. >>> larry reid stood up for his youngest constituents. protesters interrupted him while he was honoring young people involved in the police league. >> i hope you would be respectful of these young kids that are here. so i certainly hope you don't jeer but applaud the work these officers are doing. >> reid represents much of east oakland, an area where police and residents struggle daily to fight street crime. >>> road rage in santa rosa. police say a driver, who couldn't stop arguing with a bicyclist hit and injured the cyclist and sped off. this happened near jennings and early avenues. the cyclist yelled at the driver after a near miss and the driver backed up to continue the argument and hit the cyclist. 22-year-old matthew hamilton ditched his car when they arrested him. the cyclist has several broken bones. >>> they are still talking but don't appear to be getting far. b.a.r.t. officials and union leaders plan to return to the bargaining table tomorrow but the two sides don't agree to the progress. that means the threat of another st

oakland councilman larry reid was among those helping with today's search. >> oakland police are planning an early morning news confercebout this kidnapping. we'll bring it to youam.on the kron-4 morning news. coming up in our next half hour--- we speak to marc klass - who is an advocate for missing children. he will talk about this kidnapped toddler. and playing in assisting the family. that's tonight at 8:30. now to our other top story. 214. wreckage still on the tarmac at s-f-o. the n-t-s-b investigation into the crash. continues to focus on how and why the airliner was traveling too slow. and too low for a proper landing. kron 4's dan kerman has details on what was said briefing. the ntsb says that apply to 14 was coming in below its target speed when it crashed on saturday. >> the voice recorder suggest the pilots were not aware of this problem until it was too late. >> there was no mention of speed until about nine seconds before impact which was too late. >> this is video of the wreckage. taken from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the crash of flight 214 left debrie sca

. >>> larry reid stood up for his youngest constituents. protesters interrupted him while he was honoring young people involved in the police league. >> i hope you would be respectful of these young kids that are here. so i certainly hope you don't jeer but applaud the work these officers are doing. >> reid represents much of east oakland, an area where police and residents struggle daily to fight street crime. >>> road rage in santa rosa. police say a driver, who couldn't stop arguing with a bicyclist hit and injured the cyclist and sped off. this happened near jennings and early avenues. the cyclist yelled at the driver after a near miss and the driver backed up to continue the argument and hit the cyclist. 22-year-old matthew hamilton ditched his car when they arrested him. the cyclist has several broken bones. >>> they are still talking but don't appear to be getting far. b.a.r.t. officials and union leaders plan to return to the bargaining table tomorrow but the two sides don't agree to the progress. that means the threat of another st

. >>> larry reid stood up for his youngest constituents. protesters interrupted him while he was honoring young people involved in the police league. >> i hope you would be respectful of these young kids that are here. so i certainly hope you don't jeer but applaud the work these officers are doing. >> reid represents much of east oakland, an area where police and residents struggle daily to fight street crime. >>> road rage in santa rosa. police say a driver, who couldn't stop arguing with a bicyclist hit and injured the cyclist and sped off. this happened near jennings and early avenues. the cyclist yelled at the driver after a near miss and the driver backed up to continue the argument and hit the cyclist. 22-year- hamilton ditched his car when they arrested him. the cyclist has several broken bones. >>> they are still talking but don't appear to be getting far. b.a.r.t. officials and union leaders plan to return to the bargaining table tomorrow but the two sides don't agree to the progress. that means the threat of another strike is ver

. >> larry reid says he is strongly considering a run. port commissioner brian parker, neighborhood activist patrick mccullough are also considering running. quan is not yet a candidate for re-election. >>> bart and the union have a week and a half to look at a deal or there will be another strike. the deadline is august 4. that's when bart workers say they will walk off the job if they don't see a new contract. during the last strike, bart ran shuttles and ferries for service. but it was a pain. this time around bart has a backup plan if a strike happens. the transit will add one more ferry. >> for those people tied up in the bart strike in july, you can expect a worse experience in august. >> we barely have the money to get the buses that are out there running on a regular basis much less having a reserve fleet. >> transit agencies also fear that running more buses might affect their own unions. as far as negotiations go, both sides are far apart. >>> the golden state warrior plans for a new waterfront arena in san francisco is facing a

larry reid says he is strongly considering a run. other potential candidates include port commissioner brian parker and neighborhood activist patrick mccullough. >> then the bart strike in july, you can expect a worse experience in option. >> the options that happen if bart strikes again. >> the way is clear for detroit to file for bankruptcy. tonight, we examine how big cities can emerge from financial disaster by visiting a bay area city that's actually pulled it off. >> humidity tropical moisture out of here sunshine is back and temperatures pretty darn comfortable outside. find out if we can hang on to this weather winner for the weekend. >> it does make me nervous. >> coming up at 6:30, it's strawberry season. we'll show you what one family did that they say exposes just what a dirty business it can be. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, could go on strike again. if bart workers don't have n >>> the clock is ticking just a week and a half until bart could go on strike again. if bart workers don't have a new contract by august 4, they say they'll

