transport union. respectfully, he's misstating the facts of what happened in negotiations between transport workers union and the agency. for one, you were not even there. for two, if you talk to your team in terms of what they brought to the table it was total unfairness. and if you look at the process between the impasse resolution procedure 88 and 049 and prop g, you ask me is it fair and we go to negotiation under these terms. let's be clear here. we want to go back to the table. you guys are refusing trying to push us into a lopsided arbitration process. we're asking to go back to the tab. table. your team misstated the facts on the pension. our team crunched the numbers. that's what happened. we came back. so add ininjury to insult to tell them this is a fair and decent package in terms of this pension where the numbers are not correct? really? i'm not going to do it. our team is not going to do it. and every individual that is driving a bus right now, despite that you think we are incompetent and we don't understand numbers is insulting. it's insulting. so let's clarify that. so secondly, in respo

but we had seven of our own, three of them were transport workers union units. the operators which we discussed, the fare inspectors and the supervisors and managers. we also were negotiating with sciu, local 1021 and the association local 1414 and ibw local 6, the electricians and the municipal executive associations so those groups represent -- sic represents pco and station agencies and car cleaners, a lot of the administrative staff, 1414, represents a lot of the mechanics, local 6 represents electricians and mea represents managers. we went through that process, that charter process that i described. four of the agreements will be disclosed today, that's 1414, and

as i mentioned when we last met, we did not have ratified agreements for the transport workers union, the three different units of that. for local 200, which represents the supervisors and managers, the application was completed and we're disclosing the labor agreement today and have it ready for your approval on june 30. the highlights of that agreement, it's a two year contract so -- just to refresh your memory, the ones we disclosed on june 3 were all three year contracts for the transport workers union, they'll likely be two year contracts. for local 200 it's a two year contract, it's got a 3% base wage increase this year and 2% increase next year. they will be coming into the city's model which is where the employer pays. some smaller things are language that allows employees to serve suspensions by reducing pay rather than taking time off work so we don't lose the benefit of service should they want to work a cash allowance for safety shoes, a number of other smaller items. the cost of the contract, which is primarily driven by the wages is about 1.2 million in the first fiscal

but we had seven of our own, three of them were transport workers union units. the operators which we discussed, the fare inspectors and the supervisors and managers. we also were negotiating with sciu, local 1021 and the association local 1414 and ibw local 6, the electricians and the municipal executive associations so those groups represent -- sic represents pco and station agencies and car cleaners, a lot of the administrative staff, 1414, represents a lot of the mechanics, local 6 represents electricians and mea represents managers. we went through that process, that charter process that i described. four of the agreements will be disclosed today, that's 1414, and the machinist, local sixty electricians and mea, the other three units are in the process that i described before heading into arbitration. so just to summarize these agreements which we'll make publicly available for close of business today, so that they have 15 days as required for public inspection before you consider voting on them. what they all have in common are three year terms so they wou

particularly frustrating because we as an agency have been negotiating in good faith with transport workers union, and local 258 that represents the operators and we have negotiated with all of the rest of the collected bargaining units that represent our employees. i did want to clarify a few things that have been entirely clear. it's clear everybody that stuck out is an illegal action. it's illegal in many different places, but including in the existing collective bargaining agreement we have with the transportation unit. there's no strike clause, but it -- we have reached out in writing to the union and to operators informing them of that and the consequences of that. we are starting to see a little bit of turn around in terms of attendance coming around and prospects look optimistic, but tomorrow should be much better, but i know there's been significant hardship in the meantime. but in terms of a couple of things that have not been clear. the first is the city charter prescribes a process under which all collective bargaining is done for the city and county not special to this union or to mu

