after a study was done it was determined that a 500 unit hotel development may not be appropriate forite, but reducing it in half up to 250 units along with 350 residential units would be something that would serve this neighborhood better. the mission bay citizens advisory community has endorsed this change conveying that a smaller hotel and additional residential units is in keeping with a need for housing while the smaller scale hotel serve visitors to the biotech businesses and ucsf campus while l also pro serving hotel jobs providing living wage for families. a little more on the residential units. 50% of all the rental units will be affordable on-site and for the homeownership units that will be created, there will be a 20% off-site and that will be given. this is our first hearing as i mentioned on our redevelopment plan amendment, the dissolution. and i just want to thank the staff of the successor agency and the members of the citizens advisory committee for reviewing these plan changes and developing a process which brings these types of amendments to the full board. thank y

unit on outside, we have possibly two girls in this hotel. outside unit, be aware. he's talking to the girl. she's right around here somewhere. so keep an eye out. >> the woman directs the undercover to room number a-3 just as sergeant walker spies a man who may be her pimp exiting the same room. >> and he has something to do with her. >> as the undercover makes his way to a-3, the suspected pimp walks to his car in the space right next to our camera. >> he's in the lot, sarge, getting ready. >> put the camera down. >> the car next to you. a white dodge charger. he's getting into the vehicle now. >> the unusual circumstance temporarily blocks our view of what happens next. as the woman in a-3 is arrested for prostitution and the man in the white car is cuffed for pimping. the young woman is brought into in the processing room where she's identified as a 21-year-old from toledo, ohio. >> basically, i went into the room. she told me to take and put the donation on the desk. on the table. okay? and she told me on the phone it was $200 for an hour of her time. then she

hotel is locked down. security is stopping everyone who pulls in the driveway. ntsb and unitedht in to help are staying at the crowne plaza hotel. >> easy now. easy now. >> reporter: an asiana airlines representative is escorting the family in the trip as you can see in this video taken late last night. local media bombarded the rep. the victims' parents and others were ushered from the tarmac into private buses to the hotel. on the trip to the u.s., one of the victim's fathers had words with asiana airlines' ceo. it's reported that the father said he was dissatisfied with the ceo's handling of the disaster. the group who made the trip include the parents of the deceased, the parents of another two students in the class, the vis principal of the school the girls attended and other frills from their home -- flims from their home -- -- and oir officials from their hometown. investigators say the girls's bodies were found a mile apart. san mateo county coroner says one of them was ejected from the plane. the other, found close to the wreckage and may have been struck by a first re

the building will be changed from office use to a mix of hotel, time share and residential units. that is the story on the old chronicle building. >> we have a question over here. hold on. >> when is it due to be complete? >> my guess is, i don't know for sure, but on the order of a year and a half from now. >> this is affordable housing? >> surprisingly what it did was generate the restoration of another landmark two blocks up designed by the reed brothers, all the affordable housing component will be two blocks up the street in a landmark building. >> when people do development, there is trade-off for affordable housing. it is not always within the ritz carlton itself. it can be relocated or paid into a fund and used another way. >> we will walk a block down this way down commission street. we are down here at the corner of third street and mission street. there is lots of construction going on. some old buildings. this is not necessarily a historic walking tour. this is to talk about buildings and earthquake issues. let me mention something more modern about earthquakes. i have

the building will be changed from office use to a mix of hotel, time share and residential units. that is the story on the old chronicle building. >> we have a question over here. hold on. >> when is it due to be complete? >> my guess is, i don't know for sure, but on the order of a year and a half from now. >> this is

hyatt hotels and the union unite here have reached an agreement in a four-year fight that's part .lobalboycott of the chain the new contracts would give thousands of employees retroactive wage increases and maintainer healthcare and pension but if it's until 2018. the deal includes a process for hotel workers at a number of locations to vote on unionization. the hyatt chain was founded by the family billionaire commerce secretary nominee per the are. it's alleged abuse of workers cast a shadow overmore than 80 e arrested during the night weekly moral monday protest called by the naacp to protest the agenda of north carolina's republican- controlled legislature. a major focus of this week's protest was the loss of unemployment benefits to 70,000 people in north carolina, which has just gone into effect. north carolina became the first date in the to disqualify its residents from the aid free at another 100 thousand unemployed in north carolina are expected to lose benefits in the coming months. in california, transit workers have enter the second day of a strike that has halted bay area

