local 798 unit 2 firefighters 2014 through 2018. local 78 [speaker not understood] fiscal year 2014 through 2018. item 42, the compensation for unrepresented employees effective fiscal year july 1st through 2014. local 38 united association of journeymen and apprentices of the plumbing and pipe fitting industry fiscal years 2014 through 2017. local 258, [speaker not understood] multi-unit fiscal years 2014 through 17. 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

this committee met because i had a long standing commitment that i had made to the workers of united local two who are fighting a very anti- worker management company that is running two hotels in san francisco and the reason i wasn't here is because i was meeting with workers and the board of directors of that company to plead with them to treat these workers with respect and dignity. so my apologies for not being here. there's different perspectives for the board of supervisors, but what everything think was the inner working of an agency, that once you have an agency that was created through a ballot measure which means by the will of the voters, that ear restrictive of what we think about the inner working of that organization, we have a responsibility to make sure we follow the will of the voters and that we follow the requirements of the law that the voters passed and in this case, i believe that the san francisco board of supervisors has been in violation of the sunshine task force ordinance that was passed by the voters of san francisco. and i speak as someone who has appeared befo

to remind you, sciu, local 1021, there's three different units. that was the sciu, the electricians and the managers and the machinists. three of those -- the first three will be on your calendar for june 24 for consideration of approval. the fourth one, the machinist, we had basically a clerical error so we are redisclosing, resunshining those so that we can make sure we're disclosing the proper corrected agreement. 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% i

united local 54 bob mcdevitt saying the show boat atlantic city hotel will notify workers today that it is closing. 2500 people will work for show boat. they said the business is still profitable and he equate is it with a criminal act against the people of atlantic city. no word yet from show boat. >>> metropolitan regional carpenters will hold another rally in center city. they are protesting the lock out from the convention center. the carpenters want ane need eighth end calling it unfair. lock out started in may when the union didn't sign new work rules. >>> well, firing of the legendary penn state coach joe paterno still haunting the pennsylvania governor tom corbett. he now says he never condemned the the late penn state coach all in response to how paterno's role was handled during the scandal, of course, involving child sex abuser jerry sandusky. corbett said never condemned him and quote never will condemn him. governor said in the press in an interview that he regrets penn state board decision to fire paterno by phone rather than talking to him in person. this interview hap

local 258, [speaker not understood] multi-unit fiscal years 2014 through 17. 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. th

. >>> also happening today show boat casino in atlantic city is expect to cash out for g unite here local 54's bob mcdevitt telling fox 29 that the show boat atlantic city hotel and casino will net file workers today that it will be closing. 2500 people work for show boat. mcdevitt says the business in his opinion is still profitable so he says this movie quite was a criminal act begins the people of atlantic city. so far we have not heard from the show boat. >>> and in center city today the metropolitan regional counsel of carpenters will hold another rally protesting their lock out from the pennsylvania convention center. they want an end to the lock out. they say it is unfair. lock out started back in may when the union refused to sign work papers. >>> a teenager is under arrest accused of stabbing his neighbors in philadelphia. this is in the olney section. eighteen year-old anthony waters got into their home on the 5900 block of north fourth street, through an unlock back door. we first brought you this story as breaking news on fox 29 morning news wednesday morning. we were there as

united local 54 bob mcdevitt tells fox 29 the showboat atlantic city hotel and casino will notify workers tomorrow that it will be closing. mcdevitt says the business is still profitable and equates the closure with a criminal act of the people of atlantic city. no word yet from showboat. >> a former cop accused of moving two dead bodies aroundto different spots before stuffing the women in suitcases and dumping them oh and a rural ro road. the dark fettish police believe may be behind the crime. >> 12 year old boy missing for two weeks is found and his dad finds out on live tv. >> we are getting reports that your son has been found in your basement. >> this story is becoming even more bizarre. why this dad and the boy's stepmother could be facing criminal charges. >> a philadelphia woman cleaned up her street and was looking to add little green. she followed the mayor' advice and ended up with dead tree. why she says the city is now telling her to do the impossible. >> a beauty queen stripped of her crown. why she says it happened just two weeks after b ♪ >> could it soon be illegal to s

with regard to local 250a, which has two units, one that represents our transit operators and a small one that represents the fair inspectors. as you know we're still in talks with them. there was some mediation this week and for a moment it seemed like we were making progress but at this moment it doesn't seem like we're making progress. i did share a letter yesterday, just really trying to outline what the path to resolution is, reminding them of the charter provisions and deadlines because the way the charter reads, we need to make any agreements that we have public for 15 days before you can consider them and since the agreements expire on june 30, that means we'd have to make them public by june 15 at the latest in order for you to be able to vote on them and prevention a lapse in the contract, which is what would happen if you don't approve a contract by june 30. so what we are doing today is we are disclosing the agreements that -- which is basically where we left all with both of those units. for local 250a in terms of the transit operators, it's the agreement that was reached

