there is a garbage strike in youngstown ohio. local 377. about 100 workers are on strike because of their contract. because of that teamsters are round the country and physically here in the bay area or are out on what you call and they call it said the strike. the last two days including today they're not out picking up garbage. many locations around the bay area here in daly city. pacifica, fremont, fairfield of not picking gogarbage today. >> the trouble not rolling today. your travel not be picked up to date. we had a chance to talk to one of the peoplee who stress was not picked up in fremont. >> it is an ugly sight to see garbage outside your home. i'd think it should be taken care of. the garbage can not as light there throughout the day or throughout the next few days. >> obviously, the big question is how long will this go on?. if there is some indication it may last two days. we have a couple of union members here from daly city. >> we are being told if your address is not being picked up taken from the curb and when the pickup re

the local workers union, in a sign of solidarity with garbage workers in youngstown, ohio.eeing not to pick up trash thursday and friday. except for attending to "must-do" accounts, like hospitals. on friday, most of these trucks never left the lot. division manager, evan boyd, says the workers are scheduled to go back to work saturday. commercial pick-up will resume monday. residential services thursday. and, for those daly city customers who cannot wait until thursday or friday for regular pick-up to resume. you can bring your trash down to the allied waste facility on edgeworth avenue before noon on saturday and they will take your trash. also, for those living in half moon bay. you can drop your trash off before noon saturday at the ox mountain landfill. in daly city, philippe djegal, kron four news. and in fremont. allied waste trash and recycling bins were not emptied for the second day as well. you can see the trash is already piling up. and that's not sitting well with some customers. most will have to wait for their next regularly scheduled pick-up day. on the up s

union workers are supporting a strike in youngstown, ohio where workers claim unfair label practices. tara moriarty took these pictures of overflowing garbage cans in daly city. they are advising people to keep the trash cans off the curb. time right now is 4:32. the tsa doesn't usually release security video. in the top left side of your screen you can see there now in the middle a female tsa agent is being assaulted by a female passenger and then that man vaulted over a half a wall and tackled the passenger. that man off duty pinole police officer justin rogers. >> she was defenseless. had her arms up. trying to defend herself. someone really needed to help her. luckily i was close enough to help her out. >> now this is the mug shot of the woman accused of attacking the tsa agent. the incident happened last saturday at the honolulu airport. >>> oakland police admit one of its officers mistakenly wounded a teenage boy. the 16-year-old talked exclusively to ktvu channel 2 news. the teenager describes the maybe he felt immediately after that shooting. >>> new this morning reports that

. >> workers are republic allied waste went on strike in youngstown, ohio, and ally dump trucks sat quiet as workers stayed home. both here and in cities across the bay area. the teamsters union issued a statement saying for more than a year now, republic has been trying to squeeze every last cent out of its workers by cheating them out of pay, raising their healthcare costs, and cutting their retirement benefits. >> is the city caught in the middle of this cross fire? >> the city is the victim here. >> fremont mayor says it's not a crisis, yet. the city tried to get word out as quick as they could. and allied made automated phone calls to all its customers. >> no one in public office -- the division is garbage piling up on the streets. >> until the next pickup, dawn scott might have to find out the hungry scotts and raccoons. >> this could be a major disaster for everybody. and we tried reaching out to the garbage company, but no answer. we did hear that they sent a couple workers in from out of town to make sure they did pickups at critical locations like nursing homes and hospitals. kp

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the story first broke april 4 when workers seen here in youngstown, ohio, picketed their employer. in the bay area, dump trucks sat empty as part of a sympathy strike. fast forward to today and employees are on strike once more. this time in memphis. and yes, workers here in the bay area are again walking the picket lines showing their support from thousands of miles away. >> it would make more sense. a lot more sense, you know, if they were striking here. they are doing it for some place else, they shouldn't be. >> residents are getting frustrated, which means i'm getting frustrated. gh garbage is sitting in front of homes and businesses. even though there's no local union problems here. the mayor talked to corporate and national leaders on both sides and urge them to work out their differences over salary and pension cuts. what makes them so confident there won't be a third time? >> that's the first time i heard they are optimistic. we want to get our city back on track to where we were. i think we are optimistic. i'm optimistic and i hope we don't have to see you a third time. >

