senator glazer says the didn't happen overnight. the making. and, he's blaming that on poor sot- "this has been a disaster in the making for years, if not more than a decade." and, state senator steven glazer is pointing the finger squarely at bart's leadership. sot- "this is a system that's under-funded, its old. it's in comes to negotiating compensation for their employee and their manager, you don't hear any conversation at all about it, so they give them giant raises out of one pocket, in the other pocket they say we glazer referring to the contentious negotiations between bart and it's employee unions back in 2013, which resulted in strikes and traffic gridlock. he contends that bart should maintenance, track, technology and train improvements, rather than increasing salaries. on top of that, glazer along with others, have signed off on expressing concerns about the bart board's consideration of a multi-billion dollar bond measure for the november sot- "and, they want this breakdown in the system to be proof they deserve more money, and i

ilana glazer and abbi jacobson.usic from lp. featuring the 8g band with patrick carney. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night," how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. let's get to the news. donald trump and hillary clinton dominated their respective super tuesday primary races yesterday, and each won seven states. so it's pretty much down to the two of them, which means america is about to make history or end history. [ laughter ] following his seven state win in yesterday's super tuesday primary elections, donald trump said during his victory speech that he is a unifier. then he turned to chris christie and said, "right idiot?" [ laughter ] this might be the strangest thing i saw last night. your usual trump speech, but look at chris christie's face. >> they're going to put 20 or $25 million into it over the next two weeks from what just came over the wires. >> seth: what is going on there? h

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one-thousand- dollar bonus being paid to bart employees is being questioned by state senator steve glazer >> catherine:more than 3- thousand bart employees are scheduled to be rewarded for the fact thetransit agency is experiencing increased ridership. >> catherine:but senator glazer thinks the money could be better spent improving the system. >>"bart is in both a financial and maintenance meltdown, got old train stations and all kinds of problems on the system itself, and financially they have no money to pay for it, so this disclosure that the highest paid transit workers in america are now getting a thousand dollars bonus, every one of them, is an outrage and shows a lack of priorities for the important needs of the system" >> catherine:bart officials say they're contractually bound to pay out the extra money -- as a result of its 2013 negotiated settlement. it followed two contentious labor strikes that same year. >> catherine:the f-b-i has released new photos of the so-called "bearded bandit"... connected to 11 bank robberies in northern california. >> catherine:photos show the suspe

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. >> please welcome ilana glazer and abbi jacobson. (cheers and applause) welcome. >> thank you.ok really glammed up. >> glam squad. >> yeah, we look good. >> glam squad. >> trevor: first of all, can we start off the topment i love broad city so much it is one of the funniest shows i have ever seen. it's so-- i think a lot of the success has been the fact that it is so different. that you set out to make it different or are you just different? (laughter) that sounded neglect tifer and it wasn't negative. but you. >> i took it as positive. >> trevor: i was going. >> i took it as a compliment, jeez. >> i think what we set out to make this show, it was really just to make something. >> like it's funny, because coop, last week or two weeks ago, them switching, it's like so typical. so i don't think of it as different but i feel like we're doing classic stuff in our specific voice. you know what i mean? >> trevor: yeah. >> that was, you have seen that on every show or something. i don't know. >> trevor: not every shoavment the way you do what you do. i mean you have become leaders in

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brittany glazer shows us how the device works. >>> after several months of living with on and off chestains, patsy says they got unbearable. >> i was experiencing excruci e excruciating chest pain to the point it would cut my breathing off. she saw dr. corey foster who said she was a prime example of coronary artery disease needing immediate treatment. if we don't intervene in an appropriate time or defer treatment to a later date inappropriately patients tend to have worsening outcomes over time. >> reporter: two of james' coronary artery his calcified plaque and she needed two stents and needed the arteries cleared out. that's where the diamondbacked 360 came into play. >> it's a diamond-coated crown which we are able to pass through the coronary artery and it spins between 08 and 120,000 revolutions per minute. >> as it spins it breaks up the plaque into tiny particles. >> they do go downstream and tend not to cause a problem because it's fine particularate matter. >> the plaque removal takes ten minutes and done before stent placements. >> we will do one to two passes with the arter

