union city. once again, if you're just joining us, we have a double fatal crash that occurred around 10 khrp 40 last night in union city. crews are still cleaning up and conducting an investigation. so this is a sig-alert. this is a full closure. northbound 880 at whipple road. don't use northbound 680. that is still closed between sheridan and andrate. let's get to the scene right now. amy hollyfield is there. amy, i know you just got briefed by chp. what did they tell you? >> reporter: i'll tell you while i show you what's going on behind me. look how much work they still have to do. this freeway still covered in th vey h iy the accident to figure out what happened and why. they have to clean up what happened here. that's what's taking so long. it happened at 10:40 last night. a tour bus heading north on 880 rear-ended a car, purring it into another car, and all of that into a big rig. the tour bus ended up on top of one of the cars. the two drivers of the cars were killed, a man and a woman. investigators say they don't know why this happened. they don't think alcohol or drugs was involved. we as

union city. stick to surface streets instead. union city boulevard or mission pwhrfld are your best alternates right now. the latest at 5:20. >>> if you use bart, the 8th and market street entrance at civic center will be off-limits. that's in front of the hotel. bart is permanently closing that entrance for future improvements. the announcement follows also cloche last year in front of burger king and grove. it's part of a larger effort to increase peak capacity. >>> a building inspector accused of taking thousands of dollars in bribes from people's properties he was inspecting. >>> and cheering on a day care fight club. >>> plus, now we have seen a lot of scary stuff on bart. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. >>> good morning

switching back to the maps though, you can definitely use surface street and union city boulevard or mission boulevard for alternates. it's not terribe, kristen, like i mentioned, a ten-minute delay now that we're down to the far right lane blocked. >> thanks. >>> this morning president trump is trying to cast his cntroversial visit to pittsburgh, pennsylvania in a positive light. he said his trip was well deceived despite widespread protests of his presence. meantime, three more victims were laid to rest today. aches's stephanie ramos has details. >> reporter: this was the scene outside the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh as president trump and first lady melania visited the site where 11 people were murdered as they worshipped. the synagogue's rabbi welcoming them. mourners lining the block around the synagogue to remember those who were killed in the saturday morning massacre. ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ >> reporter: all while more than a thousand protesters demanding the president denounce white nationalism. >> he is not welcome in my synagogue and in my city. >> r

union city. a double fatal crash. it happened 10:40 last night on northbound 880. full closure at whipple road. that is a sig-alert. there are sur is fas streets to useoulevard or mission boulevard will work as well. definitely don't want to get stuck in that. there is a little bit of a backup in that. amy hollyfield is getting an update from chp. we will check in with her in a couple minutes and he get the latest from her. >> funerals continue today in pittsbu pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> president trump made a controversial visit. >> it's not about you! let the famil th iour neiboyo nme here. >> lalffls had asked preside a treey ivanka and jared kushner. >> he says a purrveyor of speech. >> meanwhile, as the fbi moves forward, they are struggling to find information on robert bowers. >>> students accuse san francisco state university of tolerating anti-semiticmiticmit. the judge said the students e s failed to present adequate facts. >>> the green without someone behind the the receive permits. they will be allowed in sunnyvale, palo alto, los altos. they will be able to operate at speeds of 65 miles per hour and at night. >> the future is here. >>

union city. your best bet is to use an alternate at this point. they are diverting traffic off the freeway right at alvarado niles. you can use alvarado niles road at two dyer street to connect to whipple past the accident. but in the meantime, all lanes shut down. speeds down to 5 miles per hour approaching the scene. bart trains are all on time. all lanes shut down through there. the problem is past that, you can go north on 880 but you're going to run into more delays northbound 880 in oakland right at 23rd due to roadwork. so the nimi cleaskies, cool conditions, a live look at the "salesforce tower" camera looking east. you can see the bay bridge out there and our temperatures are in the 40s and in the 50s this morning. 49 in concord. 53 oakland. livermore cool at 44. san francisco 54. 49 in san jose and santa rosa in the mid-50s. fog-free this morning. this afternoon warmer than average by 10 degrees. tonight, clear and cool, 60s. we are watching the winds decrease. and that's a good thing. the winds are easing this morning. that red flag war

