. >>> union workers have approved a new labor contract tonight. that's a relief because two earlier proposals were rejected. it means the threat of a strike is gone with this third proposal ratified. good news. >> this is fantastic news. we're talking about over 197,000 riders depending on the becauses each time. some of the hot buttons are union members getting a 9.5% increase over certain years. this contribution wasn't issued for some members saying it will will -- [ inaudible ] the general manager says this is a long and intense negotiation and there's no winners or losers in this outcome. the last step in the process is the approval that has to happen by the board of directors. the next meeting will be held wednesday, january 8. it will be a happy year for transit workers and bus riders. >> this was going on in arms, right? >> for nine months, but the buses will continue to run. >> that's good news. >>> in other news an emotional rollercoaster for the family and friends looking for a man missing in san francisco. we report. >> reporter: tonigh

and its unions will be back at the table with a federal mediator over a disputed clause in the new labor contract that ended the strike. they are hoping to resolve the conflict over a clause that gives the transit workers six weeks of paid family leave. b.a.r.t. insists both sides agreed to take it off the table and says it is a mystery how it got back in there. union leaders say a deal is deal. matt keller will have a live report with more in the next half hour. >>> contract talks resume today between ac transit and union drivers much the union and the district are nearing the end of a 60-day cooling off period that averted a strike back in october. today's "contra costa times" reports the situation approaching a boiling point again. starting sunday, ac transit plans to launch new routes and restore hours. >>> the budget deal hammered out this week by a bipartisan group of lawmakers goes to the senate next week. the house easily passed the mesh sure by a 332-94 vote over the strong on jenks of tea party members much the spoons from speaker john boehner subjects that his patience with th

and its unions will be back at the table with a federal mediator over a disputed clause in the new labortract that ended the strike. they are hoping to resolve the conflict over a clause that gives the transit workers six weeks of paid family leave. b.a.r.t. insists both sides agreed to take it off the table and says it is a mystery how it got back in there. union leaders say a deal is deal. matt keller will have a live report with more in the next half hour. >>> contract talks resume today between ac transit and union drivers much the union and the district are nearing the end of a 60-day cooling off period that averted a strike back in october. today's contra costa times reports the situation approaching a boiling point again. starting sunday, ac transit plans to launch new routes and restore hours the giant agency was forced to cut when it ran short on cash several years back but it's not clear whether drivers who don't have a contract will actually show up for those routes. >>> starting monday, those popular san francisco express buses that run along the busy muni line are being repl

will release a report which says that economic reforms new labor are forms in africa is actually accelerating eighty percent of all reforms so the global crisis two thousand and five two thousand and eight eighty percent of all. in the world i've been taking place in africa ok we have patients which are being privatized speak. people are looking at the example of what happened in greece and what you know we have we have all those things those elements which we even intensify the process of in. the process of shock to testify the vulnerability and also exacerbate the inequality that. already exists the way we grow we are not most of us we get and when we don't grow we had to. because still in our communities women are going hungry in the lead season women lost in east and when it gets really bad they meet once every day once every two days so that their children can eat and these i think should be their real indicators of what a middle income on the inside is any child in ghana were to bed hungry. that should be. any woman dying in childbirth. that should be an indicator of how women able to a

. >>> ac transit has ratified a new labor contract. this is the third agreement they have voted on in the past few months. you may recall governor brawn called for a cooling off period that prevents a possible strike. terms of this agreement have not been released yet, but the earlier contracts include pay hikes over the next three years and workers paying more for health care and pension. >>> you know we need rain. here is how bad it is. california is now on track for one of the driest years on record. reservoirs are alarmingly low and farmers are starting to worry and so should you. here is alan wang. >> that is the dinner bell for the cattle herd. he has been feeding them hay every other day because the drought has left the pastures barren. normally he has five to six inches of green grass provided by mother nape. >> we are -- mother nature. >> we are feeding $500 to $sex00 every other day in -- 500 to $600 a day going out. >> they are selling out large portions of their herds. we could see a glut in the market 1k3* lower prices ear