. >> reporter: the transportation workers union represents the largest number of unionized septa employees, about 5,000 bus, subway and trolley operators, as well as maintenance personnel. those members are now without a contract. it expired in march. >> unfortunately, that means that any time they could decide to walk out. we hope they don't. we hope they continue negotiating with us. that is also something that's looming out there. >> would you have to take days off work if there were no buses? >> yeah. yeah. it would be a mess. >> reporter: if that happens, the federal government would not be able to intervene like they did to end this weekend's strike to get regional rails back up and running. in that case, negotiations are still ongoing. >> five years without a contract. i haven't gotten a raise. >> mark burns was on strike this weekend. he doesn't want to do it again but he will if he has to. >> i want to make what i'm worth. i also want my back pay. >> reporter: septa management is negotiating with three unions to keep the mass transit system going. >> we are obligated to our riders

>>reporter: but the transport worker union deny any involvement in the sec out. mean while san francisco muni says any work stoppage is prohibited under the contract and there will be consequences. >> if any case like this you have to provide a doctor note to 7 pay. >> tentative agreement gives the operators an 11 percent raise over two years. but they would have to contribute 7% in their pension. off camera some drivers told me that many of them are preparing to call in sick again on tuesday. in san francisco, allen wong abc 7 news. >> mup i offer would make san francisco bus taken operators the second highest paid in the country. just behind new york and ahead of chicago. but as alan mentioned that doesn't take that account such as other benefit such as benefit and pension payment. our coverage of the dispute continue on our web site as well as on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> traffic reporter will show us if there's any affect in the morning commute tomorrow on the morning news beginning at 4:30 am. >> coming up next on 7 news family controversial decision ab

. >> reporter: now, i contacted a number of people with local 258, the transport workers union. the website reads, quote, contract negotiations have been very contentious. sfmta says they have nothing to give our membership. now they're crying broke. the most important issues they list on the website are health care, increased retirement contributions, parking, part-time operators, and wage progression wages. >> sounds like maybe we have lost kris there in the audio. but we will continue to check that issue. and there you see the rest of the demands. health care perhaps the most important today. >>> all right. another story still developing this morning. right now the fbi is on a nationwide manhunt for a bay area man. they say this man is armed and dangerous. authorities are looking for this man, 42-year-old ryan chamberlain from san francisco. they swarmed his apartment over the weekend. there they found explosive materials and collected more than a dozen bags of evidence. an fbi source says that crews also found a chemical in the apartment that can be deadly if it's not handle

>>reporter: but the transport worker union deny any involvement in the sec out. mean while san francisco muni says any work stoppage is prohibited under the contract and there will be consequences. >> if any case like this you have to provide a doctor note to 7 pay. >> tentative agreement gives the operators an 11 percent raise over two years. but they would have to contribute 7% in their pension. off camera some drivers told me that many of them are preparing to call in sick again on tuesday. in san francisco, allen wong abc 7 news. >> mup i offer would make san francisco bus taken operators the second highest paid in the country. just behind new york and ahead of chicago. but as alan mentioned that doesn't take that account such as other benefit such as benefit and pension payment. our coverage of the dispute continue on our web site as well as on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> traffic reporter will show us if there's any affect in the morning commute tomorrow on the morning news beginning at 4:30 am. >> coming up next on 7 news family controversial decision ab

local 250 a, the transpour workers union of america 7410, effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. local 200, the transport workers union of america, effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. local 856, the teamsters, multi-unit effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. the supervising probation officers effective fiscal [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. local 10 to 1 service employees international union effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. the sheriff's managers and supervisors association, effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. the san francisco city workers united effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. local 3, the operating engineers effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. the municipal executives association effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. the municipal attorneys association, effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. local 1414, the machinists union, effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. local 261, [speaker not understood], fiscal years 14 through 17. the institutional police officers association effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. local 21, the international federation

