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in a new interview with the "san francisco chronicle", bart general manager says negotiations could take time. and the general manager talked of her workers saying and i quote, "i have great employees and they are doing a great job and they care about the extraing public. at the same time, i think it hadn't sunk in with them that the bay area has suffered considerably over this period of time." we asked the strike captain about her comments we are out as lock as it takes. she is going home to sleep at might and we are out here as long as it takes. that is the difference between us and her. workers do not know how the negotiations are going they are not briefed. they are glad to see both sides are talking. they were at the table all afternoon into the night and meeting again today at 11:00. the board of directors has called for a closed session meeting that also is going to take place this morning and workers will hold a rally at the lake merritt station at at 11:00 so it will be a busy morning in oakland. >> bart is offering bus shuttles to san francisco this morning we have coverage fro

. >> i would like to introduce john diaz from the san francisco paper, san francisco chronicle. i'm very pleased to introduce him now. john? [ applause ] >> thank you very much, jeff and good morning and welcome to our panel this morning on forced treatment and constitutional rights. can they coexist? i am john diaz, the editorial page editor from the san francisco chronicle and i'm moderating this modern's discussion with our distinguished panel. forced treatment as jeff node is one of the most contentious issues of mental health. as you look at our discussion there are informed and panelled views from both sides. there has been many debates on how to implement lawyer's law which consist of outpatient treatment. it was named after laura wilcox, a mental health worker who had been shot to death by a man who refused treatment. the county r remains the only county to implement the law. there have been other counties in los angeles county and other counties who are considering it. >> why have they not adopted the law. what is it about forced treatment and the consequences for an al

according to the san francisco chronicle at least four san francisco firefighters saw her on the ground and two of them, including a supervisor, thought she was dead. the chronicle reports that someone took the 16-year-old from the plane and laid her on the ground so firefighters who saw her say she was in the feetal position and not covered in foam. the investigation into her death is ongoing. >>> a woman will is dead and two men are in the hospital after a speeding car went head on into a car which a male driver was going 100 miles an hour 2:30 this morning along washington boulevard. an officer spotted the car and then saw it hit another vehicle moments later. the speeding driver is is hospitalized as is the man driving the other car. the woman in the car that was hit died. >>> a youth pastor and pregnant wife are among three people killed in a bus crash. the bus was carrying people from a church group when it overturned on a freeway in indianapolis. hall on the new details emerging about the crash. >> reporter: chad and courtney were expecting their second chill next monthful the yo

the bart general manager says in a new interview request the "san francisco chronicle" she things they will take some time with the negotiations. negotiators were busy spending the afternoon and night at the tail and scheduled to talk at 11:00 this morning although it is the fourth of july. they not say how the knows are going, no specifics are released. the workers say they are being kept in the dark. >> we don't know what is going on but we are supporting and staying together. in an interview with the "san francisco chronicle", the general manager for bart says customers, we are sorry. it is a devastation if those who do not have a car. workers say they do not know what is happening in the room at the table they are saying they are positive and looking at this as a positive that both sides of talking. they are hopeful there will be a resolution soon. >> we will check with the traffic with leyla gulen. >> happy fourth of july. we have a car fire in santa rosa if you are traveling along eastbound 12. that is where we do have it. the freeways in the area are cheer. there is a little vol

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that's what two sources are telling the "san francisco chronicle" this morning. they report she died of blunt force trauma sort of being hit by a vehicle. the 16-year-old was covered in firefighting foam when she was hit. it's unclear what type of vehicle hit the girl, but most of the rigs on the scene of the crash were san francisco fire trucks stationed at the airport. we've got a live look at the entrance of the san mateo county coroner's office right now. it's actually handling this investigation. the office just opened at 6:00. bob redell is at the office right now getting an update for us. he will bring us a live report coming up in less than ten minutes. >>> happening now, thousands of homes are under evacuation orders as the massive mountain fire continues to spread. about 4,000 houses, condos, cabins and several hotels in idyllwild and surrounding communities are threatened. the fire is forcing many people into palm springs where some hotels are offering discounts to those who don't have a place to stay. a palo alto family vacationing in palm springs say