>> i wanted to say on the sb1128, by glazer that the bay air quality district, and the community benefits policies and give many options or a couple of options to employers, and i think that is a really important one in insuring that we are reducing greenhouse gas and trips as possible. and the coalition that are really trying hard on automatic speed enforcement. and the speeding cameras. but i know that some communications with some of chui's office were fruitful up until the last minute but we are hopeful that there is legislation that comes forward, but it is a little disappointing but i want to give a shout out for the work behind the teams on those efforts but thank you so much, mr. watts for the great presentation. and commissioner yee? >> thank you, for your presentation, and i know that you mentioned some bills may not have all of the details, necessary, or whatever, and so you are watching it. and one of them may be, under or possibly may be ab 1677. >> on page, 9. or 17? >> i guess that what i would like to do is to move that to suggest that we urge you to move it from watch to

today state senator steve glazer issued a scathing statement on the "the maintenance problems at bart have not just occurred overnight. they have been years in the making due to financial and leadership failures by thewe are expecting a bart spokesperson to arrive here in north concord shortly to give us issues. kron 4 news. for bart riders. it was another what should have been a straight shot on the train. detoured on to buses. as kron 4 's teresa estacio reports. even the youngest riders had to deal with the frustration. but because of the bus bridge - set up to deal with the power surge at bart getting the four year old there is no easy task oakland at 10am - but they had to get off bart and take this then get another bus to take to antioch where jaden's preschool is located. bottom line - it is going to take about 2 challenging hours - sot/tc: 33 shiriki hawkins/bart rider this is really tough. i caught up with this mom as well as. she had an appointment in martinez. sot/tc: 33 tiffany barnes/bart rider if i had to do this all the time, i couldn't it is just too much. >> reporter:

the glazer park is almost a hundred square miles.xperts say collapses happen every few years, the last one was in 2012. >>> well, this weekend we will spring, forward an hour. >> we do and that also means that it the stays lighter, later. but it also brings up a good question, why do we still do daylight savings time? it is tonight's good question smithed by eight different "eyewitness news" viewers. the hot topic indeed. get ready for your day to start on sunday. now, who necessary why. >> we need more time to play outside before we have to come inside to bed. >> it the is same daylight and same time because i need more time and more daylight in my days. >> right. we can all use a little extra time. but nicole will answer why do we still do daylight saving time tonight at is 11:00. >>> do you have a good question? log on to cbs philly.com/good question. just make sure you use the hashtag cbs-3 good question. >> we will get extra sunshine and cloud will roll in. >> we will lose an hour so we will lose an hour of clouds on sunday. >>

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. >>> then "broad city" stars abbi jacobson and ilana glazer on how everyone from hillary to whoopi are hitting their hood this season. it all starts now on "the view"

they have a temporary fix but senator steve glazer says it could have baeen avoided. >> anyone who hasas a house, you save for a rainy day. bart has not done that. >> reporter: bart officials say they're trying to get longer trains on track sometime next week. reporting live from concord, i'm cheryl hurd. >> uber trying to help during bart's electrical meltdown. it's expanding their routes. and they are cutting the cost to half price during commuting hours. >> it's hidden beneath san francisco and has been protecting the waterfront for 100 years. but now this sea wall is in need of major repairs before the next big earthquake hits. those repairs could come with a hefty price tag. we're talking a big amount of money, jean. >> reporter: we're talking billions of dollars, jessica. after the big earthquake, this fire truck is expected to launch into action. if the sea wall moves, those emergency responders and lots of other folks may need some help. the sparkling waterfront in san francisco is an iconic image that could be devastated in a large earthquake. >> all of this area, that was the