williams >> eric williams, president for the transportation workers union.ood afternoon, chairman, mr. reiskin. let's talk about it actually because the public needs to know the truth. unfortunately mr. ballister doesn't have the correct information. that is another distraction, another ploy, if you didn't know mr. ballister of how they put this particular information out to the public, to get you all riled up on what is what. that information is not correct. okay? so if you know anything about politics, will you understand that. so mr. reiskin and the board and public you are talking about -- i expressed this at the last meeting how you want to treat the operators fair. they deserve this and they deserve that. but again, your team at the negotiations table has a totally different attitude. so what you are saying here is totally insulting. it is totally insulting. and it's hard for me to believe that none of you on the board knew about what was going on. this is a calculatedattack on the biggest minority group of employees in the city, period. if you guys re

local 250 a, the transpour workers union of america 7410, effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. local 200, the transport workers union of america, effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. local 856, the teamsters, multi-unit effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. the supervising probation officers effective fiscal [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. local 10 to 1 service employees international union effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. the sheriff's managers and supervisors association, effective fiscal years 2014 through 17. the san francisco city

>>reporter: but the transport worker union deny any involvement in the sec out.while san francisco muni says any work stoppage is prohibited under the contractl . >> if any case like this you have to provide a doctor note to 7 pay. >> tentative agreement gives the operators an 11 percent raise over two years. but they would have to contribute 7% in their pension. off camera some drivers told me that many of them are preparing to call in sick again on tuesday. in san francisco, allen wong abc 7 news. >> mup i offer would make san francisco bus taken operators theaid i highest paid in the country. just behind new york of chicago. but as alan mentioned that doesn't take that account such as other benefit such as benefit and pension payment. our coverage of the dispute continue on our web site as well as on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> traffic reporter will show us if there's any affect in the morning commute tomorrow on the morning news beginning at 4:30 am. >> coming up next on 7 news family controversial decision about one of the children trigger a nationwide co

negotiations they want more pay without contributing more to their pensions. 96% of the members of transport worker unionlocal 258 voted against latest proposal on friday. riders say buses were packed. >> i wasn't able to get on. there are too many people. it's frustrating for people who actually have to get to work.çd heaviest. >> and traffic reporter will show us if there is affect on the morning commute tomorrow on abc7 news begin agent 4:30 a.m . >> faa released control tower audio recordings after a south bay teenager stowed away in april. a 15-year-old hid in the landing gear of hawaiian airlines jet and was able to survive freezing temperatures and low oxygen for five hours. on the recorder, you can hear the pilot of another plane on the tarmac an hour after the hawaiian airlines jet landed. >> we have a delay here. a guy is standing there, stowed away in the landing gear in san jose to maui. we have security in there. they're bringing evidence of the guy being up there more than five minutes on the ground. >> the family says the boy was trying to get back to africa to see his mother. >> it's ele

>>reporter: transport worker union which represents the 2000 operators is involved in contentious contract dispute. recent news letter to members said we are truly confused with the disdain they have. why do they hate us so much? this driver who did not want to be identified showed up to drive the 13 bus near fisherman wharf. he says he fully supports his union. >> out here doing a job. but you just want to be compensate compensated. the that's all it is. want to be fair and quit aichbility on friday the operators voted overwhelmingly to reject the city latest offer which propose just over 11 percent in wageen crease over two years. but also calls for them to pay 7.5 percent into the pensions. mayor ed lee severance is paying in. >> that's what we did with pension reform. two years ago when we put it before the voters. all agree to pay more i'm paying more is so even else around me. >> mayor says he sympathize with the riding public fanned no agreement is reached with the operators, there will have to be arbitration. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> the in the mean time caug

