a hearing is taking place at a local hotel unions employers and citizens opposed to the dam are all putting pressure on the government. cancel it and take that loss the lawsuits would go on for a long time it would be a lawyers dream to have that take place to place it'd be in the courts forever and hydro would be paying out money and was still have to go and get that hydro generator it's easy when you're not in government to campaign against something it's easy to say that's a bad choice when you're not in government but i think they're finding now that they're in government it's not as easy to make those decisions because the entire province is looking up them. not just that small percentage of people that are protesting or or against it they also have to look at well who's in favor of this project who is in favor of seeing this project move forward and that's where the leadership comes in and that's going to be a choice now that that that the n.d.p. government has to make right now is is this project best for the province as you move forward. mid november on day eighty three of her prote

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a hearing is taking place at a local hotel unions employers and citizens opposed to the dam are all putting pressure on the government. cancel it and take that loss the lawsuits would go on for a long time it would be a lawyers dream to have that take place the place it'd be in the courts forever and hydro would be paying out money and was still left to go and get that hydro generator it's easy when you're not in government to campaign against something it's easy to say that's a bad choice when you're not in government but i think they're finding now that they're in government it's not as easy to make those decisions because the entire province is looking at them not just that small percentage. people that are protesting or or against it they also have to look at well who's in favor of this project who is in favor of seeing this project move forward and that's where the leadership comes in and that's going to be a choice now that that that the n.d.p. government has to make right now is is this project best for the province as you move forward. mid november on day eighty three of her protest

hotels. the union's contract expired august 15th and left the hotel and union far apart on the issues. we reached out to the marriott but not heard back. >>> more than a thousand per mente healthcare workers marched. and vic lee on issues that led to this protest and one like it in southern california. >>> it has happened again. thieves have targeted another bay area apple store that became a trend lately despite surveillance cameras filming nciden ago you saw them cleaning out an apple store without issues. an walnut creek on the same day, $90,000 in products gone in seconds. wednesday, thieves run into the apple store in santa rosa and they take $30,000 in stuff. that brings us to the latest incident, the fifth in two weeks, it happened yesterday in burlingame. matt keller talked with investigators about the most recent theft. >> reporter: apple workers at the store in burlingame avenue spent the morning putting out new phones at the display table at the front door, less than 24 hours after a group of young men raided the star at 11:25 a.m. sunday. >> they grabbed all the cell phones

we work with our sisters and brothers in construction to make sure union construction of the hotels will be built with the union construction. we reached agreements on two projects and are in agreement with the third. what we want to ask is as the appeals are considered there is a question of the height limits to affect the project. we would ask as the appeals are considered we ask the height limits the one vasar. needs to be prevents. there is a lot but we want to flag and we also really would hope that in addition to the question of the height limits fofor the particular project you honor the tremendous work to fight the gentrification on the soma community and you work very hard to make sure the plan incorporates the safe guards that these people have come here today to ask for. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> you new directions. the giants were here a couple months ago. their project is 9,000 jobs, 1500 homes, 909 market rates. 120% down. are we going to be creating homes for 90% that san francisco can't afford new direction? are we going to be hom

i also think of my daughter coming to visit me at the office, at the hotel union worker's office in the tenderloin, stepping over needles on the sidewalks, and so many of our community members living on the streets. i believe we can solve these krit kill issues, and -- critical issues, and i would bring the leadership to tackle that from day one. thank you. >> thank you very much. mr. kim? >> so -- so somehow, out of all the candidated that are qualified, i've been in this race the longest. even though i don't have an great work history as some of these other history, somehow mike murphy and i have challenged the incumbents and changing the status quo. we've had a history of supervisors and administration that give tax breaks to big tech and to real estate developers, and you know, that needs to stop. we need to cut the money out of san francisco's politics and give power back to the people. and that's what we're standing for, and, you know, we have a rampg choice voting system, so -- rank choice voting system, so it doesn't have to be vote for your favorite. vote for your three favorit

