his report but an increase in terms of of the cost so i know that his report pointed out this port of oakland lost for 14 out of the years can be talking about that loss and when it is what puc will pay under the new agreement. >> the new agreement is based on itself historical estimated cost that the port of oakland this is a established over the roughly 167 years they've been operating the facility at the time, we entered into the original connection they had no historical connection it was operated by the navy so that made projections on the cost obviously other projections were you low and directing your attention it was recognized those rates will be adjusted when we entered into the final agreement. >> okay. >> thank you very much mr. rose, can we go to your report on item 3 please. yes mr. chairman and supervisor tang just as a followup supervisor tang the puc did provide us with documentation showing that that loss from the period from october 1998 is 6 hundred plus dollars on page 11 of our report as shown in table one based on the provisions contained in the agreement the sfpuc will

former oakland army base and the navy industrial supply center in oakland was transferred to the port of oakland along with the fleet and industrial supply center in 1998 at a time the sfpuc entered into an agreement with the port of oakland to continue services to the island providing power to

say despite many improvements, the delays would persist. >> it is very encouraging to us at the port of oaklandining a work in progress. >> they are indifferent to our needs, the prices will go through the roof because of that kinds of stuff. >> with several major retailers, going to the other delayed sides as well as some on the east and gulf coast as well as mexico and canada. tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >> reporter: people waited in a long line today as you would register for their holiday food boxes. the first person would arrive at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. organizers would ran to head on out for the holiday food boxes in 18,000 toys and books for children. they say that the need is great. one in four households do not make enough money to cover their basic expenses. >> it is the opportunity of a lifetime for nine of the race car drivers, rising up to 24 showdowns taking place this weekend. the shootout as they would report that the bay area, they will be well represented. >> reporter: 17-year-old mason phillippe was driving cars before he a driver's license. >> i got my first. that's when

we're at 130 percent of our demand and that allows us to sell that excess renewable energy to the port of oakland, our neighbors next door. >> i'm a little apprehensive, we're standing by a pipe that's labeled heated sludge. >> the heated sludge is going into an anaerobic digester. >> a digester is like the human stomach, so organic material goes into the digester and in there it's biodegraded by bacteria and they feed on the solid material and that solid material is being converted into biogas and that biogas is a great renewable energy source and it's a fuel that we use to run our engines and turbine to generate electricity. >> let me this get straight: i eat a bunch of food, and i take the energy and fuel that i can from that and then it goes into the sewer system and you collect that and you're giving it to bacteria that're turning it into energy. >> that's correct... >> each digester here is about two million gallons and we have 11 of them so that's 22 million gallons of capacity. >> east bay mud shared the technology and now other water treatment facilities in brooklyn, new york, and in cal

the port of long beach had its strongest october in eight years. but the port of oaklandolumes decline 7%. the common thread at both? a lack of retail merchandise imports. but last year's west coast port threatened strike and subsequent long-lasting port congestion led to big delays getting merchandise to retail stores. which means inventory piled up before holiday merchandise hit the shelves. couple that with retailers taking no chances and earlier deliveries this year and you get a glut of inventory across the industry that has to be sold. >> a number of weeks now we've been hearing reports of excess inventory and supply chains. so retailers have for one reason or another filled their warehouses and they're wondering about how robust consumer spending will be during the holiday season. so they're reluctant to import any more goods. >> reporter: calls ended the quarter with inventory levels up 6%. though that level's one that's improved. analysts have called out heightened inventory levels at lululemon, nike, under armour and vf corp. among others. macy's was among the r

utilities commission and is treasure island droeshg director to enter into an agreement with the port of oakland of davis electric invasion to serve yerba buena island for a term of 80 years to commence for the boards approval with a greed cost of $7 million. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted unanimously can you please call items 19 and 20 together. >> a further resolution to establish the infrastructure financing district 2 and 20 the resolution to issue a bond nooicht 20 plus million dollars for the city at the port of san francisco. >> same house, same call? supervisor wiener madam president >> i don't see supervisor wiener's name on the roster supervisor wiener. >> no, i'm going to defer to supervisor cowen. >> thank you thank you, supervisor wiener for the deferral if you any one point to speak please put your name on the roster. >> thank you, supervisor breed we're grateful in land use we had a long conversation around that particular item i've spoken with supervisor kim i see she's agreed to talk about reasons for the fee difference. >