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the first time bay area trash workers were striking in solidarity with workers in youngstown, ohio. thisime, work forces with others in tennessee. it's part of a so-called sympathy strike. but fremont neighbors are not so sympathetic to their cae. >> it would make more sense, a lot more sense you know, if they were striking here for something here. but if they are doing it for someplace else, they shouldn't be. >> reporter: as we mentioned, it's affected several bay area cities but fremont has seen the worst of it. garbage has been sitting out at least 45,000 homes and businesses. now, coming up in the next half hour, we'll hear from the city's mayor and how he is trying to get things back on track. reporting live in fremont, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> all right, cate, thank you. leave your cans out today. crews will work extra shifts to take away the garbage by the end of the weekend. >>> a 16-year-old boy arrested for the murder of a bay area paramedic is expected in court today. christian burton is supposed to enter a plea for killing quinn boyer. the paramedic was shot in the hea

as a sign of solidarity with striking garbage workers in youngstown, ohio. workers at allied waste services in the bay area, chose not to pick up trash the past two days. this affected close to 26- thousand residential and commercial accounts in daly city, colma and half moon bay. some customers say, this wasn't too much of an inconvenience. but they just hope that whatever issues that are being hammered out in ohio. don't have any long term effect on trash pick-up"news last night." allied waste says, it expects workers to return on the job tomorrow. commercial pick-up will resume monday and residential services will pick back up on thursday. but a spokesperson says. "must-do" accounts, such as hospitals, did not have their service interrupted. and in fremont. allied waste. trash and recycling bins were not emptied for the second day. you can see the trash already piling up. and that is not sitting well with some customers. most will have to wait for their next regularly scheduled pick-up day for service. on the upside, they can put out as much trash as they

youngstown, ohio. buffalo, new york, and you name it.articularly older, industrial cities have these problems. citizenss a lot that and local government can do to help slow the urban decline. plotether it is there your club, a church, through the city and efforts like detroit works. one of the big pieces we wanted to do was make sure the community that to say what the needs are. the real power of urban revitalization is done at the local level. urban issues have become as smaller priority for president. we have to change that. we canhe president how engage communities. >> outreach. we have to reach out to people and let them know what issues are and why this matters to me. >> if we can create a scenario where the public sector encourages public involvement, then both parties are doing what they need to be doing. >> this is an important part of urban right -- urban revitalization. henry ford put us on the map. as a result, our city prospered. did we stop doing that. we felt the stifling democracy is. our city crumbled. today we are in the

the teamsters here are supporting a strike in youngstown ohio where workers claim unfair labor practices. >>> the national weather service is confirming a tornado touched down today in northern california. here is a picture now of the tornado just south of red bluff. it was seen moving the northeast of i5. the weather service says it received reports of that tornado just before 7:00. there were no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> in forestville just north of sabastapool, trees toppled blocking the road for a time. mark tamayo says scattered showers lingered throughout the day. he's in the weather center with the latest rainfall totals. >> the rain totals very impressive in the morning then scattering off. right now the main active weather is up to our north a few sprinkles up to the north bay county. santa rosa reporting light rain. as far as those rainfall totals pretty impressive in some parts. coming at you at .92 and san jose about .15 of an inch. san francisco nearly .5. some more impressive totals up in parts of sonoma. typical hot spot of extreme weather as far as the extrem