after months of protests, disneyland announced yesterday it will increase minimum wage for hotel workers. union and nonworker also make $15 in january and their paycheck also continue to rise 40% for the next two years. the resort will also say it will roll out health care coverage and free training. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> you finally have a new tool to fight identity thieves and it won't cost you a penny. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll walk you through the process, next. >>> but first, happening now at 4:51, are you getting tons of robo calls? a new report out this morning predicts that -- calls. it analyzedmonths, the company adapted technology to detect the scam calls. we'll be right back. i'll get some tea. >>> welcome back, everyone. taking a life look outside. looks like folks are getting up and at 'em and out the door. look at fremont, vianey is i mi. >> right now nbc bay area responds to a lot of viewers who have problems weft. >> we all just got new power to maybe get ahead of some of thei. consumer investigator chris chmura s

workers took to the picket line today to protest contract negotiations between their union and marriott hotels disobedience. the union says the hotel chains profits have risen by 200% since the recession 10 years ago and workers wages have gone up 7% during the same time. >> it is hard for people. i've lived though, it is hard. no medical, nothing. that is what they want, they want to take it away from us. >> reporter: marriott declined to answer any specific questions, instead providing us with a general statement saying that marriott is negotiating in good faith and in a timely fashion to obtain the best outcomes for associates and guests. >>> at a rally before the union, representatives announced their negotiated committee organized a strike vote set for september 13, if contract negotiations continue the way that they have been, workers could call for strike later in the month. >>> in oakland, labor day is becoming synonymous with hiero day, a musical festival in its seventh year organized by oakland's own hip-hop group, hieroglyphics crew. >> cristina rendon tells us the festival keeps gr

and marriott hotels. 75 demonstrators were arrested. the unionays that the hotel chain profits have risen by 200% since the recession 10 years ago and that worker same time. >> it is hard for people. i have lived here my whole life though, it is hard. no medical, nothing. that is what they want, they want to take it away from us. >> marriott declined to answer any specific questions, instead providing us with a general statement saying that marriott is "negotiating in good faith and in a timely fashion to obtain the best outcomes for our associates and guests." at the rally before the march, union representatives announced their negotiating committee has authorized a strike set for september 13, if contract negotiations between the union and marriott continue the way that they have been, workers could call for a strike later in the month. >>> healthcare workers held the labor day protest in oakland today against kaiser permanente. protesters march this morning from us would park on webster street to the kaiser permanente medical center on macarth

and marriott hotels. 75 demonstrators were arrested for civil disobedience. the union says the hotel chain profits have risen 200% since the recession 10 years ago but workers wages have only gone up 7% during that same time. >> it is hard for people, i'm working my whole life, it is hard. no medical, nothing. that is what they want, they want to take it away from us. >> they declined to answer any questions instead marriott said, they are negotiating good faith and in timely fashion to obtain the best outcomes for our associates and guests. union reps announce before the march that the negotiating committee has authorized a strike vote on september 13, but of contract negotiations continue the way that they have been workers could call for strike later this month. >>> in oakland, healthcare workers have the labor day protest against kaiser permanente. protesters started marching around 11 am on wester street to the kaiser permanente medical building on macarthur boulevard. the program was organized by uh w and fiu, they were joined by several congressmen, the protesti

hotels. the union's president says at least 75 protesters were arrested. we reached out to the marriott but have yet to hear back. >>> on this labor day a spare the air alert is in effect. walnut creek, certainly hazy in the skies. officials say millions of cars on the roads combined with hot temperatures and nearby wildfire smoke are to blame. this is the 11th spare the air alert for smog this year. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian joins us now with a look at the forecast. spencer, any relief in sight? >> tomorrow will not be a spare the air day. here is live doppler 7. breezy conditions right now. mainly sunny skies, but the haze is with us. today was a spare the air day, even though there was some modest improvement toward the end of the day in the santa clara valley. and tomorrow will not be a spare the air day. air quality will generally be moderate to good. as we look at the pollen and uv index, tree pollen is high which i have noticed today. and the uv index is very high as well. i'll have a complete look at the weather conditions for the

