travelers can check in at terminal a but basketball bussed to terminal b to go through security.he gates themselves are not affected. but add a little extra time if you're headed that way. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." >> we are back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >>> good morning. holiday tragedy. a carjacking in a popular new jersey mall leaves one person dead and police searching for suspects who are armed and dangerous. >>> spy games. the u.s. intelligence community facing a new wave of criticism for denying an american who vanished in iran was working for the cia. why one top-ranking lawmaker says it could be time to overhaul the system. >>> "today" exclusive, a nevada family stranded for three days after their car overturned in the frigid wilderness. they'll open up about their harrowing ordeal for the first time in an exclusive live interview. >>> and a giant to film, peter

there is an impact to our terminal a baggage claim area. and terminal a screening area.are sending through international building or terminal b for security screening. >> thank you so much for speaking with us this morning and we'll stay on top of this and monitor the situation to give you updates throughout the morning news. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in vallejo are trying to stop a recent surge in violence but the city council is considering something that is raising tensions in the city. alex savidge is joining us now with a preview of this important council meeting set for tonight. >> reporter: during that council meeting tonight, the city council will consider a possible cut to both pay and benefits for both current and retired officers. such a move would really destroy an under staffed police department by making it difficult to retain and recruit qualified officers here in this city. the union took out this full page ad we want to show you in the newspaper. urging people tie tend tonight -- people to attend tonig

checkpoint your terminal a remains closed.rity checkpoint then at that point they can either walk down or be bused back here to terminal date to cash their flights. obviously that means it's one to take a lot more time. we had a chance to talk with spokeswoman with the airport about a half-hour ago. she is asking people to get here early. >>: while we typically recommends for domestic flights to get your 90 minutes early give yourself about two hours given the situation. it is an emergency. we want to make sure you give your flight on time. >>: there's no indication what caused him this water main to burst. obviously that's secondary right now. what they do have to do. there was water all over the place he now wants the water is clean up. you can see the vote checking and. they're going out to go through this line. check in with air carrier and go down here and catch one of these buses that are waiting for them right down there every best of what they're going to have to go thru terminal the. at that all going to take extra ti

back out here live, you can see a bunch of travelers walking towards terminal b and the terminal. they do have extra support staff onhand to answer any questions. we'll give to monitoring this. reporting live from janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:05. more details now on the flooding at san jose's airport. the airlines in terminal "a" being impacted include american, all nippon airs. jetblue, united, u.s. airways, vir yin, and volaris and hawaiian. for more information, follow us on twitter or like us on facebook. >>> this afternoon, federal investigators will present a draft report about the chevron refinery fire last year and make recommendations. the u.s. chemical safety board is expected to say the refinery performed spot maintenance, instead of more comprehensive maintenance. the board is expected to call on the straight of california to change safety regulations to a more expanded program. it's already used in the united kingdom, norway and australia. >>> the city of san francisco will pay the coast guard almost a million dollars under a proposed se

a, that will take to you terminal b. this is a huge headache for a lot of the travelers here. they are recommending standard arrival time is 90 minutes before your flight. at least two hours get here before your flight. so no word yet on the cause of the rupture of the line they are still investigating, we are live here at san jose international airport, kpi x 5. >>> on the subject of signals, let's get a check on the morning commute. >> reporter: there is a snarl now unfortunately over at the bay bridge. they turned on the metering light. now they have delays your usual stuff for this time of the morning. backed up over toward the first crossing .10 minutes to get you onto the bridge. it is pretty slow. so other bridges, the san mateo bridge is moving fine right now. right before westbound 84 before the pay gates, not seeing any delay because of it. it may be cleared to the shoulder off to the main lines for the freeway. and the northbound 880 so far looking good even though there was an accident approaching high street

terminal a but then they have to go to a shuttle bus to terminal b and go through security there andk back over to their departure gate at terminal a. it is a lot of walking and time. this is causing a longs of an -- a lot of an." >> i don't want to miss a flight or to be delayed but it is for our safety. >> no word on delays. a passenger is already at the terminal and had to check in through the international exit in terminal b. flights are scheduled to start leave at 6:15. here are the effected airlines, american, delta, hawaii, jetblue, united, virgin and united states air and pass gentlemans picked up at terminal b with a lost gridlock at terminal a. if you have your boarding pass and bringing carry open luggage you can go directly to terminal b through the security line but if not and you have luggage to check you have to go to terminal a. >> okay, i have a headache...but not with the weather of the mike? >> high clouds with to rain. the temperature is kept up significantly in some areas and you can see them on live doppler 7 hd and from our roof camera, clear this morning but w