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according to the san francisco chronicle, san francisco police did examine the tires of that fire truck last night. it may be weeks before we know her cause of death. reporting live, cate caugurian, kpix 5. >> the family members of the two girls who died met with the ceo tuesday. they are not happy with the airline's response. >> and family members of the two teens who died are in the bay area. they are staying at a hotel. shuttles drove the families directly from the tarmac to the hotel last night. sue kwon is there this morning and some pretty amazing stories are coming from the firefighters and the police officers first on the scene. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. this situation is still fluid. last night asiana did fly in the first of family members. 10 from korea and 12 coming from china. these parents are not speaking to the media. we are hearing more about those heroic efforts from the first responders. what we're hearing is that inside the plane, emergency slides inflated trapping people inside. emergency crews worked with the flath attendants -- flight attendants. firefighter

according to the san francisco chronicle, police officers examined the tires of that fire truck last night. the coroner's office says it could be weeks before we know her exact cause of death. cate caugurian, kpix 5. >> family members of the two teens who died are here in the area. sue kwon joins us live with more on their journey. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, a long 10 hour journey. asiana is flying out 10 sets of relative. 12 from china. the first arrived last night. included the parents of the two young girls who were killed in the crash. they are not speaking to the media. but this morning, we are hearing more about the heroic efforts that happened inside the plane to save the remaining passengers. the first responders who tell the accounts of how slides inflated inside that plane trapping people. emergency crews had to work with the flight attendants inside to denature them with an axe. one flight attendant is seen carrying a child piggy bag. elderly children were trapped between the seat as. jim cunningham had no breathing tank and had to rescue people in a smo

the san francisco chronicle is said that court reported monitor is failing in his job. a code of silence is encouraged when whistleblowers aren't protected. they are overseen by a monitor because of a settlement alleging police abuse. >> a burning car caused a grass fire in livermore tonight. it happened grted line road. it spread to the field on the eastbound lanes. crews shut down traffic while they put it out. the lane are now open again. >> still to come on abc news at 9:00, why they are getting to work on the farm. giants are having to keep intrude away from at&t park. and could mick con time, a popular new movie series. >> i'm leigh glaser. temperatures were all over the place, 50 at the coast. hundred degrees inland. low clouds and >>> 21 homes in orange county have been evacuated because of a water break in laguna hills. the mud has created a sinkhole. nearby residents were told to leave their homes because of the risk of a landslide. >> next month about hundred thousand californians will have their benefits cut back by ten weeks. the unemployment fell to 8.5% i

the san francisco chronicle is reporting a court-appoint edmond terzis the department is failing to protect officers who report internal wrongdoings, the accusation is in a report to a federal judge. experts say a code of silence is encouraged when who isle blowers are not protected. >> a burning car caused a grass fire along 580 in livermore today, happened near grant line road this afternoon. it spread to the field on the eastbound lanes. crews shut down traffic while they worked to put it out. fire burned 23 acres. the lanes are now back open. >>> still to come at 6:00, we'll tell you why more california teens are rolling up their sleeves and getting to work on the state's farms. >>> why the giants are having such a hard time keeping away winged intruders from at&t park. >> it's come -- comic-con time. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. it was hot again inland today, but good news is, cooling will take place next week. we'll take a look at >> ama: next month 100,000 californians will have their federal unemployment benefits cut back by ten weeks. that's because the unemployment ra

the notice for public hearing is published in the san francisco chronicle on may 15th. the hearing was held may 30th. >> supervisor cohen: so would you like to speak on this item? >> i want to speak on this item but i want to speak informatively. referring what i thought i heard. i don't understand about a public hearing being held without some kind, some more notice simply in the examiner. paid advertisement is not the same as an notice hearing, notice to the people reading in the library. i believe that it has not been cover mice by that. i am here and i am objecting to your spending 19 million dollars off the your perspective benefits to the city in >> supervisor in tax by waiver, what is happening is the gender discretionary investment. we just have a decision from the supreme court against the discrimination on sexual orientation. there is no less discrimination here that is already prohibited by law, by gender. this is a private school for boys. there's nothing comparable for girls. the committee on the state -- that met yesterday has had no information about this

the "san francisco chronicle" reports that the man working on the bolts said they cannot guarantee the fix will be done in time for september 3 opening. >> bart is running on time the first full weekday since they end add 4 1/2 day strike but the threat that union worker could walk off the job again remains and bart management and workers have until august 4 to work out a deal. bart employees are work under the old contract and the two sides remain far apart open issues including wages and employee safety and pension contribution. >> a trip that had pope francis on a bet this morning. >> an appeal to help victims of asiana flight 214. >> the wife of the secretary of state who is the heir to the heinz >> the san francisco department of public health is offering grief counselling to anyone who witnessed the crash who has been affected by it including travelers and airports workers and staff and first responders. anyone who needs help should call 311 and ask for mental health counseling. 17 counselors went to the crash to help victims. >> bay area blood bags are appealing for blood donati