and how you know i guess it's good to have you with us economy ministers of the european union met in the austrian city of in spoke this friday they are trying to find solutions to ease trade tensions and avoid a return to the tit for tat tariff conflict that could hit cars and other products made in the e.u. in july president donald trump agreed to hold back on his threatened twenty five percent import tariff for vehicles on the go she ations take place between washington and brussels. german economy minister peter warned that time was running out and called on e.u. members to find a solution to prevent a trade war with the united states. is twofold first of all we want to complete the various trade agreements the european union is negotiating as quickly as possible and secondly we want to drive on the talks to find a common solution with the us so that we can prevent a trade war. french foreign minister john baptista one called for an overhaul of the world trade organization the order that is effective and efficient modernization of the w. cio. austria currently her. the six month rotating presidency

using direrialha you'le h to take that since about 10:40 last night. we've been tracking this. bob redell is on the scene. you're in union city. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. we just heard from a chp sergeant who gave us an update. they expect it to probably be at least another hour and a half before they're able to open up northbound 880 on the border with union city and hayward. one reason it's taking so long, they have their major accident investigation team out here trying to recreate this accident in which two people were killed. to give youd 10:40 last night there was a small tour bus headed northbound on 80. this was a construction zone at the time, and for whatever reason, it didn't stop. it was stop and go traffic, but it ended up hitting one car. it went on top of tlexis. it killed the driver in that car and other passengers and through a chain reaction it pushed a second car ups big rig a, drivers of thei passengers, and the tour bus operator and the big rig drivers were not hurt but they are both cooperating and tour bus driver is also as i mentioned cooperating. they do not suspect drugs and alcohol were

union city. trista in pleasanton wrote us about a $125 shipment of breast milk. it arrived late and the milk spoiled. the delivery company didn't offer a refund but after we called trista got her $125 back. christine in san jose asked for help with a bigger case, paid $1800 through her home warranty to replace hery for almost a year. after we contacted the home warranty company it refunded christine's $1800. dialed us fo help into a dispute over the value of an old smartphone. he traded it in and he felt shorted by more than 100 bucks. after we called the manufacturer, it offered robert $125 credit. maybe question help you, too. call us 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >>> as any parent will tell you, it is important to know that your child understands the value of a dollar. >> when it comes to $1,000, seems one little guy just didn't get the lesson soon enough. the first lesson here, young children and shredders don't really mix there. >> oh, boy. >> the utah couple found that out the hard way. they say their toddler, leo,

union city. your best bet is to use an alternate at this point.verting traffic off the freeway right at alvarado niles. you can use alvarado niles road at two dyer street to connect to whipple past the accident. but in the meantime, all

right now let us say for a month or week even for a few days the world will simply collapse the world is not in a good shape through much without the european union into a been a much more city asian. brussels based journalist rivera aide told us why he thinks there's such a noticeable divide between the e.u.'s leadership and its citizens. the last story of europeans with europe it's coming to an end that people still feel europeans find but it's second rate is not very important and they don't realize that all directives all their own legislation in their own country comes from brussels through the direct is produced by the european commission and approved by the european parliament so it is it is a strange situation into which europe is very important for european citizens but they don't perceive it you know and they date they prefer their national identity they keep their nationality day now want the borders back because they see that european borders don't function after four years of problems so that's the situation now and mrs morgan he can say whatever she she wants to say but she's not a hero for the europeans. you know the strongest storm to hit the united states in

city skyline. that's union station in the foreground and towering before us, the dramatic world war i museum. one of the points of pride here is the free streetcar that run as two-mile trek through the city. since voters approved it in 2012 it's meant a lot more business and investment in the city, and some progress, though, does have its limits as one street in particular has come to symbolize. >> when i was running, i said that people treat truest avenue like it's the 't garcation line of across it. >> reporter: kansas city's mayor sly james is fighting history and today's reality. >> police found a man lying on the sidewalk near 43rd and troost and he later died. >> troost used to be a very active commercial area and became the dividing line purposely to keep those who were encroaching on it out. >> you look west of the line, it's about 95% white. you look east of the line, it's about 95% black. >> reporter: professor brent never says kansas city's dividing line was done by design. who is j.c. nickels and how did he leave his imprint here? >> he's a real estate developer, became nationally