and then you have to go to security screening that is in terminal b or the international terminal. now here's what it looks like inside the airport. now about 2:15 this morning we are told a hot water line broke in the rooftop of the sky bridge of terminal a that takes travelers from the security screening to the parking garage and baggage claim area. gallons of water came cascading down the escalators. it impacted security and bag age claim. there were not too many people there in the time. emergency crews worked to secure the area and get the water turned off. police sergeant described what it all looks like. >> we had water cascading down the stairwell. we had water cascading down the escalators and spreading out through the ground level on both the baggage claim site and all the way into the check point site. there was water probably an inch thick. >> reporter: again passengers can still check in at terminal a but they can walk or then take the shuttle buss to terminal b and check their bags there and go through security screening there. there is also security screen agent the

water main break. >>: >>: i'm here at terminal 8 at san mineta airport. -- terminal a. water main break. say about a 6 in. water main broke sending thousands of dollars that judge gallons of water through the security at baggage claim area. they shut all of that down had to evacuate. they sent crews and to do the cleanup. what does that mean for passengers. it means a lot of headache. about 40 percent of all of the traffic at man at the airport here in san jose comes out of terminal a. that includes a wide and airlines delta jet blue and virgin america. >>: people have to check in here and then take a shuttle or walk down to a terminal b to go through the security checkpoint because the security checkpoint here remains close. after they go through security they will have to come back here to determine all day and at that point that's what they will be able to check catch their plan. we had a chance to speak with a spokesperson from san jose mineta and she will let you know what to expect. >>: plan to arrive early. help us help you get to on your flight on time. we typic

at terminal b. we'll assume they will be taking the bags over there. reporting live at terminal a, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much. >> it is 5:32. a 13-year-old girl declared brain dead after what was supposed to be a routine surgery. just days after having surgery, she had swelling on her brain and was declared brain dead. the family is holding out hope she's wake up. they say the hospital is to blame. christie smith talked to the family with a live report coming up at 6:00. >>> the two men accused of killing an oakland 8-year-old during a slumber party are expected back in court today. the pre-trial hearing is scheduled to take place this afternoon. police say alicia caradeen was sleeping at a friend's house and someone shot her through the front door. it is likely revenge for the killing of a cousin earlier in the day. >>> berkeley is reaching out to students following a string of armed robberies. there have been four robberies and one attempted robbery in less than a week

>> well, the biggest issue right now is the baggage system is still down if terminal a. the good news, the security checkpoint if terminal a is back open, a couple of minutes lanes, after being closed for several hours this morning. >> there has been a emergency reported in the building. >> it was a holt -- hot, watery mess with water. >> it is 180 degrees so there was a lot of steam coming up and that triggered the sprinkler system. so that added to the water. >> it took an hour to get the water turned off. by then it was a flooded mess. passengers from eight airlines including united, delta, jetblue, us airways and virgin america were forced to go to terminal b. for the passengers on the first flights this morning they still checked in at terminal b but because the baggage system was down they had to grab all the luggage and take it with them. >> we are going out here to catch a blue bus and take it down to terminal b and then we go through security there and we have to ride a bus back and go up to our gate. >> flight was can silled and there were a few delays. an airp

to terminal b. that sounds like a pain. >> it is. we have two kids. we had to walk back, yeah. hope we ke a and terminal b. this is the off peak time now so the wait at either terminal is about 15 to 20 minutes. they still do not know what caused this hot water main to rupture. >> kit, at this moment what's faster? take the shuttle to terminal b or tough it out through terminal a even though it is not completely up and running? >> reporter: that depends how many people are here. it takes a couple minutes to get down there. so you have to play it by ear. if it looks jammed up at terminal a, take your chances and cross your fingers. they say 90 minutes for domestic flight on a normal day get here early. now they're saying at least two hours. so give yourself plenty time. >> thanks. >>> a wildfire burning has prompted mandatory evacuations near the coast. several homes were destroyed. the fire started around midnight in the pfeiffer ridge area west of highway 1. we have these photos from the area. the

