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so get over there at 7:00 to 10:00 marriott courtyard by man marriott by city hall. >>> do you remembern the week. this is amber vinson that second dallas nurse being taken to the hospital in atlanta? but do you see this guy, he has no hazmat suit on standing right next to the eight other people covered head to toe. why medical officials say that was part of their plan, look at him, there was nothing on him. we will explain that. >>> time for weather and traffic on the one's. >> mike, i think you'll like the number of the day. it will be a ten today and here is why, we've got some clouds out there this morning. it is cooler then it was but with sunshine we will get a nice recovery and we will be at 07 or close to it by lunchtime and, topping off at 72 in the afternoon. sunset is getting earlier, at 6:19 these days but still the daze light that we have you should enjoy it. that is your weather authority forecast at 6:21 is the time. on the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension between lehigh valley and quakertown we still have construction out there with the left lane blocked and on

marriott agreed to pay a $600,000 fine. frequent travelers were surprised to hear this news. >> i never heard of anybody doing that before. i don't know if it's practice, but i certainly think they should be penalized for it. >> in a statement, marriott wrote it believed the action was lawful and necessary to protect its guests from rogue hot spots that allowed cyber attacks. >>. >> much more ahead -- a free party for almost a million people. the big music festival in san francisco this weekend and special tribute to the festival's founder. >> gorgeous start to the morning right now in san francisco. sunrise there. clear skies and another hot forecast for parts of the bay area. a look at what you can expect when we come back. >>> welcome back. 7:14. we are taking a live look at fremont as the sun is rising over the tesla factory on this saturday morning. >>> music lovers are filling up golden gate park for the start of this weekend's hardly strictly blue grass festival. the free three-day festival features some of the bigge

marriott said it didn't break the law. >>> u.p.s.s begging retailers to avoid last-minute christmas sales this year. that's right. [ laughter ] >> it's already begun, folks. along with fedex they hope to avoid a repeat of last year's shipping melteddown when millions of gifts never made it under the tree. here's a list. hold the biggest sales in mid- december instead of two days before christmas and free overnight shipping offers as late as december 23rd and stagger sales geographically. for example, offer that big gopro deal in california one day and then in new york the next. now, so far, stores aren't buying. [ laughter ] >> most say they are sticking with their scheduled sales. so that is something to keep in mind. just because the store offers guaranteed overnight shipping does not mean that you will get it. you have to plan accordingly. >> well, maybe u.p.s. won't buy it but maybe santa will? maybe santa's up for negotiating. >> there is always santa as a last resort. >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> never lets you down. >>> st

fed say marriott hotel went too far in blocking wi-fi access. now the hotel has to pay up. fcc investigated marriott after it jammed guests' personal wi-fi devices during a conference in nashville last year. the hotel then charged guests up to $1,000 to connect to its internet. mare yoltriott agreed to pay $6 fine. >> i never heard of any body doing that. before. don't know if it is practice. i think they should be penl d penalized. >> it believed the action was lawful and necessary to protect guests from hot spots. >> who is being held accountable. 2.5 million of public funds was mishandled by the san mateo transit sdis tridistrict. >> following the money trail and a look at what is next for san tran. >> an audit by the da. and $2.5 million is being returned to the general fund. what's being happening to the people in charge and what is san tran doing to keep this from happening again. cal trains. more than 50,000 riders a week. after seeing the result of an audit by the district attorney any office, some riders are wondering if they're getting what they paid for. >> where

ceo of marriott.nging the company. he is expanding and growing but growing in the united states and that is what impressed me and his company. they have 5,000 open jobs. they need people with food and beverages, front desk and house services. they have jobs in the corporate offices. some managers can make anywhere from 60 to $80,000 a year. that is pretty good-looking for work if you need something to get buy. they help out with prescription benefits at marriott, did you know that? he has whole anti-smoking campaign. you say, i want to quit smoking they will pay for the entire program to get you off of smoking. they want people to be healthy at the company. they're focused on that which i think is very interesting. liz: terrific. go on the website. you will put it up? >> everything at casone exchange.com. that is links where all the jobs are. the types of jobs you fine that are indicative of the story we're seeing in the american jobs picture. a lot of low-wage jobs. not so much high-wage jobs. we hav