we are learning about this from unite here, local 54 bob mcdevitt. he told fox 29 that the show show both a atlantic city hotel and casino that it will notify workers tomorrow that it will be closing. mcdevitt says that this business is still quite profitable, and that the movie quite toss a criminal act, because it is against the the people of atlantic city. it is worth mention ago this show boat is right next to the revel also in trouble financially n word yet from show show both. >>> a teenager is under arrest accused of stabbing his neighbors in olney this guy 18 year-old anthony waters got not 5900 block of north fourth street wednesday morning through an unlock back door. this happened early wednesday morning. fox 29 was there as police broke down the door in waters home. investigators say he wanted to steel, and sell his neighbor's car but the victim surprised him, a 71 year-old woman and 54 year-old man were both stabbed several times, police say when they showed up to the crime scene, waters was hosing the area down. he is facing attempted m

i mean i've been reading up on it still a bit and there's in britain romania it one in united states locals report says make activity in their neighborhoods and they say the tap water catches fire i mean this is that seems crazy and there's this issue of water pollution with a chemicals used for hydraulic fracturing is this is this serious this is bake. well the evidence is not strong on on that regard we have seen claims about earthquakes associated with crack fragging about water contamination interestingly some of the concerns that have been voiced. also will do not involve the environment perceptible the level of traffic that associated with the moving back and forth of trucks. that are participating were part of the fracking process but the evidence again so far is not strong. to suggest that the environmental. effects of fracking are adverse i want to get back to our part of the world because this is what worries us the most now the price ukraine pays for russian gas is four hundred eighty five dollars per one thousand cubic meters. just want your expert opinion leave the politics asi

of this so neighborhoods are able to choose how strike they want to be and if there are 11 units of a locally based well supported business the neighborhoods that would be subject to the cu if they had a fast track option could get air unit located easily there are better ways rather than opening to 20 that is universal for all businesses that along with the provisions counting the international and the corporate subsidies and whatever to integrate the internets impacts the chain stores are really desirable things i presenter our thought of at the looking at those things for review. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, director. i did want to echo the directors comments my name is danny i'm the co-chair we're presented the opportunity to participate in the focus groups that led up to the recommendations i want to commend you for the transparency. a lot of the businesses are seeing that and it's great having being involved without belaboring the signage the controls are one we appreciate i think the i have no speaker cards land use categories that are incorporated into the

and instead of waiting from help from abroad many are signing up with local defense units. >> latvia's military conducts exercises designed to maintain its readiness to defend the country. taking part in the maneuvers, both ethnic russians and both volunteers in latvia's national guard. his wife is also pitching in. the conflicts in ukraine and russia's posturing have got the couple worried. >> here we're learning to stand together with our latvaen conrads in arms and we're doing these exercises in order to be prepared for a surprise military attack from abroad. >> by abroad, they mean from neighboring russia. they don't really believe moscow will invade latvia but better safe than sorry. >> russia is not really interested in latvia. our country's much too small. and we don't have any mineral resources. i'm hoping there won't be any fighting like in the crimea or eastern ukraine. i just want to live in peace and raise my boy. >> even at peacetime he is separated from his song for long peesheds. he can't support his family so every two months he heads off to france to drive a taxi. >> w

ukrainian military plane early on saturday morning killing all forty nine people on board local self-defense units have become increasingly weaponized. as visited one of their training camps to find out more. we are with the anti government fighters we're on the way to a training camp here in the city of no guns they're not telling us exactly where this camp is because of security reasons bettman how much time going to take us to get there. is. it's a question that we all know when we get there bettman was a former officer with the ukrainian elite police before switching sides only a month ago he commanded a team of just twelve men today they numbered more than one hundred and are growing by the day all of them volunteers each with a code name to hide his identity how is the situation on the ground at the moment to which people are very scared the city is preparing for war we're evacuating women and children from the city bettman says that ukrainian military static is to attack from behind so he's had his main spall out across the city were about to approach the cap and balance on steps to switch

less than a year ago, syria is now targeting isis, a common enemy that it shares with the united states. localqi officials say syrian warplanes came across the border and over isis control and not without collateral damage. at least 57 civilians were killed and more than 120 others wounded and that's according to iraqi officials. syria denies this and so does the iraqi military. isis all over iraq just like in iraq. the terrorist militia is threatening the syrian government of bashar al assad and other rebel groups that oppose assad. keeping straight who hates whom in this scenario, it is exceedingly difficult. >> these air strikes by syria follow a report by the new york times that iran has been flying sur veilingance drones into iraq and secretly sending two flights a day to baghdad with 70 tons of supplies. with syria and iran battling the same enemy as the u.s. it is making for some very strange bedfellows. here's jim acosta. >> reporter: all of a sudden the u.s. may have some unlikely helping hands in iraq. u.s. officials believe syria launched air strikes on isis military strong holds. a

