the proposal would amend the country's constitution to define marriage as the union between man and woman. like all good though after a conservative group gathered more than seven hundred thousand signatures. clay says the overwhelmingly catholic and the church fully backs the referendum. no camp accusing their opponents and anti gay discrimination health experts are warning against complacency as the united nations marked world aids day. they say despite falling infection rates aids hiv remains a major global problem the alliance of more than four thousand people every day. according to the un around thirty five million people are infected with hiv virus worldwide. the problem is still a cute on the african continent especially in south africa and botswana. in asia thailand has the highest infection rate while in europe ukraine is the worst affected country but our next story takes us to rock out for those infected with hiv can face a very lonely battle against the disease. mariah was diagnosed with hiv the virus that causes aids fourteen years ago. she's receiving health care and psycho

name of the family don't stain is fifty eight which defines marriage in the constitution as the union between a man and woman but critics including the center left government and human rights groups oppose the referendum according the discrimination against him said tools the government had been forced to hold the button tufted with the capitals seven hundred and forty thousand signatures can come as no surprise in the gnostic of the country the outside government buildings in bangkok thai protest is on continuing to fly needs to talk with a twenty minute stand. great as the days have called for a general strike and deceitful sentenced to more counts on the ninth day of demonstrations. they say timing is taking action and watch his government is controlled plane hit by the taxing to watch than the former prime minister ousted in the mail each week too. and now living in the one to replace the government with the people's council. the pm said on monday she was a pink ivory tilted to see talks with protest is an attorney wouldn't use force against them. qc confirmed that the minute released a n

the proposal would amend the country's constitution to define marriage as the union between man and woman. like all good though after a conservative group gathered more than seven hundred thousand signatures. clay says the overwhelmingly catholic and the church fully backs the referendum. no camp accusing their opponents and anti gay discrimination health experts are warning against complacency as the united nations marked world aids day. they say despite falling infection rates aids hiv remains a major global problem the alliance of more than four thousand people every day. according to the un around thirty five million people are infected with hiv virus worldwide. the problem is still a cute on the african continent especially in south africa and botswana. in asia thailand has the highest infection rate while in europe ukraine is the worst affected country but our next story takes us to rock out for those infected with hiv can face a very lonely battle against the disease. mariah was diagnosed with hiv the virus that causes aids fourteen years ago. she's receiving health care and psycho

in matthew 15 he says all sexual acts and matthew 19 he says marriage as god intended it is the union between man and one woman in one life. jesus didn't address wife beating and heroin use. of course he reinforced and piers, i would encourage you to restudy the bible. we should love our neighbors ourself but that doesn't mean we approve everything -- >> piers, there are several problems with that interpretation. number one -- >> marc lamont hill first -- >> it does offer the words in jesus. the scripture about marriage and talking about being gay -- >> marriage is one man and one woman, sir. >> i heard everything you said and i want to respond. the old testament is far from clear around gay marriage or acts. >> are you sure about that? >> if you let we finish, i'll tell you it's not about being gay. it's really about prostitution, many other things -- >> 18 -- >> here -- >> hebrew scholarship is my background -- >> that's fine. >> leviticus 18 is explicit for a man to lie with a man is contrary for what god -- it's not meant for sexuality. god designed a man to be with a woman. that's obviou

rally at the union office until they received the news that the international office is overriding the local union and calling for a contract vote. this is the latest move in a batting between boeing and the union. they have been exploring ending the production out of the north-west. the local union voted one boeing offer down and another labour offer was rejected. now union officials are ordering another looking at the second office. replaces pensions with a retirement plan, and requiring workers to pay for more health care. some union workers made it clear they want another chance to strike a deal. >> i believe it will be different. i believe people know that jobs are at risk. families are at risk and community is at risk. a union rep tells us they'll vote no on the contract and are working out details on when the vote will happen. >> no matter where the 777x is built it will bring in many millions. >> a final deal between san francisco's transit system and the two largest unions is in site. the tentative agreement ends eight months of negotiations including two crippling transit strikes for bart. the contract gives workers more paid medical leave, which was the final obs