glazer, president of the realtors agency, saw -- says areas saw growth. >> they all saw double digit increases. >> reporter: calls continue for state lawmakers to reform the estate and inheritance tax and the tax on income of seniors to stem the flow of those ready to go. >> distance and commute, life-style and finances are an important part of day to day life. so, yeah, i could understand it. >> reporter: antwan lewis, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you very much for that. let's continue to talk about new jersey. one of my favorite states. i have a lot of relatives and family there. the president of the new jersey business and industry association joins us. taxes. that's the no. 1 -- it's been a problem for a long time. it's been decades of policy that has driven up the cost of living and taxes are a factor. ernie: where they moving? >> pennsylvania. you still have the shovel the snow in pennsylvania. it's about tax avoidance. go to states with more favorable tax benefits. pennsylvania is one of them. ernie: similar problem connecticut is having. a lot of critics say the report is flawed,

spectacular she right here, watch this at an argentina a national park a huge shards of ice slide off the glazercredible. >> it is. >> sky just looks lovely and felt nice. >> felt so good. >> if you are able to get outside and enjoy in the afternoon outside for a brisk walk outside, take advantage of it while you can. the it is not quite the warmth of yesterday but pleasant still, very, very much so. lets get back in time. we will show you where we ended up yesterday because that was a record breaking day. in more record highs expected in this seven day forecast but we will keep it well above average, folks. so yesterday, okay, it is tough to top this in early march. 82 degrees. making it, a shattering new record, it shattered previous record from 2006 of 76 degrees. 82 degrees. unreal stuff. at this point you're feeling, you know, feels like spring, for sure but it is well above average in terms of the what we will find for daytime highs here. that normal breeze that i mentioned earlier in the show, out of the north it comes at 9 . the not persistently blowing but enough to notice it throughout

catarina glazer of menlo park remembers her friend's house flooding in 1998 and now she's keeping a close eye on the creek. >> i don't think it's too high at the moment but it is a little bit of a concern. i mean, i don't live right by the creek but not too far, so i think water could reach our house potentially. >> reporter: oh, really? >> maybe. we do have some sandbags stockpiled just in case. >> reporter: today water is moving swiftly throughout the creek, and there are no signs of flooding, however, but some neighbors are concerned that several people dumped their christmas trees into the creekbed and they're worried they might clog up the creek. some are also concerned about the stretch of creek that goes under the narrow bridge which is a problem area several years ago. especially with another day of rain expected torn. now, the big problem in 1998 is you had high tides then el nino rains and people are worried there may be the same combination this year. reporting live in menlo park, marianne favro, nbc bay area tuesday. >> thank you very much. certainly track live radar and also

my guests tonight from broad city-- ilana glazer and abbi jacobson, everybody.pplause and cheering) but, uh, before we begin tonight, i just want to say farewell to peyton manning, one of the greatest quarterbacks in history. you know, he's the all-time leader in passing, touchdowns, quarterback wins and balls on a trainer's face. -(laughter) -allegedly! allegedly. allegedly. allegedly. and he announced today that he is retiring from the nfl after 18 years. yeah, um, apparently, he wants to spend more time -with his sponsors. um... -(laughter) he will be rich. i mean missed.

. >> reporter: but state senator steve glazer, bart's chief critic since the slowdowns and strikes three years, a remains unconvinced that bombardier can supply cars on time. >> it has had a troubled past. there's real questions as to whether this company is going to be able to perform. it we can't afford the extra time to go out and bid again and get another company on board. >> reporter: for now, limited train service will remain on the pittsburg/bay point line, and we will see the first car at an april 4th press unveiling. tom vacar, fox 2 news. >>> turning now to the latest on the terror attacks in brussels, prosecutors now say they have detained six people in raids linked to the attacks. also today belgian leaders acknowledged they made intelligence errors. they said a warning from turkey about a man what turned out to be one of the bombers was ignored last june. also, belgium has now lowered its alert level to the second highest. >>> outside parliament belgium's king and queen took part in a memorial service for the victims. 31 people were killed and 270 others were wounded. there

