this is statistically significant sample on the taxi side, van side, group transportation side and there was a overall 81% were very satisfied or somewhat satisfied with our services, 90% satisfaction with the trip and the program. those are just a few things i want to mention. we did launch new incentives for ramp taxi operators who are transporting wheelchairs in ramp taxis to make the initiative more attractive for our drivers. i wanted to make those remarks. >> director davis. >> i want to say as we think about partnership with sfmta and muni what it looks like to make sure everyone is clear on that. that sharing the clarifying remarks here may not change where or how community communicates that information to the people that they meet or they work with at the clinic. it is how they get truth in what they experienced versus what we say is on paper because a lot of times people take advantage of folks not having in hand. they are told something very different. that is why these things get perpetuated. they call and somebody says for whatever reason. i think there is a need to be in co

this is from a startup company called via, the service will start with six vans providing transportation anywhere in cupertino and to sunnyvale's caltrain, it will cost five dollars per ride and offer weekly and monthly passes. it is an 18 month pilot program that begins tuesday it is an 18 month pilot program that begins tuesday, october 29. >>> if you are getting ready to head out the door there are a couple of things sal is covering. >> we still have that problem on 580, when you get to 35th there is an overturned injury accident and the traffic is backed up from highway 13, the easy way to get around it is not use 580 unless you are getting on after 35th. just use 880 northbound which is good. an accident at macarthur maze has been cleared and when you get to the bay bridge it's a normal backup. the east bay commute is slow from concorde to walnut creek, due to a crash, and on the peninsula south 101 at holly street a pedestrian was hit, they issued an alert but then took it back saying lanes are open but i still see a bunch of slow traffic here. me being who i am i would not use 101

reporter: those suspects wanted for murder, the couple considered armed and dangerous escape a prison transport van the amo team out of sierra, vista flew a drone for over 20 flight hours in gila county. >> we are able to collect sensitive and critical information that allows them to plan the execution phase of the capture. >> that was kevin andrew reporting for ktvu. >>> looking in on the weather, we are concerned about the upcoming warm event which is not going to be a major heat event. we will see something very typical for this time of year, the main event will be wednesday night into thursday morning, when we can see that red flag warning in the hills, northeast, and south bay. obviously in north mendocino county, and into butte county and those areas. it is just that time of year. the wind blows it all. you just get on it. the national weather service has issued these products. right now, it is a fire weather watch. it will most likely roll over to a red flag warning in the next few hours or so. the high pressure is building back in. that is typical for this time of year. we had that big brea

transportation correspondent kris van cleave has new details. ( sirens ) >> reporter: the 24-year-old saab 2000 turbo prop came to rest just feet from the waters of captain's bay, its nose and front section down an embankment. 38-year-old david oltman of wenatchee, washington died after suffering traumatic injuries during the crash landing. 10 others were hurt, one critically. on board were three crew members and 39 passengers, including a small child in someone's lap, and a high school swim team from mordova, alaska. no one on the swim team was seriously injured. school superintendent alex russin talked to us via skype. >> at first notification of the event, certainly, a person's heart sinks. and you become weak in the knees. we knew in a matter of minutes that it appeared all of the kids were safe and accounted for and were off of the plane. >> reporter: preliminary reports to the n.t.s.b. said the penn air flight aborted its first landing attempt at the dutch harbor airport which is notorious for its topography and wind conditions. on its second approach, the plane went off the end

it is transported in a refrigerated van to schools and institutions so that the food doesn't spoil on the way to places like this home for the aged in good to cram. in. to do it 30 women at the large have had their weekly feel from feeding india. we have seen i don't know if any person has an institutional thinking what i mean. if they're throwing them out they were 10 percent of that about if they stood for if particular office has 2000 employees excess food will becoming a profit to 50 people or 300 people forget imagine that you know we can feed 2 for 300 people every day basis treating india has recently tied up with a large food service company that operates all over india this is one of its warehouses that procures 12 tons of ingredients from farmers and importers every day that they then supply to restaurants but restaurants are normally critical of potatoes to bent out of shape or capsicums that aren't the right shade of green so those that don't make the cut are set aside for feeding india nutritious and ready to be cooked. about all the talent we. have if one aspect of feedi