. >>> ac transit has ratified a new labor contract. this is the third agreement they have voted on in the past few months. you may recall governor brawn called for a cooling off period that prevents a possible strike. terms of this agreement have not been released yet, but the earlier contracts include pay hikes over the next three years and workers paying more for health care and pension. >>> you know we need rain. here is how bad it is. california is now on track for one of the driest years on record. reservoirs are alarmingly low and farmers are starting to worry and so should you. here is alan wang. >> that is the dinner bell for the cattle herd. he has been feeding them hay every other day because the drought has left the pastures barren. normally he has five to six inches of green grass provided by mother nape. >> we are -- mother nature. >> we are feeding $500 to $sex00 every other day in -- 500 to $600 a day going out. >> they are selling out large portions of their herds. we could see a glut in the market 1k3* lower prices ear

. >> bart and union returned to the bargaining table over disputed clause in the new labor contract. tonight there is another problem with another contact. the problem involves a third union representing 220 mid level managers in the form of a typo. a mistaken date when a new policy becomes effective. >> it was surprising to us. that we have that issue. or try to -- caught us by surprise, hopefully, we can get that resolved. >> talks between the agency and unions drag on over a disputed family leave clause. >> we have two winning megamillions tickets one snoeld san jose the person who has yet to come forward will share the jackpot. hi, leanne. >> it n.case you haven't done the math, it takes $324 million. everyone who was celebrating with the owner of the story took home $1 million. crews arrived on tulley road the owner had not arrived but officials had, and putting up posters at the site which sold one ticket. the owner finally got there, he had lots to say. >> very good day. so excited. because i win a thousand, a million dollars, too. >> some in this community took pictures of the

. >>> ac transit has ratified a new labor contract. this is the third agreement they have voted on in the past few months. you may recall governor brawn called for a cooling off period that prevents a possible strike. terms of this agreement have not been released yet, but the earlier contracts include pay hikes over the next three years and workers paying more for health care and pension. >>> you know we need rain. here is how bad it is. california is now on track for one of the driest years on record. reservoirs are alarmingly low and farmers are starting to worry and so should you. here >> that is the dinner bell for the cattle herd. he has been feeding them hay every other day because the drought has left the pastures barren. normally he has five to six inches of green grass provided by mother nape. >> we are -- mother nature. >> we are feeding $500 to $sex00 every other day in -- 500 to $600 a day going out. >> they are selling out large portions of their herds. we could see a glut in the market 1k3* lower prices early on, but whi

. >> bart and union returned to the bargaining table over disputed clause in the new labor contract. tonight there is another problem with another contact. the problem involves a third union representing 220 mid level managers in the form of a typo. a mistaken date when a new policy becomes effective. >> it was surprising to us. that we have that issue. or try to -- caught us by surprise, hopefully, we can get that resolved. >> talks between the agency and unions drag on over a disputed family leave clause. >> we have two winning megamillions tickets one snoeld san jose the person who has yet to come forward will share the jackpot. hi, leanne. >> it n.case you haven't done the math, it takes $324 million. everyone who was celebrating with the owner of the story took home $1 million. crews arrived on tulley road the owner had not arrived but officials had, and putting up posters at the site which sold one ticket. the owner finally got there, he had lots to say. >> very good day. so excited. because i win a thousand, a million dollars, too. >> some in this community took pictures of the