hotel here. so the weless both ways. >> separationly united plate to the big island made it out of sfo this evening. they are staying with a friend in kona. >> i'm not worried about going to kona because i have been in an actual hurricane there before many years ago. so i'm not we are not concerned. >>reporter: as for everyone else, hawaii will have to wait at least a couple of days. for this family it's more like months. they chose to fly back to their home in memphis >> this is my retirement trip so i'm really disappointed but i'm hoping that we can reschedule flight in maybe december and get a chance to see the whale watching. so. >> trip of a life time ended before it began. at sfo lillian kim abc 7 news. >> disappointment there. zappedia tracking the storm now and kind of lost some fv strength. >> it has to dump the moisture somewhere. let me show you the done deposit and it weaken to tropical depression. winds gusting sustained to 35 miles an hour. as i take you in a little bit closer here heavy rain has been falling from maui heading into molokai right now live radar sweeping around and the

hotel here. so the weless both ways. >> separationly united plate to the big island made it out of sfo this eveningthey are staying with a friend in kona. >> i'm not worried about going to kona because i have been in an actual hurricane there before many years ago. so i'm not we are not concerned. >>reporter: as for everyone else, hawaii will have to wait at least a couple of days. for this family it's more like months. they chose to fly back to their home in memphis >> this is my retirement trip so i'm really disappointed but i'm hoping that we can reschedule flight in maybe december and get a chance to see the whale watching. so. >> trip of a life time ended before it began. at sfo lillian kim abc 7 news. >> disappointment there. zappedia tracking the storm now and kind of lost some fv strength. >> it has to dump the moisture somewhere. let me show you the done deposit and it weaken to tropical depression. winds gusting sustained to 35 miles an hour. as i take you in a little bit closer here heavy rain has been falling from maui heading into molokai right now live radar sweeping around and the ra

hotel here. so the weless both ways. >> separationly united plate to the big island made it out of sfo this evening. they are staying with a friend in kona. >> i'm not worried about going to kona because i have been in an actual hurricane there before many years ago. so i'm not we are not concerned. >>reporter: as for everyone else, hawaii will have to wait at least a couple of days. for this family it's more like months. they chose to fly back to their home in memphis >> this is my retirement trip so i'm really disappointed but i'm hoping that we can reschedule flight in maybe december and get a chance to see the whale watching. so. >> trip of a life time ended before it began. at sfo lillian kim abc 7 news. >> disappointment there. zappedia tracking the storm now and kind of lost some fv strength. >> it has to dump the moisture somewhere. let me show you the done deposit and it weaken to tropical depression. winds gusting sustained to 35 miles an hour. as i take you in a little bit closer here heavy rain has been falling from maui heading into molokai right now live radar sweeping around and the

. >> micah told us his insurance covered hotel but didn't cover storage for his bags. you may wonder why united didn't just divert flights. they don't have enough gates at other airports. those depend on whether they have space, and people to handle the flood of passengers and speaking of the passengers we're told american airlines is actually doing something interesting to handle them. they're substituting bigger aircraft in order to get as many passengers unstuck as quickly as possible. thank you very much. >> stay with us for latest on the crash. when we come back our coverage continues with michael finney. >> plus, segment of the travel industry that is stepping up to help the victim autos i'm sandhya patel. fog layer is pressing meaning temperatures on the rise. i'll be back with a thank you forecast coming up. >> thank you. other big news tonight. a major set back for the new span of the bay bridge. whit will now open for travel, abc >>> caltrans announced the new eastern span of the bay bridge will not open as planned on labor day weekend that is because it will take until december to re

peebles chairman and ceo of the peebles corporation with a portfolio of luxury hotels, commercial properties across the unitedates and serial entrepreneur jack kitery. jack is founding member of the clinton global initiative. great to have you with us. don, what did you think about this pitch? >> i think it's got great application, by the way, both on the private sector side and for residents and also for commercial application. i have a home in the hamptons and i was looking at it yesterday and saying it needs to be painted on the exterior, but good grief, do i want them to scaffold my home two weeks in the middle of the summer when i want to enjoy it so a good application? >> what about you, jack? >> consumers in today's economy they love instant, instant gratification so i think it has that going for t.at the same time these are people's homes. people care a lot about their homes, and so the quality and quality assurance really has to be there. >> personally, as someone who has been in this situation i would love guys to come in and paint my house for one day, and i'm sure there's a lot of demand out there