some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one of the highlights is a series of three left tapestries. they are on view after being in storage for 20 years. these tapestries representing various gardens. from his years of living in san francisco. hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich, deep shades as they make their way to the baggage area. they can access behind-the- scenes information and interviews with the artist through an audio to work. it features archival audio as well as interviews with living artists. he can be accessed on site by dialing the telephone numbers located near the artwork or by visiting the commission's web site. the public art speaks volumes of san francisco as a world-class city with wor

terminating ledges lease authorizes the port to lease the eco center to a new tenant that can operate it with it's original intent which it was an environmental education center and public access to in enjoyment of heron's head park and about building practices and san francisco bay environment. the port has solicited lease proposals and received responses from two qualified potential tenants. with board of supervisors approval and of the proposed lease termination, we look forward to managing the eco center building and look forward to seeing a new tenant operating with full available assets. >> thank you. any questions. supervisor mar? >> thank you, and the budget analyst for the history of ledge and literacy for environmental justice and the great project of developing this eco living classroom. i'm really sad to hear about the financial difficulties of the organization. off line i would love to hear what the two organizations that have in the interest in the site to make sure that it serves it's environment justice and sustainability purpose that it was built for. thank you for th

a, go to terminal b, for security, and then catch your flight at terminal a. >> sounds like a mess out there right now. >>> here's a look at traffic with liz. >> reporter: we can tell you gotetting there, no big delays. but obviously with a flooded baggage claim security, that is a big headache for passengers this morning. the main lines the guadeloupe parkway and 880 all free and clear. all your drive times from the south bay are moving at the speed limit. fortunately, getting out of okay london and the drive time up to 20 minutes between there and pleasanton. that is your latest. >>> high clouds this morning, combs all over the map just a bit. that is usually what you see with an offshore wind. that is what we are getting this morning. that means a very nice day ahead. 30s in the valley, 40s inside the basin even out toward the coastline. mostly sunny, how about this. some of these temperatures near records could see a few records fall into 70s in the valley. few 70s around the bay. mid-60s around the coast. 71 degrees in san jose, 69 degrees in oakland. guys back to you. >>> ac tran

then you can take a bus to terminal b and walk back to the gate in terminal a. the gates are not affected by this water main back. only the baggage claim, sky bridge and the security check-in, not the ticketing area. the airport is calling in all their staff this monday morning to try to help passengers to try to not have any delays. right now they don't think there should be delays, but if there are delays they will be minimal. you can see why the security area ihut down. it is, again, full of two to three inches of water. a man is here trying to sweep it up. and you can see the problem here with the ceiling, a lot is not water resistant material. the foam tiles have been coming down. this is one of the methods elsewhere throughout the terminal. when will the terminal be open? you can see they do need to repair the ceiling to get this watery mess out of here. again, not expecting much in the way of delays because the gates are not affected. they are telling people to check in at a, take a bus to b, walk back to your gate at a. bob redell for "today in the bay."

the last ten minutes, they have reopened terminal a. there's still some work to be done, but travelers should not expect further delays. >>> the government monitoring your phone records is not constitutional. a federal judge says it violates the 4th amendment. >> reporter: this is the first of the many, many nsa programs that snowden is still revealing from his residence now in russia. this is the program that monitoring what every phone in the u.s. calls, how long the conversations last, not the content. billions and billions of records the collection of which federal district court judge here in washington, who was appointed by george w. bush, ruled today is intuitiunconstitutiona unconstitutional. the nsa is reacting with zeal to protect our homeland. he is not convinced that the nsa's database has ever truly served the purpose of rapidly identifying terrorists in time-sensitive investigations. this kind of thing was legal when cops in places like the bay area have for all these years been able to subpoena phone records, this is not