>> i'm not sure you would put all of the blame on the union between the '80s and the '90s. liz: management signed on to some of these contracts. >> exactly. exactly. i think there was culpability on both sides. i think, god gave us another chance at this thing. i hope we don't blow it, you know and fall back into heavy discounting, overproduction, stuffing the dealers. so, we worked on all of those things during this transition to come out the other side, you know, stronger with better potential and longevity. so i hope they do that but i think, regardless of an ipo or if they're able to negotiate a fair price, i think the good thing here is that we will have accomplished what we wanted to do, get chrysler back to its legendary brand. you know steve feinberg, the founder of cerberus, is a real patriot and that was his goal and unfortunately through the bankruptcy, you know the government in their wisdom saw fit to give chrysler away and i couldn't be happier for its ability to generate the profitability and the irony here it is bailing fiat out. liz: that is interesting, is

. >> i believe that marriage is the union between a man and a woman. or me as a christian, it's also a sacred union. god's in the mix. >> would you support is constitutional amendment with that definition? >> historically we have not defined marriage in our constitution. it's been a matter of state law that has been our tradition. i'm not somebody who promotes same-sex marriage, but i do believe in civil unions. i think my faith is strong enough and my marriage is strong enough that i can afford those civil rights to others even if i have a different perspective or a different view. >> phil robertson's not exactly on the same page as the president. in the qq article the star also said we never, ever judge someone who's going to heaven or hell. we just love them, give them the good news about jesus. homosexuals, drunks, terrorists all in one breath. with us now ellis henekin and zerlina maxwell. ellis, distinguish what you heard from the president in that rick warren forum and what the "duck dynasty" star has said more recently. because a lot of people o

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the why it's mean between the u.k. and and one of people's attitudes towards the union a turning increasingly hostile. as a vital part of our everyday lives but for some it's turning into a luxury a very short break we'll look at how people make it through the day in yemen a country running dry due to a very unusual reason. meanwhile the bahrain critics say the case saying missing data is freedom of expression or report on how the country's drew was dealing with dissent by locking up acts of its. wealthy british study i think it's time to explain the context. of the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy because a report on a. deliberate torch is on its epic journey to such. a one hundred and twenty three days. through to some other town two cities of russia . relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip by land air and sea and others face. olympic torch relay. on march the. cuckoo. live. here watching all see international live from moscow let's move on now drug addictions are well known for ruining their lives but in yeme

you won't want to hold a wedding so we knew ins can to save them in the states and beyond the right to union between two people in the no interest in religion will form the union states extended support punishable by wood in a bottle its debts. i think the referendum would of been very important book because it relates to come to visit the question that david cameron is can he convince concert because he's a chicken so this is off to bring this legislation forward. for more news coming out of financial practices of teen international. i was immediately thus we did. he was asleep too. your party years ago. seems that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics. only on rte. george is on its journey to study. one hundred and twenty three games through two thousand one hundred towns and cities of fresh air. relay by fourteen thousand people. for sixty five thousand gallon. in a record setting trip by land air sea and other states olympic torch relay. on our team our team got caught the road. it's being made under the infamous post sharing website. the trip but he

weddings so all you can do say and then the state simply on the right say union between two people in the not interested really what form that union takes extending civil partnerships all that would've been a better way to do it and i think a referendum would have been very important as well because it removes the controversy a big question for david cameron is can he convince the conservative philosophy that he's actually a conservative of to bring this legislation forward with a cave dwelling community in spain as standing up to the latest attempts to evict them hundreds of activists formed a human barricade this week to resist being forcibly moved. and the residents say the government wants them out to make way for luxury resort. to meet the defiant settlers. hammering out an existence on the outskirts of granada sprucing up the front yard with some of the best views in town it's an eclectic community that's literally burrowed into a mountain the residents of the hill of san miguel have converted dozens of caves into bona fide homes. we've been living here for two years now and do

weddings where you can do so and then the state simply on the right say union between two people in the interest it really will form that union takes extending civil partnerships all that would've been a better way to do it and i think a referendum would have been very important as well because it removes the controversy a big question for david cameron is can he convince the conservative philosophy that he's a conservative to bring this legislation forward. it was supposed to celebrate a new beginning but in a matter of seconds turned into a disaster according to medical sources at least seventeen members of a wedding procession in yemen were killed by what officials claimed was a u.s. drone strike they say the missiles were fired at the group should be mistaken for an al qaeda convoy many others were injured in the attack which uses drones as a key tool to wipe out all kind of terrorists in the region but they don't comment on individual strikes and he writes his medea benjamin says that incidents like this only play into the militants hands. every time there's a strike that's the bes