transportation, the cammle. in contrast with this ancient care van a modern motor cavelcade moves out to drill water wells alonghe route of the new pipeline using trails that formerly could not be traversed in summer. much of the desert is impassable to ordinary tires so this special type of oversized heat resistant tire was developed. it defy it is soft and treacherous sands. these trucks, veritible locomotives of the desert, were built especially for oil field transportation in saudi arabia. they will handle hither to nheard of loads. as rapidly as possible, the company is getting rid of this type of temporary housing, hastely built for the arabs in the early stages of development, and replacing it with modern well-built quarters ike these. among the more important undertakings for the benefit of the saudi arabs, wholly unconnected with oil operations is the full-scale agricultural project that is under way. this irrigation canal in which the oil company helped the government to build is bringing water to an area of nearly 3,000 acres now under intensive cultivation. arab farmers assisted by american agricult

transport to the facility. there are issues on our side, like if we can't run vans every hour and somebody is ready and have their bag of stuff and ready to go and they have to wait for us to transport them for two hours, they will walk off. that happens with a fair amount of frequency, completely understandable, no one wants to wait that waiting room. if they walk off, sometimes we don't get them back. so it's another area of potential risk perform so then they're placed if treatment. we review their level of care and we're required to do that every 30 days. max length of stay that they will cover is 90 days. so back to the question, supervisor, that you asked. we grabbed data from the first month as a snapshot and average time to -- and this had to do with approvals, not because we didn't have beds -- anywhere from same day and detoxes are all same day to 72 business hours, that's business hours. if you came in on a friday, that could be wednesday of the following week. the number of clients who needed to newly enroll in the last month was 14, so this was 14 people who had to be escorted to harrison street. >>

according to the department of transportation, on average, a pedestrian was killed every 88 minutes in traffic accidents in 2017. here's kris vanave. >> reporter: emergency braking systems can save lives. many new cars are equipped with sensors that can detect a pedestrian and stop automatically if the drivereah s not reliable. how well do these system work in real-world situations, like crossing the street? >> weo unsi fat tiodnst, thahe vehicle struggled. >> reporter: greg brannon is with a.a.a., which tested for midsized sedans. in one scenario, a child darts out, and 90% of the time the vehicle failed to stop a vehicle travel 20 miles an hour. every time a car turned a corner it hit a pedestrian. and when a sedan traveling 20 miles per hour encountered two adults it hit them 80% of the time. the results were even worse in the dark. >> what we uncovered is most of these systems do not work at night and when you look at situations when pedestrians are most vulnerable, it's at night. >> reporter: earlier this year, the insurance institute fo highway safety found most s.u.v.s tested during the day were allowed to avoid a pedest

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of start rescue was right we need money for the transport and germans the italians the brits started pay so you raise a few $1000.00 fellow docs into a vanand bring them to a shelter where they look for sponsors again the same people who already gave money donated then. used that's what we're talking. back in berlin stephan clips diners looking for political support he meets with beyond voice that animal rights expert of the christian democratic party. the author of i'm often on my own documenting researching and contacting the police of the view that i often feel like the political will to actively come down and this is lacking. it's fun for us it's good of you to have both but this is actually the state's job every local council should have an animal rights department. up to now authorities haven't been effectively clamping down on dog smuggling of. it infuriates me that this is still possible with selling animals online still has not been banned. as a dog lover stephan cliff stein wants to ensure that all the dogs being smuggled to germany month after month get the protection if they deserve. so all from focus on europe this time arou

transporting somebody to the hospital. what we had not seen, though, at this point is the coroner's van, so we don't know if the investigation is just going longer or perhaps the coroner just hasn't gone here yet. we'll keep asking question. san jose pd does not have details for us just yet. >>> thank you very much. obviously a developing story right now. >>> 5:09, and we've been talking about this, the weather and the traffic, of course, the weather, kari, you're telling you it would be a calmer day? >> a much-needed break, but unfortunately the smoke from the wildfire will be moving in as we go through the rest of the day. if you need to get outside, try to get out there early, not because of just the hot temperatures, but also that smoke moving in. we'll have kind of two things working against us today. it's even going to warm up in san francisco. we will see our start this morning at 62 degrees, much cooler right now in the north bay, with napa starting out ought 49 degrees. it's 504 santa rosa. in palo alto it's 59, 58 degrees in san jose. as we check out our morning trend for mountain view, as you get ready to head out