charles: the president and senator larry reid tel at the senate immigration bill is the key to fixing. the bill will still make it difficult for the most talented immigrants that enter into our country. as always been talented immigrants to take us to the next level. you heard the interjection, some lofty numbers being thrown about. the 1 trillion really caught my attention. any merit to that? >> i do think immigration is really critical to our economic future and sometimes my conservative friends don't understand that. we have very much benefiting especially as he said by the engineers and scientists and mathematicians and the entrepreneurs to come to this country and create hundreds of thousands of jobs for the rest of us. one of the problems i have with this bill is, i don't think this increases the quota enough for the people at the very top, the people with the skills that entrepreneurs are going to come over here and make a business is more efficient and create businesses as well. find that to be problematic. charles: back to your point, the senate plan 40 percent of the people

. >> long-time city councilman larry reid says he is strongly considering a run. other potential candidates include port commissioner brian parker and neighborhood activist patrick mccullough. quan has not yet officially announced her candidacy for re- election. >>> the golden state warriors plan for a new waterfront arena in san francisco has hit a snag. the building planned on piers 30 and 32 was already going to be expensive. now it turns out it could cost up to $150 million to fix the piers. it was originally estimated at $70 million. add that to a $700 million arena and now you're talking about a $1 billion project. it's not the costs that has some worried, it's the added traffic on the already congestion embarcadero. there is a massive development at mission rock and high-rise buildings and city leaders are looking into the issue. >> it could be a series of events that happen at the same time 50 times, 100 times a year. what we're doing now is we're actually looking 25 years out in the future. >> stadium park something another big concern. the team is trying

larry reid was cited for violating city rules in the report. is not expected to be part of the hearing. the vote is symbolic and will not carry a penalty. >>> the critically acclaimed film about the shooting death of oscar grant opens at bay area movie theaters today. fruit veil station portrays grant's final hours before a deadly confrontation with b.a.r.t. police on new year's day in 2009. michael b jordan plays the lead role. the film was written and directed by oakland native brian kuggler. >>> an arrest has been made in a recent string of vandalism in golden gate park. someone actually saw 65 a-year- old ken frisch damaging a tree in the park yesterday. he is also accused of a altering a park path and feeding animals. but police say he is likely not responsible for the vandalism of 200 young trees last year. >>> another round of graffiti clean up is scheduled for san jose later this month. caltrans had recently painted over several freeway signs along highway 101 and 280 and some have been retagged. the clean up is scheduled for the weeken

. >> long-time city councilman larry reeved says he is considering -- reid is considering a run. also port commissioner brian parker and neighborhood activist patrick mccullough. quan is not officially a candidate for re-election. >>> the golden state warriors' plans for a new waterfront arena in san francisco is facing another wave of costs. the building which would be on piers 30 and 32 was already going to be expensive. as it turns out, there was another price increase hitting below the surface of the bay. the piers were built a century ago and need a bigger overhaul than expected. >> the extent to which we are going to have to rebuild the piers is becoming more visible over time. originally we thought it would be 60 to $70 million. now it's up to $150 million. >> add that to a $700 million arena and other retail space and a total cost adds up to about $1 billion. the warriors say the project will be privately financed. >> so it's not the cost but the added traffic on an already congested embarcadero. the arena is just one new project planned for the waterfront. there's also a

reid is a caveman in more ways than one. two nominees thrown under the bus. this is not a victory. just more cowardice and capitulation. >> bill: larryrom the communications union ripped the president for agreeing to do that. >> harry reid is a wuss, a chicken, an idiot. that would be an insult to a real person. that's a little harsh. >> bill: i said this on john fuglesang's show monday night. i thought he really grew a pair in this fight. and showed -- did show a lot of spunk. i'm sorry he caved in to the very end. he brought it right to the brink. >> to that point bill, the unions getting upset. he put in an afl-cio counsel to replace one of the members so it is not as if he put in some moderates. he put in some really strong lefty candidates. >> bill: these two people who will get the jobs, i saw one of them working for the afl-cio. by the way so we have a little political news. she put out a video yesterday saying i don't -- she didn't say this. mike enzi, great republican. always votes republican way. never gives obama a vote but liz cheney says yeah, but he's not me. therefore i want his job. >> i've been honored to have had th

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