senator steve glazer a democrat from orinda authored the so- called promise bill, he also served on the csu board of trustees. >>> denver broncos quarterback peyton manning will announce his retirement after 18 seasons in the nfl. manning told broncos general manager john elway and gary kubiak about his decision last night. manning is just shy of turning 40 years old. he is expected to make the announcement tomorrow. he leads the nfl with a career mark by an unprecedented five mvp awards and dozens of passing records. >>> it has been two years since the malaysia airlines flight vanished. as families mark the anniversary, they make a request to authorities. >>> jimmy carter reveals new details today on his fight against cancer. i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. share it with yourself. freshly cracked egg with ham and bacon, or

from "broad city," comediennes ilana glazer and abbi jacobson. music from lp. featuring the 8g band with patrick carney. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night," how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. let's get to the news. donald trump and hillary clinton dominated their respective super tuesday primary races yesterday, and each won seven states. so it's pretty much down to the two of them, which means america is about to make history or end history. [ laughter ] following his seven state win in yesterday's super tuesday primary elections, donald trump said during his victory speech that he is a unifier. then he turned to chris christie and said, "right idiot?" [ laughter ] this might be the strangest thing i saw last night. your usual trump speech, but look at chris christie's face. >> they're going to put 20 or $25 million into it over the next two weeks from what just came over the wires. >> seth: what is going on there? he looks like a time traveler who's trying to play i

however -- state senator steve glazer is criticizing the move. he says the money could be the system. bart officials says it's contractually bound to pay out of that extra money >> reporter:it's part of a settlement following two contentious labor strikes in 20-13. >> catherine: after a lengthy investigation into the tour bus that crashed in union square last november... san francisco police and the c-h-p say they couldn't find anything mechanically wrong with the bus. >> catherine: they say the accident happened because the driver was going too fast. the crash sent 19 people to the hospital. >> catherine: police did say the driver did a good job steering the bus as it zoomed out of control... but there's no evidence that he actually stepped on the brakes. >> catherine: investigators think he might have hit the wrong pedal. >> catherine: but the driver's attorney is claiming that evidence was tampered with during the client is being wrongly blamed. >> catherine: happening tonight... >> catherine: grant? >> grant: found nowhere near its destinatio

while erada hits the boy only once, the judge mindy glazer was concerned. >> i just wonder what happens and how they discipline him when not in public. speak with after care staff m members who saw it unfold. >>> hello, we' re from channel 10. we' re here to speak about what happened with the erada family. >> no comment. >> reporter: no comment? >> no. >> reporter: the eradas were charged with child neglect and given a combined $5500 bond. >> justin: that was todd reporting. the couple is bonded out of jail and ordered to stay away from son in the dcf custody. the ones at the after care facility are the ones who report today to police. and then it is the emergency exit door moments before takeoff and the reason, well, he needed some fresh air, he says. hector showed the passenger' s mistake on the southern china flight. he told the flight attendants he thought the glass should go down and did not intend to open the whole thing. he was taken into custody. the flight was delayed about an hour on. >>> after the record breaking kelly is hanging up the space suit. he anounced he' s retiring

last year and they are on track for another $1000 bonus because of increased ridership but steve glazer issued this statement. bart continues to pay out millions of dollars in pay and benefits from one pocket were claiming that it has no money for system improvements in the out-of-pocket. now, we have reached out to bart for a response and board member bill murray told us the comparison is not accurate. murray says labor costs are nothing compared to the billions needed for system repairs. in the next half-hour, we will have an update on the investigation. >>> after the terror attacks in brussels, concerns in the muslim community. income limits, we hear from ted cruz about increased policing of muslim neighborhoods. >>> bay area dog owners are fighting back against the plan would severely limit the places their pets can roam off leash. we will tell you about a plan by the delegate national recreation area drawing criticism. >>> we are looking at a commute that is getting busier by the moment. has will look at the east bay commute, westbound 80 has had some troubles. we will have more co