. >>> bart workers have a chance to get $500 bonuses thanks to their new labor agreement. in order to collect that money, ridership needs to surpass projections by at least 1% for the year. the maximum bonus allowed is $1,000 a year. the board says it would cost $750,000 if the goal is met. >>> another fight to keep city college of san francisco open played out in court this morning. today lawyers for the accrediting commission for community and junior colleges went before the judge. they are arguing that they were right to pull city college's accreditation in july. the city of san francisco is suing to overturn the decision. >>> some unusually high tides caused flooding in bay area parking lots today. kpix 5's mark kelly explains the natural phenomenon known as king tides. >>> reporter: so we are at oyster point where the tide has really risen throughout the morning. right now, it's here at dock level but earlier this morning, about 9:00, very different scenario. the water was all the way up into this marina parking lot. really affecting the employees and their cars in th

promising news for commuter the new labor deals aimed at keeping bart and a-c transit running. and... a fresh coat of pain and more. the work to get candlestick park ready... f what could be its last nigh the national spotlight. kpix 5 news is next. new fallout tonight from th, big bank is limiting spendi- fo holiday shop >>> new fallout tonight from the target security breach. now a big bank is limiting spending for millions of last- minute holiday shoppers. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm juliette goodrich in for ann notarangelo. our don knapp is at a target store in fremont talking to shoppers

and we called and thank you so much for joining us new labor love and. look it was an incredible session we had a lot of information discussed what was your impression of the whole thing woodson's these problems. the sense to keep the most from. the great. life for. yourselves and that's something for you. personally for you since you. see the future stems from. thank you very much for joining us and stephanie going to be one of the questions that a lot of people are going to be looking at very closely the fact that that question was even asked do you love your country or perhaps the place patriotism but a lively debate as he said a lot of issues discussed at the very end of that session we heard the question posed will the guardian newspaper continue to publish and the editor replying that they would not be intimidated but they would also not behave recklessly perhaps i'll be further revelations to come maybe but with certainty you can say this debate's not going away any time soon sara thanks very much indeed for that sort of live in our london studios

this is just the latest in a series of troubles regarding bart's new labor contract.rt riders we talked to are fed up. >> it has just turned into a formal. >> i hope this is resolved very soon. it is just a hassle. >> to stay on top of the latest bart developments make sure to download our mobile app to sign up to get push notifications. you can also get the latest news on kron 4 dot com or our facebook and twitter pages. r >> we will be right back. >> it is time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> google have added street debut for airports and train stations. this is a map taking you up close and navigating you through areas. this can really help when traveling. this is especially if you have time between your flights and you need to plan out a quick run. this new feature is just in the beginning stages. that will add more of the sown and eventually that will have them all mapped out. this is possible by technology which takes the view of the car and puts it on humans and backpack form. over the past years they have mapped out places having it walk them through.

time there's a new labor-saving device that no one's going to have jobs anymore and people have been this specter of automations since the 1700s, in fact. >> right. >> but there is worry that automation is getting to a point now where you really do start to encounter a real problem, right? like, how are people -- if you have these frictionless shops of all these interactions commercially or frictionless, like, where are the jobs going to come from? >> well, on main street right now it's tough, right? i mean, he said it before, all of the main streets that are working right now are in these wealthy areas, and the other places, people don't have jobs. the fact is, right now they don't have jobs. and we are in a transition. and with the optimism, the transition will end somewhere, but it doesn't end yet. i think in the middle, you have a lot of these low-paying jobs that are created. maybe you sell something on epsy, not for very much, maybe you're on taxgrab or odesk -- >> and that to me is the future, the distopic version of the future is what i would call the butler economy, and what

. >> ac transit workers are voting for a new labor contract. the third such agreement bus drivers and dispatchers have taken in the past few months the previous two were rejected by members of atu local 192. terms have not been released but earlier contracts included pay increases and workers paying more for health care and pensions. voting ends this evening, ballots will be counteded later on, tonight. >> still ahead at 4:00 astronauts taking a third walk in space in a week. what they're trying to accomplish this time at the international space station. >> plus, big change coming to more than 1 million unemployed americans >> a plane crash at sfo, mother nature's fury and inspirations across the nation. we're going to take a look back at the big events from the year. >> this is a look at traffic on the bay bridge. you can see that the fast track lanes are moving along. it's avo: thesales event "sis back. drive which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right