of protests, disneyland finally announcing yesterday that it will increase minimum wage for hotel workers. union and nonunion workers will start making $15 an hour in january. then their paychecks will continue to rise 40% for the next two years. the resort also says that it will roll out health care coverage and free training. >>> it's an old tradition that a bride should have something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue on her wedding day. and britain's duchess of sussex followed part of that when she married prince harry back in may. >> meghan markle revealed the something blue she wore in her wedding day. nbc's sara harmon reports from london. >> reporter: the latest glimpse of the newest member of the royal family. meg meghan markle has been reunited with her famous wedding dress. the first time she has seen it since her wedding to prince harry back in may. it's part of a new hbo documentary about the queen. in it, meghan reveals a romantic secret about her big day. >> there's a piece of -- do you see the piece of blue fabric stitched inside? that's my something blue.

should the union and our employees choose to strike, our hotels will continue to operate and work to minimize any disruption and to provide the excellent service that our guest have come to expect."- marriott international this this annoucement comes at the heels of what the union says is conference season which could be used as leverage to put the pressure on marriott. live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron4 news. (jr) happening tomorrow is the 28th annual autumn moon festival. the event started today in chinatown and is filled with arts and crafts as well as cultural exhibits. tomorrow there will be a crazy rich asian's costume contest and performances by street entertainers. you can also catch multiple parades along historic grant avenue between california street and columbus avenue. head to our website kron 4 dot com for a full line up of activies and performances. (jrs) (jrs) threatening conditions. we take a look at the fight fire fighters are are upagaisnt wityh the delta fire. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (justine) a shooting rampage left six p

should the union and our employees choose to strike, our hotels will continue to operate and work to minimize any disruption and to provide the excellent service that our guest have come to expect."- marriott international this annoucement comes at the heels of what the union says is conference season which could be used as leverage to put pressure on marriott. live in san on marriott. live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron4 news. (justine) people are coming together tonight to support immigrant communities in the bay area. the san francisco chapter of "project by project" is hosting a fundraising event right now. all the proceeds will go directly to a local non profit which serves low income refugees and immigrants. kron 4's gayle ong is live at the event for us tonight,gayle. tonight,gayle.event for us tonight,gayle.event for us tonight,gayle. i'm here at the galleria design center,a big fundraiser tonight, and for a good cause. here's a look inside the event.. it's the 9th annual plate it's the 9th annual plate by plate tasting benefit..hosted by the san francisco chapter of pr

after months of protests, disneyland announced yesterday it will increase minimum wage for hotel workers. union and nonyoon workers will start making $15 in january, then their paychecks will continue to rise 40% for the next two years. the resort will also roll out health care coverage and free training. >>> it's been a long wait for tiger woods fans but he finally won a tournament. >> we're talking about the 2018 pga tour championship. this started with the 1st hole in the east lake golf club. he stayed ahead two or more shots the entire game to finish 11 under. that win marks the 42-year-old's 80th pga tour victory, and it was his first victory in more than five years after suffering career-threatening back injuries and scandals. now, he even moved up in rarveg rankings from 1,199th in the world last year to 13th today. >> wow, if that was his ranking could you imagine what ours must be? >> 6,000,728. >> not a paper long enough. >> good day to hit the links? >> i think so. it will be nice especially near the coast. the inland valleys will be heating up today. it will be hot. let's talk about

we have asked those and organize labour and those in the hotel and restaurant union and any of the impacted workers to look at this legislation. we reached out to significant number of those who are impacted in the industry. hotels, hospitals, universities, convention centres, large commercial buildings, apartment buildings, we did amend the legislation recently to include city-owned properties. we have gotten feedback from city-owned entities. our intent was never to rush the legislation. it was to have a very thoughtful conversation. we are open to the idea of continuing those conversations. we did discover that because of the fiscal impact on the city side, this legislation will be referred to after this committee over to the budget and finance. we have so we have more time to continue the conversation. just you and my opening remarks, we need to be aggressive in achieving and being a good environmental steward for generations to come in participating in a very aggressive level and the way that you do that is you have people, out the source of generation, whether it is in your own home,

