a group of longshoremen walked off the job for hours after a noose was found inside a truck. the union tells melissa caen that it's just the latest example of a growing problem at the port. >> reporter: derek mohammad is the secretary treasurer of the longshoreman's union local 10. about 60% of its members of african american. >> this is the third indent in six months but the second -- incident in six months but the second incident in two weeks. >> reporter: the n toward was painted on a piece of equipment in november and two weeks ago a noose was found at the entrance and now this. >> quite naturally a feeling of uneasiness, fear, discomfort and so our members asserted their right to work in a safe environment. >> reporter: sfa marine is a management company running the port and their spokesman says they were not aware of any prior incidents. sfa marine also told us that the noose was small, about the size of a key chain. after the walkout this morning an arbitrator was called and he ruled that the noose was not a threat to health and safety. he ordered the workers back to t

longshoremen at the port of oakland say they will walk off the job today.ere could be walkouts at schools as well. rundown on your screen of some of the big events happening. 11:00, a rally that will end at civic center plaza. at noon in oakland, 1:00 p.m. big rally in san jose, at 3:00 in oakland again, that one at fruitvale plaza. and at 4:00 this afternoon there will be a rally at todos santos plaza in concord. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> just into the newsroom, a plan to repeal and replace obamacare could almost be complete. the president hasn't been able to pass a new healthcare plan like he promised during his campaign. there's been a big debate within the republican party over whether the bill would cover preexisting conditions and how that would be done. the president sat down with "face the nation's" john dickerson last night. >> people out there with preexisting conditions they are worried are they going to have the guarantee of coverage if they have a preexisting condition or if they live in the state where the g

. >>> longshoremen at one of the terminals walked off the job after the discovery of a noose. second in two weeks. trucks set idle for hours. president of the longshoreman's union issued statement we reject in strongest possible terms racism in all its forms. shipping company said it had zero tolerance. >>> latest developments from manchester. suicide bomber salman abedi traveled through europe undel undetected. traveled through libya. armed officers are patrolling u.k. trains and u.k. officials blasting the united states for publishing crime scene photos leaked to them. >> wrong, arrogant, disrespectful to the people of greater manchester and to families who lost loved ones and those injured. >> u.k. u.k. says will resume sharing intelligence after assurances from american officials. president trup called the leakes deeply troubling. >>> president trump visited nato in brussels and captured attention. pushed aside mark ovich to get to the front of the leaders. taken aback but then he smiles and pats him on the back. then got in apparent hand shake showdown. some reporters say

. >>> longshoremen at one of the terminals walked off the job after the discovery of a noose. second in two weeks. trucks set idle for hours. president of the longshoreman's union issued statement we reject in strongest possible terms racism in all its forms. shipping company said it had zero tolerance. >>> latest developments from manchester. suicide bomber salman abedi traveled through europe undel undetected. traveled through libya. armed officers are patrolling u.k. trains and u.k. officials blasting the united states for publishing crime scene photos leaked to them. >> wrong, arrogant, disrespectful to the people of greater manchester and to families who lost loved ones and those injured. >> u.k. u.k. says will resume sharing intelligence after assurances from american officials. president trup called the leakes deeply troubling. >>> president trump visited nato in brussels and captured attention. pushed aside mark ovich to get to the front of the leaders. taken aback but then he smiles and pats him on the back. then got in apparent hand shake showdown. some reporters say

longshoremen at a busy terminal walked off the job for hours after discovering a small noose. they say it's part of a larger problem at the port. melissa. >> reporter: yeah, veronica. we're here at the oakland international container terminal at the port of oakland. and there's plenty of activity here at all times day and night but this morning for several hours, everything came to a standstill when about 100 longshoremen walked off the job. at issue was a noose found on the seat of one of the trucks that the workers use to move around the terminal. derek mohammad is the second treasurer secretary-treasurer of longshoreman union 10. about 60% of its americans are black. >> this morning another member of our local discovered a hangman's loose inside -- excuse me, a hangman's noose inside a truck on the terminal and so this is the third incident within six months but the second incident within two weeks. >> reporter: in november, a racial slur the "n" word was painted on a piece of equipment. and then just two weeks ago a hangman's noose was found on a fence near the entrance. n

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. >> reporter: longshoremen at the port of oakland say they will also walk off the job today and there could be walkouts at schools as well. organizers say they hope to show their economic power and get the attention of the president, so one of the biggest bay area rallies starts at justin herman plaza at 11:00. that's when they will march down market street starting at about 12:30 and then arrive here at civic center plaza. some other big events going on around the bay area. talk about them in the next half hour. right now live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix5. >>> the president says he hopes to see action soon on a revamped plan to replace the affordable care act. president trump said the bill has evolved over the past few weeks and promised that it will protect those with preexisting medical conditions. the plan would allow states to create separate high risk pools for people with expensive ongoing medical problems. critics say that could make coverage totally unaffordable for those patients even if they are insured. president trump is leaving the door open for military action