hotel room. it's a mess here at terminal 3 in the united gate. dan? >> mark, it seems as though people are taking this in striesmed it's amazing. they're calm. >> well, you know, some of them that were put on the air are taking it in stride. do you have a minute to talk with me? we can -- how long you been waiting. >> two hours. >> are are you trying to get to. >> washington, dc use what's your name? >> terry how are people handleling. >> pretty calm. a few cutting in line,. >> thanks to talking to us. apparently people handlele is pretty well but it's a very long line. it is a very long wait. some people waiting all day here at the airport. hoping to catch a flight out. reporting live from terminal 3. abc7 news. >> we want to share some pictures with you because we continue to get them in. >> put those on the screen and just show you. these are from our viewer and we appreciate the fact you took time to send these images to us. this is a long distance shot of the smoke from the plane after the crash-landing. this is actually video. looks like from a

hotel corporation. a tentative agreement involving pay increases and pension benefits. if approved, unitereed to end its global boycott of hyatt. >>> the san francisco ritz- carlton has sold. $476,000 per key, which is how the hotel measures these types of transactions. it has been sold to fair lodging group, which is based in annapolis. >>> sweltering heat continues into the week. how long parts of the bay area will see temperatures topping 100 degrees. >> a new law bringing big change to menus at chinese restaurants. why some say banning one popular dish is discrimination. >> in two minutes, making mone hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com t

she was on a business trip to the united arab emirates when she says she was attacked in a hotel. that attack resulted in a conviction for extramarital sex. >> ohio rise -- a high-rise metropolis known as the shopping capital of the middle east. most visitors know they are expected to conform to a ban on indecent clothing and other strict islamic laws, but this woman said she never expected to be treated like a criminal after reporting she had been raped. she was on a night out with colleagues last march when the attack took place. >> i woke up and realized i was being raped. i asked the front desk to call the police for me. they ask me, are you sure you want to call the police? i thought, of course, all the police. that is a natural reaction where i am from. >> she says she was shocked when police arrested her and confiscated her passport. she was charged with three counts, including having sex outside marriage. convicted earlier this week and sentenced to 16 months, she is preparing to appeal. her family back home says they are terrified for the 24-year-old. >> of course i am af

hotel corporation. a tentative agreement involving pay increases and pension benefits. if approved, unitereed to end its global boycott of hyatt. >>> the san francisco ritz- carlton has sold. $476,000 per key, which is how the hotel measures these types of transactions. it has been sold to fair lodging group, which is based in annapolis. >>> sweltering heat continues into the week. how long parts of the bay area will see temperatures topping 100 degrees. >> a new law bringing big change to menus at chinese restaurants. why some say banning one popular dish is discrimination. >> in two minutes, making money off your misery. >> they jack it up, and put it on as mint special. >> the businesses cashing in on your woes during the b.a.r.t. strike. >>> continuing coverage now of the b.a.r.t. strike and its impact on the bay area, telling us how commuters are taking a double hit as some companies are looking to profit by jacking up their prices. >> it went up 15%. >> from what? >> from 20 to 30, and i'm here for the special. >> reporter: not too happy to shell out $10 more for parking at the emba

was really taken by the letter from the teamsters, the food and commercial workers, and unite here, which is hotel. they made several points. one is that the law has perverse incentives in it to limit hourly employees to less than 30 hours a week, because if you're a full-time employee, that you're supposedly working 30 hours or more and you have to be given insurance coverage by your employer. you work less than 30 hours, you don't have to be provided insurance coverage. so a lot of people who hire hourly employees are limiting their hours to 30 hours, particularly in the hospitality and restaurant business. and this is having rippling throughout our entire economy. this year, each month an average of 21,700 full-time jobs have been created while 93,000 part-time jobs have been created. an incentive for companies to only hire part-time. the second point they made is that these unions, by and large their employees are covered by employers in a non-profit insurance arrangement. in fact, this is becoming more and more common. 60% now of u.s. workers are now covered by these so called self-funded pro