. >> transport worker union local 250 a that represents the employee told mayor ed lee hit nothing to do with the sick ou out. every employee will receive this letter saying if you call in circumstances you will be required to provide a doctor note. the supervisor scott weiner was among the many cram passengers trying to get home last night. today he introduced legislation urging them to get back to work. >> more than symbolic. it's important when we go officially on record urging them to end the sick out and go back to work. >> on friday muni workers voted overwhelmingly to reject the new proposed contract which offers higher wages but employee would have to contribute more to their pension. day 2 of the sick out slightly better with more transit operators showing up for work. still it wasn't enough to meet the demand. >> today we have about 100 additional operators and vehicle out on the street. but that's still only half of our bus and trains and that we can put out during our morning commute and afternoon commute as well. >> i have been squished glued to people glued to the front

officials with the metropolitan transportation agency did not hold any discussions with the transport workers union on monday. but management says it is ready to hold new negotiations on short notice if need be. the deadline to reach a deal is june 30. no raise without a new deal. they disagree on worker contribution to pensions and raise size. >>> let's check traffic with gianna franco. >> it's busy out there. we have hot spots to report. our busiest spots are along 101, 580 and 80. northbound 101 right at peninsula a traffic alert in effect. two left lanes blocked until further notice. the good news is we just checked in with chp. there was an overturn vehicle. it's upright. mobile 2 just drove through and traffic is backed up to 92 at this point. you can always use 280 as an alternate. in fact, 280 looks good this morning. no delays. so avoid the delays along 101 across 92, two two south 101 no problems just minor spectator slowing there. bay bridge metering lights are on traffic backed up to the maze your approaches to the bay bridge busy this morning and getting word of an accident, not a prob

behind the "sick-outs" crippling the system. >> catherine: they were filed today - against transport workers union existing workers' contract. the two sides are expected to go into arbitration saturday. >> catherine: union leaders are denying that they're behind the sickout. this has been the third have called in sick. >> catherine: apparently because of problems with contract talks. today - muni bus and train riders seemed better >> catherine: many people either showed up early - or avoided public transportation all together. >> catherine: now - a look at how many muni vehicles are on the road. >> catherine: on a normal work day, muni operates about 600 vehicles of various kinds: diesel and electric buses, light rail vehicles and cable cars, as well as a fleet of vintage streetcars. >> catherine: monday it only had operators for about 2=hundred vehicles. >>bing >> catherine: tuesday it was able to get 100 more on the streets. >>bing >> catherine: and today muni says it has 440 buses and lrv's in service, but still no cable cars. >> catherine: the streetcars will be limited to running between fish

the transportation authority has been in talks for two workers union has another mediation session scheduled for friday. if the workers strike this weekend regional rail service will be suspended f they do in the strike, septa will implement a wage hike for hundreds of those workers on sunday. >> fox 29 working to get results for a chester woman frightened at a crumbling row home next door may collapse and take her place with it. sharon redwood called us to say this long vacant row home on the 800 block of west sickth street has been slowly deteriorating for year. she says every big storm causes loose bricks to fall and that the exposed common wall leaves her vulnerable to water leaks. >> how long is it going to lead before it start falling in on my property? it might call in and cave in on me. look at them houses in philadelphia. people are dying. >> despite a sign posted on the vacant home by the city last october, calling for its demolition, city officials told us that sharon' home was not as of the latest inspection in eminent danger. but at our request, she has asked for both homes to b

transportation authority has been in talks with two workers unions and has another mediation session scheduled for tomorrow morning. if the workers strike this weekend, regional rail service will be suspended. impacting an estimated 60,000 riders. if the unions do not strike, septa will implement a wage hike for hundreds of those workers on sunday. if there's a regional rail strike, septa says it will boost capacity on other lines and increase parking at stations for people who drive. >> delaware governor jack markell science bill making it illegal to sell e-cigarettes to minors in the state. governor markell says he's alarmed by the recent spike in popularity of e-cigarettes. there's another bill being considered that would ban e-cigarettes from being used inside public places. >>> if you play powerball, check your ticket. >> that's right. someone in montgomery county won a million dollars in last night's drawing. >>> and an 82 year old chester county man reaches a major milestone. today making his 500th donation at the red cross blood center. his dedication to helping others will w