if you have luggage, check in at terminal a, take a shuttle to terminal b. we will not know about delays until first scheduled flights at 6:15. the mess is expected to take a couple of hours more to get cloned up. >> matt, thank you. >> now a check on the forecast, another "spare the air" day. the 13th so far and we have only broken the exceeding twice, before we started this record "spare the air" day string. no rain to clear the air. as far as our temperatures, we break it down, the bay is mild we temperatures in the low-to-mid 40's and mid-to-upper 50's by noon, and look at this, mid-to-upper 60's throughout the afternoon hours and we will be back mild in the mid-50's by 7:00. you will need not so heavy a coat. 7:00 this morning, 37 and hardly any frost, and upper 50's with high clouds at noon and mid-60's for better part of the afternoon and mild inland at 51 degrees because of high clouds hanging around in the evening. at the coast, we are in the mid-40's to near 50 degrees this morning and hang out in the low-to-mid fists for the bet we part of afterno

you can see them behind me here at terminal a. the wait is around 15 to 20 minutes while the airport and tsa are trying to work on getting the main security check point open, which is right over here to your right. you can see they've got blowers on the carpet where much of this water was. you might remember several hours ago we saw them trying to squeegee the water out. the tsa is also checking the equipment to see how it might have been damaged by this morning's flooding. this was the scene earlier this morning. terminal a under three inches of water with what looked like a rain forest pouring from the ceiling downstairs. no matter how much the workers vacu vacuumed, brushed away, that water just kept coming back. the culprit a three-inch expansion joint that burst around 2:15 this morning. hot, 180-degree water gushed out, steaming the windows and setting off the fire sprinkler in the process. it shut down the sky bridge, terminal a's baggage pickup. >> asked us to weigh our bags, check them in, and then we had to drag our bags

terminal "a" was reopened.just an hour ago after a pipe burst.morning. flooding the baggage claim and security areas. >>passengers were earlier bused to another terminal for security screening. kron 4's scott rates is live in san jose tonight. where the cleanup is still underway. scott, although the terminal is open again. are there delays in the security lines?? >> reporter:things are slowly getting back to normal here, but it has been a bit a chaotic day for passengers as they walked in to this terminal. >> reporter:it's been a soggy mess most of the day here in terminal a it was just after 2am monday morning when hot water line broke sending at least two inches of standing water in the sky bridge area of the terminal because the water was the fire sprinklers also activated adding to the mess. >> reporter:according to a spokesperson for the airport, it was a failed joint that holds the hot water pipes together that likely caused the break most of the day passengers traveling through terminal a had to check their bags through terminal b, causing

yasser arafat tuvieron cairo la terminal b.seguridad. >>> en 30 aÑo que he viajado nunca he administrado este tipo de problemas, entre los pasajeros afectados muchos iban con destino a mÉxico. >>> es inconveniente para nosotros porque se tarda ayuno tener que ir dentro y salir para afuera con las maletas. >>> pues la verdad no sabemos por quÉ. >>> uno nos sabÍan que pasaba. >>> dijeron que los a las llevamos allÁ, otros catalogoban Órdenes para abordar lo mÁs pronto posible y alguno pasajeros que jaban llamar antes a la aerolÍnea ahi y tomar precauciones que se tomen su tiempo para que no los vaya dejar el aviÓn por algÚn contratiempo que tengan. >>> las autoridades no han dando a conocer cuando fue instalada la tubo crÍa se rompiÓ esta maÑana pero se este tema que la terminal a fue inaugurada en el aÑo 12990 y una vez mÁs todos los vuelcos estÁn llegando y saliendo de la terminal a estÁn a tiempo, es mi reporte en vivo desde san josÉ flavio lacayo, univisiÓn 14. >>> la mujer que causÓ un accidente moore en el san francisco el

item 20: 20.131092[lease termination agreement - literacy for environmental justice - lease no. l-13816 - ecocenter]sponsor: cohenresolution authorizing the mutual termination agreement between the port and literacy for environmental justice for lease no. l-13816, for the ecocenter at heron's head park, located at jennings and cargo way, item 20: 20.131092[lease termination agreement - literacy for environmental justice - lease no. l-13816 - ecocenter]sponsor: cohenresolution authorizing the mutual termination agreement between the port and literacy for environmental justice for lease no. l-13816, for the ecocenter at heron's head park, located at jennings and cargo way, pending item 20: 20.131092[lease termination agreement - literacy for environmental justice - lease no. l-13816 - ecocenter]sponsor: cohenresolution authorizing the mutual termination agreement between the port and literacy for environmental justice for lease no. l-13816, for the ecocenter at heron's head park, located at jennings and cargo way, pending board approval. 1234 president david chiu: same house same