the teamsters here are supporting a strike in youngstown ohio where workers claim unfair labor practices. >>> the national weather service is confirming a tornado touched down today in northern california. here is a picture now of the tornado just south of red bluff. it was seen moving the northeast of i5. the weather service says it received reports of that tornado just before 7:00. there were no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> in forestville just north of sabastapool, trees toppled blocking the road for a time. mark tamayo says scattered showers lingered throughout the day. he's in the weather center with the latest rainfall totals. >> the rain totals very impressive in the morning then scattering off. right now the main active weather is up to our north a few sprinkles up to the north bay county. santa rosa reporting light rain. as far as those rainfall totals pretty impressive in some parts. coming at you at .92 and san jose about .15 of an inch. san francisco nearly .5. some more impressive totals up in parts of sonoma. typical hot spot of extreme weather as far as the extrem

they are supporting a strike in youngstown, ohio where workers are claiming unfair labor practices. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty took these pictures of overflowing garbage cans in daly city. websites are advising people to not put their trash cans outside. the workers were also on strike yesterday by the way. >>> pleasanton preschool that came under fire last month is facing more allegations this morning. according if a new complaint that the california department of social services a young student at center point precool was pinched by a teacher. it's a separate incident from the allegations where former teacher angela is accused of tying up a two-year-old girl with masking tape after the little girl refused to take a nap. the school was shut down for a week in march. >>> the tsa typically has a policy of not releasing security video. in this case it's making an exception. take a look at this. on saturday a female tsa agent was assaulted by a passenger at honolulu's airport. that is when you see a man vault over the wall and tackle the passenger. that man is pi fell police

they are supporting a strike in youngstown, ohio where workers are claiming unfair labor practices. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty took these pictures of overflowing garbage cans in daly city. websites are advising people to not put their trash cans outside. the workers were also on strike yesterday by the way. >>> pleasanton preschool that came under fire last month is facing more allegations this morning. according if a new complaint that the california department of social services a young student at center point precool was pinched by a teacher. it's a separate incident from the allegations where former teacher angela is accused of tying up a two-year-old girl with masking tape after the little girl refused to take a nap. the school was shut down for a week in march. >>> the tsa typically has a policy of not releasing security video. in this case it's making an exception. take a look at this. on saturday a female tsa agent was assaulted by a passenger at honolulu's airport. that is when you see a man vault over the wall and tackle the passenger. that man is pi fell police

union workers are supporting a strike back in youngstown, ohio where workers are claiming unfair labels. our ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty took pick curs of the overflowing garbage cans so far in daly city. websites are advising people don't take your cans out to the curb because it could be a week before that trash is picked up. >>> a leaky water valve that caused this mess in east san mateo has been fixed. water began leaking from a valve around 9:30 last night. that leak lasted about six hours as cal water crews dug into the ground to try to cab that leak. we do not though why the valves began to leak in the first place. >>> tsa usually doesn't release video but in this case they do. a man vaults over a wall and tackles the passenger. that man is off duty pi fell police officer justin rogers. >> she was defenseless. had her arms up. trying to defend herself. someone needed to help her. luckily i was close enough to help her out. >> this is the mug shot of the woman accused of attacking the tsa agent. the incident happened last saturday at the honolulu airport. >>> new this m

union workers are supporting a strike back in youngstown, ohio where workers are claiming unfair labelces. our ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty took pick curs of the overflowing garbage cans so far in daly city. websites are advising people don't take your cans out to the curb because it could be a week before that trash is picked up. >>> a leaky water valve that caused this mess in east san mateo has been fixed. water began leaking from a valve around 9:30 last night. that leak lasted about six hours as cal water crews dug into the ground to try to cab that leak. we do not though why the valves began to leak in the first place. >>> tsa usually doesn't release video but in this case they do. a man vaults over a wall and tackles the passenger. that man is off duty pi fell police officer justin rogers. >> she was defenseless. had her arms up. trying to defend herself. someone needed to help her. luckily i was close enough to help her out. >> this is the mug shot of the woman accused of attacking the tsa agent. the incident happened last saturday at the honolulu airport. >>> new this