transport. and the germans the italians and the brits stopped to pay so a couple of $1000.00 euros is raised by load the dogs into a van and bring the. into a home with a look for sponsors again the same people who already donated money donate again and then but next stage money supposedly needed for vaccinations papers etc i probably get 222-5000 euros for 30 or 40 dogs the. key allies of the dog mafia are corrupt veterinarians who forged documents for the smuggled dogs. back in berlin there are no plans for a ban on the online pet trade in germany unlike in austria and switzerland. was talking to you can it infuriates me i find it frustrating that it's still possible to sell animals online. and so it continues millions of euros being made month after month by smuggling dogs from eastern europe. for now a new study published by the university of glasgow says that professional footballers are footballers face an increased risk of dying from dementia and other neurological diseases the study is the largest ever of its kind surveying the deaths of over $7000.00 former players experts believe that they have confirmed a li

transport. and the germans the italians and the brits start to pay so a couple of $1000.00 euros is raised they load the dogs into a van and bring them to a home. with a look for sponsors again the same people who already donated money donate again and then the next stage money supposedly needed for vaccinations papers etc they probably get 222-5000 euros for 30 or 40 dogs. key allies of the dog mafia are corrupt veterinarians who forged documents for the smuggled dawgs. now. there are no plans for a ban on the online pet trend in germany and mike in austria and switzerland. has gotten into you can it infuriates me i find it frustrating that it's still possible to sell animals online. and so it continues millions of euros being made month after month by smuggling dogs from eastern europe. and here are more stories that are making headlines around the globe norwegian police have now arrested the man of the woman in connection with the theft of an ambulance that ran into several people in the capital also look police opened fire to bring the vehicle to a halt and they seized 2 guns and drugs no one was seriously injured

i drive a diesel van, i'm not proud of it, but it's the only way until our government can create better, cheaper public transportot today. what impact is this happening on your likelihood? well, just sitting in traffic, i think doing nothing, polluting the claimant, even more. polluting the climate, even more. if you get the emission test around this zone, it's going to be high, definitely. we're not moving. what's your message to the protesters? plastic bottles, all those things. we are trying to change, but you can't force overnight change, i would say, you know? as with previous protests, this one has celebrity support. none of us would need to be here if governments were doing what they needed to be doing, but they're not. many people say there is a level of hypocrisy because a lot of these people will drive cars, they will fly, i mean, you're a successful actor, no doubt you fly, or, do you fly? ifly when i have to but i'm trying to reduce flying. what extinction rebellion say is it's not about, it's very important to take personal measures, but there is a huge issue here, what they're calling for is govern

van ness of a new are really accessible and are those which the community embraces and finds it just as convenient to use, even more convenient than trying to take the buses or whatever transportation in order to get to general or up to st. francis, which is now a little further away. i think that would show that the city's partnership with our cpmc organization actually has benefited the residents of our city, which i think is the purpose of the d.a. those would be my requests. i might also add that it is a small one, but on the senior center that says that we are going to have an advisory board in the community, i'm hoping it is a mistaken comment that the community advisory board only meets once a year, because that wouldn't seem to be adequate input on the part of either the community or cpmc in terms of dialogue regarding the work of the senior center. aside from that, i will conclude my remarks. >> thank you. i would like to echo what the other commissioners have said, thinking you for your excellent presentations, and also to the public for your very insightful comments. i think, you know, my concern is that there are literal stipulations for the d.a. and then there are mand

vans shoes moving in the opposite direction. then we'll look at shares of phillip 66 which are higher by a percent or so. the oil refiner, transportationrowly below consensus forecast phillips 66 helped along by stronger results in the fuel sales operations that includes the namesake gas stations as well as 76 and conoco brand to your point, joe ending on a quick check on amazon roughly 110,000 shares of pre-market volume. this on the heels of the earnings report last night we want to point out as of yesterday's close the online retail giant was already 13% below the record highs that it hit. you can see there back in september of last year if you tack on another 6% today we could be flirting with what some traders call, andrew, that bear market territory or 20% drop from its highs. back over to you guys. >> thank you for that. we're almost two years into the president's new tax law. while republicans continue to taut the president's new policy, some democrats in high tax states are feeling the salt being rubbed in their wounds joining us right now is our guest host ways and means ranking member, kevin brady is here new jersey con man