no one takes that in an uncaring manner, but she is dead. >> this child is warm. she is soft to the touch. if you rub her foot, her foot curls in. the mother has yelled in her ear and the daughter has lifted up her arms. >> reporter: the hospital says it will comply with the judge's ruling. the next step is to bring an independent doctor to review the case. the hospital suggested five doctors out of ucs. the judge gave the family until monday to pick one of those five doctors while the hospital will check on each doctor's availability. the judge says he would like her examined monday so the family knows whether further treatment is warranted. nbc bay area news. >>> just into our news room, in the last hour we have confirmed that ac transit and its union has reached a tentative labor agreement. there will be no strike. the union will present the tentative agreement to its members in the coming days. >>> new details tonight on a terrible crash in san francisco. a garbage truck hit and killed an elderly man this morning. this is the fourth time a truck with the same

obviously, this is a tragic situation, a young lady has died and no one takes that into callous or uncaring manner, she's dead. >> the family request for an independent neurorollist to examine on jahai. >> the statue says there is the right to have reviewed by an independent physician. >> the family is also request that if the hospital does not get approval to take her off life support, if they would like to move her to another facility. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> go to www.ktvu.com to read the memorandum from the hospital today. >>> this comes just days of the 60 days cooling off period was about to end. the union plans to hold a special meeting tomorrow, the president says she hopes to have a vote before the end of the year. >>> happening now, the busiest travel day day of the year. bay area's airport reports smooth sailing as the holiday get aways. with the exception of some flights in-n-out of chicago due to the weather and flights are running on time and travelers seem to be taking it all in. >> usually i am on top about it and impaired noi about flying so i get to the airport

a young lady has died and no one takes that in a callus or uncaring manager but she is dead. >> i can't imagine my daughter in the freezer on christmas. that is heart wrenching. >> that is tough to hear. the independent doctor is due back in court today to deliver the results of his examination of jahi. meanwhile, the court has extended a restraining order to prevent the hospital from making any moves until next monday. >>> a settlement to create a hundred million dollar fund for victims of meningitis. the outbreak in 20 states was linked to the pharmacy's steroid injections blamed for 64 deaths and many ills. the owners deny any liability for wrongdoing but they say they want to play a major role for establishing a fund for those who have suffered or died. >>> a texas man wants his wife taken off life support but the hospital won't do it because she is pregnant. 33-year-old marlisemunoz is pregnant and the law says they can't pull the plug regardless of her wishes. >> we talked about it. we are both paramedics. we have seen things out in the field. we both knew that we didn't want to b

because you had been advised before and i certainly don't take you as being uncaring or stupid people. but you were advised before that private agreements cannot be enforced by the city and yet the condition was made on the private agreement, 60,000 is not enough and make it 100,000 and vote on it. and ceqa doesn't make anything like that overriding situation. obviously it's difficult for you to know when you are being confronted by lies, by lies from the person who says he is representing the methodist. b by lies from the neighborhood group mo-- who says they are representing the committee. you know what the planning code says, c 03 is about the particular use and the site as proposed period. and ceqa requires an individualized analysis of the impact of the particular historic impact of the historic building and the alternatives on that. not about what money can be given to someone else. you were told it's already -- all right, because there are two fiduciaries, and who are they. all year long we heard that san francisco beautiful that rejected the application was the fiduciary. and

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they've either been born on the wrong side of the tracks or had abusive, uncaring families.but we found an inmate inside the penitentiary of new mexico who grew up with all of life's advantages. and yet still became a violent predator. >> i come from a nice family. a good family compared to a lot of the families i hear about in here. my dad's a retired naval officer. he retired from the navy and joined the national guard, retired from the national guard and then started going to the county for the job. he retired as the county jail administrator. my mom, she's a secretary. she's very educated, very knowledgeable and wealthy. she quit her job to stay home with me so that i would have someone there for when i got home from school. do my homework, make sure i do what i had to do. >> but that didn't keep him out of trouble. >> i never had to face consequences, so i figured i was pretty much untouchable. and i rebelled against them being so straight and i went crooked bad. >> steele's rebellion culminated in a 60-year sentence for residential burglaries, armed robbery and false i

. >> uncaring. >> no political figure out more praise than first lady michelle obama. >> you can havef these people as your next door neighbor. call it out. >> i want michelle obama. >> how many want michelle obama? i got four women all with hands up. >> hillary. >> you can't have both! >> none of them wanted president obama as their neighbor, but they wanted michelle obama. republican ad maker and susan page and fred yang and "the washington post" correspondent. dan, i want to start with you. it's not surprising the purpose of the focus group is to get context to the poor poll numbers and the poor reflection that clearly the public has for washington there. what was striking to me was the lack of not knowing what to do next. not knowing how to punish washington. >> that frustration has been out there for several cycles. once we got past 08 was a historic election and one in which people felt good about and maybe the country could turn a corner, what we have seen since then is polarization is worse than ever and the anger at washington is deeper than ever. i think part of this is rela

. >> there has been criticism of florence harding for being so uncaring publicly about this. your take on her response to her husband's death? >> it was connected with the character we talked about earlier, the mind over matter, the mastery of the motion. she kept saying, i will not break down. she kept her emotions in check. all around, people in tears and falling apart. part of this was she knew she had to organize first a little ceremony in san francisco, then this huge ceremony, including a visit to the rotunda. thousands of people seeing the body in washington, then another ceremony in ohio. a 96-our trip across the country. >> very delayed. >> exactly. they were down to 10 miles an hour. some people thought she had died on the way. her emotions were in check because she needed to have control. not because she did not miss him dearly. not because she encouraged his death in any way. she trusted these doctors. she called when he died, she yelled for the moon -- boone. he was finally getting a breath of fresh air downstairs. he had been there for days in the hotel. she cal

no one takes it in a callous or uncaring manner, but she is dead. >> reporter: the judge encouraged bothides to work together. >> this is a very, very charged case, the stakes are very high with a young girl involved, and i think it would suit both parties well if you tried to speak with each other about how we want to get through these next few days. >> reporter: ultimately the fight pits the family's faith against what the hospital calls false hope. >> i cannot imagine my daughter in a freezer on christmas. that is heart-wrenching. >> reporter: at this point we know that the judge does not plan of making a decision on this case until after christmas. as far as if the new doctor comes in and makes a decision here and decides that, yes, it is time to take her off life support, the family has said they will appeal and go to a higher court to see if he can keep her on life support or move her to someplace else, but that's something we'll have to wait to see. just a painful story. >> your heart just goes out to that family. stephanie elam, thank you. >>> coming up, a smart prosthesis offeri

she learns the true love of family despite her uncaring and negligentfulparent >> he's on a rope ladieses, we don't buy raffel tickets. >> i'm matilda' teacher. >> what has she done now. you, go to your room right now. right now. beat . look, whatever it is, she's your prlem now. >> he's not acting a single bit. now a special blu-ray edition is out. this morning we have a minireunion. happy holidays. >> thank you >> vy, very excited about it. >> it's fun. you guys did a little reunion. >> we did. reased the blu-ray. it's so beautiful. it'sxcellent quality and we added a tea party to it. so we had miss honey's tea party and rhea and i invited all the kids tha were in the movie to come back to the tea party. this was just this summer and, you know, you -- it's amazing to see them all grown up. >> yeah. >> 18 years ago. you were what, 7 years old? >> yeah, we filmeddn the summer so ias sen when we started but 8 when w ended. >> you actually looked to her and askedor input as a 7-year-old a a director. >> all the kids had a lot to say. >> they definitely did. keira. >> yeah, all of them. th