tweet at 11:30 saying rainbow alert because we will have showers, right this, over oakland, the port of oaklands yesterday. i appreciate sending those to # abc7now. it is cloudy and 47 and no delays are speaked here today. now, fog and santa rosa, down to half a mile here, and some places like fulton and 101 toward guerneville, and toward sonoma avenue, possibly low visibility and, also, napa, around five miles per hour. get used to this, it will happen tonight. it is going to be localized, and our san rafael camera looking south on 101 do you not see fog and our forecast calls for a lot of sunshine and the dry air, you and feel it already this morning. frost, tone, especially inland and warmer the rest of the week but guess weapon our next chance of rain is? monday, the third monday in a row we have had rain. to the south, los gatos at 60 and morgan hill and everyone else around 61 to 62 until cupertino at 63. and los altos, everyone on the peninsula at 61 to 62 degrees and remember, a little bit of a breeze, not too brisk but a little bit so if you are in the shade, a little bit of wind it wi

port of oakland back to san francisco the twinkleing lights, a clean air mass, it puts you in the associate it is november. now it feels like it. sunny and cool. the first fall air mass will give us chilly nights with patchy fog which is more dominent as the winds taper. it looks like we have an extended period of dry weather through sunday. thunderstorm maker, small hail maker, a real treat for me to see that i appreciate the tweets . a chilly start. foggy spots. the cooler air rushes in. high pressure comes in. the sinking air will take arrest the cloud cover. it will keep us cool. how cool? check out the temperatures, only santa rosa makes 70 and the prosecute of us from 64 in san francisco, oakland, 68, fremont, palo alto, 67, 66 in san jose, and 68 at livermore, antioch and concord. tonight, a lost -- lot of 40s. our warm spot is oakland, richmond and san francisco around 50. my seven-day forecast shows more fog tomorrow. plus the sunshine. we will modify the air mass. we could warm a degree or two. we build hold steady with a few high clouds. thicker canopy on thursday. friday, we gai

beautiful look from the exploritorium with the blues and oranges of the water and the skies at the port of oakland light rain to showers sunday interest monday with the next system and we have another shot of cool air so sunny and average next week. today, how about 70s, morgan hill, antioch, santa rosa, livermore, 71, san francisco, 64, richmond around 65 and oakland, concord, fremont, palo alto, 67, and 68 in fairfield and san jose. tonight's temperature will dip into the 30's in the dopest valley in the north bay and san ramon valley and most of us in the 40s a few 50s in the usual places san francisco and around richmond. two areas of high pressure are keeping the storm track to the north. for now. it is double trouble for rain. this system is not producing it but the one behind it will is a clear path to our neighborhood and it is how much moisture will it pick up. it will not be so much at last time and maybe late in the game we can tap a little tropical moisture but it is lacking like high clouds headed to bed or heading out sunday. #abc7. if you catch picture. showers on monday morning the

you can see the water on the babe as we look from the exploritorium to the port of oakland, and we look at crisp breezes and sunshine, and you could need a humidifier that would be leyla. i looked like a porcupine this morning because of dry air. we do not go for a fourth weekend if a row of rain. now, talking temperatures sunnyvale and morgan hill are cool and everyone else is 60 to 61 and downed winds off the mountain and warmest in santa cruz at 64, and san mateo south at 60 to 62 and half moon bay is the cool spot. 62 in downtown san francisco fed and sausalito and south san francisco at 63 and 62 at san rafael and napa, the cool spots and 64 in novato and 62 to 64 along east bay shore with oakland and castro valley and new around the 64 and 61 to 63 degrees inland east bay neighborhood. the winds are still gifty through noon and even into the 5:00 hour around 15 to 25 miles per hour and overnight you will watch moist areas come down and temperatures are in the 30s and 40s tomorrow morning but we will not have much of a wind chill like this morning. baby steps, a degree or two each