marquee. >> reporter: the view lounge was swinging tonight on the 39th floor of the marriott marquee, a celebration of the hotel's opening day that happened 25 years ago on the same day as the devastating 1989 quake. >> we were getting -- i've opened many hotels before. and, obviously, splg that you would nevada, ever expect. it's supposed to be a dance sell wrags. >> chris sullivan who now manages the marquee was on the 18th floor when the building began to sway. >> it was very loud, extremely loud. sounded like a train. and it just shook like crazy. >> though there was devastation all around, the hotel was not structurally damaged. guests and employees spent the night in the ballroom. >> pillows, blankets and we went to help get cleaning stuff for all the guests. >> tonight, at 5:04, hundreds of hotel employees bowed in prayer to mark the moment the quake struck. 2 2 4 of them were here on that day and still work at the hotel 25 years later. >> the noise, i remember, of hearing through that kitchen. it felt like the entire building was just coming down on top of the second floor. .

. >> san francisco marriott marquis is commemorating the 25th anniversary of the earthquake. hotel has unique connection to the disaster. marriott opened the doors the morning of the earthquake. 225 employee nouing rated the hotel still work their today. remember the intense shaking. fight whole kitchen rumble. floor shook. just loud. really, really loud. felt like the whole building was collapsing. >> our be was shaking moving. but being up there on the 18th floor in the rest of the city shaking and moving just added to the intensity of it. >> employee sprung into action. they took all the guests to lower level ball room where they spent the night together. little damage to the hotel but a lot of glass wear broke. marriott marquis proudly exhibits a lone martini glass that survived. >> 7 news anchor cheryl jennings look back at the earthquake with the 7 special 15 seconds 25 years later loma earthquake you can see it this sunday at within okay in the afternoon. >> we have a lot more ahead on 7 news at 9:00. up next. speed bump open the bay bridge. cal-trans construction proj

marriott which is based in bethesda agreed to pay $600,000 to the fcc. according to court documents, the hotel chain blocked personal wi-fi hot spots. it was charging guests as much as $1,000 to connect to its own wi-fi network. the hotel chain says the actions were legal and necessary to protect its guests from cyber attacks. >>> this morning a threat at harvard university. how the campus is learning about this case. plus, the extra efforts happening now to keep students safe. >>> plus, changes ahead in the weather. >> absolutely right. that mild start to your weekend that you have outside right now, oh, that's not sticking around at all. a big change in the weather is just around the corner. i'll detail the timing of when the big chill arrives coming up. is a lifeline forast cancer so many people. it is more than a community. it is a family. there's always a hug. you're friends for life. when i needed guidance, and i needed support, living beyond breast cancer was there. last year, 5-hour energy raised over $340,000 for living beyond breast cancer purc

he is holding an open audition casting call and wants to you come by city a hall court yard by marriott where you set up in a director chair and do 302nd of impromptu auditions. >> only 302nd. >> yes and you might end up in a have movie or stage play. >> pretty cool you may have noticed viewers we're all dressed in black and white, that is in honor of one of our guest coming up around 9:00. let me give you a couple hint, movie star. >> that is one. >> get the kids around the tv, by 9:00 o'clock. >> okay. >> this is very serious. >> good morning, sue. >> good morning. are you ready for the number of the day. >> yes. >> it is ten out of ten today. it will be pleasant temperatures, lower on's, weather especially in october does not get much better then this little bit of fog around this morning especially out towards lancaster county and maybe up in the mountains temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we have a sweat shirt for bus stop buddy but happily, no umbrella today. 59 degrees right the now with sunrise happening and just a little bit at 7:13. 9 miles an hour wind out of the west gettin