union square. they tell us it's the same in every big city. >> i think you'll have tourism no matter what. i think it will shy people away from coming maybe a second or third time. >> reporter: a premonition that, if true, could cost san francisco billions of dollars in the long run. despite all that, san francisco travel is forecasting that tourism will be even greater than 2019. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> a big step in santa rosa's road to recovery from the devastating wildfires. plus -- >> a new perspective on a controversial police killing. both sides have something to say about it. >>> someone came along and helped me. so i'm passing that on to other guys. >> paying it forward. one man changed his life and is now changing others. >>> we're getting a look at the newly unveiled video of the 2015 fatal shooting of mario woods by san francisco police officers. we want to warn you that some people might find this video disturbing. >> drop the knife, [ gunshots ]. >> they just killed him like that, dude. that's unnecessary, man. >> the release of the video comes afte

a pretrial hearing this morning for a man accused of using a hidden camera to record people in a starbucks bathroom in union city. >>> the camera was found at the starbucks at union landing on dyer street. david lista was arrested, 45 years old. they said he secretly videotaped people and he is a registered offender who was convicted of videotaping high school girls on the peninsula. >>> san francisco d8 george gascon says his 90-year-old mother's health weighed heavily and as an only child he has a responsibility to care of her. he served as chief of police and appointed d8 in 2011 after, here is left to serve as california's attorney general. he is set to run against susie loftus and she's been endorsed by mayor london breed. and includes commission member joe vermes and others. >>> battle lines forming over  what could be a really hot fight over housing here in california. proposition 10 is on the november ballot and would repeal a statewide measure that prohibits rent control on apartments, condos and single- family homes built after 9095. they say prop 10 is badly needed to keep rents within reach. critic

used to treat other foot problems like hammer toe. the doctor says most patients don't need pain medication after the surgery. >>> we have an ongoing traffic alert. it's causing big problems in union city. northbound 880 right at whipple, it's a crash with two fatalities. it happened about 10:30 last night. traffic is backed up beyond 84 so well into fremont. use an alternate. it's big delays on 880. so you will definitely want to get on alvarado niles to dyer street. you can reconnect at whipple. mission, hesperian boulevards, great alternates to industrial parkway to get back on 880. they are moving now. traffic is is fine on those service streets. as the morning commute progresses things might get worse depending how long these lanes will be shut down on 880. keeping or eye on 680 as well, another great alternate. closure at 238 to sunol on northbound 680. they hope to open up lanes at 6:00. they are alternating closures so you can get by at slower speeds, better than 880 though. good news on 880 in oakland. all lanes open from roadwork overnight closure right at 23rd . clear from the coliseum at the bay bridge. there is a bart advisory in effect. no stops at ashby station. >>> it's

. >>> a pretrial hearing held this morning for a man accused of using a hidden camera to secretly record people in union city inside of a starbucks bathroom. 45-year-old david lister was arrested after the hidden camera was found in the starbucks at the union landing shopping center on dyer street. they found evidence that he secretly videotaped people in other bathrooms. he is a registered sex offender. he was convicted 10 years ago of a videotaping high schthe pe that is a look at some of the top stories that we are working on. >>> a recent rain may have raised hopes that the fire season is ending but the california firefighters say they cannot afford to relax. despite the recent wet weather. >> october is traditionally and instantly one of the most dangerous months. but cal fire says when you consider the number of structures burned, seven of california's 10 biggest fires happened in october. even with yesterday's rain as it past october, it is going to get warmer. that will only increase the fire danger this month. >> it is going to be a brief reprieve and nice break for a couple of days. what is going t

us cities include boston, san diego and detroit. the nationwide strike grew larger yesterday when 3,000 union employees and hawaii hit the picket lines, marriott workers are demanding higher wages, a safer work place and more job security. >> i'm on the street, for me and my co-workers, it's normal. somehow, it's become normal where you have to work two or three jobs. >> marriott released this statement, quote: atement, quote: >>> members of the largest union on the university of california campuses taking a strike vote today and tomorrow, that includes workers caring for patients at the uc medical centers and security guards on all ten campuses. they say the university is hiring subcontractors that does some of the work that leads to good careers at the school and they show women are paid less than men and the number of workers is declining. it will be second strike this year. >>> turning now to the upcoming november election. in san francisco voters will decide whether large companies will pay a tax to help fight the homeless crisis. proposition c is getting high profile support as well as opposition. >>> there's no argument that t