workers called in sick. this after union members voted down a contract from transportation and union leaders not saying they'reorting any kind of " sit sickout. union workers calling and some passengers out here pretty mad. causing thousands of people every day but relying on transportation. others sympathized with workers. people don't understand how rough those guys have it. stranger to the public and the hours a day driving a bus. some say little too early to make up my eyes. i really don't know. undecided. gresser now with more on the fallout. city lear's debt managers making moves right not to put the brakes on this stick out in the management warned workers make its the collins again readied handover doctors know if it wants to be paid. supervisors got called the sit out illegal and issued a statement today it's spreading solidarity with our asian your writers inconvenienced by the stick out. people count on you to do your job so the team get to theirs. public servants obligated to serve residents of the city not punish them where insists this little behavior cannot continue and asks workers to express d

. >>> san francisco city attorney is suing the transport workers unit in response to three days of mass sick calls. the union represents muni workers. since they're not allowed to strike, calling in sick is their form of protest. only about a third of muni fleet were in service. yesterday the fleet was back up to 70%. the cable cars were still out of service. no word yet on any service impacts for this morning, but that's something we're certainly keeping tabs on. >> we know the muni sickout has throttled traffic for a few days, will there be a fourth is the question. >>> to hear the rest of the morning commute, let's check in with mike. >> we don't have any specific updates, like you said, laura, the governing group over muni and send out their notes and so far nothing official. we'll track that and get word for their spokesperson, as well. looking across the bay, a smooth drive here. san francisco freeways have been smooth because, well, this week a lighter volume of traffic around the bay and talking about that being the shift that happens typically as the summertime starts and people's schedules who comm

the transportation authority has been in talks with two workers unions that has another mediation sessioncheduled for friday. if the worker strike this weekend, regional rail services will be suspended. if they do not strike, septa will implement a wage hike for hundreds of those workers on sunday. >> the senate approves a bill that would cover medical costs for veterans who have had long waits at va hospitals across the country. the house approving a similar bill yesterday. lawmakers say they hope to have a version to send a president obama very soon. the veterans affairs department released an audit that shows more than 57,000 veterans have had to wait at least three months for appointments. some vets who asked for appointments never open got th them. >>> and house majority leader eric cantor says he will step down at the end of this month. cantor lost last night's virginia primary to david brat. cantor says he will support kevin mccarthy of california to replace him a majority leader. >> ♪ >> chilling notes threatening children are turning up in one town. parents don't know whose leavi

the transportation authority has been in talks with two workers unions and has another mediation sessioncheduled for tomorrow morning. if the workers strike this weekend, regional rail service will be suspended which would impact an estimated 60,000 riders. if the unions do not strike septa will implement a wage hike for hundreds of those workers on sunday. septa says it's confident they can work things out. >> we believe that we're not far apart. we believe that there's a minor sticking point. minor issue that can easily be negotiated and discussed without a work stoppage. >> if there is a regional rail strike septa says it will boost capacity on other lines and increase parking at stations for people who drive. the last regional rail strike was back in 1983. >>> delaware's trance mr. teague secretary plans to meet with lawmakers next week to discuss the i-495 bridge closure. steven bott well will discuss plans for the bridge repairs as you know that bridge was shut down last week causing all kinds of traffic troubles an inspection showing support pillars tilting and that the bridge is

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transportation authority has been in talks with two workers unions and has another mediation sessioncheduled for tomorrow morning. now, if the workers strike this weekend, regional rail service will be suspended. which would impact an estimated 60,000 riders. if the unions do not strike, septa will implement a wage hike for hundreds of workers on sunday. if there's a regional rail strike septa says it will boost capacity on other lines and increase parking at stations for people who drive. you can see septa's contingency plan on our website myfoxphilly.com. >> president obama says iraq will need more help from the us to push back islamic up surveillance john see. the president did not specify what type of assistance he's willing to provide, but said today the white house is not ruled anything out. the white house is beginning to consider possible drone missions. iraq has been plagued by violence sin the last american forces withdrew in late 2011. the violence escalated this week at an al-qaida inspired group captured two cities and promised to march on baghdad. ♪ >> a car slams into