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will get health care, i want to thank the san francisco labor county and here local two, the california nurses association, united educator of san francisco, the american confederation of teachers local 2121, the national union of health care workers, sciu local 20 to 1. uc berkeley labor center, health access, the san francisco clinic conversion, ace, the san francisco organizing project, young workers united, jobs for justice, single pay or now, and so many others. i especially want to highlight the incredible tenacity and long hours and so much work that has put into -- that has gone into this from my chief of staff hillary ronan. we have been working on this for combiet some time and hillary, we finally did it and i want to thank our city attorney, and the various deputies who have worked on this legislation over the years including vince who sits on the northern district federal court, and sherry kaiser who has been incredible in guiding us through a complicated law that in a way that not only insures that we have illegally sound proposal, but one that will address the underlining issues at hand. i believe t

united states. he arrived in san antonio, texas, early this morning. a reporter from our local affiliate taking that picture you saw that's believed to be the plane that cared bergdahl from germany. cbs news has learned that he still has not reached out to his family. he'll continue with his medical treatment. as bigad shaban reports bowe bergdahl will face a new set of challenges at home. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl will receive psychological treatment. doctors will help him regaining control over his life, even pushing him to make simple decisions like what to eat. where he'll also be reunited with his parents. could the son they welcome home be a totally different person? >> absolutely. >> she's never treated bergdahl but has provided therapy for hundreds of servicemembers returning from combat including former prisoners of war. >> i would guess he would probably have a significant post-traumatic stress disorder. smells, sounds, all of those basic senses are very easily activated in a way that can be alarming. >> reporter: bergdahl was freed less than two weeks ago i

his role as majority leader took him out of the state a lot and that was at the expense of the local units and the voters see that. >> cantor was seen as being a little more interested in national aspirations as opposed to local ones so you put all that stuff together and you can start to see how this could happen. >> despite rampant speculation that he might mount a write-in campaign, he will not be on the ballot in november. republicans should be relefed because such a move would split the vote. >>> thank you. the president's pentagon chief was not playing ball today with a suggestion from the white house tuesday that he not the president made the final call on the much criticized prisoner swap involving taliban leaders. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is here tonight. >> at the first open hearing about the swap, defense secretary chuck hagel said the commander in chief made the call. >> the president's decision to move forward with the transfer of these detainees fses a tough call. i supported it. i stand by it. >> with that, then there were questions about those given up

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the parents were treat at a local burn unit.red cross is assisting the family tonight. reporting live, azenith smith. >>> crews are preparing to activate a new set of metering lights. they will be located along highway 92 in eden road, industrial boulevard and hisperian boulevard. the lights will be turned on tomorrow and stay green while drivers get used to seeing them. then they will go live on the morning of june 24th. >>> a 16-year-old boy with bay area roots is off to a fast start in the literary world. he wrote a book with his mother called straight a study skills. he says he received testimonials from other students and put together their experiences in his latest book to help new students excel. he says one of the biggest things he learned is simple. >> you need to get a lot of sleep. you know some guys in my dorm think i'm lame because i'm in bed at 11:00. but i think that has really helped me. i feel well rested the next day. ready to do whatever i have to do. >> reporter: both of his parents went to stanford. and they

containing what are believed to be the remains of people who tried to enter the united states illegally through mexico. local officials reportedly paid a funeral home to dispose of an indeterminate number of bodies. they are believed to be buried between 2005 and 2009. the story was first reported by corpus christi times thursday. >>> florida enacted new legislation enacting stand your ground law enabling people to use deadly force if they fear serious injury from an attacker. the new measure signed into law friday by governor rick scott allows those under threat to display their weapons and fire warning shots. the change is inspired by the case of marissa alexander, a woman sentenced to 20 years in prison after she fired a gun but did not harm her allegedly abusive husband. she was not able to invoke stand your ground as a defense. her conviction was later overturned on appeal. >>> earlier george zimmerman relied on stand your ground to be acquitted in the death of a teenager trayvon martin. in moscow today russian president vladimir putin expressed support from cease-fi cease-fire ukrainian sources. they c

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

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 would start this july 2014 and go through june of 2017. they all have -- they basically follow the city pattern of four wage increase which is three percent starting in october. 3.25 percent in the second contemporary starting in october. and then some where on the rain of 2.25 to 3.25 based on cpi in july