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utilities commission and is treasure island droeshg director to enter into an agreement with the port of oakland for the use of davis electric invasion to serve yerba buena island for a term of 80 years to commence for the boards approval with a greed cost of $7 million. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted unanimously can you please call items 19 and 20 together. >> a further resolution to establish the infrastructure financing district 2 and 20 the resolution to issue a bond nooicht 20 plus million dollars for the city at the port of san francisco. >> same house, same call? supervisor wiener madam president >> i don't see supervisor wiener's name on the roster supervisor wiener. >> no, i'm going to defer to supervisor cowen. >> thank you thank you, supervisor wiener for the deferral if you any one point to speak please put your name on the roster. >> thank you, supervisor breed we're grateful in land use we had a long conversation around that particular item i've spoken with supervisor kim i see she's agreed to talk about reasons for the fee d

port of san francisco. >> are inspectors able to check every sport hunted trophy that comes through here? >> not even close. 50% maybe. there are four wildlife inspectors for the port of san francisco, oakland, and san jose. >> the u.s. is expected to take in 10,000 sport hunted trophies over the next two months. leaving some to question whether killing wildlife truly is the best way to protect it. we wanted to give top officials at the u.s. fish and wildlife service a chance to respond to the criticism that the agency may not have the resources necessary to determine whether conservation agencies abroad are doing what they claim to do. the agency says we do everything we can to fulfill our legal obligations and make required findings with the resources available to us. we plan to propose changes to our permit fees to more accurately reflect the changes necessary for these findings. >> thi you opened a lot of eyes with that report. if you have a tip for the investigative unit give us a call or send us an e-mail. >> let's turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, expecting a chilly weekend and maybe one with some rain. >> and that rainfall is expected to come on in. saturday it w

utilities commission and is treasure island droeshg director to enter into an agreement with the port of oakland for the use of davis electric invasion to serve yerba buena island for a term of 80 years to commence for the boards approval with a greed cost of $7 million. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted unanimously can you please call items 19 and 20 together. >> a further resolution to establish the infrastructure financing district 2 and 20 the resolution to issue a bond nooicht 20 plus million dollars for the city at the port of san francisco. >> same house, same call? supervisor wiener madam president >> i don't see supervisor wiener's name on the roster supervisor wiener. >> no, i'm going to defer to supervisor cowen. >> thank you thank you, supervisor wiener for the deferral if you any one point to speak please put your name on the roster. >> thank you, supervisor breed we're grateful in land use we had a long conversation around that particular item i've spoken with supervisor kim i see she's agreed to talk about reasons for the fee d

utilities commission and is treasure island droeshg director to enter into an agreement with the port of oaklandfor the use of davis electric invasion to serve yerba buena island for a term of 80 years to commence for the boards approval with a greed cost of $7 million. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted unanimously can you please call items 19 and 20 together. >> a further resolution to establish the infrastructure financing district 2 and 20 the resolution to issue a bond nooicht 20 plus million dollars for the city at the port of san francisco. >> same house, same call? supervisor wiener madam president >> i don't see supervisor wiener's name on the roster supervisor wiener. >> no, i'm going to defer to supervisor cowen. >> thank you thank you, supervisor wiener for the deferral if you any one point to speak please put your name on the roster. >> thank you, supervisor breed we're grateful in land use we had a long conversation around that particular item i've spoken with supervisor kim i see she's agreed to talk about reasons for the fee di

the port of oakland has never looked prettier. a cold start to the day. be talking about the republican debate that we all watched last night and getting your kids to eat fruits and veggies. we will talk about the exotic choices out there and talk about the cold that has so many people shivering. you are watching mornings on 2 today. we saw some parts of the area dip to the freezing mark. any time that we get below 40, that is cold enough to hurt the fragile and younger plants. brian says certain conditions can cause damaging frost to form even when the temperature is right above that freezing mark. >> we have a cold storm that comes in from the gulf of alaska. so there's cloud cover all day long so the sun never hits the ground. then at the end of the day the cloud cover leaves so there's nothing to keep heat from leaving the ground. that's when we get frost. >> brian says covering plants will help protect against damage. oomiaking sure that plants are well watered before the cold hits can help

utilities commission and is treasure island droeshg director to enter into an agreement with the port of oakland for the use of davis electric invasion to serve yerba buena island for a term of 80 years to commence for the boards approval with a greed cost of $7 million. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted unanimously can you please call items 19 and 20 together. >> a further resolution to establish the infrastructure financing district 2 and 20 the resolution to issue a bond nooicht 20 plus million dollars for the city at the port of san francisco. >> same house, same call? supervisor wiener madam president >> i don't see supervisor wiener's name on the roster supervisor wiener. >> no, i'm going to defer to supervisor cowen. >> thank you thank you, supervisor wiener for the deferral if you any one point to speak please put your name on the roster. >> thank you, supervisor breed we're grateful in land use we had a long conversation around that particular item i've spoken with supervisor kim i see she's agreed to talk about reasons for the fee d

