cleaned up to unify our community. sleigh lock -- it will be inter goal to the transportation in the south. our neighborhood has supported transportation to help eliminate the greenhouse gases to influence climate change. it brought us all here today. we initiated the redevelopment area and the valley development three. it has been a forefront for housing in san francisco and most other neighborhood do not want high dense neighborhoods of any sort. 700 housing is to be built. in 2010 the plan alliance receiv

please come forward anyone from the public >> my name is fran i'm affiliated with the visitation planning alliance and a former member for the prop k expenditure plan for the transportation planning and implementation presently i'm on the giving me geneva r.c. the alliance challenged the proposal to build a store and we won thanks to the former supervisor he advocated for the community planning and the affordable housing and public transit serving retail jobs and underserved community slang is the key to the revitalization of visitacion valley and schlage lock will be sgral to the southeast. our neighborhood has supported the transportation at schlage lock and we started the entire progress that led us here today. in the span of 2001 the san francisco muni received a transportation planning grant to do a short plan in november of 2001 and the caltrain station at the schlage lock and jackson the avenue. this grant was a precursor to getting more funding for damage and landscape improvements that reinitialed the visitacion valley developers for sfrar. in 2010, the planning alliance received

>> fran a sis, thank you -- francis, thank you. not only is there a spare the air day, but fire conditions are prime right now. sergio is live where dry conditions are a big concern. sergio? >> pretty much throughout the bay area you can drive just about anywhere and you can find these fields of tall, dry grasses. these are some of the spots that the fire departments will be keeping close tabs on especially in these hot, dry days. with the continuing heat fire crews are on alert. with the dry conditions, the smallest spark can be a problem. >> all it takes is the metal blade and one rock to hit it and it is amazing how quick it will take off. >> air quality is another concern. a spare the air day has been declared tomorrow. >> when we see the high heat days like we have today and what we are expecting tomorrow , that combines with tail pipe exhaust and low winds. and that creates smog. >> monday will be the fifth spare the air day since may. last year there were only six all summer. >> it is very important that people try to take t

. >> so many our first question from fran, thank you for making me money on -- should i still hold itran, you know i love that radio frequency, rf, they caught me about 12 years ago, that a cuc of everything, hang in there, hey are merging. >> all right, number 2 chris. also on twitter, talk about tesla patent announcement. >> you might have seen it today, the stock exploded. some people think it was modelx will be ready first quarter next year, i thinkness ran and -- nissan and bmw have already jumped onboard. get the people in, you know stories about how some companys in past would create their own competition to make it look bigger. might go back to 52-week high. >> third one facebook. richard said, enjoying the show, picked up you are a fan of natural why? your thoughts to spectra energy. >> in not my favorite but they have a ton of pipeline, from little louisiana, texas to east coast, i like it but, i don't like -- the valuations are high. i world hold on -- would hold on to the stock. they have pipelines they will be building, there are a lot more ideas in space that are cheaper

>> fran a sis, thank you -- francis, thank you. not only is there a spare the air day, but fire conditions are prime right now. sergio is live where dry conditions are a big concern. sergio? >> pretty much throughout the bay area you can drive just about anywhere and you can find these fields of tall, dry grasses. these are some of the spots that the fire departments will be keeping close tabs on especially in these hot, dry days. with the continuing heat fire crews are on alert. with the dry conditions, the smallest spark can be a problem. >> all it takes is the metal blade and one rock to hit it and it is amazing how quick it will take off. >> air quality is another concern. a spare the air day has been declared tomorrow. >> when we see the high heat days like we have today and what we are expecting tomorrow , that combines with tail pipe exhaust and low winds. and that creates smog. >> monday will be the fifth spare the air day since may. last year there were only six all summer. >> it is very important that people try to take t

manner of liberal things and europe has become a proxy for those, or if you ignore the fact that in frans europe is an avatar for, you know, free market economics in a european context, you can keep ignoring all of those things as long as you like haen make a perfectly technically accurate argument. and it is true in this most recent european elections, a lot of it was not about the work programs of the large parties in the european parliament. i'm the first to admit that the european parliament has no mandate for what it says it has a mandate for. the point i'm making is at some point you hit the wall. what is the wall? is the wall the national front winning the elections in france? that doesn't matter. because it won't have a direct effect. it won't be the national mvps will control the votes but it will have an incorrect effect every time there's a fork in the road where national government o or the big parties, there will be endless forks in the road. shall we do the populous easy thing, shall we do the open thing, shall we do the closed thing. one of her first demands was to scrap th