that is good news. labor force participation was back up.here are a number of very solid signs that we continue to move in the right direction. >> ebay is hiring but you will not find free snacks and ping- pong tables. what we will show you is actually happening inside. we are going inside ebay, alex was a look behind the scenes next. find the new kobe nine on ebay yet either. you can hear about it right here. we will sit down with the man himself later in the hour. >> [indiscernible] >> fast food workers of the world unite. you -- employees of restaurant chains rally today in about 100 cities across the u.s. and want to raise industry's minim wage to eight dollars an hour and unionize. the average wage for a counter dollars andght seven cents an hour. the federal minimum wage is seven dollars and $.25. ♪ in him >> emily chang of whom are wes breaks down the numbers. >> ebay, more than 31,000 employees in 33 countries around the world. driving three different businesses. the online marketplace, where 124 million active users by, sell, or bid

. >>> transit union workers approved a new labor contract with management averting a possible strike. it was the third time union voted after two previous proposals were rejected this year. the agreement includes a 9 1/2 % wage increase which will be phased in over three years. employees will also now contribute $125 a month to their health care costs. it will now be needed for the agency brokers to a-- board of directors to approve this. their next meeting on january 8th. >>> the search for a navy veteran reported missing in san francisco is over. police have confirmed that 30- year-old derek cell contacted them and said he is okay. derek had not been seen for over a week. that's when friends and family launched an aggressive search effort to find him. san francisco police delivered good news on friday that derek was safe and had called in after seeing his story on tv. derek's father was overwhelmed at the hearing of this news. >> i don't even know how to say i am so relieved and so thankful, you know, give the media all the difficulty you want for what they do but this would not hav

this is just the latest in a series of troubles regarding arts new labor contract.ties in idaho will continue to search for five people missing after their plane crashed that judge their plane went missing over the weekend. kron4's jackie sizzle is live at the reid-hillview airport and san jose. >>: it is registered of a regional airport altair and the santa clara county thrift it took off from organic 3 here's a video bridge it was supposed to be going from oregon to off butte montana but some point during the flights, the pilot called anna saying he was having engine problems somewhere over idaho. in fact he said he was going to attempt to make a landing at yellow pine air strip. that was the last contact they had with the pilots or the plane. they did search yesterday but because of bad weather and heavy snow and area, they have to halt the search in that area yesterday. they are attempting to back up the plan is a registered to dale smith. he is the president of a technology firm here and the silicon valley. reportedly there were for family members on board of t

this is just the latest in a series of troubles regarding bart's new labor contract.art riders we talked to are fed up. to stay on top of the latest a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. the suspect grabbed her by the neck and pinned her against the wall while he completed the transaction the suspect is described as a black man in his 20s, 6 foot 3 inches tall with a skinny build. despite spending nearly a half-billion to upgrade its terminals, the chronicle is reporting oakland international airport has seen its annual passenger count plunge by almost 5 million since 2007. meanwhile, s-f-o's passenger annual total has jumped nearly nine million during the same period. officials say this is because of changi

a new labor contract was approved with management. last time was the third time unions voted after two previous proposals were rejected. it includes a nine and a half percent wage increase over three years and employees will contribute $125 a month to health care. the agency's board of directors needs to approve the contract. the next meeting is january 8. >>> take a look at this stolen cell phone selfie. police are searching for two thieves, one took this photo of himself with the stolen phone in august. authorities say a woman was walking down east 28th street and two men demanded her phone and necklace. she had the phone set up so photos would automatically upload to the internet. they believe the suspect took the photo. >>> 300 teens stormed a brooklyn mall. stores were forced to close as they ran around and banged on storefronts. >> reporter: flash mobs are typically associated with fun. people dancing and singing in public places. but this week, they meant chaos. about 300 teens rushed a new york shopping center, forcing stores