the transportation authority has been in talks with two workers unions and has another mediation sessioncheduled for friday. if the workers strike this weekend regional rail service will be suspended. if they do not strike, septa will implement a wage hike for hundreds of those workers on sunday. >> and we are following new developments tonight in the controversial release of sergeant bowe bergdahl. secretary of defense chuck hagle is on the hot seat and fox's my he will shell macaluso reports lawmakers grilled the secretary in a house hearing earlier tod today. >> reporter: tough questions for defense secretary chuck hagle. over the release of five taliban prisoners for sergeant bowe bergdahl. in 10 shuts hearing lawmakers pressed the secretary for answers as to why the administration left congress in the dark about the deal. >> full compliance with the law would have been met and i don't think we would have pushed back at all. >> reporter: hagle defended the administration's decision. saying the white house had to act quickly in order to secure bergdahl's safe return. since they believ

the transportation authority has been in talks with its two workers unions, and has another mediationon scheduled for tomorrow. if the workers strike this weekend, regional rail service will be suspended if they do not strike, septa will implement wake huge for hundreds of the workers sunday something new popping up at penn's landing, may want to check it out this summer, pretty cool. >> yes, the tugboats moving through landscaped barges along the delaware river, from chester on them, how about this? water garden, boards walk, bar/restaurant. that will would actually be a lot of fun to hang out on. >> nice cocktail on the water, enjoy sunset, listen to sweet jazz, ice cream festivals. >> so where can you do it? can't wait. let's go now. this is at spruce street harbor park by the delaware river waterfront corporation. all about the weather for. that will meantime, severe storms swept through central pennsylvania leaving behind this, massive damage, looking at flooding, bedford county, at least two tornados confirmed on radar, but no reports of damage or injuries. spokesperson for the

san francisco transportation follows say they hope to resume negotiations with union workers this week reach a deal before the july 1st deadline. the city put an offer on the table with races of 11 percent over two years but it requires the workers to contribute to the pensions and voted last month before a three day impact that impacted riders system wide. >>> a san francisco man the focus of an intensify file manhunt is set to be arraigned on bomb and gun charges. a grand jury indicted the 42-year-old last week on charges of trying to build a remote controlled bomb and the indictment charges him with possessing a handgun without serial numbers. chamberlain was arrested this month after a three-day manhunt. authorities say they found bombmaking materials in his apartment. he faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. >>> a retrial hearing is scheduled for the former oakland high school security guard arrested for assaulting a student in a wheelchair. the security guard is seen striking the student. another video shows the student pushing away another security guard and then mitchell

workers, it has negotiated with other unions. i checked in with the delaware department of transportation. if there is no deal they will offer bus service from the four delaware train stations, beginning monday morning during peak times for the a.m. and p.m. commutes. they stress this service will not match regular regional rail train times so. officials say they do not have finalized the departure times for the buses. the best way to get at this time laest information, go to our website, nbc10.com, we will link you to deldot's webpage. we'll also provide a link to the penndot webpage and to septa. you think nbc10.com, that's we can get everything you nooet need right there during the next 24-48 hours as we move close to see if there is a deal or a strike. we haven't talked about jersey. we'll do that in the next 30 minutes. jesse gary, "nbc 10 news." >> new from overnight the american red cross is helping more than two dozen people after an apartment fire in bucks county. flames hit the apartment building in bensalem last night. crews managed to contain the blaze to a boiler room but this