marriott international has agreed to pay a $600,000 civil penalty for blocking people from using their personal wifi network in the gaylord opryland hotel and convention center. the lawsuit accused the hotel of blocking the signals to encourage customers to use the hotel's wifi network which of course the hotel charges for. the settlement bars marriott from using the blocking feature on its wifi monitoring system at the hotel. >>> walmart is getting into the insurance, health, i should say, health insurance business. agents will be set up to sell insurance policies at 2700 walmart stores. those who are 65 or older will be able to compare and pick from medicare supplement plans. those who are younger can compare plans available through the health exchange. walmart isn't actually comparing and selling the plans itself. a partner, direct health.com, is doing that. you may remember back in april, walmart teamed up with auto insurance.com, a sister company of direct health. >>> now, is your car a ticket magnet? you can find out by going to my facebook page. i have a quiz there. >> depends h

marriott kept conference a ten ease from connecting using their own hot spots and charged them up to 20 times more to use their hotels wifi. those who buy their own hot spots should be able to use them without fear of being blocked. >> you certainly wouldn't expect to have that kind of a scandalous behavior. >> well, let's face it, marriott released a statement that the blocks to protect conference attende from his hackers. >> yeah, right. >> don't want to face it. >> i love excuses big corporations come up with, brilliant. >>> school district in washington state has plans to re move swim sets of all things from playground because of safety issues. >> school officialness richland, washington say part of the issue is pressure from insurance companies, swings are blame for the the most injuries of any play ground equipment. the district has already moved the swing from some of the schools and will gradually phase them out of the rest. but some parents think it will go a we bit too far. >> the schools get modernized or renovated or doing a work on the ground equipment, will take out the

the marriott opened its doors the morning of the earthquake. 225 employees who inaugurated the hotel still work there today. they remember the intense shaking. >> the whole kitchen rumbled, the floor shook. it's just loud, really really loud. it felt like the whole building was collapsing. >> yes, our building was shaking. it was moving. but being up there on the 18th floor, seeing the rest of the city shaking and moving just added to the intensity of it. >> the employees sprang into action, they took all the guests to a lower level ballroom where they all spent the night together. there was little damage to the hotel but a lot of glassware broke. the marriott marquis proudly exhibits a lone martini glass that survived. >>> the salvation army in san francisco is hosting a cooking competition tonight they hope will never be replicated. contestants are being asked to cook a meal from items found in a typical disaster preparedness kit. that includes bottled water, canned meats, canned vegetables and starches including dried rice. >> those things can be easily combined to make some reall

bank america, marriott and morgan stanley, sitting right down there. they're taking lead on this issue and we want to support them. when all is said and done, we must have superior skills. small job training programs and full and equal opportunity for all, but if we don't have a robust economy, if we don't have people that are prepared to go to work, we are going to pay a horrific price. we can have a great debate about the best way to generate growth. we can have a great debate about how we should create jobs, but the secret we at the chamber have to share in those debates is, let's go do it. we have to recognize that government doesn't create jobs or ensure opportunity. they support people that try and do that. the private sector has a fundamental responsibility to act in its fear of interest in a vigorous way. growth alone's not going to solve our problems. the more growth we get, the more solutions we have to our problems. so, i just simply want to say, welcome to the chamber of commerce of the united states. before you leave, look up in the air an

marriott has been fined $6,000 by the fcc for blocking guest's wi-fi connections.ile hotspots were blocked in nashville. forcing guests to pay fees to use the hotel's network. marriott must stop using the wi-fi blocking technology. >> market, thank you. what about gold? it's kind of a shocker. >> it's interesting. they were talking about that on "surveillance," with tom keene. they pointed there was going to be a significant shift in gold because what we saw with that jobs report. the implement rate is down below 6%. we are going to discuss gold, and whether it is time to say goodbye to the sat. some colleges are doing away with admissions tests. those stories and more when i join you at the top of the hour. >> mark, i can't wait to see that. facebook versus drag queens. next on "bloomberg west." ♪ 1 >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." time now for the bwest byte. >> today's numbers 23. >> michael jordan's number. >> facebook was brought to their knees by drag queens. in 23 days. >> the issue was facebook kicking off drag queens from facebook. ago, reports starte