. >> okay so chris bennett and nelson and mat and marlene jonathan and fran martin. okay go ahead. >> good morning supervisors and president chiu. time moves quickly as we get older and it's easy it's really not been that long since 1849 when san francisco really got going so really live in a very young city and the 15 years since my husband and i bought our home in visitacion valley have flown by and i'm grateful to know a part a part of the city that i might not otherwise have known. my name is chris ba r.n. ett and participated in the planning fight and served as an advisor under the redevelopment agency and advice or to the project after and became a booster for a lessor known neighborhood but a wonderful one doing my

. >>> coming up from sap fran to l.a. and now around the world, more on the big announcement which is expected on twitter surrounding hidden cash. at. >> and giving college athletes high steaks trial which could decide that fate. >>> looking at a few things, this is a look at highway 4, we will tell you about the commute coming through here. >>> unclear skies, it is another warm start, i think in some spots but cool in others, we will show you coming up. . >>> unless you are on the coast yesterday, it was definitely a cooker, temperatures had warm degree readings, we will show you where the warm of the locations -- warmest locations will be. >>> we could decide the future of compensation for student athletes. >>> buying a share of apple stock will be a lot more affordable today, we are live in front of an apple store, we will explain why. . >>> mayor jean quan finds herself in another controversy following a car crash. we will have more on the damage claims and what she was doing behind the wheel before she hit another dr

last stop will be fran to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the d-day landings at normandy. mr. has been invited, as well, and is expected to be there. >>> residents of france especially those in normandy remain grateful to the allied forces who stormed the beaches and fought for their freedom. a lot of effort goes into marking the anniversary and passing on the memory. >> reporter: not far behind the d-day beaches, michelle is getting ready to plant red, white, and blue flowers in front of his house. his flags are already up. "with me, they're up every year," he says, "it's an honor to decorate and commemorate all the soldiers who died." from the war memorial where they were hoisting in place new commemorative facades, to the manicured grounds of the american cemetery, pride is above the sound of drills as the 70th anniversary approaches. at the cathedral of bayou, it raised money to cast a new bronze bell for the anniversary and for peace. >> consolation that when veteran france and germany -- >> reporter: the priest says they raised so much money that they can afford to cast

. >> fran drescher not only survived rape. she helped bring her stacker to justice. the lesson she learned helped her cope with another trauma. she was diagnosed with uterine cancer. two years after she began feeling symptoms. >> you have to be able to transfer from being a patient

. >> reporter: san fran's pride parade is something you hear long before you see it. [music] >> reporter: it is a little like gay rights itself. [music] the parade is loud and silly and playfully in your face. and what many once considered a freak show has become positively mainstream. >> everybody is just becoming more accepting and you accept people for who they are. >> reporter: from the boy scouts to the military to gay marriage. battles have been fought and won. it has not been easy and change has come at a glacial pace. >> it is happening at the right pace at the right time. >> it is here, but still a struggle to be fought. >> reporter: he has been fighting it for so long he is reluctant to acknowledge success at all. >> is it hard to admit you made real stphr-gs. >> i think it is hard. i feel it is -- it is a bubble. it is not representative of the country. >> reporter: they say real change happens through evolution not revolution. activists may of begun the struggles but it is the young generation who will determine the future. >> parents raised me just to lov

. >> new film depicting the fight to appeal prop 8 nissan fran the case against aids follow the 2 coupleand lawyer as they challenge the state ban on gay marriage. film director work with actor and director rob reiner, jeff and paul plaintiffs in the case and now say the victory is continuation of the progress milk made for lgbt rights. >> very emotional night to be here. especially at the castro theater near where so much of our movement made progress with harvey milk years ago and our community here continue to did that as we push for full equality throughout the country. >> film san francisco day because comes on the first day of the new frame line 38 lgbt film if he is vaichlt newborn girl in vacaville great story to tell when she gets older. she was born on the side of the interstate 80 on father's day. alan traveled to have beenville to get the story. >> olivia bernardo was a surprise father's day gift. big surprise. >> it was fun. fun father's day. excite many. >> she knew she was on the way but they gave birth to 2 sons and new there would be waiting in the hospital. >> i was try