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. >>> longshoremen walk off the job yesterday at the port of oakland for several hours, protesting discovery of a hangman's noose on poor property. union officials say it was the second noose found at the port and the past two weeks. the walk that occurred at the oakland international container terminal. that supports -- it is the ports biggest terminal and cause a big backup for container trucks trying to get into the yard. >> the majority of the people that work at the port are minorities. they are a diverse group of people. on the trucking side we have 36 different languages spoken. very diverse. i don't know who would do such a thing. >> the terminal was reopened around noon. that backup lasted throughout the rest of the work day. >>> a statement by the union said in part "the display of noose at the workshop site are inexcusable and expressly. prohibited conduct under the terms of the collective bargaining agreement. was quote the port is promising a vigorous investigation. >>> fire crews in stockton are trying to figure out what caused a fire that injured one person and damaged five ho

. >>> new at fievg a disturbing site at the port of oakland led a group of longshoremen to walk off the job. the nooses have been spotted around the site in recent weeks. the being walk out was a move to reject racism in all forms. the walkout happened at one of the four marine terminal closing for several hours this morning. the port says it's investigating where the nooses came from. >>> a special election tonight in montana is getting international attention. the polls will be closing soon but the controversy will continue for a while. at issue the candidate for congress moua attacked a reporter. >>> i'll talk to you about that later. >> but there is not going to time. >> speak to shane please. >> i'm sick and tired of are you guys the last guy came inner you did the same thing get the hell out of here. >> heard on the tape in reporter on the left for england "the guardian" newspaper and this man republican candidate greg begin gianforte. he has been cited for misdemeanor assault that happened late last night punishable by a fine up to six months in jail. >> well that is wrong and sh

. >>> longshoremen are back on the job after they walked out.here was a discovery of a noose on the property yesterday and this was the second one found at that port in two weeks. trucks sat idle for hours. the union rejects in the strongest possible terms racism in all forms. port officials say they have a zero tolerance for racism. >>> our team just got video of one of the craziest police chases at the live desk. check it out here. jerry newman stole the truck on wednesday, led officers on a high-speed chase that took them into active runways at the tulsa international airport. he later drove the wrong way on a busy highway which is the moment that authorities backed off. he crashed a short time later killing a man. police found the utility truck. they could not find newman for some time and then had to use his cell phone signal to eventually track him down. he is expected to appear in court today on numerous charges, including first-degree murder. >>> the east bay's homeless crisis is getting worse. a new survey reveals the homeless populatio

. >>> longshoremen walked off the job yesterday at the port of oakland for several hours, protestingiscovery of a hang man's neuston port property. it was the second noose opportunity to at the port in the last two weeks. the walk-out happened yesterday at the port's largest terminal and caused a big backup for container trucks trying to get into the yard. >> the majority of the people who work at the port are minorities. very diverse group of people. we have -- on the trucking side, we have 36 different languages spoken. very diverse. i don't know who would do such a thing. >> the terminal was reopened about noon. but the backup lasted throughout the rest of the workday. now a state by the union said in part, quote, the display of nooses at the work site are inexcusable and prohibited conduct. they promise a vigorous investigation. >>> the time is 7:39. new developments in the case of a missing uber driver in san francisco. police have found the car they say bee longs to a person of interest in the case. it was found at sfo. it belongs to bob tang, an acquaintance of chhay who has b

. >>> longshoremen are back on the job this morning after a walkout.hey took this action after the discovery of a noose on the property. it was the second one found in two weeks at that port. trucks sat idle for hours. a statement was issued saying, "we reject in the strongest possible terms racism in all its forms." port officials say they have zero tolerance for racism. >>> an east bay soccer coach has been arrested on suspicion of sexually molesting one of his former female players. victor juarez was taken into custody yesterday. he molested the 11-year-old girl. investigators are trying to figure out if there are other victims. >>> at the live desk this morning, we have incredible video of a police chase in the los angeles area. i want to get right to it. watch here how the suspects tried to escape officers by ramming through not one but two gates. and that suspect kept driving. police used a series of pit maneuvers to eventually stop them. thankfully, despite all this, no one was hurt. both the driver and passengers got out and surrendered peacefu

struck longshoremen walked off the job yesterday at the port of oakland for several hours, protesting the discovery of a hangman's noose on port property. union officials say it was the second noose found at the port in the last two weeks. the walkout happened yesterday at the oakland international container terminal which is the port's largest terminal and caused a backup for container trucks trying to get into the yard. >> the majority of the people that work at the port are minorities. a very diverse group of people. on the trucking side we have 36 different languages spoken. very diverse. i don't know who would do such a thing. >> the terminal was reopened around noon but the backup lasted throughout the rest of the work day. >>> a statement by the union said in part "the display of nooses at the worksite are inexcusable and expressly prohibited conduct under the terms of the collective bargaining agreement. port officials promise a vigorous investigation. " >>> a $4.5 billion federal grant is going to oakland international airport to improve the airport's main runway for commerci