then audition everyone here sunday in courtyard marriott?to my website david etalbert. >> so you know there is you have been waiting, he's here, bring it. >> ♪ (singing) ♪ >> keep those eyes open. beautiful voice. eyes are the window to the soul. do you have keep them open. >> okay. good morning to you. >> morning. >> okay, show us what you have, love. >> my heart is broken, in the beginning, there was darkness. >> what are you doing, a monologue? >> this is one of my poe that's i wrote. >> do you have memorize it. >> my heart is broken, in the beginning, it was -- >> no, no. >> okay, thank you. >> wards can't -- >> i know. >> next time make sure you memorize it, own it, you wrote it. you wrote it. >> i'm just nervous. >> and that is advice you're giving people? >> you got to own those words. >> all right. >> ♪ (singing) ♪ >> wait. see the thing about singers, you sing, make it about your voice, but it is cents about what you're singing about. if you sing because you're happy, you're not smiling. i don't feel you're happen. >> i bye bye, you

he teamed up with courtyard tv and played a prank on customers checking in at this courtyard marriottwhenever you're ready. >> watch when you start tugging people unexpectedly. >> these kids are never going to forget this experience. >> watch what he does to the guy standing in front of him. it's real football. >> the guy just looked at him like, what just happened? >> oh, my god! >> you never know who might spring to life when you're on the road. >> that's our show, everybody. happy halloween from everyone here at "right this minute >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." from the today show, hoda kotb is here like you have never seen her before. and then all of these spectacular hot topics. now here's bendy.

there were solemn remembrances yesterday, but an uplifting story involves the marriott marquis.swinging last night. it was a celebration of the opening day that happened exactly 25 years ago on the same day as the devastating 1989 quake. 5:04, hundreds of hotel employees bowed their heads in prayer and marked the moment the quake struck. more than 200 were there on the day and still work at the hotel 25 years later. >> it was extremely loud. sounded like a train. it just shook like crazy. >> the noise, i remember, hearing through that kitchen. it felt like the building was coming down on top of the second floor. >> although there was devastation all around, the hotel itself was not structurally damaged. guests and employees spent the night in the ballroom. they bent $9 billion on seismic safety projects in san francisco. experts predict an earthquake two to three times as strong as the 1989 quake is likely to strike the bay area within the next 30 years. >>> more details about the loma prieta quake. the damage totalled $6 billion with more than 18,000 homes damaged and more than

aboutruly inspiring story this teenager here tonight at the marriott marquis in washington next hour rehabilitation hospital, honoring this teenager for defining courage in the face of adversity. ballenger went to the state where thunderous applause is remarkable. >> ballenger dove into the ocean while on vacation in hawaii. he it is sandbar, severely injured his spinal cord and had no movement chest down for 18 days. >> never give up. take one more step and try one more time. >> after a year and a half of onuous rehab, he saw inspiring improvement. now he walks with the use of crutches, drives, and lives independently as a sophomore at george mason. she said his mental strength is what makes her proud. he sought as an opportunity to start over again. >> that's why he received the victory award for walking into uncertain life without reservation and in the process inspiring us all. >> to receive my award and walk forward tooking checking it off the list. goal to graduate from college at george mason and when he walks up on stage, to do so without the help of crutches. i'm not in the

the fcc also barred marriott from blocking personal wi-fi at the opry land resort.s were complaining they couldn't use their smart phones as personal hot spots. >> there's a new clothing store for philadelphia residents to shop for the entire family. unique low opening in center city with drum performance hundreds of people were on hand including the mayor and other city officials. this is the japanese based retailers second store in the philly area. >> we've got instant coffee, instant breakfast but how about instant breasts? it's happening in new york. upper east side plastic surgeon is offering women the chance to enhance themselves temporarily. the new breast augmentation technique is being called inn is it a boob designed to increase breast size for just 24 hours. and there's no cutting involved. saline solution is injected into the breast and it adds volume to the area. >> i always thought about having a boob job, so with having this procedure, i'll see how i'm going to look. >> how much will inn is it a boobs cost you? about 2500 bucks. >> snake in the city.