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hundreds of athletes took over the san fran bay during the escape from alcatraz triathlon. it started with 1 1/2 miles swim from alcatraz island to the shore. racers followed it up with an 18 mile bike ride and 8 mile run. >>> major changes ahead in the weather department. the temperatures falling like a set of car keys tomorrow. they will come down 10 or 15 degrees and there is fog and drizzle at the shoreline. part of the shoreline, not a big deal, we are used to it. there will be more drizzle for monday morning and tuesday morning. we will start out with the temperatures out the door with the low to middle 50s and plenty overcast. coming out later in the day for the most part. the temperatures fall, the high pressure over the west coast not big time but it has been here for the past few days, getting moved aside from the low pressure out of the northwest. and it is going south. cool air coming into california for the temperatures that they will come down 15 degrees in the warmest spots tomorrow, not as much cooling on the shore lineup. but, inland, it will not be as warm

but san fran officials says the ad creates an illegal market for public spaces have something about thatounded wrong but i might throw you a couple bucks for a good parking spot. >>> when we return, new jersey governor chris christie like you've never seen him before. this is the "cbs morning news." padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> team usa's dramatic tie with portugal in the world cup was one of the most watched soccer games in u.s. history. nearly 25 million people tuned into the 2-2 draw on sunday. meanwhile, mexico moved on, captain rafael marquez kicked off a scoring surge in the 72nd minute against croatia. his goal was followed by two more in a ten-minute span as mexico wins 3-1 and advances to the knockout stage. mexico fans celebrating the win into the night on the streets of los angeles. a crowd of partiers set off fireworks forcing a three-way ramp to close. there w

meteorologist frans dinglasan is up next with that. >> mere second away from advancing to the knockout stage of the world cup, this happened. team u.s.a.'s heart broken by one of the world's best. what it means to them and what the must do next. that's later in sports. >> don't forget you can find everything world cup on our web site, abc7news.com. including the daily wrap that gives insights into key games and plays and how wins and and plays and how wins and losses will fact wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. >>> the grizzly may be emblazenned on california's flag but in reality that's the only place in the state where you'll find the bear but conservations are calling on the federal government to re-introduce the grizzly back

down in san fran. hits foul fwhal arizona are into the stands. the fan gets there. walks it over to the little girl. how sweet. wow this is why you don't do anything nice. she throws it over. over board. over the top deck take another look. it could hit someone down there. come on. it's a souvenir. she didn't want it. >> there you go. >> thank you, jeff. >> flutter behind runners at the navy yard today. dozens hit the pavement for the super run. they were invited to take on 1 k or 5 k variety of causes. it was to raise awareness and fund for charities in their own communities. >>> "castle" is next on chapel 6. for melissa magee, jeff skversky, and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez, skversky, and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez, have a great night that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? i don't like it. if verizon fios gets the gold medal, what does comcast get? probably lead. if you look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day

. >> new film depicting the fight to appeal prop 8 nissan fran the case against aids follow the 2 couple and lawyer as they challenge the state ban on gay marriage. film director work with actor and director rob reiner, jeff and paul plaintiffs in the case and now say the victory is continuation of the progress milk made for lgbt rights. >> very emotional night to be here. especially at the castro theater near where so much of our movement made progress with harvey milk years ago and our community here continue to did that as we push for full equality throughout the country. >> film san francisco day because comes on the first day of the new frame line 38 lgbt film if he is vaichlt newborn girl in vacaville great story to tell when she gets older. she was born on the side of the interstate 80 on father's day. alan traveled to have beenville to get the story. >> olivia bernardo was a surprise father's day gift. big surprise. >> it was fun. fun father's day. excite many. >> she knew she was on the way but they gave birth to 2 sons and new there would be waiting in the hospital. >> i was tr

all the women were together -- liz, fuzzy, fran, myself, and we added cynthia headstrom who's a long-timepany member, and we just started singing the songs, and the fun part for me was making up the dances that go along with it. so we had the album, the liner notes and we discovered a document rithat was made the same time the album was recorded, so that opened up a whole visual world. and in the documentary, there are some jess chiewrl language that the shakers still were practicing called motioning where there are certain hand gestures that go to the song. i knew that just from the little bit of research that ecstatic dancing was the major part of their services early on. so it was that desire that brought us to do this. then, of course, a lot of information has come to us, people have been in touch with us, sending us books, we're in contact with the shaker community, so it's like a whole world is opening up for us. >> once it starts to ripple, it ripples wide. >> charlie: i wonder why. because they had something going on right. >> charlie: what was that? it was the simplicity and the