garbage workers were responding to an ongoing allied waste garbage strike in youngstown, ohio. this action affected about 26-thousand customers in daly city, colma and half moon bay. some customers say this wasn't too much of an inconvenience but they hope there will not be any long term effect on trash pick- up here. >> i know it is way out of state. we would have felt better if we knew exactly why he the delay in yesterday and today. there was not enough information even the we saw some on the news last night >> allied waste says commercial pick-up will resume on monday and residential services on thursday. for daly city customers who cannot wait for regular pick-up, they can take their trash down to the allied waste facility before noon today. and for residents of half moon bay.they can drop your trash off at the ox mountain landfill also before noon and the garbage problem extends to the east bay. in fremont allied waste trash and recycling bins also went unserviced. you can see the trash is already piling up. that's not sitting well with some customers. most will have to w

>> youngstown is a great example the budget proposes to do 50 more at a cost to about $1 billion. that investment is directly offset. i think we would all agree that those types of investments are good for the economy. we have created 500,000 or so manufacturing jobs over the last few years and we need to create more and bring more jobs home in are of these investments directly offset and do not a dime to the death -- deficit. >> investments in the national science foundation and nih = what to those look like? cap.ey fit under the vca the president has prioritized investments in r &d and domestic the is up 9% under president's budget. even with thai discretionary caps, the president has prioritized r &d at a 9% increase. >> and we are thankful for that. what is the road map for america and the future? part of this road map needs to include the investments in sectors of theeven with economye going to blossom in the next decade or two. we don't always know what those are. when you say we will balance the budget in 10 years and that will turn the economy around, without looking at th

one of the things we're doing in youngstown in my congressional strict is a program that president obama had to put together administratively that we want to push for more of these, public-private partnerships and innovative institutes. and the innovation institute youngstown now in is manufacturing, three-dimensional printing, the cutting edge of manufacturing. the cutting edge of additive manufacturing, partnering with big companies like lockheed and boeing and other smaller companies, but public money from the department of defense, the department of energy, the department of commerce, public-private partnerships to help position america, not just our region, in the next generation of additive manufacturing, help drive the costs down for these printers so that everyone that has a desk top computer now can have a desk top printer that prints products. that could revolutionize health care, revolutionize energy, revolutionize manufacturing in the defense energy, but this is a public-private partnership. and what we cannot do is say, oh it's , it's public moneyy got to be bad. the investm

i don't know if your panel there has heard of it, it is a radio suburb of youngstown t. right across the state line. it is named after the estate. it was originally an old ca natural town. -- canal town. and then there is the wheatland tube company, which is a large producer of tubes and hirne et cetera. the only question i have, i wonder if there are any other towns named after the estate of a president? i think this is rather unusual. >> that is a detailed tailed question. do you know the answer? >> no. >> we're going to return to wheatland for our last video of this program, and learn more about harriet lane's post white house years. >> harriet's lane was marked by loss and trauma. there were many different tragedies that happened in her life. early in life she lost both her parents, several young siblings, then when she reached adulthood, the loss of her three siblings that also reached adulthood with her. then her uncle, then her two young sons and her husband ultimately. you can see here her jewelery box which would have held many trinkets and jewels. some of them

walter, a server from youngstown, struggled to raise three boys. ms. day, a cake decorator from bowling green workers two jobs because the salary of one just isn't enough to for her two children. "i don't really need a lot but just a little more." this bill matters. it matters to the grandmother who workers the evening shift in a restaurant to babysit her grandchildren during the day. it matters to the elder care e.d.a. it matters to the working care families who work hard planed by the rules. increasing minimum wage to $130eu an huer will also help the economy, will increase g.d.p. by more than $30 billion over the course of three years, as workers spend their raises in local businesses. opponents to increasing the minimum wage love to say that people won't hire, it will cost jobs. it's actually the opposite of that. this economic activity created by more spending in communities as a result of more money in minimum-wage earners' pockets would generate 140,000 new jobs. that's why business owners support raisings the minimum wage. the owners of brother