one through seven are ordinances to amend the planning code to designate landmark for new hotel , local 77 union hall at -- and new appendices to articles ten and 11 for the warehouse historic district. the conservation district and p3 district and market mason conservation district and affirming appropriate findings. >> supervisor tang: thank you. due to noticing issues for a couple of items, we will ask our committee to continue all seven items to our october 1 st land use committee meeting and we will do that after public comment. anyone who would like to speak on items one through seven please come on up. ok. seeing then, public comment is closed. we can continue items one through seven until october 1st . can we do that? can someone make a motion? we will do that without objection. thank you. ok. item eight, police lease. >> clerk: item h. is the ordinance amending the building code to establish a process review for the building inspection commission and code advisory committee of legislation proposed by the board of supervisors in affirming appropriate findings. >> supervisor tang: thank y

francis hotel and the union called for a strike vote on thursday, september 13. an employee must work 160 hours to pay the one-bedroom rent. there are other financial pressures. automation at hotels are rapidly increasing. in all of the areas, marriott leads the way to restore some balance. 3rd street hotel project is an important one and will be lucrative for the chosen developer. the city should think long and hard for awarding a corporation that drives negative trends. i implore you to offer the bid to another hotel team. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. >> clerk: herber weiner, jenny davis and larry spiller. >> herbert weiner. i expected to make comments for the new member of the board, which i assume will be here next meeting. criticisms that i have. one definition of democracy is, that one group gets theirs and the other groups are satisfied. but there's another part of democracy, where everybody benefits. i'm seeing the bicycle coalition, transit riders union, and walk san francisco basically have the ear of this board. and they get everything they want. an

. >>> there will be protests from workers at 7 area marriott hotels. the unionks, bartenders and servers have been working without a contract since august 15th. >>> new video of a police investigation of a shooting overnight in southern, california. the police have been on the scene in san bernardino. several handguns and rifles were fired by the gunman that fled the scene. three of the people shot are in critical condition. the police have not made any arrests. >>> an investigation after a man shot an off-duty police officer at a racetrack. he tried to buy a ticket for last night's ice cube concert. and he was told no more tickets were available. he began arguing with the tickle seller and pulled out a gunfiring it hitting other people. a sheriff's deputysy fired at the man and hit him. he is expected to survive. >>> contra costa county will have new tran parentssy about incidents -- tran transparency for you will incidents in officer-involved shooting. >>> suspects are wanted in connection with an attempted homicide. these two men went to a home on royal avenu

officials said about 98% of the union workers voted to authorize a strike at marriott hotels in san francisco. the employees it said they are not paid living wages and they are negotiating with a chain about job security and work place safety. workers have been without a contract for almost a month. >> our fight is about one job should be enough. in today's economy when you have the hotel industry making record profits in this city and with record profits being projected outwards with the opening of the mask only center it is unconscionable that despite those profits our members struggled to make ends meet. >> the union says no date has been scheduled for a strike and they plan to continue to negotiate with marriott. >>> growing concerns of a teachers strike in san jose's evergreen school district with the teachers and the school district have been fighting over a new contract for more than a year. more on the teachers demands and the reason the district is unwilling to give them a raise. >> reporter: their voices are getting louder as the possibility of a strike becomes more