it seems like maryland's decision to switch to the big 10 might just be paying off. >> marriott hotelpark is sold out ahead of today's game. same goes for the next three weekends. today's game is the first to sell out since 2008. and season ticket sales are up 25% over last year. >>> okay. before we go, we want to check back with news 4's erica gonzalez at fall for fairfax happening today. >> i'm out at the fairfax county government center from 10:00 to 7:00 today. it is fall for fairfax. admission is absolutely free. i'm here with the storm team 4 by 4. we'll be here in just a little wlooil to show you all the tricks of this truck. not including zachry keys, he'll be by here later. we have 100 different exhibitors behind me. everybody is setting up. we get started at 10:00 this morning. again, admission is free. check out all the fall goodies this way. you have carmel apples, cotton candy, funnel cake and all of the rides. this is a kid fest. kids are already awake this morning saying what are we going to do today? bring them to fall for fairfax from 10:00 to 7:00. this is all about

back at the marriott, the new hotel had just opened that morning.t was one of the only buildings with any power in the whole city. claudia was just an hour into her shift as a hostess on the 39th floor lounge. >> and i think the earthquake stopped and we kept swaying because the building is on rollers. it seemed like an eternity. i thought that was it for me. >> she reunited with co-workers for this 25 year anniversary reception. many say they are like a family because they pulled together following the quake. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings is taking a look back at the earthquake with the abc7 special "15 seconds, 25 years later, the loma prieta earthquake." you can see it tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. >>> this may make you feel better about your financial situation. even the president has credit card trouble from time to time. yesterday he signed an executive order creating new technology for government issued debit and credit cards. during the signing he revealed an embarrassing moment at a fancy restaurant lately. >> he

marriott. morgan stanley. new signature. [ applause ] northern trust, who is in the room all the way from chicago. [ applause ] mr. rob sobani. the advisory board company. [ applause ] almost there. the community foundation for the national capital region. [ applause ] the mariah fund. the morris and gwendolyn foundation. the united states office of personnel management. and a new partner coming online with us, the united states patent and trademark office. [ applause ] for our virginia program, the urban institute. [ applause ] venture philanthropy partners. [ applause ] and last but not least, the world bank. [ applause ] one more, usaid as well. thank you. [ applause ] we thank you for indulging us to do that. this work cannot be done alone. it's done in partnership. we have to make sure and we want to make sure that we acknowledge all of our wonderful partners who many of the folks that i just listed have been with us since the very beginning. we wanted to give them an opportunity to raise their name here

. >>> meantime diversity was the topic of a luncheon in center city, they gathered at the marriott to focus on multikults youral businesses can help the city, how the conventions can help minority businesses and was city, how the conventions can help minority businesses and was hosted by the mu over the past four years pennsylvania has gone from 9th to 47th in job creation. and now, news about our economy is getting even worse. "pennsylvania's jobless rate is up for the second straight month as employment fell and unemployment rose." "bond rating agency has cut pennsylvania's rating to double a minus because of recurring budget deficits." "the state government is out of cash and is scrambling to make sure school districts and state employees can even be paid." >>> as predicted the clouding up and accuweather has wet news and rain is on the way moving in tomorrow and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we don't have any rain out there now but we have clouds, the action cam is taking a look at the wilmington river front and the breeze was there today and can you see the blue sk

marriott recently put out a statement saying they are concerned about infectious disease.hey're doing the protocol and such. this will be an ongoing story certainly. back to you. david: nicole, thank you very much. >> as we mentioned s&p futures close at 15 minutes past 4:00 p.m. eastern. we're one minute from that. chris gersch, take it to run through with it. >> all right. 1866 on the futures. that is three handles lower than when we talked about it five minutes ago. the vix is up again. almost at the 25 handle. really what that means to us traders, all the momentum is to the downside. do not pick your spot right now. see how tomorrow morning trades. if i were an investor right now i would take a little off the table. look for flight to safety you had mentioned. the dollar, gold and look at that yield. 2.28 in the 10-year, that is huge. i'm sorry if you can't hear me right now. it is so loud right here. david: a lot of action, but again, fasten your seatbelts. will be a busy day tomorrow. thank you, chris gersch. david: jfk airport is the first of five major airports to