utilities commission and is treasure island droeshg director to enter into an agreement with the port of oakland for the use of davis electric invasion to serve yerba buena island for a term of 80 years to commence for the boards approval with a greed cost of $7 million. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted unanimously can you please call items 19 and 20 together. >> a further resolution to establish the infrastructure financing district 2 and 20 the resolution to issue a bond nooicht 20 plus million dollars for the city at the port of san francisco. >> same house, same call? supervisor wiener madam president >> i don't see supervisor wiener's name on the roster supervisor wiener. >> no, i'm going to defer to supervisor cowen. >> thank you thank you, supervisor wiener for the deferral if you any one point to speak please put your name on the roster. >> thank you, supervisor breed we're grateful in land use we had a long conversation around that particular item i've spoken with supervisor kim i see she's agreed to talk about reasons for the fee d

there's only four wildlife inspectors for the whole port of san francisco, oakland, and san jose. we have to use our time wisely. >> reporter: the u.s. is expected to take in at least 10,000 more sport-hunted trophies over the next two months. some animals will likely be endangered or threatened. leaving some to question whether killing wildlife truly is the best way to protect them. we wanted to give top officials at the u.s. fish and wildlife service a chance to respond to the criticism, but the agency may not have the resource necessary to determine whether conservation programs abroad are actually doing what they claim. but they declined or it interviewed. the agency did send us a statement saying, we do everything we can to fulfill our legal obligation and make required findings with the resources available to us. we plan to propose changes to our permit fees to more accurately reflect the resources required to make these findings. now the agency wouldn't say how many people it plans to hire. >> keep us posted when the changes do come, if they do. >> if if you have a tip, giv

there's only four wildlife inspectors for the whole port of san francisco, oakland and san jose.o we have to use our time wisely. >> reporter: the u.s. is expected to take in at least 10,000 more sport hunted trophies just over the next two months. some of those animals will likely be endangered or threatened, leaving some to question whether killing wildlife truly is the best way to protect it. we wanted to give top officials at the u.s. fish and wildlife service a chance to respond to the criticism that the agency may not have the resources necessary to determine whether conservation programs abroad are actually doing what they claim. but they declined to be interviewed. the agency did send us a statement saying we do everything we can to fulfill our legal obligations and make required findings with the resources available to us. they went onto say we plan to propose changes to our permit fees to more accurately reflect the resources required to make these findings. now, the agency wouldn't say how many people it plans to hire or when. >> now, we did see the situation where the

i would say at least 50% maybe there is only four wildlife inspectors for the whole port of san francisco, oaklandso we have to use our time wisely. >> reporter: the u.s. is expected to take in at least 10,000 more sport hunted trophies just over the next two months. some of those animals will likely be endangered or threatened, leaving some to question whether killing wildlife truly is the best way to protect it. we wanted to give top officials at the fish and wildlife service a chance to respond to the criticism that the agency may not have the resources necessary to determine whether conservation programs abroad are doing what they claim. but they declined to be interviewed. the agency did send awes statement saying we do everything we can to fulfill our legal obligation and make required find twgs resources available us to. we plan to propose changes to our permit fees to more accurately reflect the resource required to make these findings. the say how many people it plans to hire or when. back to you. >> very eye-opening. well, if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. tha

capital improvement and key represent frs many of the sister ports from the conference and from our excess across the way oaklands and southern california some as mentioned the focus on how to increase use of electrical vehicles those onshore and then a reduction combustion machineries and it is a global community now and many talk about the impact on the air quality that comes from china but a definite recognize no one else the impact but how to take significant steps to try to improve the emissions and so there was a big focus on new environmental regulations better use of shore power, alternative mandrin pour and electrical vehicles and a discussion for many of the speakers on liquefied natural gas or others refer to as green maritime there was a bit of a folk on the internet of things and smart grid and smart ports using the technology to improve lodge innings and reduce the emissions with the depiction of vehicle rournz runs and that sort of thing the sister conference the next day a focus that that conference ass on the trends with mega ships but probably won't have to deal with that other than the increas