that is according to today's san francisco chronicle. a cal tran official was saying the quick fix plan still needs several time consuming safety reviews. and the chronicle is reporting the prospects are fading very fast that the bridge will open on labor day. meantime the bolts are about to under go the toughest safety test yet. those bolts will be bathed in salt water to age them and then pressured with a force equal to ten semi trucks. >>> one man is in critical condition following a shooting. it happened shortly after 7:00 last night at geary and 29th. investigate tart or -- investigators say the victim was sitting in his car when someone opened fire on the honda civic sedan. police are still searching for the gunman. >>> in san jose police are looking for whoever opened fire in the garage of a home. and sent one person to the hospital. it's not clear how many shooters may have been involved. the victim is expected to survive. police say witnesses are not cooperating with their investigation. >>> time is 5:05. the remains of a bay ar

that's what sources tell the "san francisco chronicle." last week, san francisco police chief greg suhr told kpix 5 the girl was hit. however, it was not clear at the time if she was still alive. this morning, the san mateo county coroner is expected to say the victim was killed by an emergency vehicle. the coroner met yesterday with her family and families of two other people who died after that crash. >>> developing news out of southern california. huge flames in the mountain fire rage southwest of palm springs threatening idylwild and nearby towns in riverside county. it's already burned 35 square miles. cbs reporter teresa garcia with more on why national officials are calling it the country's top priority. >>> reporter: firefighters march off to battle the mountain fire burning near palm springs. >> we'll put it out, okay? >> reporter: officials say that the blaze, which has already charred thousands of acres and destroyed at least a half dozen homes, was manmade. >> what we do not know, what the nature of that ignition was, whether i

san francisco chronicle reports two female city workers piled suit against the city. first case involves former public utilities commission employee and in line to receive a $350,000 settlement. she piled a sexual harassment complaint against her supervisor in 2011. the board is also voting on a $50,000 settlement to the chief housing inspector and alleges she was the subject of cruel and humiliating cartoons depicting her as overweight. >>> 5:09. time to check the weather forecast. >> all right. we are talking about dew points a little bit. i just want to throw up here that -- it is going to get a little bit sticky. dew points. measure of how much moisture is actually in the atmosphere of where relative humidity is -- scaled at relative to the temperature outside. you can have a ton of humidity. if it is hot out there, relative humidity could be low. the dew points, keep an eye on that the next couple days. normally we are in the 40ss and 50s. dry here. we will be in the 50s and possibly 60s. now making it uncomfortable and that's also the moisture that's going to co

this is the front page for tomorrow, sunday morning, july 7 of the san francisco chronicle, saying it all. a tragic day. we should note that will be much more than federal investigation. it has a lasting human aspect for the 305 survivors. one of the leading airline passenger lawyers in the country is based here in the bay area and is with us tonight from his offices. we bring in frank. are you with us? >> good evening. how are you? >> doing well. thanks for your time. you're one of the leading lawyers, alaska airlines you were the lead co-counsel in that crash in 2000. singapore airlines crash, you were the lead co-counsel, as well. and in 1987, the psa crash. from a legal stand point, what are the two things that you're looking at? >> in a case like this, raj, there's never a rush to judgment. it's a pain staking process. the first thing that will happen is the ntsb is going to be on the ground looking at a variety of different issues. they're going to be looking at technical issues, mechanical issues, looking at the structures, the operating system, the power plant, the operations

the san francisco chronicle is reporting a court-appoint edmond terzis the department is failing to protect officers who report internal wrongdoings, the accusation is in a report to a federal judge. experts say a code of silence is encouraged when who isle blowers are not protected. >> a burning car caused a grass fire along 580 in livermore today, happened near grant line road this afternoon. it spread to the field on the eastbound lanes. crews shut down traffic while they worked to put it out. fire burned 23 acres. the lanes are now back open. >>> still to come at 6:00, we'll tell you why more california teens are rolling up their sleeves and getting to work on the state's farms. >>> why the giants are having such a hard time keeping away winged intruders from at&t park. >> it's come -- comic-con time. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. it was hot again inland today, but good news is, cooling will take place next week. we'll take a look at >> ama: next month 100,000 californians will have their federal unemployment benefits cut back by ten weeks. that's because the unemployment ra