explosion in somalia it happened near a military base in the capital city mogadishu both african union peacekeepers i mean song and somali troops use the road close to the facility. the u.k. minister responsible for making sure that happens his government is preparing for a no deal divorce from europe dominic rob was addressing the annual governing conservative party conference in birmingham there are less than six months to go before britain is due to leave the rest of the e.u. . china is marking sixty nine years since the founding of the communist people's republic a flag raising ceremony was held in tiananmen square in beijing national day on october the first kicks off a week of celebrations with fireworks and public performances. the nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to two immunologists for their work on cancer therapies james p. allison and to so cool separately discovered and developed cancer treatments which improve the human immune systems of the body can better attack cancer allisons based in the us is japanese those are your headlines up next as lifelines morning years and half an hour see that. there are those

the last twelve months so it's clear that people have lost a lot of trust in us but also goes for the union party who's the cityyear and the city as you would expect common ground. and that's why until now we have not been able to be clear about what the grand coalition has achieved doit lish mohan quanta but it was the social democrats who suffered most on the night losing half of their voters in bavaria the party leaders it's increasingly difficult to justify why the s.p.d. is still propping up the coalition government that's kind of a summer what we do those are my what must we avoid alice we don't have control of everything and the government's bad image links are contributed to the fact that issues that were asked to the populace didn't get through which the vanity did mention which to get lose in. a new poll suggested that eighty eight percent of s.p.d. party members would prefer to leave the grand coalition. now senior figures are wondering whether it would be better to stay or go. karts shorter what is clear is that just because the s.p.d. and its members had good reasons for joining the coalition not o

us each here you know the case wes tackle are large and small. on the high end six figures on the small end we fought to get eight bucks back for a guy in union cityre is a medium sized case. trista in pleasanton wrote us about a $125 shipment of breast milk. it arrived late and the milk spoiled. the delivery company didn't offer a refund but after we called, trista got her $125 back. christine in san jose asked for help with a bigger case, she paid $1800 through her home warranty to replace her air conditioner. but the ac didn't work properly for almost a year. after we contacted the home warranty company, it refunded christine's $1800. robert in concord dialed us for help into a dispute over the value of an old smartphone. he traded it in and he felt shorted by more than 100 bucks. after we called the manufacturer, it offered robert $125 credit. maybe we can help you, too. call us 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> you too, chris. >>> ahead here on nbc bay area, two breaking stories in the east bay. one of them a big rig dumping 27 pounds of dirt on 680. we have team coverage on the traffic night nair. wh

us. >> david blank opted out of housekeeping for rewards points. >> in the hopes that they really negotiate this deal and get it over with quickly. they do have great employees. >> the union shas in other cities like boston and detroit, negotiations aren't going well. >> marriott clearly didn't take us seriously in either instance. it's sad that they want to continue the strike. >> downtown san francisco, joe bin a fortin, abc 7 news. >>> the union that represents thousands of patient care technical workers announced a walkout on october 23rd. it will last for three days. strikes are planned at four other medical campuses. they walked out once before in may. ucsf will reschedule appointments but the emergency department will remain open. >>> lisa, we're talking about cooler temperatures this morning. but really in the afternoon, hot temperatures inland, right? >> the offshore event is on, the winds are beginning to pick up in the upper elevations. a live look at the roof camera. a cool 55 degrees here with 50 in santa rosa. starting out cool and gray with the visibility issues in the north bay. but warm, sunny, bre low relative humidity for high fire danger the next 24 to 30 hours. we'll talk

union city. you see the dollar amount distant matter to us. here's trista in pleasanton. she wrote us a $125 shipment of breast milk arrived late and spoiled. she got her $125 back. christine in san jose asked for help with a bigger case. she paid $1800 through her home warranty to replace her air conditioner, but it didn't work properly for almost a year. after we contacted the warranty company, it refunded christine's $1800. and robert in concord dialed us for help into the value of an old smartphone. he traded it in and felt shorted by more than 100 bucks. after we called the manufacturer, it offered robert, a $125 credit. maybe we can help you too. call us any time. the number is 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >>> all right. is the palm of your hand itching? if you're feeling lucky, you might want to pick up a mega millions ticket tonight. that drawing now, $420 million. that jackpot is the top ten million jackpot of all-time. and no one matched all numbers on tuesday so people have until 9:45 tonight to try their luck out. the odds of