workers barely approved a new labor contract.derstand the contract passed by only one hundred votes. we have photographs of the vote inside the hall last night. >> the members agreed and ratified this contract. it's a big relief to ensure they are secure and that our riding public will continue to get the service that they have been used to and that they deserve. >> workers will -- worker also receive a 9.5% raise over three years but employees will have to contribute to their health coverage, paying about $120 a month. ac transit board is expected to improve the contract on january 8th. >> new this morning, oakland police say a shooting victim is in grave condition around 11:10 last night officers responded to the report of gun fire in east oakland. there they found a man with at least one gun shot wound. he was rushed to the hospital and is in grave condition. police don't have any suspects. >>> police are looking for whoever shot and killed a man driving near a school. residents heard gun shots near the intersection at about 1

ac transit union workers ratified new labor contract.the third tentative agreement bus drivers mechanic dispatcher and other workers voted on in the past few months. union and transit agency met daily since okay. you might recall governor brown called for 60 day cooling off period that prevent add possible strike. that cooling off period ends on sunday. terms of the agreement have not been released but earlier contract included pay hike over the next three years and workers paying more for health care and pension. but again transit union workers ratified the new contract more on that at 11:00 but for all of us her at 11:00 but for all of us her here, see you on 11 's h-a-w-t-- guys, what happened? apparently, they found him unconscious on a park bench. oh, my god, is he okay? we don't know, we just got here. nurse: he's ready for visitors now. he's in 1023. hi. oh, welcome, my old friends. welcome.

michelle anderson owns greenland's new labor club in england and there she hosts a fund-raiser for marshal arts trainer. >> let's get on with the action. >> we had an event for him to raise money so he could keep kids off the streets. we also sold food and we raised a lot of money. >> to keep the interest in the gym, keep the gym busy, give everybody goals in the gym. to keep the younger generation busy, as well. >> nightingale says his intent to keep kids out of trouble but what is seen is widely seen as out of line. the opening match is a demonstration between one of his trainees and another fighter. both younger than 10. >> this fighter is just 8 years old. stands at 4'2", put your hands together -- >> and across the cage in the red corner. 9 years age and stands at and weigh in at 25 kilograms. put your hands together. >> why should he not get the chance. >> in fact, ian's father, nick hartley, watched the two compete each other only a few weeks earlier. >> four or five weeks before the fight and it is a tournament in manchester and he got a silver trophy in the tournament. he got the

you may remember, broken bolts almost derailed the grand opening of the new span over the labor day weekend. crew are working to install the new steel saddle which will secure the new span and make it safe in an earthquake. installation was supposed to be done this month, but is taking longer than expected. the permanent fix that makes the new span of the bay bridge safe in an earthquake. is not finished yet. you may remember, broken bolts almost derailed the grand opening of the new span over the labor day weekend crews are working right now. to make the final repairs and complete the 6- point-5 billion dollar project. livermore yesterday. talks resumed this morning between bart and union leaders. kron4's will tran is following this story today. he is live at the west oakland bart station. >>: it was a $40 million mistake and that it is bringing both sides back to the bargaining table a third strike still loans. -loons if a decision isn't made soon. >>: we were forced out. we never wanted to do it and we don't want to do it now. we have a contract we have a deal. >>: that to the district w

that is good news. labor force participation was back up.ery solid science that we continue to move in the right directions. we need to pick up the pace. that is why we are talking about immigration reform -- all of these things that can expand the economy further. imagine what we could do if we made the commonsense investments in infrastructure. we could move even faster. >> and what jobs would be created on that. you mentioned extending unemployment benefits. could this report and subsequent good reports create an argument that we do not need these kinds of emergency benefits anymore? >> the thing to recognize is better,the economy gets there is a mechanism in place that makes them go away on their own. this is not a benefit that extends indefinitely. improves, the way emergency unemployment works, people are less eligible. at the moment, we have so many people who are long-term unemployed. the average duration of unemployment is something like 36 months. that is unacceptably high. it has a self-correcting mechanism. if we continue to grow