the "san francisco chronicle" is reporting two sources close to the investigation confirmed that she was alive when hit. the sources say the coroner investigators determine she dried of trauma as a result of being hit by a vehicle. that is ye mengyuan. they say it is not known which vehicle hit the girl but most were san francisco fire trucks stationed at the airport. as for the wreckage, the airline is paying $15,000 to sfo to store the wreckage. >> matt, thank you. oakland police say they are determined to solve the senseless measure defer an 8-year-old girl who was shot during a sleepover at her best friend's house in the diamond district. alaysha carradine was hit and killed by one of several bullets fired through the front door when night and her seven-year-old friend, the four-year-old brother and the grandmother were also hit. police chief says that the investigators have some leads but need the help of witnesses to catch the shooter. police are offering a $25,000 reward to catch the shooter. >> new photos of emerging of boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev releas

the "san francisco chronicle" said it heard from two sources that it was the truck that killed her. the san mateo county coroner will announce his findings this morning. he met yesterday with the families of all three teenagers killed to discuss it with that -- to discuss it with them before the info goes public. here's what the police chief said a week ago. >> we know for sure she was at least run over one time but at the time she was under foam and nobody could have seen her and the question is whether or not she was still alive at the time. so the coroner in san mateo county will be determining that. >> reporter: another big question this morning, how did ye meng yaun get under the foam? she was sitting near the back. but her body was found near the left wing. so the notice has been helping piece this together as well as information from witnesses and one of the firefighters had a helmet cam that recorded some video, as well. all this information is part of the coroner report. live at sfo, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> anne, i know the wreckage is still over at sfo of the plane. how m

. >> union officials told the san francisco chronicle that daniels had a seize and you are hit a nonmoving object. >> it does not appear to be an straebl straul -- in dust rial rate. >> from january through june, there were 25 homicides in san jose. >> a 39% increase over the previous year. >> the on report also shows gang related violent crimes are down 16%. >> the decrease is due in part to highly visible foot patrol. >> officers are going out, getting out of their cars, walking the back carports and neighborhoods that have been known to be plagued with high level of gang activity. >> officers also removed 221 guns from the streets of san jose san jose and arrested 88 people for felonies. >> san jose police shot and killed a pit bull today after an officer was bit after theft. >> police received a 911 call about people breaking into mailboxes. >> they say while they were talking to a woman at the house, the pit bull came from the basement and bit an officer on the leg. >> the other officers opened fire, killing the dog. >> police arrested two people connected with with the theft of mail.

francisco chronicle." we are waiting for an official report from the coroner. that is going to come out at 10a meantime, here at sfo, you can see the burned-out shell of that asiana plane here behind me. we were told that the airline was going to cut up the plane and move it out of here but obviously that hasn't happened yet. we have a picture of the two girls from china who died here on the runway that day two weeks ago tomorrow. today we are going to find out more about what happened to ye meng yuan am we know she was run over by a fire truck responding to the crash. but the question was did she die from her injuries or did the truck kill her? the "chronicle" said it heard from two sources that it was the truck that killed her. the san mateo county coroner is going to announce his findings this morning, he met yesterday with the families all of three teenagers killed to discuss it with them before the information goes public. now, another big question this morning, how did ye meng yuan get to where she w

the "san francisco chronicle" reporting the older model vehicle that hit her did not have forward-looking infrared imaging technology that is now required by federal law. other rigs at sfo are equipped with technology. >>> happening now in san francisco, pse&g is fixing a slow gas leak after a construction crew hit a gas lane. experts hope to have the gas line on by this afternoon. residents smelled a strong order about 8:30 this morning. pse&g said the broken pipe affected only one home in the area. >> highway patrol investigating a head-on collision in the north bay involving a van carrying boy scouts. the van slammed into a pickup that rear-ended another vehicle on highway 20 in potter valley. the 65-year-old driver of the van was killed. his 14-year-old son was flown to children's hospital with major injuries. four other boy scouts were hurt. the scout's troop is based in auburn, east of sacramento. >>> the district attorney's office will be taking a closer look at the limousine fire on the san mateo bridge that killed five women in may. the investigation is complete. according to med

to the san francisco chronicle. looking over those trucks alan, to find out what happened, what caused that accident and then the coroner said it could take weeks before we know whether that was the cause of death. >> joe vazquez thank you. >> half a world away in china, classmates of the victims held a candlelight vigil. classmates say they loved music and one wanted to be a journalist. the girl's families are to arrive in sfo in just a few minutes their plane will touchdown right next to the wreckage. >> reporter: yes, we are live at the crown plaza hotel in burlingame where there is a heavy police presence checking out the cars coming and going media not allowed inside. this is under federal jurisdiction because of all the crash victims staying here as well. as you mention we are expecting family members to arrive in just a little bit. we have footage of the family members departing from shanghai. 18 of them. we are being told they are arriving at sfo at 11:10 p.m. tonight. in the meantime we are getting new deta