us. >> reporter: and david blank opted out of housekeeping for rewards points. >> i hope that day, you know, negotiate e nd get it ooverwith quickly, because they have great employees. >> reporter: the union says in other cities like boston and detroit, the negotiations are not going well. >> marriott clearly did not take us seriously, and it is really sad they w to continue the strikes. >> reporter: in downtown san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> something that everybody has to the take today is the fire danger. he a mild vis santa rosa and 20-minute delays at sfo and the northerly winds gusting at 20 at at fairfield and that is why the temperatures are in the 70s well out to the delta, but we are in the 50s here and cloudy, but it is coming together for a strong off shore flow the night. and we will talk about the wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, and temperatures in the 80s a few minutes away. >>> and also next, it has been half a century since one of the most pivotal protests in the vietnam war which with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes doer a million trees can't impact power lines. and since

the question for governor cuomo over the mta since it use four times the number of workers on projects than any other city what about having the union to support you? is it acceptable to have nippers to watch materials be moved around or people in the break rooms? . >> i don't think i have ever met a nippers. >> but they exist. under second avenue subway hog house tenders. >> what? cuomo: i thought i knew what i was talking about. . >> is it acceptable? cuomo: of course, not. >> audi rain in the spending? . >> first of all, you know, the most powerful unions in the state have been and i have no problem when it comes between doing the right thing by the people. i am the most aggressive governor when it comes to building in the country. $100billion. i will take on the mta have no problem accepting responsibility the mayor does not want to pay the state legislature and my opponent voted against $7 billion of mta funding. you need the funding my opponent endorsed my plan. >> so how would you have them get in line? molinaro: the governor has abandoned responsibility for the mta was in a death spiral with high rates declining and those wi

union city, 62. if you can see, it is variable but it goes towards the northwest which allows us to cool off a little. the decrease in the breeze and that opens the door to cool it off. today's about sunshine and 78. >>> traffic is light in some areas. it is not so light in others. marin county does not look bad. southbound 101 getting to the golden gate bridge, traffic moving along well to the toll plaza. across the bay, into the east shore freeway, taking less than 30 minutes to drive her from the bridge to the macarthur maze. that is not a bad commute. at the bay bridge toll plaza, about 20 minutes delay before you can make it onto the bridge. 880 is slowing down at the coliseum up north. we have slow traffic on the san mateo bridge as you go out there. you can see the traffic in san francisco is approaching it. it is going to be slow. i want to mention something relatively new. northbound 680 at stone brown road, danville, a crash. traffic will be busy. getting out of the walnut creek area to get -- to danville. back to the desk. >>> one year since the start of the devastating northbay wildfires

acceptable we therefore expect this city you to take appropriate action with us this evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester but in berlin. well with the social democrats on the c.d.u. haemorrhaging votes in has said those votes had to go somewhere in the beneficiaries word the green party who put in another strong showing of the previously doing well in bavaria and also alternative for germany they entered the parliament in hazard for the first time and now it means that they have representation in all sixteen states in germany as well as being represented in the national parliament the bundestag party leadership of the day while they were ecstatic at the results of the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every german region after the great success it has. but when it comes back to angela merkel the situation with the c.d.u. in the current coalition it was only really a matter of time when we look back at it the it took them the best part of seven months to form a coalition governmen

use unsuccessful effort to unionize healthcare workers. as blu says its goal is to stop companies from overcharging. amber lee, ktvu, fox tv news. >>> 4:37 a.m. and the city of walnut creek tackling the homeless problem head on. the city wants to take part of the state program that provides grants to ease the homeless problem. the declaration that a city is in a sheltered crisis means walnut creek would receive $5 million and contra costa county would get more than $7 million. the homeless count showed at least 1600 people in the county considered homeless. >>> the oakland city council improved -- proved a safe parking program for the homeless will live in their cars. city leaders agreed to spend $300,000 over the next year allowing safe places for the homeless to park in the overnight hours. supported by local churches and calls for several special parking lot around the city with security officers and an on-site coordinator as well as porta bodies. >>> one family is demanding answers after man died after he was tased by sheriff's deputies. relatives 837-year-old kobe had a mental breakdown on october 3rd. he was seen running in and out of traffic. inves