some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place

terminal a has been evacuate after a broken water main. airport officials are working to see how morning travel will be impacted. all of that terminal a and 9 of 13 airlines are impacted by this break. airport officials are asking passengers to who plan to travel through this terminal to first check add to their airline counter and then the report will show told them to terminal b for departure. >> >> burglars may be posing as contractors to get into fremont homes. last week a resident reported that two men knocked on his door and told the owner that they were repairing the neighbor's fence and need access to his backyard. the homeowner took the men into the backyard, leaving the door unlocked, and after speaking with them for a 20 minutes, discovered the cash and other items were gone. >> a coast bolt swell is bringing big waves and rip currents to the coastline. the national weather service issued eight beach hazard statement for northern california beaches from sonoma county to monterey, santa coastal's boss could see where is between s

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a terminal i having waited in ma theta international airport. a water main burst and floods parts of the airport. >>> vallejo police department struggles to control an increase in violence recently, the city council here is considering a cut to both pay and benefits for officers. the important meeting happening later tonight. >>> talks are set to resume today in the ac transit labor dispute. the reason workers could go on strike. >>> preparing for the rush. how many packages the post office expects to package today and why this is called the busiest shopping day of the year. all ahead at ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. we want to take you right back out live to san jose. the airport where a hot water line has broken. its forcing terminal a to be evacuated. here's a live picture at the runway. she'll have full report on what is going on how it will effect traffic this morning. the airport. that is coming up in a little bit. it is monday, december 16th i'm pam cook. >> a brand new day. new week. good morning. i'm dave clark. let's c

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this after yesterday the flood waters shutting down terminal a. a hot water pipe exploded sending water everywhere. airport officials are calling the break a fluke. >> we're constantly testing our systems and infrastructure here at the airport in both terminals to ensure they are always ready for passenger operations. we're working to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> the cause of the water rupture is believed to be a failed joint. >>> the oakland preacher who predicted the end of the world several times as died. he died at his home on sunday. he was hospitalized after a fall. he first predicted the rapture would happen in 1994. then in may in 2011 and then again five months later. when judgment day did not come, he admitted he was wrong and refrained from another prediction. >>> you still have some time to go out to the store to get the lotto ticket. stay with us. >>> oh, my gosh. what would you do if you won? all you need is a dollar and a dream and a whole lot of luck. the jackpot is at 636 million bucks. the second biggest lottery prize in

and this is the biggest part of phase two and, it starts at the west end of the terminal. with over 120 feet wide and it has over 6 tracks coming off the end of the platforms and curving around and for a double box and sent it at that point. and it is built and cut and covered because it is not very far below the rate. and the fill on top helps to battle the up lift as well. as we turn into second street, that narrows down. and by the time that we get to the calatin o street we are down to three tracks and we have made the movement and we go into a tunnel because at that point we hit the rock and we are no longer in sands and clays. and it is a tunnel as proposed down second street, curving underneath the buildings on the center of the towns, and where actually the rock is the best on the whole alignment and from the sand stone there and once we get just, sort of first street and we run out of rock again and the ground is much lower and so we are back into a cup and cover section down within the curve lines on the street and it allows for three tracks and those three track

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a few are now being allowed into terminal a.2:30 this morning and they shut off the supply line to the system but not before the upper level was flooded include the breezeway over the parking garage. private companies have been called to clean it up but there is a lost residual drainage. the water was 4" deep. the terminal was closed and maintenance crews were evacuated. what do you do if you are a passenger with every airline housed here other than southwest and alaska, including united and usa air, and american, and jetblue. most counters open up between 4:00 and 5:00 a.m. so the passengers have to go in, check in, and then they will get on a shuttle bus and be taken over to terminal b for the flights. obviously this is a big mess. people are coming in and there is a lost details to be worked out. we are not sure how long the delays will be coming into san jose's airport. >>> thank you, matt. >> another major headline for a record 9th straight morning the bay area is waking up to a "spare the air" day. >> from our exploritoriu