at least here at maneta san jose. again, the reminder is to get to your airport two hours early, print your boarding passes, if you can at home. if not, give yourself a little more wiggle room. at maneta san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> new this morning, being called the biggest technology deal ever. texas-based dell is buying emc to close to $70 billion. dmc is based in massachusetts, but it has a big presence in silicon valley and it knows a majority of and emc shares up 4% ahead of the opening bell. you may remember founder michael dell took that computer private some two years ago. >>> police in san francisco looking at surveillance video and interviewing people involving a deadly crash involving a bus and a bicyclist. near the montgomery b.a.r.t. station. the man was riding his bike between two buses when it appears he lost his balance and fell. he was then crushed under the tire of muni bus. do not know the man's name or age. >>> investigators will need dental records to identify two

passengers here at maneta san jose had it the best. their delays a little less than oakland and san francisco and adding to the frustration a lot of passengers tell us that they didn't get a lot of information about the reasons why. again, it was a computer glitch that shut down the airline's website and the ticket centers and look at the impact down south at los angeles international where even the traffic was impacted by this computer glitch. it wrapped around the airport for quite some way. travelers arriving in the bay area told us about their experience. >> coming from seattle it is about one hour. >> it was about 45-minute delay. >> at l.a.x., southwest tried to appease passengers with some pizza and between that and the airline's long history of positive customer service, some passengers are willing to cut them a little slack yesterday but that may not last if the computer glitch lasts into today. to reiterate, the airline says to get here at least two hours early. if you can print your boarding passes at home, do that so you com

. >>> the city of san jose is reportedly going to go back to the drawing board to come up with a workable plan for ride sharing companies who are operating or like to operate at maneta airport. a big sticking point keeping the new ride sharing pilot program from actually taking flight. the city of san jose is requiring federal background checks and involving extra scrutiny like fingerprinting. sources tell the murk until that issue is ironed out, ride sharing companies likely won't be jumping onboard. san jose airport the only major bay area without a plan in place for companies like uber and lyft. >>> a noisy issue will now reportedly be decided by voters. some residents are tired of the sound of leaf blowers. they had been debating a ban not only for parks and commercial areas, but for homes. not just gas powered blowers but electric, as well. yesterday the council decided to reject the ban and, instead, make it a ballot measure some time next year. >>> putting away the fine china for a second. fuplay mignon served on a paper plate. the reality for restaurants in fort bragg. they declared a water emergency last week. under that area's new rule, residents can't wat

. >>> the city of san jose reportedly will need to go back to the drawing board to come up with a workable plan for ride sharing companies to operate at maneta airport. the mercury news reports a big sticking point keeping the new pilot ride sharing program from taking flight. the city is requiring federal background checks involving extra scrutiny like fingerprinting. until that issue is worked out, riding companies likely won't jump on board. san jose airport is the onlier airport. >>> with aviation on the brain right now, it is fleet week and each year the faa reminds pilots not to fly anywhere near the blue angels. >> i don't think it wants to. but this year the faa is also reminding drone operators the same rules apply. sign of the times, scott mcgrew. >> there is. so many drones. this could be an issue and you can see someone not thinking this through. what great video they would get as they flew a drone as if the blue angels were flying. doesn't take a lot of imagination to figure out how that could turn out really badly. so, no flying anything from the ground to 15,000 feet in the area around fleet week starting thursday night throug