new span. over the labor day weekend. s are working to install the new steel saddle which will secure the new span and make it safe in an earthquake. installation was supposed to be done this month but is taking longer than expected. >>: is not something you can just pull off a shelf at home depot. it's a complex custom fix for a very complex problem. >>james: bridge official said the $6.5 billion project is expected to be completed in january. it has been a month since the demolition of the old bay bridge started. and already crews are making of possible progress. crews have almost completed the constructing 1,400 ft. of the upper deck between the two towers. and crews are expected to wrap of the contracting the upper deck some time this weekend. if all goes according to plan, next week crews will begin removing concrete and asphalt from the lower deck. demolition of the more than 58,000 t of steel won't start until next year. the entire demolition process is expected to take at least five years and cost $92.4 million. >>

some good news on the labor front more than four hundred thousand new jobs are expected to be created in korea next year the korea employment information service on monday predicted that economic growth rate of three point eight percent for two thousand fourteen and a total employment rate of nearly sixty percent. that would be a rise of point three percentage points from this year but still far from the seventy percent target for two thousand seventeen set by the pot in administration. the news isn't all rosy though the report suggests that young people will continue to struggle in two thousand fourteen cents job market is likely to favor those with more experience. while the number of employed people aged thirty and above rose this year the number of twenty somethings with jobs dropped by nearly sixty sounds. and taking a nap to thailand for weeks as anti government protests continue prime minister in less than a lot had helped that calling early elections for a fed rate would quell the unrest the tensions spilled over again on sunday and monday. i can pass the wickets protesters ef

richard coeur dray, a consumer protection bureau, new agency with vast authority and powers, the new labor disinclination to use that power when he was at the justice department and watched the environmental protection agency imposed rules they put on, and based utility's. charles: and the shock troops. connell: your letter was written supposedly by an imaginary navigator. you have all these navigators', people diminish their importance but the fact is they have a lot of personal information of hours, and all those irs agents who will enforce obamacare so they have the shock troops out there. that is kind of scary. charles: redistribution of wealth is not as wealthy to the poor but well going from the wealthy to favorite friends of the white house. political repayment. liz: that is why there is an equal protection issue under the fourteenth amendment of the constitution. charles: another great article. i like it when you take it -- a change of pace. >> we enjoyed doing it. charles: california's plln to build a high-speed bullet train going dr. ernie els, project facing delays and budget pr

this is just the latest in a series of troubles regarding bart's new labor contract. >> i hope that thisl be a hassle trying to get transportation. >> to stay on top of the late to is barred developments make sure to download our mobile app to sign of to get pushed notification spread you could also get the latest on kron4.com or our facebook and twitter pages. >> here is a live look outside as san francisco. we have subfreezing temperatures coming up and i will lead to know when that will arrive when the kron4 morning news continues. i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me.

but by 1840 in new england, one in three in new england's labor force was working in a factory and that was a harbinger of widespread change throughout the 19th and 20th centuries but if hamilton won in that respect he lost in other ways. in the very last letter that hamilton wrote a couple days before the duel in 1804, he writes our real disease is democracy. and he calls democracy in that letter a poison. that was what jefferson was trying to boost as he made clear in his inaugural address. poignantly near the end, hamilton, who realized that his day had perhaps come and gone, wrote every day prove to me more and more than this america world was not made for me. jefferson's world was changing too. he had wanted, he had favored an arcadian america in which most people lived on farms, and he envisaged that lasting for generations as the country expanded all the way to the pacific coast which would take centuries perhaps to accomplish, but jefferson who lived until 1826 saw those smokestacks, those factories in new england and new that his world was vanishing. unlike hamilton, jefferson