city is coalition airstrikes largely destroyed. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. they tried again, and again they failed. european unioneaders are meeting in brussels tonight. they had hoped to break the deadlock for a deal for britaian to withdraw from the european union. shortly befofore the summit gern chancellor angela merkel said she was optimistic a deal could be done. britain's prime minister theresa may told most reporters the issues have been resolved, although differences remain over issues about the northern island border backstop. both sides say they want to make sure there will be no physical border between northern ireland which is part of britain, and the irish republic brexit once his history. -- once brexitit is history. >> what we have seen is that we have solved most of the issues in the withdrawal agreement. there is still a question of the northern irish backstop, but everyone on the table wants to get a deal and by working intensely and closely, we can achieve that deal. i believe a deal is achievable and now is the time to make it happen. brent: on the european side, the leaders said there is a w

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former president of the american civil liberties union madam thank you for sharing your views with us thank you so much the doctors in the southern iraqi city of bath a worry that the zs is like cholera might spread through the cities on usable water supply as first canals are blocked by piles of rubbish and sanitation system has collapsed there we generate huge accounts of his warning that nearly two hundred eighty thousand children could be affected by diarrhea and russia's rob matheson reports basra is threaded with waterways along which trade has flowed for generations but not no. pictures from the norwegian refugee council show canals choked by garbage and beneath the piles of trash water is such a thing to do with salt and then to build through the second machine or she would have been majority when the water first became salty my brother got poisoned he stayed in the hospital for two days there are too many cases of poisoning it's not only one or two thousands of people that poisoned. upstream dams in turkey syria and iran are blamed for reducing fresh water supplies to a trickle salt water from the gulf has been edging northwards fo

city that its coalition airstrikes largely destroyed. it's good to have you with us well they try. i'd again and again they failed european union leaders are meeting in brussels tonight they had hoped to break the deadlock over a deal for britain to withdraw from the european union shortly before the summit german chancellor angela merkel said that she was optimistic that a deal could be done british prime minister to resign may she told most reporters that most of the issues have been resolved although differences remain over what is known as the northern ireland border backstop now both sides say they want to ensure that there will be no physical border between northern ireland which is part of britain and the irish republic once breaks it is history of what we've seen is that we've so place to be she's in withdrawal and grievance there are still there is still a question of the northern irish faxed off but i believe everybody around the table wants to get a deal and by working intensively and closely we can achieve that deal i believe a deal is achievable now is the time to make it happen. on the european side the leaders sa

. >> reporter: the union said in other cities like boston and detroit, negotiations are not going well. >> marriott, clearly didn't take us seriously in either instance, it's sad that they want to continue the strikes. >> reporter: when the strike initially started marriott released a statement saying in part, they were disappointed but would remain excellent service at their hotels. the union said they are scheduled to go back to the table with marriott in the next few days and they are remaining hopeful. reporting live in downtown san francisco. abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you. now, meantime, workers at ucsf are planning to go on strike later this month. the union that represents thousands of patient care technical workers announced that it will start on october 23rd and last for three days. strikes are planned for other medical campuses. the workers walked out before in may. ucsf will reschedule poim appointments but the emergency department will remain open. >>> we were if in jack london square for the tours of the tall ship, lady washington. through sunday, visitors can experience maritime history by taking a tou

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>> reporter: chp gave us an update and still think they'll be able to get northbound 880 reopened at the border of hayward and union city reopened as you mentioned, by 6:00. they've removed the two vehicles that were involved in this accident. you can see one of them is on the back of the those vehicles . they've got them on the flatbeds and doing a sweep of all the debris on the today. this is the result of a horrible accident happened around 10:40 last night. there was a small tour bus, it hit stop and go traffic on northbound 880 near whipple. we're in hayward on the border with union city. the bus failed to stop, collided with two cars, ended up on top of a lexus, crushed that vehicle and pushed a sedan, a ford sedan und underneath a ups big rig. the drivers of both the cars, one a man, the other a woman, they died on the scene. there were no passengers in lcoh or drugs were involved. they will be lookingheth this p role, ifllision, so right now, they're just not sure what caused this accident, but it's such a severe accident, they had their major accident investigation team, their m.a.i.t. team trying to recreate w