the cutter sailed into the oakland estuary today as it returns to its home port in alameda. the crew of20 completed weapons training, patrolled the arctic ocean and enforced safety laws in alaska and the bering sea. they left back in august and they've been gone 106 days, back of course just in time for thanksgiving. >>> vallejo natives and nascar driver -- he is officially retired. >> jeff gordon! >> [cheering] >> he was the center of attention at homestead raceway in florida this weekend as he jumped in his car for his final race. showing a little bit of the race there. many of the drivers shared stories about how they looked up to him growing up. gordon ended his career finishing his final season with third-place in driver standing. kyle busch was crowned champion following yesterday's race. >>> the 49ers are still winless on the road this season after dropping another one to the seattle seahawks. marshawn lynch out with an injury, undrafted rookie thomas rawls rushed for 209 yards. that's the most ever by any player against the 49ers. scored two touchdowns in the seahawks' 29-13 win

lake port, 17. 35 in oakland. 32 in san jose and san francisco checking in this morning with a temperature of 42 degrees. out there right now we have mainly clear skies. the next couple of hours, temperatures cooling off. by 9:00, light breeze. coolest spots into the 30s and by 11:00 we turn crisp and cool and another freeze warning will go into effect. that will last until tomorrow morning at 9:00 in the morning. for their areas in purple once again overnight lows will drop into the mid-20s and low 30s, as you move away from the bay waters. now, mild air is waiting in the wings as well as our next significant storm. we'll detail those in just a few minutes. >> world leaders are converging on paris for tomorrow's united nations conference on climate change, the president arrived in paris this afternoon. there will be more than 190 countries represented. organizers of the conference hope to get a binding agreement between nations to transition from fossil fuels to renewable resources. the director of the sierra club says there are good signs of change coming but world leaders still have to mak

lake port, 17. 35 in oakland. 32 in san jose and san francisco checking in this morning with a temperature of 42 degrees. out there right now we have mainly clear skies. the next couple of hours, temperatures cooling off. by 9:00, light breeze. coolest spots into the 30s and by 11:00 we turn crisp and cool and another freeze warning will go into effect. that will last until tomorrow morning at 9:00 in the morning. for their areas in purple once again overnight lows will drop into the mid-20s and low 30s, as you move away from the bay waters. now, mild air is waiting in the wings as well as our next significant storm. we'll detail those in just a few minutes. >> world leaders are converging on paris for tomorrow's united nations conference on climate change, the president arrived in paris this afternoon. there will be more than 190 countries represented. organizers of the conference hope to get a binding agreement between nations to transition from fossil fuels to renewable resources. the director of the sierra club says there are good signs of change coming but world leaders still have to mak

and that they sailed in to the oakland area this morning as they would aerify at her home port in alameda. and the crew of completed weapons training, patrolled that arctic ocean, and enforced safety laws in alaska and the baring sea. the crew left back in august and has been gone 106 days, but back home just in time for thanksgiving. >>> it was a joyous thanksgiving homecoming, as allie rasmus explains that it was badly damaged during the napa earthquake. and the sang ware, the first time in 16 months. >> i don't think that there will be a thanksgiving as we will not be as thankful as we are to be back home. >> reporter: august 14, the morning of the napa earthquake and that the building sham. the stain glassed windows survived. >> and that this east wall of the sanctuary that they have suffered completely from the roof. >> it took $2 million about a quarter of it from donations to be built and the 7th day add venitis church. >> reporter: after 15 months a lot of patience and a little luck. that the methodist church would hold a homecoming service this morning. >> we are comfortable and nice to be back t

oakland air port -10. 41 antioch. upper 30s for danville, blackhawk is in there. if there's a puff ofe temp up. two bits in reno.  sacramento 37. there's the low flighting out of there. it will keep wobbling around and looks like it wants to head over us. by probably saturday. clouds and sun, the cold temps are in place. highs in the 50s. if you hit 57, 58, it will last a minute and a half. tomorrow looks fine, because the control room didn't know tomorrow is thanksgiving. mostly sunny on friday and clouds with rain. >> you have a bone to pick with them. >> seriously folks. >> wait a minute. playing "oh, happy day"." >> they are going on a national tour. edwin hawkins is a friend of mine. he's a tremendous guy. >> we'll have back stage passes. >> we'll work on that. >>> there's a warning if you shop at costco, a product you may have at your house that's been linked to an e. coli outbreak. . >>> the bay area is dealing with higher than usual king tide combining to create flooding. one problem spot the stinson beach exit from highway 101. >>> in san francisco water was lapping up on t