this morning's lead in the "san francisco chronicle." holiday travelers could end up taking a hit. many bay area travelers may be revising their plans with the b.a.r.t. strike under way. >>> and breaking news in the press of atlantic city. jewelry store at borgata in atlantic city. on the night of a tenth anniversary concert, thieves walked off with $500,000 in merchandise. >>> topping our news, a cand dlelt light vigil took place as the community mourned the 19 men who lost their lives in a raging arizona wildfire. we're learning more about who they were, and most of them were just in their 20s. many were fathers. as family and friends describe them, one word resonates. and that's heroes. >>> russian news agencies say edward snowden has withdrawn a request for political asylum in russia. president vladimir putin said monday the self-professed nsa leaker could seek asylum in his country only if he stopped, quote, harming our american partners. snowden is still holed up in a moscow airport. >>> switching gears now. the sports world seems to be getting a little crazier by the minute.

this is according to the "san francisco chronicle," not yet confirmed by the coroner's office. we expect that confirmation during a news conference later this morning at 10:00. last week, however, san francisco police addressed this issue before the coroner made a determination of the cause of death. >> the fire truck did go over the victim, that's a fact. now, the cause of death, whether the victim was deceased before or the result, that's what we're trying to figure out. >> reporter: but again, "the chronicle" is reporting that the cause of death was being run by by one of the vehicles. what's not clear is how she got out of the aircraft. did she escape on her own? did someone help her out? was she ejected during the crash like her friend who was killed? first responders eventually found her near the left wing covered in firefighting foam, raising another question of were first responders even aware she was there when she was accidentally run over, or was she cover by the foam, obstructed by view? her family and the families of the two other people killed reportedly met yeste

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. >>> more problems for the bay bridge, this time on the western span, according to the san francisco chronicle, 37 of 96 seismic shock absorbers on the span are leaking lubricant. just like the brittle bolt issue on the new eastern span, there are questions as to weather caltrans ordered the right shocks in the first place, the shocks in question are between the bridge towers just below the roadway. they're intended to reduce stress on the structure during an earthquake. the shocks were installed in 2004 and were supposed to last 25 years. >>> the search for a missing woman from marin de is overton the. after a volunteer found her car in a steep ravine. she was last seen leaving her house in her car early thursday evening. she was reported missing to police yesterday. that's when a group of volunteers started searching for signs of her. >> the vehicle left the roadway and ended up at the bottom of a ravine here about 150 feet or more from where we are. the -- right now, what we have going is, i have an impact team coming out to do an accident investigation trying to determine the cau

this revelation was discussed even an editorial in own san francisco chronicle this morning. i quote "it's insulting to the unions need to feel transit agency taking their proposal seriously and bargaining in good faith. it's also with me everyone at the table working as hard as they can to hammer out a solution." thank you supervisor john obelisk on a hearing on this matter. i would've for each of you % >> thank you. i want to welcome public supervisor daly is the chamber. next speaker >> good evening. something different. a little different anyway. i believe that the nature and character of a country's population is just as important as the country's political system. there is nothing as beautiful at the dawn of a new day as the sun rises to reawaken the beauty of life and living. it exposes the thing that creeps around in the darkness. some of this pop culture of ours worshiped the dead and the macabre. by glorification of the mafia through the sopranos and the godfathers. i shot a man in reno just to watch him die. the man in black janet johnny cash. black cop oh cottages

"san francisco chronicle" reports caltran has told the fix cannot be guaranteed in time for september 3 opening. >> bart trains will run today, the first full weekday since workers ended a 4 1/2 day strike but the threat that union workers could walk off again remains. the bart management and workers have until august 4 to work out a deal and employees are under the old contract. they are far apart on wages, employee safety and pension contribution. >> a man accused of trying to run down a sheriff deputy is under arrest. investigators say the man from marin city surrendered and taken to the hospital. no word on the injuries. according to the sheriff, the deputy fired at the suspect as he tried to him him with his car during a traffic stop. the deputy is treated for a head wound after bystanders threw rocks at him. >> investigators will begin the inquiry into the cause after devastating fire after a man is missing and 97 displaced from the home. the fire broke out before 2:00 a.m. yesterday morning at apartments on woodi'd drive. 100 firefighters responded to the blaze and 21 went to t