. >> we had an eruption just outside the glazer this past winter, which amounted to the energy of 30,000d his life to studying iceland's ice. >> this is the biggest glaciers. >> yes. >> pronounce it for me. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> roll the double l into your cheek. >> okay. >> he says the edge of this glaciers fell as snow just as the vikings came ashore 800 years ago, and it will melt into iceland's biggest lake in less than 50 years. and this is due to climate change? >> yes, there are so many things that are happening along with this mass loss. the land is rising. >> yes, iceland is rising. michelle parks is a volume conol' gist that measures how fast and less ice means more volcanic eruptions. >> studies predicted with the next 150 to 200 years, most of the use cuts will have melted in iceland and that's really quite, quite scary to think about. >> right. >> horrifying, actually. >> he agrees iceland will be ice free in 200 years and neither he nor michelle believe in eloquent vs. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them.

she was asked to to be the next first lady whether glazer has a mouse. >> something that is not doneht way, especially if you tell somebody and they just don't do it. he likes to get the right things done and he just doesn't like it. he doesn't like somebody who is not competent to do it. lauren: mrs. trump has disagreements with her husband that they never argue or fight. nicole: the oprah is the toughest sanctions on north korea in two decades yesterday. others later north korea fires several short range project as into the east coast. the sanctions were in response to north korea's recent nuclear tests of long-range rocket. the launches by north korea were seen as the level of response to the unit actions. lauren: let's get caught up in global action market. wish i had out .4% of the nikkei up 1.3%, copy upon% and the hang seng a third of 1%. nicole: there is still talk of rednecks in the garrison. the ftse at two tenths tenths of 1% of the cac is down in the dax is one 10th of 1%. lauren: after two days, tear up a little bit. this thursday when a dow futures up nine points, s&p f

pfranchise co-chairman glazer psaid that the team was looking pto the future, not the past, pwhen they fired him back in pjanuary but ultimately they said pthere wasn't one major reason pfor the firing. pthey hired derek koetter as the pnew head coach. phe's the team's fifth head pcoach. p>>laura: there is an emergency phappening right now at pinellas ark high school but don't pworry. pthis is just a drill. pthe florida department of health pready they are for a biohazard pevent. pwalter allen is there. pgood morning. p>>walter: laura and russell, pgood morning to you. pthis is not your typical medical ptraining exercise. pwe were talking earlier, you're pnot going to see the fake blood pand people with broken arms and pthat kind of thing. pit is just as serious. pyesterday in brussels, obviously pwe saw how quickly, how pdangerous a terrorism attack can pbe. ptoday we're simulating -- you pguys are simulating a bio terror pattack. p>> right. p>>walter: and so the scenario is pthat someone released anthrax in pthe air. lanning chief, what can we pexpect today when it comes to pthe bio

. >> it but state senator steve glazer, bart's chief critic, remains unconvinced that bombardier can supply cars on tame or at all. >> it has had a troubled past. it continues to this day. there's real questions as to whether this company is going to be able to perform. we wants afford the extra time to get another company on board. >> reporter: for now limited train service will remain on the pittsburg/bay point line. we will see that first car at an april 4th press unveiling. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> tom, are you aware of anything written into the contract that essential guarantees that those cars will be delivered on time? it wasn't exactly a ringing endorsement for bombardier saying -- hearing that bart board of directors saying we think the contract is going to be executed as expected. >> reporter: he is the guy that's in charge of the entire program, himself a former member of a railroad building company. the bottom line is this. there are penalties. there are non performance penalties. there are all kinds of what they call liquidated damages. that's all true. that's

. >> reporter: steve glazer is not buying it blaming of the workers but the governing board. >> this is a -- they don't have any money. we've got breakdowns throughout the system and they don't have any money to pay for it. yet they are now giving thousand dollar bonuses to all employees, all of them. >> reporter: bonuses come out of the day-to-day operating budget not the long term capital budget needed to buy a new parked cars, controls and tracks. >> we're talking apples and oranges. >> reporter: all of those apples and oranges, every one of them, are coming out of the very same writer and taxpayer- funded bowl. >> bark is going to be asking for billions and billions of dollars in new taxes. sales taxes and property taxes. >> reporter: that means you can vote on taxes and on the directors themselves. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another nice day out there today, temperatures got up a few degrees warmer, lots of mid and upper 60s, some low 70s as well, san jose tonight, mild out there, low 50s. nice-looking system a pier, the real deal. it's missing us, staying just north of poi