we san francisco transportation officials say they hope to resume negotiations with union workers thisek and reach a deal before the july 1st today line. the city put an office on the table with raises of more than 11 percent over two years but it requires workers to contribute to the pensions and voted it last month before a three day sickout that impacts the ride others. >>> today, a san francisco man who was the focus of an intensify file manhunt will be arraigned on gun and bomb charges and the grand jury indicted him on charge of trying to build the remote-control bomb and the indictment charges chamberlain with possessing a handgun without serial numbers. he was arrested early this month at crissy field after a three day manhunt. authorities say they found bombmakinging materials in his apartment and he nations up to 10 years in prison. >>> a pre-trial hearing is scheduled for the former oakland high school security guard arrested for assaulting a disabled student in a wheelchair. two videos surfaced showing security guard mitchell striking the student martinez. another video sho

new contract today, and operators unions announce that negotiators and the san francisco municipal transportation agency reached an agreement. early this month workers staged a sickout over part of the contract that would force operators to pay part their pension. the ruin is talking about details with the members today. >> now a check on the forecast. leyla gulen is here for mike this morning and it is going to be a searcher. >> it is. cooking inland, and in parts of the north bay, as well, and it will stay the same for the rest of the bay area. toward the san pablo bay we have a small craft advisory and we are seeing the gusty of our winds but pretty much it is calm just about everywhere else. live doppler 7 hd shows we have thin wispy high clouds bearing to the east and it is really not going to filter the sunshine too much and as we look from our roof camera you can see how sunny it is in san francisco along the embarcadero and we are starting to see the flags unfurred and not doing much to cool us down. in san francisco we are at 74 in oakland and 75 in can lows and mid-80's for the south bay and 63 at half moon bay. because of the ridge of hig

the transportation authority has been in talks with two workers unions, and has another mediation session schedule for tomorrow. if the worker strikes this weekend, regional real service will be suspended f they do not strike, septa will implement wage hike for hundreds of the workers sunday. >>> it may soon be ill lee legal to smoke on the board walk in ocean city, new jersey, tonight city council lead letters consider a proposal to ban smoking anywhere on the boardwalk, including the ramps and stairs, right now, smoke something only allowed in designated areas. city officials say the penalty for smoking on the boardwalk would be the same as the penalty for smoking in any other smoke-free area in ocean city. so ocean city becoming a haven for kids, we already know it is a dry city, now it could be smoke-free. >> too much to ask not to smoke on the board walk? >> of course smokers will look out for me now. clock 14. how about the la kings? will have to wait at least one more game before lifting the stanley cup. the rangers squeezed out game, game four, two to one last night. look how clos

workers will be back on the job tomorrow. >> what do we want? >> contracts. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> protesters held a one day strike. they are nursing assistants, transporters and emergency room technicians. union members say their wages and benefits are less than the average pennsylvania hospital and patient care is suffering. the hospital tells nbc 10 that no services are being disrupted. >>> the cause of a fire at an ocean city restaurant remains under investigation tonight. it started around 10:00 this morning at happy day's cafe. the restaurant is at tenth and asbury. there is $100,000 of damage. >>> the event attracts 200,000 people from the region and beyond. it is billed as the tri-state's largest juriyed arts festival and this year it is focusing more on local talent. this is the 20th year for the tradition and runs tomorrow starting at 11:00 a.m. >>> next at 11:00, world cup fever. the party takes over parts of center city as the united states hopes to head into the history books. >>> it may be the biggest welcome home that many of these vets had in their entire life after a very special trip to the nation's couple. i'm doug shimell. their story coming up. >>> it was a cool start to s

transportation in san francisco. the union announced that negotiators and the metro transit authority have reached an agreement. a dispute over part of the contract that forces operators to pay pension led to a worker sickout. the agreement will be to presented to union members monday. >> the father of a man who killed six people is talking publicly for the first time about his son. peter rogers shared his insight with barbara walters in an interview. his son elliott went on a violent rampage killing six and injuring 13. he promised in a written manifesto a day of retribution. he didn't think his son could hurt a flea. >> how would you describe elliott? >> he was far from evil. something happened to him. i think he became mentally ill. what i don't get is we didn't see this coming at all. >> they were from the bay area. >> the state is taking steps to file more charges against for profit colleges. attorney general kamla harris ordered corinthian college to tell the students about the company's poor financial health. she owns shield, wio tech and recent ads are misleading and this afternoon the state department of veterans affairs has barred schools from accepting gi bill money. >> team usa does not

