ron davis is also african american.e announced last month he was leaving the department for a job with the federal government the officers are accusing him in showing bias in hiring and promotions. >>> a veteran of three wars was celebrated a milestone birthday today. the uss hornet was built in 1943. the ship served in world war ii, korea, and vietnam. at one point, it was going to be scrapped. instead, it became a museum. today, some veterans came back to reminisce. dennis worked in the engine room. >> incredible to think i was back here when this thing was fully functional. it was hot. very hot. at times, it just was unbearable almost. >> besides the hornet's wartime service, the ship served as the recovery ship for apollo 11 and 12 lunar missions. >>> a wall honoring local men and women who served in the armed forces. any veteran who is a current or a former resident or employee of foster city is eligible to be listed on the wall. >>> friday marks the 50th anniversary of the day john f. kennedy was killed. today, 10

i want to give a big shout out, ron davis is here, the founder of the lafayette park or san francisco mime troop, right, ron? give a big shout out for ron. [cheering and applauding] >> that's for you. >> i have the honor of being arrested in this park in 1965. [laughter] cheer cheers >> under different management, i can say, had we performed for this guy we would not have been arrested. >> i'd be in it. >> he'd be in it, right. he's almost as good as we were. 1965, it was a very different commission and they took away our permit. we had done three shows. they didn't like the play. it was an aclu issue, it was called free speech. so, we've declared that the little park over there where i was arrested is going to be a free speech area called the mime troop area. (applause) >> free speech, you can come and do anything you want. >> awesome. >> no fees. >> thank you, ron. the interesting thing about a free speech area for mime, it's pretty quiet. [laughter] >> all right. hey, a big shout out, one last shout out to the rec and park staff that really pulled this together. (applause) >> i wan

chief ron davis is leaving for a job in the federal government. he is african american and so are the four officers issuing a complaint against him. >>> bart wants to head back to the bargaining table after they find a mistake in the contract. as don knapp learned, this could be costly for commuters and bark. >> i'm sick of bart striking every time i turn around. >> reporter: after months of negotiations and the accidental deaths of two workers, bart and union reaches an agreement. now a glitch on paid medical leave is about to send the to sides back to the bargaining table. >> as you know, we have never spoken the word strike. it has always come from the district. our members were pushed into astrict july 1 and october 18. we expect to get a deal. we signed an agreement. we have an agreement. >> reporter: bart's board of directors say a review of events leading up to the provision shows it was never the intention to include it in the contract. the board ordered the general manager to go back and reopen negotiations with the unions. >> i believe t

form chief ron davis left the department earlier this year. according to the palo alto daily ws, the discrimination complaint from november 1st accuses him of creatg hostile environment for africaamerican ployees. davis served as chief for more than eight yrs in that department before leang for a federal posion. >>> nowo a developing story and th dispute over what a.r.t. calls a clerical error that has union officials crying foul and b.a.t. riders fearing there could be yet another strike that will cpple their commute. the dispute centers on a provion that provides six weeks of pai medical leave per year to.a.r.t. employs. b.a.r.t. claims it's negotiators signed the wrong tentative deal and that provision should not have been in the final draft. b.r.t. also claims the provision could cost the agenc much as $44 million over fr years. the unions though claim the fire is more like $5.6 llion. bonding with a child, a foster ill parent, spouse or child.usly everyone at b.a.r.t. does not have that scenario. we're talkg about a small number of folks.

palo alto are accusing the out going chief of racial discommitment nation the officers are accusing ron davis also african-american of a hostile work environment. davis is leaving for a federal job in washington, d.c.. the city says it can't comment about the complaint, but says it is taking the says very sewerestly. >>> university of colonel officials have reached a deal with the california nurses association. they have made a tentative agreement for a four year labor contract. it includes a 4% salary increase each year, and no strike provision, during the life of the contract. that contract is still subject to approval by members. >>> 13 cal firefighters being honored for their efforts fighting the morgan fire. the crew was award the mountain stars awards from the group. they were in the heart of the battle fighting to save homes that were threatened. at the ceremony, the group received a standing ovation. some say this is the first time their efforts have opinion publicly honored. >>> new development in the case of an arizona wildfire that killed 19 firefighters back in june. a mother of o

. >>> we're back with archer davis, ron brownstein and hillary rosen.use floor. i'm going to list some topics for you. you all pick one and tell me whether it's a political move or there's actual possibility they're going to get legislation. harry reid says he's going to put a minimum wage, raise the minimum wage to $10 plus next week. lindsey graham has a bill he's pushing to ban abortions after 20 weeks. immigration, president still pushing and the senate has passed which would ban discrimination in workplaces against gays lesbians in the workplace. which one will end up as law? >> it's interesting. this will be kind of a test for whether the republicans are going to move more towards building a broader majority for congressional elections or not. in the past with ten senate republicans, really the future of the gay rights movement is actually in the republican party. democrats have already been there. so it's one thing that actually if he would -- if speaker would let go off his majority of the majority rule, it could pass. immigration is in the same