south of market, the marriott marquis manager was on the 18th floor of the new hotel when the quake hit. you could actually see that going up and down. >> it caused a 50-foot chunk of the bridge to collapse. in oakland huge sectis of the cypress freeway pancaked on to concrete and steal. the new hotel had justpened that morning. by night fallt was one of the only buildings in the city. claudia coleman was an hour into her shift as a hostess. >> i think we kept swaying because the building was on rollers. it was swaying for an eternity. >> she reunited with co-workers for this reception. many say they are like a family because they pulled together following the quake. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings is taking a look bac at the earthquake with the abc7 special 15 seconds, 25 years later, the loma prieta earthquake. it is on this sunday at 8:00 p.m. >>> even the president has credit card trouble from time to time. president obama signed an executiv order creating more secure technology for debit and credit cards. during the signing the president reveale

south of market, the marriott marquis manager was on the 18th floor of the new hotel when the quake hitt going up and down. >> it caused a 50-foot chunk of the bridge to collapse. in oakland huge sections of the cypress freeway pancaked on to concrete and steal. the new hotel had just opened that morning. by night fall it was one of the only buildings in the city. claudia coleman was an hour into her shift as a hostess. >> i think we kept swaying because the building was on rollers. it was swaying for an eternity. >> she reunited with co-workers for this reception. many say they are like a family because they pulled together following the quake. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings is taking a look back at the earthquake with the abc7 special 15 seconds, 25 years later, the loma prieta earthquake. it is on this sunday at 8:00 p.m. >>> even the president has credit card trouble from time to time. president obama signed an executive order creating more secure technology for debit and credit cards. during the signing the president revealed an embarrassing mo

today around 350 people came together at the marriott to study what can be done better to help thoseneed. police officers, attorneys, judges, mental health and other providers are sharing their experiences at this annual forum on domestic violence. the focus this year is looking at abuse from a legal lens. oftentimes the system is hard to navigate and they might not want to corporate with law enforcement out of fear. >> criminal prosecution, a victim may be reluctant to be involved. sometimes the victim doesn't feel safer by the domestic violence being in the courtroom. the victim may not feel comfortable calling 911. many times because of challenges with language access, victims don't know how to access services. >> reporter: the latest statistics show that shelters serve 617 women and children who were victims of domestic violence in the past year. those providers say they've turned away roughly 2000 people a year because there's not enough resources in the area. calls to abuse hotlines are down, i'm told, by roughly 10%. but it's unknown if that's because more cases are going unre

. >> but specifically, how do you make sure that loews differentiates itself from a marriott or a hilton when our new hotels are done, we will have 21 properties. we are much smaller than the big-name businesses. we will be competing against a hyatt and the fairmont. we could be competing against the four seasons. why people want to come back here is about the service. they say, betty, welcome back to the loews regency hotel. >> it is a welcome tisch is extending for many this year, including nfl fans, new york tourists, and most importantly, his regency hotel guests. a lot is riding on a simple hope that they enjoy the new hotel as much as he does. >> it is our best shot at it. we spent $100 million to reinvent the loews regency hotel. but always coming back to the basic great service, but now in a new box. ♪ >> he may be the most influential man in san francisco. mark benioff has transformed the way that businesses do business. he has pioneered the flight to the cloud and a new model for philanthropy along the way. he launched a career at apple, became a star salesman at oracle. then h