. >> an alert goes out to local units. the hunt is on for a black nissan altima.h camera mounted on one of the police cruisers records the chase. officer greg koch and his partner of the boynton police police department respond to the call. >> they were coming a block away from us, half a block away from us. we got into my police truck and started heading toward the area. >> as soon as we got to that corner, the vehicle is heading right toward us. we see it doing well over the speed limit and we see the other officers in their vehicle following behind it, and they're zigzagging in and out of traffic and coming right toward us. other officers were staging in front of the suspect vehicle trying to deploy stop sticks. mechanism that we use to disable a vehicle that we're following. >> the thieves swerve around the stop sticks and plow ahead. >> now we're in it. we're in the chase. lights and sirens. we're following behind the vehicle. >> out of view of the dash board camera, the nissan driver races toward the interstate, veers to avoid traffic, and rolls multiple tim

. >> a san jose family spending part of their father's day at a local burn unit.d a school security guard heading to court after an attack on a student in a wheelchair. [ music ] >> it is graduation day for hundreds of bay area students. the words of wisdom from one of the richest men in the world and download the ktvu ipad app to watch newscast lives, and traffic, weather and breaking news anytime, anywhere. >>> a family of four is without a home after their garage caught fire and the fire spread to their house and a firefighter was injured and two people suffered burns. ktvu's asnath s is live -- azenith smith is live with more. >> the family is shaken up given today is father's day and this is not how they were hoping to spend it. the garage is now boarded up and the front of the house is a total loss. >> reporter: this video from the san jose fire department captures the flames firefighters were up against when the fire got out of control. you can hear a person screaming. >> that was one of the residents, one of the children from the home when they realized th

ukrainian military plane early on saturday morning killing all forty nine people on board local self-defense units have become increasingly weaponized. has visited one of their training camps to find out more. we are what the anti government fighters were on the way to a training camp here in the city of new guns by not telling us exactly where this camp is because of security reasons back when how much time going to take us to get there. is. it secret but we'll know when we get there bettman was a former officer with the ukrainian elite police before switching sides only a month ago he commanded a team of just twelve men today they numbered more than one hundred and are growing by the day all of them volunteers each with a code name to hide his identity how is the situation on the ground at the moment. people are very scared the city is preparing for war we're evacuating women and children from the city bettman says that ukrainian military static is to attack from behind so he's had his main sporle out across the city were about to approach the cap and balance on steps to switch off the camera de

former cult members told of plans to assassinate several local politicians, rival cult members, a unitedrney, and journalist les zaits in retaliation for some investigative pieces he had written about the group in the local newspaper. >> to be told that you're on a hit list for a group that i believed at the time they were capable of it, that they were just purely evil folks by that time, is really kind of a chilling way to start the day. >> one year after the salmonella outbreak, without warning, sheela and the head of the rajneesh medical clinic, a nurse named puja, fled to europe. rajneesh disowned them. >> they had turned it into a fascist concentration camp. >> prosecutors heard that puja had been experimenting with biological poisons at the clinic, including salmonella. but there was no hard evidence. with the increasing scrutiny the bhagwan stepped up the level of personal security. >> there were times when he would move from one end of the town to the other where he would be in a bulletproof limousine, he would have a lead suv with armed guards in it, he would have a trailing suv

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well and in recent history we've seen an example many examples of the united states using so-called military advisors to advise local officials who actually do the fighting on behalf of the united states and what's very clear in the iraq situation right now is that the united states is attempting to foment a sectarian war not just in iraq but in the entire middle east isis isis is an organization that received support from saudi arabia and the gulf states that are aligned with united states have worked up from and kind of fund these kind of extremist terrorist organizations and sent them to syria to engage in in civil war and now they're in iraq and this fighting is very helpful to united states because it removes it make sure that there's no stable opposition to the u.s. and there's no stable competitors in the world market the u.s. wants chaos in the middle east and this latest episode with isis and the sending of advisors is an example of the us achieving its aim of chaos inviting an instability in the middle east in order to remove up those military advisers there's about three hundred of them that are being sen

to 12 hour shifts for level ones and twos and so we will have to meet and confer with the local 798 bargaining unit. >> and so i would like us to move on that sooner rather than later and my office is happy to introduce the legislation, but, i would like us to be in compliance with this issue so that it is off the table. >> no problem. >> reallocation number 1.4, of over time hours to ems to insure that all schedule ambulances can be sent out and serviced to respond to medical calls, can you explain that a bit in terms of the fact that you completely disagree, with that recommendation? >> yes, and so, i am going to have mark come up and describe that, he can do it much more succintly than i could. >> thank you. >> to address the issue of over time in the ems division, our department uses absolutely is in support of using over time for the ems division, the issue we are currently having is due to the scheduling and the dynamic schedules that we have for the paramedics and the emts and it is not as easy to allocate the shifts and whereas the fire suppression, everybody has the exact same schedule and