that means the choic ukraine might have be obliged to between the european union and russia. well, i think he is just following the all-time saying which says diplomatic jargon is being used to conceal the real source. >> what about the ukrainian president, jenna kovacic -- victor jenna kovacic? scared by pruden into submission? >> well, scared i would not say. the two men have a longtime relationship in the past, and you should not forget that putin has tried to support and help him to win in the first elections several years ago. lost to his adversaries from the revolution. no pruden again comes to his rescue. but i think you ninkovich also and he like a politician has to face real problems for his country. and from this point of view he realizes that assistance in the former solving of his problems can come at present at least only from russia rather than from the european union. >> vladimir putin has had a on theof wins this year diplomatic side. you have said in the past that his successes are mostly due to the failures of the western world. what do you mean by that? >>

the union says those changes violate the terms of a court- ordered 60-day cooling off period between n and management. the union could go on strike once the cooling off period ends in a week. >>> and in palo alto the city council is considering a plan to help preserve more street parking for residents. they would charge for permits. most of the permits would go to residents but some employees would work for nearby businesses would also be able to get them. the council is set to discuss the residential permit parking program at tonight's meeting. >>> first responders in richmond and el is a lito are looking for help to raise money so thousands of kids git toys for crime this christmas. they say they are hoping a big push this week will help them ensure a happy holiday for 1700 families. >> it's a little slow, you know. it-- i don't know if it's the economy but we look around, see stuff going well, or just people haven't got up and decided to help yet. >> organizers say the deadline is saturday, december 21st, which is the day of give away. for more details on the toy drive and how you

weddings or you can do so and then the state simply on the right say union between two people in the not interested really what form that union takes i said to extending civil partnerships all that would've been a better way to do it and i think a referendum would have been very important as well because it removes the controversy about school for the country just like everybody greatly know what's happening australia is any way that could be in the u.k. . and i think there is because there will be challenges both in the british schools and in the european courts and i think and you know this has been memories about this already michael gove they said privately that he doesn't think that the the the core truthful legal law can hold that the law of same sex couple of said that they're going to challenge the government finally owns own same sex marriage in the church of england churches for example so that's going to force a judicial review on my whole process i would imagine there's also going to have to be a decision made on what happens to civil partnerships as you say the fight stil

weddings to or you can do so and then the state simply on the right say union between two people in the interest it really will form that union takes extending civil partnerships all that would've been a better way to do it and i think a referendum would have been very important as well because it removes the controversy if a question for david cameron is can he convince the conservative philosophy that he's actually conservative enough to bring this legislation forward. well more news coming up after this short break this is international. the media leave us so we leave the media. by the same motions to cure. all your party physical. issues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . torch is on its epic journey to such. one hundred twenty three days. through to some nine hundred towns and cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limp dick torch relay. m r t r c dot com. it's been claimed the co-founder of the infamo

weddings so well you can do so and then the state simply on the right say union between two people in the interest it really will form that union takes extending civil partnerships all that would've been a better way to do it and i think a referendum would have been very important as well because it removes the controversy if a question for david cameron is can he convince the conservative philosophy that he's actually a conservative to bring this legislation forward. the passing of nelson mandela wasn't only about grief and tributes as we tell you shortly south africa's immense immigrant population has plenty of reasons to want to about their future after the death of the anti-apartheid icon our correspondent investigates why. that's coming your way just a few minutes. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we. covered. wealthy british style. expert on. the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mixed cause or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. sacred laboratory. was able to bui

the customs union. the men are scheduled to sign a number of documents but we don't know yet whether -- what the documents are. meeting today betweenthe european union foreign ministers and the russian foreign minister, survey like rough -- sergei lough roth -- sergei lavrov. warm.d luck staying thank you very much indeed for being with us. the president of south sudan says an attempted coup d'État has been foiled. president ofhe africa's newest country, which gained independence in 2011, was speaking after heavy fighting broke out overnight in which heavy machine guns and mortars were used in the country's capital. the government says a group of disgruntled soldiers and a former viced by president has been attempting to overthrow the government. france, the ceremonies being held by french president francois hollande in memory of the soldiers who were killed in the central african republic last week. 2 of the french troops that were sent to the troubled central african nation after thestore order, united nations granted a mandate as the intervention african forces seek to build up and take over security in the country. the 2 soldie