hotels. you can see some of the people. they will walk from market to union square. they have a demonstration and civil disoweobedience planned. they would not tell us more about that we did reach out to the marriott spokespersons. they are in the process of getting back to us with their side of this we'll follow this story at noon today. >>> for more on some ofon, let' clark. >>> here are some of the top stories that we're following. 8 people recovering from gunshot wounds, three of them critic after an overnight shooting spree at area apartment building. police said that a gunman fired multiple handguns and rifles last night. they found and unruly crowd out there. no arrests. and there are no description of the suspects. there was some gang activity in the area. but we don't know if this was a gang shooting. police in south san francisco are looking for a man wanted for s. and they released this photo. he's expected of armed robbie at two businesses on mission street. he had a gun and demanded money. take a look at the picture. if you have any information, call sou

should the union and our employees choose to strike, our hotels will continue to operate and work to minimize any disruption and to provide the excellent service that our guest have come to expect."- marriott international ( marty ) coming up ( marty )( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we'll take a look at san francisco's new tribute to the late robin williams. ( marty ) plus... we will give you a first hand look at what it feels like to be homeless in san francisco....through virtual reality. ( marty ) and after the break... as apple gets ready to roll out its new iphone they are also jacking up the prices on batteries. that story is next. (ácommercialá) that's a mini-wheat. delicious. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days? this morning... apple will raise prices on i-phone batteries. according to "9 to 5 mac"... the price for replacing the battery of most recent i-phones that are out of warranty

the union representing hotel workers as a room cleaners, cooks, bartenders, bellman, and beverages servers have been working without a contract since august 15. >>> it is now 6:10. up next, a museum up in flames . the rush overnight to save millions of artifacts in rio de janeiro. >>> we learn from each other. we never doubted the other man's insincerity. >> former presidents remembering the life and legacy of john mccain more on the attributes that are still pouring in for the late senator. >>> a pretty good fog bank out there. there are already some breaks. another day similar to sunday we will see what's in store the rest of the week. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. don't you dare stare. you better move. listen to the bass go boom. i'm gonna knock you out. mama said knock you out. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. in 2011, california passed a law requiring carbon monoxide alarms in single-fami... (beeping) ...in single-family homes. that was seven years ago. (beeping) carbon monoxide alarms... (beeping) (ann

. >>> fine continues between marriott hotels and their workers. the uniont marriott's profits have risen by 200% and the pay has only gone up by 2%. they say that a strike vote is planned for next week. >>> you may not need a college degree to land your dream job according to a new report from glass door, companies like google, apple and ibm no longer require applicants to have a college degree. it is welcome news to a lot of people that said they just cannot afford to go to college. >>> some tech companies are bringing doctors right into the facility for their employees so they do not have to take time off work to go to an appointment. the organization heal supplies doctors that can handle nonemergencies like physicals and other things and employees can get that information from a variety of sources. >>> time is 6:58. united airlines races prices on the baggage fees. the fee for the first checked bag is now $30, up from 25. the increase applies to tickets purchased on or after this past friday august 31st. and the price for a second jet bag went up. it is

commitment to labor. [ crowd chanting ] >>> marriott and hundreds of hotel workers had demonstrations with about 75 being arrested. the union said the marriott profits have risen 200% since the recession and wages for workers only rose 7%. marriott has been negotiating in good faith, they said and the union said a strike vote is planned for next week. >>> outrage in east san jose. of a loved mural depicting chicano heritage has been painted over. it's on the side of the now closed payless shoe store that has been painted over with gray paint and there is now graffiti on the wall. the original mural was put up a 1985 and painted by several local artists. people who live in the neighborhood are angry that it was taken away so suddenly and without any notice. >> it represents my country, you know? i liked to see that, my heritage. it was a sign of our heritage. the past and the future and it's gone. >> still not clear why the mural was painted over and we are told the property was recently sold. a representative told ktvu the city wants to investigate new protections for historic murals to prevent something like this from happ

officials and said 98% of union workers voted to authorize a strike at the marriott hotelsfrancisco. employees say they are not paid the living wages and their negotiating with marriott about job security and workplace safety. workers have not had a contract for almost a month. >> our fight is about one job should be enough. in today's economy when you have the hotel industry making record profits in this city and with record profits being projected outward with the opening up the mask only center it is unconscionable that despite those profits our members struggle to make ends meet. >> the union says no date has been scheduled for a strike and they will continue to negotiate with marriott. >>> there are growing concerns of a teacher strike in san jose's evergreen school district teachers protested outside the evergreen school district board meeting last night. teachers and the school district have been fighting over a new contract for more than a year for teachers are asking for half percent increases in pay and more prep time and a pledge to keep class sizes down. >> ever