capital improvement and key represent frs many of the sister ports from the conference and from our excess across the way oakland and in los angeles and southern california some as mentioned the focus on how to increase use of electrical vehicles those onshore and then a reduction combustion machineries and it is a global community now and many talk about the impact on the air quality that comes from china but a definite recognize no one else the impact but how to take significant steps to try to improve the emissions and so there was a big focus on new environmental regulations better use of shore power, alternative mandrin pour and electrical vehicles and a discussion for many of the speakers on liquefied natural gas or others refer to as green maritime there was a bit of a folk on the internet of things and smart grid and smart ports using the technology to improve lodge innings and reduce the emissions with the depiction of vehicle rournz runs and that sort of thing the sister conference the next day a focus that that conference ass on the trends with mega ships but probably won't have to deal with that othe

of the system that is moving in. so let's take you into the east bay from oakland to san leandro. we're taking you down on street level. we are seeing oak port street and light to moderate rain. as we look along the san mateo coast we are seeing light showers developing to half moon bay and also up to the north around dillon beach. we are getting moderate rain falling right now and heading toward the southeast. and now we take a look at some scattered light activity around the monterey bay. mount hamilton will see a mix of rain and snow in the sierra. the chains are required and it is still snowing. the winter storm warning is going until noon tomorrow. we have colder air coming in behind the system and that means the temperatures will plunge. i'll let you know how cold and what's in store for your holiday coming up. >> thanks very much. happening in the sierra there are chain requirements on interstate 80 and 50. this was the scene near donner summit. you can see the roads coated in snow in this cal trans video. abc7's laura anthony made the trek to the sierra. >> five and a half hours. that's how long it took us to get to donner summit. a

of the system that is moving in. so let's take you into the east bay from oakland to san leandro. we're taking you down on street level. we are seeing oak porttreet and light to moderate rain. as we look along the san mateo coast we are seeing light showers developing to half moon bay and also up to the north around dillon beach. we are getting moderate rain falling right now and heading toward the southeast. and now we take a look at some scattered light activity around the monterey bay. mount hamilton will see a mix of rain and snow in the sierra. the chains are required and it is still snowing. the winter storm warning is going until noon tomorrow. we have colder air coming in behind the system and that means the temperatures will plunge. i'll let you know how cold and what's in store for your holiday coming up. >> thanks very much. happening in the sierra there are chain requirements on interstate 80 and 50. this was the scene near donner summit. you can see the roads coated in snow in this cal trans video. abc7's laura anthony made the trek to the sierra. >> five and a half hours. that's how long it took us to get to donner summit. a to

san francisco i'm sure some of you remember the sf port was the busiest port this side of the mississippi in the 60s container shipping came about and the shipping went to oaklandnd alameda they spent $700 million to achieve their system we lost that and also the southeast portion of the san francisco used to be the largest impaired area of this side of the mississippi that is gone and now this great opportunity to use this land not used for anything that adds tax dollars to the city and provided thousands of jobs and a make that a world-class i'm encouraging the city and appreciate you looking at this situation but i think this is a win-win situation for san francisco and it is the environment thank you very much. >> thank you joel sorry if i couldn't get our last name right. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm joel cop he will here today speaking on behalf of the san francisco building and trades council we've been here following the project through it's neighborhood planning stages we were there in support of project at the uc board of regular detergents and at the ocii and planning commission hearings which received unanimous approvals and yesterday's budg

port, but the man's body has not been found. >>> a class action lawsuit was settled with several california high school students including two in oakland and now it is changing the face of classes for underprivileged youth. the suit involving castle mon and fremont high schools claimed certain students received much less learning time in class compared to others enrolled in more affluent high schools. in some cases students were forced to retake classes because there wasn't enough room in other courses. others were even made to do manual labor. starting next year, both practices will be banned and state workers will have to help out schools that have scheduling issues. >>> bay area fast food workers plan to step away from the fire and take part in a massive nationwide walkout. the one-day fight for 15 walkout is set to happen this tuesday. so far we know workers in san francisco, san jose and oakland plan to participate in the fight to raise the minimum wage to $15. other workers who say they are underpaid are also expected to join in including airport workers and child care providers. >>> now here's a live look at san francisco international airport. we are just over t