the union says those changes violate the terms of a court ordered 60 day cooling off period between the union and management. the union could go on strike once the cooling off period ends in a week. >>> the city council in palo alto is considering a plan to help reserve more street parking for residents. the city would charge for parking permits. the council says most of the permits would go to residents but some employees that work for nearby businesses? won't be able to get them. >>> for the ninth consecutive day a winter spare the air alert has been issued in the bay area. an impressive weather pattern is trapping pollution close to the ground. it is illegal to burn wood or solid feud either indoor -- solid fuel either indoors or outside. >>> today is the busiest shipping day. they are prepared to process about 600 million pieces of mail today. many post offices are extending their hours to accommodate the rush. by the time the holidays are over, post office expects to have delivered more than 545 million cards, letters, and packages every day. >> some of us need to get started. >>>

the two ministers discussed but after the nation's relations between the european union and to dhaka and other teaching them that this president has said she got that is probably among the few countries in the world that understands the cyprus issue whether because of its own internal problem. thing is tied to this said both countries and the kids think of that rating on different issues on wednesday and couldn't understand here that they say talks focused on when to take growing economic condition is seeking to contact secretary and the focus on trade in bed but then the tights the camino in the sense of sadness that i think it's at this moment in that fifteen seconds contest and came across yet. in october the president said that since its inception the band was and continues to be an important event the positive economic collapse of social and political effect on sectors. he added that sentence could be a great investment destination due to a favorable tax system. i plan to set assists and a highly trained workforce the necessity of missiles into a deep and stopping to speak with

the difference between the kind of. hello and welcome to worlds apart with every passing day ukraine's choice between closer ties with the european union or russia seems more like a choice between good and evil a democratic future and the authoritarian past but it is the choice really so stark well to discuss that van allen joined by andrey shift a member of the ukrainian parliament on a strong supporter of european integration mr shift chunka thank you very much for your time great to be with you first of all could you update us on what is happening in key of right now. well we are at the my done of independence right back from the parliament to where we had a no confidence vote for the korean government and there's you already know it failed. only one candidate in eighty six m.p.'s voted to put the government down there were two reasons to do to do this no confidence or first is the collapse of the association agreement was the european union and second it's the bloody police attack on peaceful protesters here on them i've done sort of the saturday morning as we can see behind your back people are still gathering in the center of her

the american relationship. we are not asking anyone to abandon their alliances or trading structures. resilientship between the european unioncould put someone in a position where you could imagine -- between brazil and the european union could put someone in a position where you could imagine triangulation into south america or free-trade agreements that exist in south america or those that fashion -- are fashioned in brazil. it would create a fascinating grouping of markets as we look into africa and into asia. brazil has come a long way in a short time. when i was there the first time 1989 to 1992, the thought that brazil would be the home of major global companies and it would be a growing investor in the united states and that a company would have numerous subsidiaries operating and thatited states another company would be a major supplier of original aircraft did not cross many people's minds. in a short time, they have covered a lot of ground. they have a lot more ground to cover. the councilently at of foreign relations council in new york where the minister of development was speaking. he said something meaningful t

the cold war and to some extent this divide ideological divide still remains and some may even argue that it has exacerbated in recent years in fact these recent toggle for between russia and the european union over ukrainian future may be seen as one example of that what do you think are we witnessing the formation of this new divide between istana west and europe because there's talk of. and what we see is that the relations between the keep players a group of players in the us see space not necessarily become any easier in recent times and. in the process of the is the neighborhood and the development than in the run up to the ability of some it has been as we have seen a. phase of. how can i say development of relationship between russia and the european union there was not lead to a deal saw there simply witnessing something that is happening in the us the space and what we're. asking ourselves is how can the u.s. see contribute to. helping everybody move beyond this and to try to to to to work. on eliminating the enemy any impression that new divisions emerge and in many western media this choice that ukraine faces at the moment has been prepared in terms of you know a bribe democratic

his chief been factor was the soviet union. between9 and the end of the apartheid regime, he close the path of nonviolence. he rejected his earlier calls for armed insurrection when he felt he had a partner in the ruling party that was willing to move toward a nonracial or multiracial democracy. so that was a real impressive accomplish many and that was a way of distancing himself from certain elements of his past. i think another thing to keep in mine is that his legacy is really not entirely unblemished. there are serious problems with the party that he led and serious problems with the people that he chose as his successors. >> speaking of iraq in 2003, he said, if there is a country that has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world, that is the united states of america. they don't care. that is from before the war in iraq had been launched. he hugged fidel castro and called him an inspiration to all freedom loving people. i don't know that you can really call fidel castro somebody on the side of freedom. what's your take on wh