an eyewitness on a number of hours ago who saw this thing happen from a nearby hotel room and she did say there was a united plane that was very close to this plane. so we do know that there was another plane in the area. tom, can you speak any more to that? >> the actual recording of the emergency is earlier. >> tom, do we have it? >> i'm sorry, craig. i was talking to the producer. my apologies. >> that's okay. do we know whether there was another plane in close proximity to this one as it was landing? >> i don't know. it's been about three hours since i used this prop, and maybe this is helpful for people to understand the configuration of the airport at san francisco. this is 28 left here. you're coming in over the water. and here's 28 right right here. this is where he was. he was literally on the runway closest to the terminal. the terminal is right here. so he's coming in, and he hits the embankment, the seawall, right there, 28 left. he doesn't get any distance at all down this runway. he's already impacted the ground before the runway even starts, the truth of the matter is. and then he ends up ove

hotel. is that the same building? >> no. john hay died in 1905. his daughters who was married to a united states senator continued to live there 1920s at the time when the hay house and the adams was torn down and the hotel was built on that site. hay adams present day hotel. >> what's the view if you're thereupon and hay adams looking out. hay built that house. from his parlor, he could look across and see his bedroom that lived in in the white house. moving thing to go there and imagine. as you look there, he was on left-hand side on the second floor. >> if your back is to the your back is re, to the hay-adams hotel, if you the trees, you could -- hay could look right up to his window. course, the adams hotel, all of those win dopes on that side basically in the across the es look the white house to the washington monument and clear to memorial.rson >> you mentioned in your book st. john's church which is right from the street hay-adams. that?s the importance of >> well, theodore roosevelt went on sundays.ere and after church, he got in the of walking across the street and coming in to

hotel brands. travel is calling you to hiltongreatgetaways.com. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united the world. right now the six women deciding the fate of george zimmerman are back in the hotel, and we can only imagine what is going through their minds. that he deliberated for three hours and 33 minutes. the jury will return at 9:00 a.m. to begin deliberating again for the trial that is gripping america. will they find george zimmerman guilty or not guilty of murdering trayvon martin, and could they return for a manslaughter conviction or will they simply acquit him of all charges? they asked for 200 exhibits and reams of testimony to pore over. a fiery closing argument from the defense and an equally rebuttal from the prosecution.

united states. so if you start to take a look at economics in regards to the hotels, the transportation, the restaurants, the shopping, we're very excited about what this is going to bring into the town over the next 10 days. >> reporter: they put $100,000 into approving max baer, the old boxer, they named a baseball field after him. and they will be playing those games beginning tomorrow. they run for the next week or so, august 5 they will have the championship game. espn is coming out here. the great hope for livermore, they can play this little league world series division game here every year like williamsport so you start talking about hotel rooms, restaurants, in fact i ran into a group of mothers here from osaka, japan, just a little while ago and they're looking for hot dogs and hamburgers. >> the all american food. it bridges the gap, ken, between the end of little league and when these young men get into high school. they are looking like young men, no longer kids. >> reporter: yeah. exactly. it's a good transitional division that gets them up to 90-foot bases and where they will start playin

phone video from inside one of the hotels, survivors are being of interviewed by ntsb and are asked to fill out paperwork. representatives from asiana airlines and united airlines, the star alliance partner, are helping. a career woman on the flight told us how she is feeling. >> i am okay. two members of our team are injureed. >> she and another passenger walked loan the shoreline because they wanted to see the remnants of the plane crash they survived. theys took photo of it from a distance. there were 141 passengers from china on the plight. many of them lost their travel documents. i was there most of the day yesterday at the chinese consulate and normally they would be closed to get replacements including a group of people on a west coast bus tour. some in the group are treated for injuries like that man who had a foot injury. the others decided it was at once-in-a-lifetime trip. they continuing the trip. >> the ntsb is appealing to anyone who shot video to contact authorities. several captured dramatic video including some people watching planes take off and land at sfo. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. >> fred was taking video of asiana when