. >>> just into our news room, in the last hour we have confirmed that ac transit and its union has reached a tentative labor agreement. there will be no strike. the union will present the tentative agreement to its members in the coming days. >>> new details tonight on a terrible crash in san francisco. a garbage truck hit and killed an elderly man this morning. this is the fourth time a truck with the same company has hit a pedestrian this year. >> reporter: we're here in market street. this is a very busy part of downtown for pedestrians. a man decided to walk out into the streets where there was no crosswalk, continuing a very deadly trend. it's happened again. a pedestrian hit and killed by a recycling truck on the streets of san francisco. this time the victim was an elderly man who crossed jones street not on a crosswalk just as the truck was backing up to park. >> we have video that we are reviewing. the driver is cooperating. neither drugs or alcohol seem to play a part in the driver's portion. >> reporter: the truck belongs to a recycling company whose trucks have hit pedestrians in san francisco j

became the quick temporary fix to get drivers on the new bridge by labor day weekend. by 11:00 a.m.all of those gone, replaced by the beefier saddles. >> what the saddle sticks does is it holds down the base of the seismic devices in combination of steel saddles and steel tendons provides the exact same clamping force those bolts were supposed to provide. >> these are the saddles. they bring the bridge permanently up to code. the price tag, san jose's new mega millions winner could certainly afford it, 25 million bucks more than double the initial $10 millionest mat. >> this was not something you could go to home depot and ask them where they keep their steel saddles. >> caltrans still needs to do some touchups on those bulbs. the money for the project came from a contingency fund. >>> pretty amazing rescue. take a look at this. man gets trapped at the very edge of a construction crane. there he is. he gets stuck up there after fire broke out in the building below. this was in ontario, canada. a million tear helicopter is called in to save the train operator. they pick him up and wh

labor? >> it's not good news for organized labor because organized labor is the mother's milk of traditionaldemocratic politics here. the techies, said don't may that game. it will be interesting. there's a lot of pushback from the tech community on the bart strike for example. they are saying why is the system done this way? why are the old work rules in place? why are paper schedules in place? there's a disconnect there. i think at that will be continuing to pull in 2014. >> i've been watching as far as the reshape of the bay area and it has become increasingly the biggest issue, affordability. in san francisco we see rent and housing prices go up, all across the bay area. we've seen much the same. the question is what can be done to help the middle class in this. as someone in the housing business for years, what do you think? >> you have to organize the whole business of housing production in the entire san francisco bay area. not just san francisco. you have some of the most incredible powerful political forces that do not wish to have san francisco developed except on their schedule. t

shims hastily installed became the quick temporary fix to get drivers on the new bridge by labor dayeekend. all of those shims gone. replaced by the beefier saddles. >> what the saddle fix does is it holds down the base of these seismic devices and a combination of steel saddles and steel tendons provide the exact same clamping for us that those bolts were supposed to provide. >> reporter: these are the saddles. they bring the bridge permanently up to code. the price tag, well, san jose's new mega millions winner could certainly afford it, $25 million, more than double the initial $10 million estimate. >> this was not something you can go to home depot and ask them where they keep their steel saddles. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> caltrans still needs to do a little bit of touchup work on the bolts. the money came from a contingency fund for the bolts. >>> let's check the weather. breezy again. yeah. gusting now, looks like that will be the paper weather story for today, some clouds as well along the coastline but the winds kicking up outside. out the door, the winds will blo

and with the total utility payments to rise and pensions and the only news for cheap labor will buy their products unlike the protests in kiev these rallies are in march by the presence of masked men call to radical slogans or a tumbling monuments and it is for the media if it bleeds it leads only to delete any revolution gets a chance to be heard and seen in kiev. he didn't come school. our team israel on sunday or a piano reported is cementing an unlikely partnership with the country's increasingly beginning to find a longtime ally america. washington's of the muscle to pressure syria and iran as for the final of this treaty and saudi interests and the return on tuesday next week and now purple. the two countries saudi arabia and israel found themselves in one go in their frustration over washington and israel and saudi arabia and the nuclear deal but the view was the head of the war pow were struck with that one. israel is very vocal about it. the saudis are a little bit more restrained bu the saudi intelligence chief said there would be a major shift in dealings with the duplex saudi