the union leadership. i expect they'll do everything they said they'll do. >> keller's comments as negotiators for bart and unions with the table a building away. >> four days of meetings between union and bart negotiators have yet to produce a compromise. another round of talks set for friday morning. >> the national transportation safety board issued urgent new recommendations for railways as consider the country two. men killed while inspecting the tracks between walnut creek and pleasant hill. the national transportation safety board said all rail transit agencies should require workers to carry a warning device for device that can send a signal to trains. they also said rules that allow workers to work without safety protections should be rescinded. >> oakland police officers serving a search warrant found what looks to be a dog fighting operation. these are pictures of a few dogs found the animals discovered inside of a home in east oakland. one officer was bitten as he was collecting dogs. >> 11 pit mixes, fighting equipment, training apparatus. weight belts, weight vests. tread mills. medication. syringes things like that. real classic dog fighting operation. >> some d

getting his recent official visit to cyprus the two ministers discussed but after the nation's relations between the european union and china and other teaching on matters as this said see that that is probably among the few countries in the world that understands the cyprus issue whether because of its own internal problem. thing is but then said both countries and the kids think that rating on different issues on wednesday said a common understanding in the face that stops focused on when to take growing economic condition is seeking to contact secretary and the focus on trade in bed sometimes but then the price the camino. we're showcasing pocket study ytd and directed the mixture of easter crafts with western influence is a lot of embroidery is a lot of patterns and textiles gear shift on yourselves. having known. the phase out. and with the designers that were showcased in a fabulous idea for your thoughts and sentiments. eight me nt get some might yet. he loved the pretty shiny colorful debate. i can't like bloody campaign of thing. with me that's how i should. it added that out. as a creative ad when a bomb

in recent years that it's come to very much so are the dialogues between russia and the u.s. and between russia and the european union and this is how the very serious strategic consequences both sides is a loser for this so i think this is a welcome move and it ought to get more play in america and europe than i fear it will receive but it's deserves to get positively martin great to talk to you on this thank you very much a thoughts martin seif american foreign affairs analyst live and united states thank you children as young as eight years old are being held and tortured across a network of secret islamist prisons in syria according to shocking new reports the jails are operated by one of the fiercest rebel groups the islamic state in iraq and the levant it's practices and also so harsh that amnesty international has equated it to a reign of terror smoking room behavior and islamic can lead to lengthy sentences at these detention centers and even worse salena nasa and i'm just international research told us what people face in those jails. there is widespread torture torture of adults including and also children

the labor unions. they have had a pretty amicable relationship with both republicans and democrats up to this point. but it will set off what i believe will be some pretty hostile interactions between unions and these lawmakers going forward. >> so what impact does this sort of a credit crunch have for the state of illinois and the taxpayers? >> well, the repeated failures by the lawmakers to come up with a solution for this problem has led the credit rating agencies to downgrade illinois's rating multiple times over the last several years. illinois now has the lowest credit rating of any state in the nation. that mean when is they go to sell bonds, borrow money, for capital projects, roads, things it like that, taxpayers in illinois are paying a higher interest rate on that borrowed money than taxpayers in any other state. at the same time, in order to make these payments each year, as you mentioned in the intro, the state is putting about 20 cents of every dollar into the pension funds. that's money that could be going to schools. there are social service agencies that have not been paid what the state owes them for months at a time. they've got -- i think it's close to $8 billio

boeing were set to rally at the local union office until they receive the news that the international office calls for a contract vote. this is the latest move in the battle between boeing and the union. the aircraft making explores the triple x out of the north-west unless workers agreed to contract confessions. one boeing offer was voted down. a later offer was rejected outright. now, union headquarters is ordering a vote on the second offer. it would replace pensions with the 401 k style retirement plan and require workers to pay more for health care. some workers made it clear they want another chance to strike a deal. >> i believe it will be different. people know that jobs are at risk. family and community is at risk. workers will be urged to vote know. >> chase bank is taking steps to protect customer debit cards. the move affects two million chase card holders. chase is limiting 18 withdrawals to $100 a gay. and restricting total card purchases to $300. chase recommends customers go into a bank branch for additional cash. >> 40 million shoppers who were exposed at target - all customers this weekend are being given a 10% discount and free monitoring of pe