united states. >> as snowden remains camped out at a hotel in a moscow airport transit zone, senator john mccain assertedhis weekend that the real story is a failure in u.s.-russia relations. >> the lesson here is, look at this -- our relationship with putin. that reset button we ought to throw that away. it's clear what he is, an old kgb colonel and he's not interested in better relations with the united states. if he was, he would make sure that mr. snowden was sent back to us. >> but others argue that the real, real story is not the snowden saga but indeed the snowden effect. nyu media professor jay rosen defines that effect as the direct and indirect gains in public knowledge from the cascade of events and further reporting that followed edward snowden's leaks of classify information. the snowden effect was evident in reporting this weekend from both "the new york times" and "wall street journal" which ran expose's on the inner workings of america's secretive foreign intelligence surveillance or the fisa court. at times the court's use was described as a narrow legal principle "the special needs doct

hotels. market street is transforming and because we have so many great partners and because of those types of hubs that are created for all people all over the world not just the united states people from all over the world b will come here and challenge and work here. we have changes. they employ and i think you're going to be the reason it changes but right now supervisor 44 thousand 2 hundred and 49 employees and it's still growing and i think the office needs to change those numbers already arrest as you know i've been focused on jobs because i really believe that people can get those jobs and be part of the economy. and we're going to make sure whether it's big medium or small a they'll survive here and the supervisors will work with me to sustain this. so mr. temple used the word bubble he's always trying to get me on the bubble it will not burst if our hearts lead this economy. if all walks of life and all cultures get to participate. this can welcome in one or two people with ideas but can't afford the expensive rent by wants to start with a great idea and this is where it starts. this is why it's so incredible we have those hubs of business support. it's a m

hotel sale. use code "summer" on priceline's. >>> a norwegian woman is sentenced to prison in the united arab emirates after reporting that she had been raped. >> reporter: 24-year-old marty is a convicted criminal. she's just been sentenced to 16 months in prison after reporting to police she had been raped by a colleague in a dubai hotel on a business trip in march. >> i got to the police station. i told them my story and then he asked me when -- when i was done, he said, did you call the police because you didn't like it? and i said, of course i didn't like it. but that's also when i understood they don't believe me. >> reporter: she claims to have been held with no charge or contact with the outside world. four days later, she found out she was charged with having unlawful sex. sex outside of marriage is banned in the uae. on july 16th, she was sentenced to 12 months for that crime in addition to jail time for alcohol consumption. she says she was advised to say the sex was voluntary to get the charges dropped but when she did, police added a charge of making a false statement. uae thofrts have not responded to cnn's repeated

. >> goode: they were trucked across the united states, and they were the first guests in my tortoise hotelpecies is pampered like a guest at one of goode's hotels, with fresh-cut flowers, salad greens, and a tortoise smoothie blended with organic milk. >> goode: each species needs a different ecosystem. like, this tortoise, for example, is from burma, and this is biologically extinct in the wild. and these guys need to be kept warm and very high humidity. >> stahl: he now has 680 animals from 30 endangered species... >> goode: this is a turtle from india and bangladesh, maybe a little bit into pakistan. >> stahl: ...and these turtles that, elsewhere, would be on the menu. >> goode: it's called the golden coin turtle, probably one of the top 25 most endangered turtles in the world. >> stahl: and young galapagos tortoises that'll grow to 400 pounds. >> goode: these were bred at a zoo in texas and they've been raised here. >> stahl: don't come for my toes. but eric goode says he doesn't want any of his guests to stay too long. >> goode: ideally, we'd like to send these animals back to the wil

united states. i remember having a drink with her at the carlisle hotel here in new york on a couple of occasions.ve a major speech here where she talked about cancer and talked about the "c" word but not just it being a "c" word for cancer, but a "c" word for courage. in many ways, i think america's affection for prince william was formed on the basis of its affection for diana. i should also point out, andrea, that st. mary's hospital paddington is part of the jewel in the british crown, which is the national health service. although the lindo wing is a private wing, it's directly connected to the rest of the hospital where they have a very large maternity wing and plenty of women have babies there. my own wife was a midwife in london. all three of our children were born at the hospital where she worked as a midwife, at st. george's hospital in south london. you were talking earlier about the crowds of people who are gathered. the national health service is something that everybody is engaged in. of course, in this country, we've had such a contentious fight over the affordable care act. and i w