that's bad news for organized labor, partly due to, i think, the bart strike has had a real negative impact in the bay area. in fact, a majority of people in the bay area think that transit strikes should be banned altogether. these are just a snapshot in time. it could change, but with issues like pension reform possibly coming up on the ballot next year, this is certainly something that labor unions and democrats as well as republicans are going to be keeping a close eye on. >> it's certainly a tough issue for democrats because they rely on labor unions for campaign donations and labor unions are counting on them to protect their pensions and protect their right to strike. >> yes, so they kind of sink or swim together, but there could be a fissure developing between unions and the democratic party. >> okay. all very interesting. thanks, scott. >> you bet. >> i'm scott schaefer, thank you so much for joining us. >> and i'm tui vu. have a good night. i don't want to be studied. me, neither. we're being turned into lab rats. it's degrading. here they come. it's just through here. oh,

and fi >>> tonight some welcome news about jobs. the labor department says businesses added 203,000 jobs in november. that is 20,000 more than some analysts expected and it's helped lower the nation's unemployment rate to 7%. what is more, a great many of those new jobs were in manufacturing and construction and today traders on wall street were pretty happy. >> it is an absolutely spectacular number, the best that wall street could expect. >> after a string of losses this week the dow industrials today gained nearly 200 points. >>> one job filled today, president of virginia tech. the school's board of visitors announced timothy sands will be taking the helm. most recently he was the provost at purdue. he succeeds charles seager. >>> the stabbing of virginia state senator creigh deeds and the suicide of his son could lead to improvements in the way virginia handles those with mental health problems. state health officials say they'll introduce new protocols next month designed to make sure that hospital beds are available for people who pose

short time ago the labor department reported this, that the economy added 203,000 new jobs last month. that was better than they expected. so far 2 million new jobs have been added this year. crunch the numbers and you get a 7% jobless rate. it hasn't been that low since 2008. and if the december job figures are as good as expected, 2013 will mark the strongest economic growth in five years. let's go to zain asher who is on wall street. good jobs news sometimes means

well, if we can train people to fly, and they could actually do the delivery, we may have a new growing labor sector. jj ramberg, host of "your business" sundays at 7:30 a.m., right here on msnbc. josh barrow from business insider, robert reich from the university of california berkeley, thank you all. that is "all in" for this evening on this cyber monday. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rachel. >> as long as we all move into the manufacturer and retailing of robots, problem solved. see? done! >> problem solved. and cable news. >> yeah, doing that is very important. thank you at home for joining us this very, very important cable news hour. >>> mississippi. mississippi is not only a great state in its own right, mississippi has also for a generation, no, for a century, no, for the entire existence of our country, provided a great service to the rest of this country. number one, mississippi has forever helped american schoolchildren get over their native fear of spelling long words, because m-i, double s-i, double s i-is fun to say. so, you can smell mississippi and then yo

. >> pam: you may remember, broken bolts almost derailed the grand opening of the new span over the labor day weekend crews are working right now. to make the final repairs and complete the 6-point-5 billion dollar project. in a story you will only see on kron 4 news our justine waldman takes us under the bay bridge tonight. to see how work is coming along. >> reporter:drivers headed across the new span of the bay bridge can't tell a major construction project is happening below. to check on the repair to the broken bolts kron 4 took a boat ride to underneath the western deck. the bolts snapped under stress and made the span seismically unsafe. then it is up 120 feet. >> reporter:here we can see the solution this steel saddle. it will secure new span and make it safe in an earthquake. installation was supposed to be done this month but is taking longer than expected. the solution engineers came up with is not something you can get at home depot, it is a complex solution to a complex problem. >> reporter:construction is moving along and now for the first time we get to see the concrete cov