it's the latest in the negotiations between b.a.r.t. and its two biggest unions. talks ended between the two sides today and will resume next wednesday. two sides are trying to finally reach an agreement over the family leave provision, that provision that b.a.r.t. management insists was mistakenly put in the final package that the unions ratified last month. >>> water back on for most people in millbrae after six water main breaks in just a matter of hours. at one point this morning, 1,000 homes were without water. a quarter of the city's homes. crews worked throughout the evening to restore service. the mayor says the problem, pipes are 65 years old and they're only really meant to last a 50 years. he says all of millbrae's water lines will be upgraded. >>> a huge explosion at an east bay home. debris found 200 yards away. and you won't belief what the man inside walked away from. >>> plus, drama on the san mateo bridge. the fight that prompted a water rescue. >>> also -- >> now i feel like i need to buy a couple more, actually. >> bay area charity donations down

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circus in london seven years ago and this is the sixth time i'm at the festival of union st petersburg. the biggest difference between saw service and the ones that i know in europe is the fact that they have a very tight group it's small and they're very committed to the budget and social circles in general it's more like the circus being taken in so. going to god and so different institutions but here it's different the children come here and they become like a family so in that way it's very different. today as much when i look at the audience i think the old look so nice so much to give them to me i think about twenty percent of them have no idea what the oakleigh circus was so it's a yellow applies to almost every performance by explaining what kind of circus we are before the performance tomorrow i'll do the same in the us goes with. the horse also the thing about the city. i don't know it from home i don't know it from any of the plays i'm sorry. to set up on the road so you'd. like to feel sorry for. a really low. i'm going to go back to jamie in a free weights and it's already like so close and i would reall

i happen to be involved in that's the celebrate bell ringing on union miscarries between 10 and 12. i want you robby to be the as an class in our great outfit. where are you bob. now we are going to officially have a blessing. but woerg to continue to work. but just a - i'd like to introduce you to 0 major david peers and ellen. >> father in heavenly we thank you for your this day and help us to serve those less fortunately and gods people said amen. >> amen. >> and new ladies and gentlemen of the jury, just keep on working actually, it's all done. i don't know are we going to are a contest we're doing really, really well. yes, we work mr. turkey gobble, gobble. i'm hearing comments from the chief of police. >> next we'll be able to use the turkey (laughter). >> do you think she'd be a good turkey. >> watch out for me that night. you get equal time. it's going to make a great turkey stew the way hose parting that. good morning terry. annoys to see thanks for coming. oh, the mayor likes dark meat lots of breakfasts and drumsticks and thighs >> i love this but i have to say between tur

in the agreement between transit district and a third smaller union. bart confirms sit in the form of a typo when a policy becomes effective. today the president told abc # news our board came back because they're not interested in ratifying this contact. >> i this caught us by surprise. >> bart board is supposed to approve the agreement thursday morning. >> four people had to be treated after a pepper spraying incident today. it happened in san rafael. a man sprayed an employee in the face. other employees jumped in to help co-workers and they had to be helped, too. >> i want to bring you up to day. just in now crews saying it's 74 had% contained it's charred 22 homes and cabins 300 families are still evacuated the fire started around sunday and there is a chance of rain tonight. several streets shut town today to make way for a big food give away. they packed bags with a fresh chicken or turkey and handed them out. >> i feel good to have something for holidays you know? >> so great r great to do this. preparations are underway for the dinner. >> durin

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they rejected the two deals between the transit agency and union leaders. they were close to going on strike. the president of the union said she is thankful fer vis will not be disrupted. >> we think it's a very good agreement and we're glad our members agreed and ratified this contract. it's a big relief to ensure that they're secure and our riding public will continue to, you know, get the service they have been accustomed to and they deserve. >> and the president said that the new wages will go into effect in the next pay period and the health insurance premiums will kick in. a.c. transit will have to give its final approval of this deal, but the union staid is confident that it will do so. live in oakland, betty, kpix5. >> the bay area's other big transit agency is waiting for its members to approve a tentative agreement after major contract glitch. both sides agreed to drop the family leave clause, bart workers will get a 15% raise over four years and healthcare contributions will go up to $129. >>> and starting january 1, bart fares are going up as w