. >> fran drescher >> bad things happen to good people >> an incredible fight >> there was like a perfect storm... >> an ability to overcome... >> i was able to turn my pain into purpose... >> her inspirational story >> you pull yourself up, and you start all over again... >> every saturday join us for exclusive, revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. >> tal a >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> welcome back to "inside story" on aljazeera america. i'm way suarez. for years, starbucks subsidized full-time employees. even when stock abalizers pressured them to drop the benefit, starbucks hung on. in the age of affordable care act, is the company turning to the next benefits? and that is education. rachel, you looked at the program. and are there down sides in maybe the first flush of stories that we haven't seen? >> well, i think first of all, the story that comes out really hits on the national anxiety. and the reason this made front-page news in the education world is that families and students are really concerned about the rising co

an fran one of the warmest days of the past few days. 69 degrees an sunny skies.e back with some of sinnyiest weather you've seen in some time. napa going for 82. warmest, santa rosa at 84. sausalito up to 70. oakland, 71. lafayette towards walnut creek, high 80s. tomorrow, tri valley. pleasanton, 88. danville, 86. check out the trend through the next five days. entering that 9 degree cat dporry as soon as thursday's forecast. then saturday and sunday. upper 90s to near 100. looks like a few isolated low 100s as we head through the end of the week forecast. ending up with a traveling tidbit here. wuch out for some severe storms that could produce traveling delays. fr from omaha towards st. louis. >> the instagram update that could have you taking pictures like a pro. >> hey guys, jonah hill is hi guest tonight. rob emmanuel. you got to watch. we're on next, everybody. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks

. >> fran drescher >> bad things happen to good people >> an incredible fight >> there was like a perfect storm... >> an ability to overcome... >> i was able to turn my pain into purpose... >> her inspirational story >> you pull yourself up, and you start all over again... >> every saturday join us for exclusive, revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> on tech know. >> that is immense... >> there a misunderstood... ...vital part of the ecosystem >> ...is a tiger shark... ...first one of the expodition >> can they be saved? >> sharks don't eat people... >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the best driving i've every done, even though i can't see. >> tech know. >> we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. >> welcome back to inside story on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. we're talking about the uncompanied minors arriving in the u.s. in new and shocking numbers. now keep in mind that most of the time most years mexicans are the vast majority

it helped us prepare for jail >> fran drescher >> bad things happen to good people >> an incredible fight >> there was like a perfect storm... >> an ability to overcome... >> i was able to turn my pain into purpose... >> her inspirational story >> you pull yourself up, and you start all over again... >> every saturday join us for exclusive, revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america should juvenile killers serve life without parole? >> the didn't even ask for the money they just shot him. >> horrendous crimes committed by kids. >> i think that at sixteen it's a little too early to write him off for life. >> should they be locked away for good? >> he had a tough upbringing but he still had to have known right from wrong. >> with every horrific school shooting in the u.s., there are calls for more police officers in schools. but more police means students are more likely to be written up for misbehavior...and eventually end up in prison. the federal government provides tens of millions of dollars a year to f

in can fran, not just a little bit. we have blue sky mixed in. comely thely gray at this hour. pretty fit. marine layer, 1,500 feet. looks good enough off to bring in drizzle into the forecast for tomorrow morning. more on that coming of in 30 seconds. do want to take to you toolt best vi -- to the best view right now. across the south bay. blue skies. warmest temperature thousands. 71. even san jose gefgt in on cloud cover. we head through the 12-14-hour period. fog forecast first. areas of graze. areas of low cloud cover we are anthrax. see here, 10 sclok clo:00 p.m. low clouds. not quite as much down here for the south bay. what you'll will find here as we head throughout tomorrow morning. it will be locked in at the right on down to san jose. by the afternoon, hours, tomorrow we start to see the sun build in through -- down to santa clara. headed to the coastline. it will say foggy here. we want to lot you know about. with the marine later, strong ouch of the west. get a little drills. not a bt. see computer models. picking up on green. near anniversarymore. will not tip ra