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us cutting each other's throats. that's what they do best. this is the lawsuit filed by the federal credit union against the city. going to go through it really fast. let's go to page 2. it says here the credit union says these are a lot of allegations would not decrease the medallion purchase price below $250,000 -- >> if you could pause the time. we didn't -- i don't think we got the right copy of this. we don't have page 2. >> no, no, you're not going to see many pages. this suit has maybe 80 pages. i just extracted certain -- >> i see. i see. >> i'm on page 2. >> page 4? >> well, look, don't look at the bottom here. just -- this is the cover. these pages come through -- it's about a 60-page document. it's a lawsuit. >> could i just ask you then to refer to the bullet point or something, because we can't follow it. >> what if i just say -- ok, well -- >> i can't follow along. without a page number. >> let's start at the top, no bullet point -- >> let's start his time again. >> ok. the credit union made a deal where no permits could be sold below -- did you want to ask me a question? >> you didn't start the tim

city. good to have you with us today one of the u.k.'s top universities has found itself at the center of a controversy after the head of its student union cold for the removal of a hundred year old memorial ordering soldiers who fought in the first world war correspondent anastasio checking up picks up the story. here at the university of southampton a student union president has caused a lot of outrage after she demanded a world war one memorial new movie scrapped the reason it features only white men mark my words we had taken downs a mural white man in the eunice senator room even if i have to paint or eat myself the problem is it's not just a random white man on the mural the image was painted in one thousand sixteen and is known to students who fought and died in the first world war without being able to complete their degrees so this remark to get rid of the mural drew a lot of criticism including from a descendant of the artist the sentiment behind the painting is wonderful it's awful to see women like this browsing off on twitter about something as idiotic as that this means that real issues then don't get discussed. i hope she

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officers with cameras by the end of 20-19.the city's largest police union, the patrolmen's benevolent association, declined to comment on the incident but the usedy cameras has been a sensitive issue with the union through the years. the n-y-p-d moved to adopt body cameras after a manhattan federal judge ordered the department to test them as a way to curb stop-and-frisk searches of black and latino men that she ruled the police union which is fighting to block the public disclosure of encounters on police body cameras won a major victory last month when the state's appeals panel blocked the release of n-y-p-d body camera footage until it hears arguments in november. that was myles miller reporting. the new york police union says the department's release of video is illegal and arbitrary. here in california --- governor brown signed a bill last month that requires departments to release body camera video -- in most "use of force" incidents. let's take a look outside right now... chief karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: skies were partly cloudy with plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. hurricane willa is approachin

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us today. i would love to hear a little bit more about your advisory committee. you talked a little bit about city agencies and advocates, unions and companies could be a part of that and i would assume that it also includes organizations like jobs with justice. what that be a subcommittee or what that be something more informal in terms of the advisory committee? >> to answer your question about additional groups, as i am still reaching out to folks and i think jobs with justice is an excellent suggestion and i will reach out to them, but the advisor committee process role is to give us feedback along the way and also have a couple of meetings where we can gather their input and bring everyone together in the same room. i think the purpose of the advisory committee would be mostly for feedback on the draft report. feedback on the data and of course, feedback on the final report before we issue it. >> ok. and then you would bring those findings to the commission so that we could have insight into those? >> exactly. i would bring the findings to the commission and i think i would also make a presentation before the board of supe

used atomic weapons on defenseless cities and would like to do so again so it's there absolutely should be more negotiation more peace negotiations but the u.s. is a very belligerent power ever since the soviet union was grew from eastern europe they've been moving. in forces an american control forces closer and closer to russia there is that there is certainly russia why are they doing this of course it's a very aggressive move mr putin pointed out these these things have been going on for a while and this is just another step in american aggressiveness it's a horrible step it's a slap on the in the face of the the dead president reagan and it's a horrible thing i remember when he was was president for example was a reich avik negotiating with mr gorbachev with the neo cons around the more desperate they not be allowed to meet by themselves they want to think they didn't they wanted to control reagan reagan was towards the end of his life wanted to get rid of all nuclear weapons he thought he called them god awful weapons they are they are indeed that and the fact that the u.s. wants to manufacture more station them all around the world can only have a very very bad effect it's a miracle we've e