. >>> the world'ge l hotel companies have announced workers will be given portable panic buttons to alert security personnelhef they feelare in danger. unite hire, a labor unionat represents hospitality employees across the nation, says more than 50% of hotel housekeepers in seattle alone have endured some type of sexual harassment. the panic button will bet rolle nationwide in hotels such as marriott, hilton, and htt by 2020. >>> rapper nicki minaj has risen to the defense of former cosby show actor geoffrey owens, who recently went viral after social media shamed the star when he was spotted in photos working at trader joe's. minaj has t promised donate $25,000 to owens. director tyler perry alrdy offered him a job. and now nicki minaj is just the latest ofel manyrities showing their support. on her radio show minaj said she was disgusd by th attempt at job shaming, pointing to how challenging the entertainment industry can be. >> more good things for geoffrey owens. i love it. >> we'll be right back. >>> just ahead,taly says ciao to its first starbucks. and paul mccartney spreads his city.in new yor his big plan for a secret show. you're watching "early to

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hotel is not putting an end date on the offer but most people say they expect to hit the road sunday or monday. >>> san francisco marriott workers authorized a strike. officials say around 90% of the unionhorize the strike at the marriott hotel and city, employees say they are not paid living wages and they are negotiating with the chain about job security and workplace safety. the workers have been without a contract for nearly a month now and they say they're not going to stop until their needs are met. >> our fight is about one job should be enough. in today's economy, when you have the hotel industry making record profits, in the city, and with record profits being projected outwards with the opening of muscogee center, it is possible despite profits are members struggle to make ends meet. >> the union says there is not a scheduled date for a strike and they will continue to negotiate with marriott. >>> the largest independent hip- hop festival in the country is set to take place this weekend and it is all happening right here in oakland. we'll have a look at the festival coming up right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (music throughout) >>> the world's largest hip-hop festival is coming t

officials said that 98% of the union workers voted to authorize a strike at the marriott hotels in san francisco. they said they're not paid living wages and they're negotiating with marriott with job security and work place safety. they have not had a contract for almost a movement the union said that no -- almost a month. the union said that a date has not been set and they will continue to negotiate with the the community outcry and children. they'll wear shorts and tanked tops and serve drinks with tamer names. it opens another noon in the area of north fair oaks. >>> 7:16. hurricane florence is moving inland. this is over north carolina. it made landfall earlier this morning this is a live picture. it is a category one storm. and that picture comes from surf line. and we saw the conditions from buckstone, north carolina. here is a look at the extreme winds and rain battering wrightsville beach, north carolina. >> passed over us. and now we're experiencing the back half of the storm. heavy rain but not as much rain as when we went through the eye wall on the front side of th

union workers. >> right. >> you walk into a hotel, they're all around you. pas, everybody, the bell hop, everybody you need, the guys driving the car, everybody's in a union it seems. >> so, i mean -- >> that's unique in america. >> i think it is. we have to think about this is a local race. we are to think about the ground game and the ground game to get at those undecideds, those independent voters and those unlikely voters. what's been really interesting to me this season, you're tracking it with your "hardball" ten are those folks who are unlikely voters, those folks who are -- >> who only vote in presidential elections. >> only vote in presidential elections. they are going to tip the tide. >> phil, they've got all the energy from everybody we know and everybody we talk to. the ones that went out and voted want to vote against trump. >> that's exactly right. we're talking also about the institutional benefit that the republican party has with a voting base that goes out and votes often. if you look at the poll, the people that say they're absolutely cert