we are at the marriott san francisco airport hotel.got a massage therapist from the ritz-carlton to come over in our room. he sat there to make sure we had two people there at all times. she gave me a massage. she was hispanic american. after i left to go get changed and showered, she turned to him and said, is he a dancer? >> [laughter] >> garrett said yes. >> that was the best compliment i have ever had. the legs, strong legs. they are bird legs, but she thought they were strong. >> we are not done with you yet. that story was something. we will be right back. we will do something more fun. >> sounds good. ♪ >> this may not end well. >> i love it. >> that is a scene from the netflix movie that came out earlier this year. it got a lot of praise because it showed a side people had not seen. warm, funny, ironic, and human. i wonder how may people voted for president obama and saw that movie and said if i had seen it before, i would have voted for him? >> that has not happened --that has happened. guys like you already knew me and would

depot is teaming up with an organization called recruit military to host a job fair happening at the marriottith oppositions at the home depot including sales and customer service and i.t. and a city council will consider a minimum wage ordinance at a special meeting with no word on what the rate is but it is believed more in line with san jose's minimum wage of $10 an hour. the city council discussed an ordinance to give union level wages to construction workers hired to work on city newspapered projects. >>ed so will be installed at the san jose, stadium scheduled to start being rolled out at 7:00 a.m. and continue throughout the day latest milestone in the construction of the soccer team's new home across from san jose international airport. the first seats in the 18,000 seat stadium were installed scheduled to open next year. >> it is in the middle of the soccer season and we hope for cooler weather because it is so hot. >> absolutely. people are out jogging but if you are jogging this morning, or driving, all that fog looks like it could be a limit wet on the golden gate bridge so we wil

it's bringing back vivid memories for the staff at the san francisco marriott marquis. the hotel had just been built and opened the doors for the first time the morning of the quake. chris was a banquet supervisor back then. heas in a lower level ballroom when t ground shook and the chandeliers shattered. >> as the room began to shake, the crystals rattled, cracked and some of them if in front of me and behind me as if it was a hailstorm. you could feel the waves that were literally laying on the ground as the floor buckled and waved across the ballroom. >> the hotel was not damaged. it was one of the fewuildings in the area with electrici. for safety, the hotel guests spent the night in a banquet hall. they will honor the workers who comforted guest that is day. more than 100 of them still work there. >>> we are shortening our newscast to bring you a ecial look back at the event of 25 years ago. eryl jennings hosts sa seconds, at that years later coming up in abt 20 minutes at 6:30. >>> still ahead tonight on abc 7 news, speed bumps on the bay bridge. the cal trans con

south of market, the marriott marquis manager was on the 18th floor of the new hotel when the quake hitcould actually see that going up and down. >> it caused a 50-foot chunk of the bridge to collapse. in oakland huge sections of the cypress freeway pancaked on to concrete and steal. the new hotel had just opened that morning. by night fall it was one of the only buildings in the city. claudia coleman was an hour into her shift as a hostess. >> i think we kept swaying because the building was on rollers. it was swaying for an eternity. >> she reunited with co-workers for this reception. many say they are like a family because they pulled together following the quake. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings is taking a look back at the earthquake with the abc7 special 15 seconds, 25 years later, the loma prieta earthquake. it is on this sunday at 8:00 p.m. >>> even the president has credit card trouble from time to time. president obama signed an executive order creating more secure technology for debit and credit cards. during the signing the president revea

even the senator, bernie sanders, who thought he was addressing just a handful of nurses at the marriott hotel. he was invited to march with them to kaiser headquarters. >> i don't want any nurse in this country to be fearful about going forward and taking care of ebola patients, which means to say they need to have the best possible equipment. and that's what we're saying here today. >> kaiser said its hospitals are prepared to handle ebola patients, and have been training the emergency room staff. but kaiser nurses want the same protective gear and guidelines issued by the cdc. they are the first nurses union to include these demands in their contract negotiations. kaiser has still not responded. >> no. not so far. what we did is took other proposals off the table and said we just want to bargain on ebola. >> there have been no cases of ebola in california. still, nurses here say they are concerned. >> with two nurses now being sick with ebola, we are all going to be just like nina and be infected as well. >> nina fan is one of the nurses who treated thomas duncan who arrived in dallas