wu and davies are scheduled to meet late they are month in beijing. >>> there's more economic data out indicating improvement. ron madison has the numbers. >> further signs that the nation's economy is on a firm recovery path. in fact, a key index climbed to levels before the global financial crisis more than five years ago. the cabinet office says the coincident index rose to 108.2, the highest level since july 2008. officials attribute the gain in part to increasing auto production and sales driven by the release of new hybrid models. they also cite a rise in smart phone exports to china and other countries. the leading index also climbed by 2.7 points at 109.5 there. the index forecast the economy a few months down the road. improvement is traced to better consumer sentiment. housing starts also grew. officials say the economy is expected to remain on a recovery path. they noted employment, invenn toy. >> reporter: and other indicators have improved across the board. >>> thai want signed an economic partnership agreement with singapore. the two signs signed a pact in singapore after about three years of negoti

ron das, from elier this year. as youan see, he's also african-american. according to the palo altoaily news, the discriminatn complaint acces him o creating a hostilenvironment r african-american employees. davis serd as cer for more than eight years before leaving foa federal position. >>> it is possiblehere cou be another bartstrike. was a mistake in the agreement. union officials are not pleased tonight and arepeaking out. at the millbrae bart statn is with an update forus. >> reporter: goodevening. this disputeenters on a provisiothat provides six weeks of paid mical leave to bart employees. bart claims its negiators signed the wrong tentative deal and that provision should not have been in there. responding.n officials are >> we a absolutely horrified thathe distct, after everything tha went on, a ntentious bargaining situation, two strikes and two people killed, that they would take thi action reporter: as unions acce bart managers of lying about an alleged clerical error, ba's board says it wan manags to get back to the bargaing with the rhetori ramping up once again, bart riders are feful a strike could cripple thei commute for ahird te this year. i always thoht it s strange they can s

ron matz is the a wonderful place. >> reporter: tonight at 7:00 the league announces the most valuable player for the mlb. chris davisthe running. we're live at harford road. come on up. the national kidney foundation a week from tonight sante, a big event. we're going to tell you all about it. we're live from clementine when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning. thanks so much for being with us. here's those calm winds. that makes all the difference in that 27 degrees. that's 10 be low normal. you're not going to deal with a windchill. that would knock any temperature, whether it's the high or morning temperature down by 10. 62% humidity, barometer at 30.34. oakland 27, 24 ocean city, 28 degrees easton and cumberland, 27 hagerstown and elkton, low 30s dc, pax river, westminster, annapolis, kent island, mid 30s ro

ron mott. thanyou. >>> orlando "big baby" davis is apolizing this morning aer his behavior in a hotel lobby. here y can see davis at the front desk of a trav lodge in lando. he ted to book a room but was told the hot was sold out. at one point he puts hisead down on the counter and minutes later davis rehes behind the desk and grabs the kboard and reaches ay from the computer and thro it. the hotel called police but no charges were filed. explains t nickname big baby. >>> an update on the story we ld you about yesterday. new york is actually getng the bragging rightfor having the taest skyscraper in thu.s. being out chicago. the winner one world trade center. a committee of architects ruled tuesday that t 408 foot spire atop the new york building is part of the structure and not st an add on like an antenna. so at 1,776 feet it opped chicago's willis tower, formerly the sears tower and new york has the best piz still too. >> we have to settle the fight over pza. >> sorry. >> but nalie is determined the battle is over. >> as soone who lived in chicago 14 yearsdeep dish pizza is real good. qui

it was quite a day, but at some point tommy davis the spokesperson said if it's true, that l. ron hubbard lied about his condition, then he was lined up and crippled than dianetics is based on a lie in scientology is based on a lie. on "the new yorker" site of the table are eyebrows all went up because this was a checked fact and we had a happy freedom of information requests with the va and the military records in st. louis. we sent an intern down there to get the 900 some odd pages that they have on his military record he had conjunctivitis and arthritis and that's it. it wasn't exactly blinded and crippled but in a way you could see where he was going with that and i don't know that he was ever healed of those injuries but unfortunately for the church they are stuck with the statements that hubbard made about himself. what is fascinating about him, he's the most polarizing individual. people either think he's the greatest thing they have ever seen or he is the creepiest. there are some political figures that reminds me of. [laughter] but hubbard really did have a compelling man

she is the mother of jordan russell davis, who was shot and killed on november 23, 2012 at a gas station in taxable, florida. mcbath and jordan's father, ron, have become advocates for reducing gun violence. mcbath is the national spokesperson for an organization known as moms demand action for gun sense in america. she recently found to be walk -- founded the walk with jordan scholarship foundation providing assistance for graduating high school students. she is a graduate of virginia state university, and before you say a word, i would like to thank all the members of the panel for their patients in a patience in the rescheduling of this hearing. we had a chance to meet what was previously rescheduled, and i am glad we had those moments. please proceed with your testimony. >> thank you. good morning, chairman durban and honor members of the subcommittee. my name is lucia mcbath. i was raised in a family steeped in justice. and confident in the triumph of goodness of humanity. my mother was a registered nurse, and my father, who served in the u.s. army dental corps, was also for 20 years president of the naacp for the state of illinois. h