united arab emirates. after reporting to police she had been raped by a colleague in a dubai hotel during a business trip in march. she was charged with having unlawful sex. sex outside of marriage is banned in the u-a-e. she was sentenced to 12 months for that crime. she says she was advised to say the sex was voluntary in order to get the charges dropped but when she did, police added a charge of making a false statement. del-elv will be appealing her sentence on september 5th a whole lot of shaking going on in new zealand. coming up - we show you the quake - caught on tape. [ glenn stonebarger ] we are a family farm. she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ >> take a look at this. a six-point-nine magnitude earthquake rocked new zealand today.

unit here. >> you thought after that they were going to put you in a hotel? >> no, i thought they would ad seg me. that's what i thought. i didn't think -- >> so your objective is to get ad seg? >> if you throw me to population and some [ bleep ] sticks me, then dude, i'm coming back on you all like a [ bleep ] tiger. i'm going to take you to court and i'm going to sue the [ bleep ] out of you. >> i really don't have to do this. at this point i am going to put him back in this house. because i really don't know -- >> i'll shut up, man. how about if i can shut up. let's get this over with. >> you know, let's do this tomorrow. it's better for me. >> we're here right now. >> i'm not really in the mood right now. >> i don't care. >> all right, let's go back. >> do what you want. you're the boss, man. >> i can't let him come in and dictate how my interview is going to go, and i won't do that. at some point, i've got to do what's best for me and what was best for me was to end the interview. >> schreiber's stay in general population didn't last long. he was caught

hotel found the dogs in the car. one of them already dead, and police arrested sharon. in central booking she was placed in the medical unit where a public defender snapped this picture. >> clearly the photos show this woman was not in the condition to be in jail. >> reporter: her family attorney says shortly after her release from jail, sharon lapsed into a coma and died. with her death certificate in hand, her family went to court tuesday morning to have animal cruelty charges dismissed. as attorneys explained her death, the judge apparently unaware her family was in the courtroom quipped, well, that's one way to avoid prosecution. >> i couldn't believe that this happened. >> reporter: now her grieving family and their attorney say they're considering legal action. >> had she been given the appropriate medical care and taken to a regular hospital that she would be alive today. >> reporter: the family attorney says in addition to filing possible lawsuits against police and central booking, they're also considering filing civil rights violations for failure to provide adequate medical treatment while she was here at centra

united states. so if you start to take a look at economics in regards to the hotels, the transportation, the restaurants, the shopping, we're very excited about what this is going to bring into the town over the next 10 days. >> reporter: yeah. what they're expecting is about 10,000 people. you can see first street is just jammed five, six deep in some places for this big parade. they took max baer field which has been here for years and years in livermore, they put $100,000 worth of improvements to host it and they are going to make the big team. they are going to be on espn 2, the championship game for the intermediate division of little league. back to you guys. >> that's fantastic. well, kenny, i know last year we had so much fun watching the team from petaluma do so well and the other little league world series, is there a local team playing in this world series? >> reporter: yeah. there's a local team that's actually the nationals in pleasanton which is the next town to the west here. they are fielding a team. there will be i think he said six domestic and four for team are here. what's fun is tha

hotels and on the streets. in the bay area, authorities arrested 21 pimps, that's the highest number taken into custody in the sting that span the country. >> one of the largest urban areas in the united states. it's understandable why there would be a large amount of crimes. >> clearly, it's a tourist town. a lot of folks from out of town. it really hinges on demand. >> the fbi says all the children rescued here were from the bay area. not other countries. nationwide, 105 children were rescued. 150 suspected pimps were jailed. >>> the clock is ticking until a bart strike. the deadline for a contract is this sunday. phil tells us there is no sugar coating it. it doesn't look good. >> whether do we want it? >> now. >> this was the scene this morning when bart workers took over and shouted down bart general manager as she was giving a speech before the american public transportation association. it also gives you a pretty good idea of the tone of the bart negotiations so far. >> workers are angry. >> shows how much is at stake in these labor negotiations. >> which is another way of saying with another strike looming, the two sides are still far apart on key issues. bart has had a very l