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where we have the group employment sites and some individual placements and we have been at the marriott against the 1998 earthquake or 1989. >> and that was the day that we start and so it was everybody remembers that and we have 14 people working in about five or six different departments in the hotel. and, some other small groups have the family service agencies doing the janitorial and at the flag ship store old navy doing the stock and floor work. and we also have the healthy partnerships throughout the bay area and training programs and we have our own commercial janitorial business and tool works has 750 clients and 250 employees and 100 of those employees are people with disabilities and so we are proud of the statistics that we have as an agency on our workforce. and i just opened a bakery and check that out and it is a training program for homeless and the folks who have disables. >> we talked a lot about the statistics and the folks that brought up the strats ticks and the folks in the disability have over an 80 percent unemployment rate and so it is huge and, a staggering num

and so we work with the jvs, jewish vocational service and bridges which is a project of the marriott foundation and then we work with the north california hearing and speech and in total, the three agencies serve well over 400 young people, with self-identified disabilities, and so perhaps, maybe even more for the young people who did notify that they have a disability. and the types of services that we provide range from placement, eventual placement of a young person in the private sector position but a lot of times it is also about preparing a young person for different options and doing the assessments for that young person and to make sure that that young person understands what types of jobs are available to them. and the very unique program at bridges, is that they actually provide coaching for the employer. and to help the employer understand, that the types of services and supports that young person would need. and so, we see a very high success rate, for a lot of these programs, because we have employers who understand and the young people who are ready, for that type of pr

marriott, i think this is an historic high for marriott. i believe that is 73.97.inally, eaton did okay, but they talked about things being a little slower over in europe. guys, back to you. >> all right. thanks, bob. >> i have eaton on tonight, i want to point out. this was the first good quarter. stocks up because margin expansion, a lot of different areas. aerospace was really good. getting good numbers. this is finally good. europe's been weak for them for a long time. this is the reason the stock is up, because they didn't blow it. >> we ran the animation for the faber report. i more or less want to talk to you about it today. american realty capital properties. this is one of the disasters du jour. a lot of fear here certainly about a company that says you can no longer rely on our previously issued financial statements. we've also made some changes in our accounting personnel. this has been a -- you know, under the microscope to a certain extent. the executive chair -- >> was nick shores. >> still is for now. >> right. >> not the ceo. david case the ceo. the

sec sought the hotel chain with a $600,000 fine ruling affects all of marriott's properties that says it did nothing wrong and was following the law. >> : carl c. giants cvs in zero or claims is using an incorrect amount labels for some products. cvs health agreed to pay to and $50,000 or california counties in the state's department of logical and agriculture. comes our if at the packaging did not represent the product's package contains. the money will go to fresno and shasta counties. >> : they'll do better go in for >> : some people might call it the it impossible quest as eating pasta every day one man short his true love for italian food those legendary breadsticks. but along goes by dino says he is usually built this all guard was a month now leading the twisted it plans to do the for 49 days. >> : when all this possible and taking it manages cost of $400 the all you can meet cost of become when everyone >> : his favorite dish says anything with shrimp and their sauce and his your interested journey began check out his block called all of the garden. >> : nds] the internet just

. >>> marriott was charged with as much as $1,000. just to log on.y gave the hotel a $600,000 fine and it must stop blocking wifi access. >>> drivers are using the blue handy cap plaquers despite not being disabled. coming up. >>> some able-bodied people ause this system, taking advantage of a handicapped permit they shouldn't be using. technology companies have an idea to catch the drivers. >> reporter: it's been a help for people like melissa. >> it's difficult sometimes in a long day to park factor away, especially in the winter. >> reporter: there are people who abuse handy cap plaquer. >> it is aggravating to knee people are getting away with this. >> reporter: new technology can make it easier to bust people. >> we are working with multiple companies. >> reporter: he uses huge government data bases to find fraud. >> maybe they are prescribing or renewing plaquers. >> reporter: other red flags can be a description of in one state but a plaquer used on the other side of the state. or people losing and asking for a relaced plaquer. that could mean