workers union is demanding a 12.2% wage increase. but the government says it will go higher than 8.7%. the strike now in its fifth day has caused transportisery. 4.5 million people use the subway system every day. >> i think the government has to do something to avoid this chaos. it is affecting people. we have no other way to get to work. protests and strikes have marred the run-up to the world cup. the $11ators argue billion budget would have been better spent on education and health care. some parts of the subway system are still working, but the line to sÃo paulo's arena is not. the first world cup match between brazil and croatia is scheduled to kick off on thursday. >> after a stunning victory in a friendly match against jamaica on sunday, the french national team are on their way to brazil. they will be traveling without one of their players who is still recovering from injury. the team have the first match against honduras on sunday. amnesty has been imposed in the capital of the central african republic. the move was to encourage residents to hand over weapons to authorities with no questions asked. become comes six months after

transportation in san francisco. the union announced that negotiators and the metro transit authority have reached an agreement. a dispute over part of the contract that forces operators to pay pension led to a worker sickout. the agreement will be presented to union members monday. >> the father of a man who killed six people is talking publicly for the first time about his son. peter rogers shared his insight with barbara walters in an interview. his son elliott went on a violent rampage killing six and injuring 13. he promised in a written manifesto a day of retribution. he didn't think his son could hurt a flea. >> how would you describe elliott? >> he was far from evil. something happened to him. i think he became mentally ill. what i don't get is we didn't see this coming at all. >> they were from the bay area. >> the state is taking steps to file more charges against for profit colleges. attorney general kamla harris ordered corinthian college to tell the students about the company's poor financial health. she owns shield, wio tech and recent ads are misleading and this afternoon the state department of veterans affairs has barred schools from accepting gi bill money. >> team usa does not wa

transportation in san francisco. the union announced that negotiators and the metro transit authority have reached an agreement. a dispute over part of the contract that forces operators to pay pension led to a worker sickout. the agreement will be presented to union members monday. >> the father of a man who killed six people is talking publicly for the first time about his son. peter rogers shared his insight with barbara walters in an interview. his son elliott went on a violent rampage killing six and injuring 13. he promised in a written manifesto a day of retribution. he didn't think his son could hurt a flea. >> how would you describe elliott? >> he was far from evil. something happened to him. i think he became mentally ill. what i don't get is we didn't see this coming at all. >> they were from the bay area. >> the state is taking steps to file more charges against for profit colleges. attorney general kamla harris ordered corinthian college to tell the students about the company's poor financial health. she owns shield, wio tech and recent ads are misleading and this afternoon the state department of veterans affairs has barred schools from accepting gi bill money. >> team usa does not wa

workers are on the fourth day of a strike. the distribution caused traffic chaos. today a court ruled the transporters union must pay a fine. >>> there's been allegations of corruption in the building of some stadiums. i spoke with brad brooks from associate press about that. >> three out of four brazilians believe there's corruption, because there's a long history of corruption, unfortunately, in brazil, when it comes to megaproduct. associated press, we examined a stadium in brasilia, the second-most expensive stadium, despite the fact they don't have a profghtsal team -- professional team. the cost tripled and auditors say a third of the cost is attributable to what they think are fraudulent charges. >> it's an example of more than 50 world cup works. there are 15 open investigations in brazil that are looking at dozens of these bigger projects that are being built in brazil right now. >> tonight our sunday segment "the week ahead" will focus on the world cup, and the controversy surrounding it, tonight at 8:30 eastern. >> as many as three tornados may have touched down. this funnel cloud was captured ne