but san fran officials says the ad creates an illegal market for public spaces.nne-marie. >> yeah, something about that does sound wrong, but i don't know, in a pinch, i might throw you a couple bucks for a good parking spot. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thank you, jill. >>> when we return, new jersey governor chris christie like you've never seen him before. this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. and a report from the n-t-s coming out today.. what we' expecting to learn about the asiana crash last july at s. missing e-mails, computer crashes, obstruction of investigations. coming up, accusations fly at a late n hearing into i-r-s miscondu. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's tuesday, june 24th. i',,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> team usa's dramatic tie with portugal

up on the developing story, a nationwide manhunt under way as fbi agents and hazmat crews raided a franpartment and came away with potentially explosive chemicals. 42-year-old ryan chamberlain is wanted in connection with the raid yesterday. authorities said chamberlain should we considered arm and dangerous. agents in hazmat gear spend all day at the scene. they shut down jackson street near van ness for the entire day. chamberlain was last seen on saturday, driving a white nissan altima. we talked to the former chair of the republican party central committee who says he returns working with chamberlain. >> to have the explosives and all that is just totally mind boggling for me. well, i'm hoping that, you know, he turned himself in. i hope he doesn't get into any more trouble. i don't know what he's thinking. i don't know what he's been doing the last few years, what'

triple sab fran's main method of transportation. new job, ridiculous. >> whoever is telling them they should not come to work and whoever was behind that sickout i think it is putting the operators in a bad position. >> reporter: ed spoken on kpix5 on the recourse the city can take against another sickout. they called out last week calling a doctor's note to be paid and the city attorney is filing suit against the union. saying it is partially responsible. the union has also filed suit saying proposition g that voterred approved four years ago requiring meadeingiation to prevent transit strikes is unfair. >> we know the pros in arbitration is not fair. we know we are not going to get there. >> the next contract deadline is june 15th. the conditions of the last contract will stay in place. in the news room, kpix5. >> reporter: muni says there is a shortage but they are working on it with a training surge. >> a teen charged with going on a high end shopping spree with a stolen credit card. the deputies say 19-year-old holoway was driv

." >>> now, let's get the latest in sports from our very own fran civic rev sis rivera. >> we begin withy and the nhl's western conference final closing with a hollywood ending. >> to martinez, it's in! the kings are headed to the stanley cup finals! >> and that sealed the deal. l.a.'s game winning overtime goal broke a 4-4 tie. game one with the new york rangers taking on the kings is wednesday night in l.a. right here on nbc. >>> the rangers final berth with the montreal canadiens meant they had to pay up. he had to wear the jersey all day. >>> a few drivers had their chase of the checkered flag cut short we by a multicar pileup and a pothole. not the case for jimmy johnson. he wins for the second week in a row. >>> no back-to-back winner at the indycar series race. helio castroneves rallied to win the second race at the detroit grand prix on sunday. >>> high drive, deep right field. barnes is back! we're out of here! >> the perfect time for his second homer of the season. cleveland beats colorado 5-4. >>> look at the swarm of uninvited guests at dodger stadium, buzzing before the game

under way as fbi agents and hazmat crews raided a fran apartment and came away with potentially explosive chemicals. 42-year-old ryan chamberlain is wanted in connection with the raid yesterday. authorities said chamberlain should we considered arm and dangerous. agents in hazmat gear spend all day at the scene. they shut down jackson street near van ness for the entire day. chamberlain was last seen on saturday, driving a white nissan altima. we talked to the former chair of the republican party central committee who says he returns working with chamberlain. >> to have the explosives and all that is just totally mind boggling for me. well, i'm hoping that, you know, he turned himself in. i hope he doesn't get into any more trouble. i don't know what he's thinking. i don't know what he's been doing the last few years, what's going on in his head. but i just hope that nobody gets hurt. >> if you have any sort of sighting or if you know him, let us know so we can help apprehend him, and again, bring him in so people are safe. >> we have more on the developing story coming up at 6:00, and al