. >>> coming up, today garbage workers are honoring striking workers in youngstown ohio.t means for residents here trash will not be picked up in a handful bay area cities. >> reporter: we're live in san jose at the scene of a shooting that occurred this morning. the suspects are still at large. we will have an update on what's happening out here. >> and a police officer is being called a hero while on vacation. the video released by the tsa that shows him jumping in the action. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we continue to follow breaking news out of san jose where police are looking for the person who pulled up to a home and opened fire. janine de la vega is live on south white road with the latest developments there. >> reporter: brian, we're not quite sure if the shooting actually happened at this home. we know it happened somewhere near the home. we're here at white and mount mckinley in east san jose. you can see police are here in front of the house investigating. the victim who lives at this house was shot. i just spoke with the victim's mother. she tells me h

. >>> coming up, today garbage workers are honoring striking workers in youngstown ohio.ans for residents here trash will not be picked up in a handful bay area cities. >> reporter: we're live in san jose at the scene of a shooting that occurred this morning. the suspects are still at large. we will have an update on what's happening out here. >> and a police officer is being called a hero while on vacation. the video released by the tsa that shows him jumping in the action. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we continue to follow breaking news out of san jose where police are looking for the person who pulled up to a home and opened fire. janine de la vega is live on south white road with the latest developments there. >> reporter: brian, we're not quite sure if the shooting actually happened at this home. we know it happened somewhere near the home. we're here at white and mount mckinley in east san jose. you can see police are here in front of the house investigating. the victim who lives at this house was shot. i just spoke with the victim's mother. she tells me he's

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just so you understand, and i know you're from ohio, joe, there is steel being manufactured in youngstownio after a 30-year period of absence. what's going on is really unbelievable. over time it is going to have a dramatic impact. becky, i want you to know i do agree with you. there are two camps from the energy front. there's the export camp and the camp that says we -- >> very selfish. >> i believe it would be lunacy to export a god-given natural competitive advantage that we have. what we need to do is built out our natural gas infrastructure for class 8 and class 6 trucks. that's what we have to do. we own motorcoach industries, the largest manufacturer of over the road coaches. we make natural gas buses. this is the wave of the future. i'm a very long-term bull on manufacturing on american manufacturing on the american worker. >> if the government can get out of our way. do you think they will? stkphreu hope so. i cannot understand why we're not building the keystone pipeline as we speak. it's lunacy. i really can't understand. >> we will have you back to talk about a lot of these i

i represent youngstown and the department of defense is taking a lead with the national science foundation and nasa and i think this is going to be transformational for manufacturing in general, but also to drive down costs in the department of defense. so i want to thank you for that as well. one further comment and then a question. there was an article in "roll call" that highlighted an issue that hits close to home in the 13th congressional district. it talked about the us air force's decision to award to a brazilian company. i'm pretty sure you are familiar with this. chcraft is in kansas. the real party who benefits is the brazilian government and puts brazil in control of u.s. national security assets which skilledrisk u.s. highly jobs. but the automatic stay triggered by law was overridden by the air force. the contract delivered 20 planes to afghanistan. has a current of ceiling of $250 million but what is more concerning is the aircraft. two things here, the single acquisition will become the program of record for partner states and the air force has stated that as many as 27 coun

trend, the budget builds on the success of the manufacturing innovation institute we created in youngstown, ohio, last year and calls for the creation of a network of 15 of these hubs across the nation. in these innovation hubs, businesses will partner with universities and federal agencies to turn regions around our country into global centers of high-tech jobs. the budget also includes new initiatives to support manufacturing communities, including a new tax credit to strengthen dusht to attract investments -- durability to atrack investments and jobs and to help draw investment around the world to our shores. if we want to make the best products, we also have to invest in the best ideas. that is why the budget maintains a world-class commitment to science and research, targeting resources to those areas most likely to contribute directly to the creation and transformational technologies that can create the businesses and jobs of the future. no area holds more promise than our investments in american energy. the budget continues to advance my all-of the above strategy on strategy, invest