the california hospital association says that's a pr stunt and the nurses are being selfish. >> frankly irresponsible from our perspective. >> kaiser is earning $12 million a day in profits and we want them to put that money back into patient care. >> reporter: kaiser has nearly 3,000 temporary traveling nurses to fill the gap. all locations will stay open. live in walnut creek, i'm ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> kaiser permanente says some of the surgeries and woo teen appointments could be -- routine appointments could be delayed during the strike. >>> a missionary who just returned to the u.s. from west africa is being monitored for ebola in the carolinas. he treat a patient diagnosed with the disease. >> john is meticulous. i'm sure it impacts your life like nothing else. >> fankhauser is not showing any signs of ebola but will be closely monitored for 21 days. >>> almost a week after the time vote was cast there's finally a winner in san jose's mayoral race. dave cortese conceded yesterday still trailing sam liccardo by 2%. thousands of ballots haven't been counted but the cortese campaign

the california hospital association says that is a pr stunt and the nurses are being selfish. >> frankly irresponsible from our perspective. >> kaiser is earning $12 million a day in profits and we want them to put that money back into patient care. >> reporter: kaiser has nearly 3,000 temporary nurses mainly traveling nurses to fill the gap and all locations will stay open. live in walnut creek, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> kaiser permanente says some surgeries and routine appointments will be delayed during the two-day strike. >>> a missionary from california who just returned to the u.s. from west africa is being monitored for ebola in north carolina. a man from ventura is said to be at risk of the virus. he treated a patient who later was diagnosed with the disease. >> john is a very careful and meticulous kind of guy. and you would have to ask him how it changed him internally but i'm sure it was a major, um, i mean, you know, it impacts you like nothing else will. >> the man is not showing any signs of ebola but will be closely monitored for 21 days. >>> 49er player ray mcdonald is not b

california nurse's association will affect 25,000 nurses and hospitals. some procedures and appointments could be rescheduled. >> the strike comes as hospitals and clinics demand higher ebola virus standards and better precautions. >> isolation if a maine nurse who battled officials over her quarantine after returning from west africa treating parents is over, today is the 21st day since the last exposure to ebola patient and tomorrow she will no longer be required to have daily monitoring and kaci hickox said she will not back away from the debate over treatment of health care workers saying she is concerned the wrong people, like politicians, are leading the debate and making the decisions. >>> damming new details are emamericanning in the g.m. ignition switch re-recall. here is america's money report. >>> good morning, general motors may have known of the ignition switch defect earlier than admitting and the "wall street journal" reports they ordered replacement switches two months before it notified the government of the problem. >>> "big hero," was t

the strike by the california nurses association will affect 21 kaiser hospitals and 35 clinics. kaiser will remain open during the strike, though some elective procedures and routine appointments may be rescheduled. the strike comes as hospital and clinics demand higher ebola treatment standards and better safety precautions. >>> the nation's top transit official will visit oakland. the department of transportation's mcmillen will be joined by leaders to talk about the funding which promises to improve service for thousands of east bay residents. the announcement will be held at 11:00 at the kaiser convention center in oakland. good news for travelers flying out of oakland international airport for thanksgiving. a new rail link will open just in time for the holiday season. b.a.r.t. announced its new rail link will open on november 22. the trains will replace the existing air b.a.r.t. shuttle buses. some parts of the bay could see 80s today. a quick check of the forecast with lae is a argen. hi, lisa. >>> here is a look at san francisco. we can see some of the haze. the city is

the california nurses' association strike will reportedly begin tuesday. it will affect 56 kaiser hospitals and clinics across northern california. the union says kaiser is not doing an enough to protect nurses and other workers against the ebola virus. kaiser denies that claim and says all its facilities will remain open during the strike. >>> much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, how much for the ride? uber looking to raise a huge amount of cash. why the ride sharing company needs another billion dollars. >>> president obama makes his pitch for the country top. why her confirmation may be a problem. >>> you're looking live at san bruno. clear blue skies. going to be another nice warm one. that is san jose looking gorgeous as the sunrises there in the top right corner of your screen. boy scouts were honoring american flags by burning them. the retiring of the star spangled banner was carried out by scouts in los gatos. one member thought of the community service project after he realized he didn't know how people didn't know how to dispose of pr

the california association nurses strike will reportedly begin on tuesday. this will affect 56 kaiser hospitals and clinics across northern california. the union says kaiser is not doing enough to protect nurses and other workers against the ebola virus. kaiser denies that claim and says all of its facilities will remain open during the nurses strike. >>> well, it may be autumn but it sure feels more like summer. let's take a live look outside right now. san jose on your left. san francisco on your right. and there's a warning about air quality for tomorrow. looking at san francisco there, looks like the fog has moved in. but we're talking about problems tomorrow, right, rob? >> yeah, we're seeing problems setting up with cooler air at ground level and warmer air higher up helping to trap the smoke pollution across the area. 83 also into sonoma. we have pressure and light winds out there, the smoke gets trapped below right close to sea level. this is the reason we have a spare the air alert for smoke pollution tonight. a no burn night the first of our winter

the strike is impacting dozens of hospitals and clinics in the bay area. the california nurses association says it is frustrated with staffing shortages. the nurses say they have hit a wall with contract negotiations too. >> we're kind of seeing higher patient acuity, which means the heaviness or the amount of work that you need to do with your patients on the floor. >> we've been at the bargaining table. they presented over 30 proposals and operational needs of the nursing staff. we have countered those proposals and are waiting for cna to work with us on that. >> the strike is set to go until thursday at 7:00 a.m. it coincides with a national day of action for more ebola training and better protective gear for nurses. >>> the meeting is brief but the topics serious. cameras captured president obama speaking with his russian nemesis for the first time in months. janelle wang joins us now with more. >> reporter: jessica, this is the first time the two leaders have spoken face to face since june and not much has changed. these rivals still don't see eye to

the california association nurses union strike will begin next tuesday. it will affect 56 kaiser hospitals and clinics all across california. kaiser is failing to adopt optimal protections against the ebola virus. kaiser denies that. it says that all its facilities in northern california will remain open during the strike. >>> meanwhile, a nurse who fought an ebola quarantine that is in maine is now enjoying the great outdoors today. there she is on her bicycle. she made a big decision about her next steps. kaci hickox's boyfriend said they'll be leaving maine soon after her 21-day quarantine is over on monday. the governor wanted to impose a mandatory quarantine on hickox when she returned from africa. hickox has shown no signs of the deadly virus. >> a lot of people monitoring her health right there. >> a lot of people there, especially when she's on her bike, my goodness. >>> the forecast, gorgeous day out there everywhere in the bay area. san francisco on your left. san jose on your right. doesn't matter where you go this evening, it is just fantastic

really, california nurse's association says the issue is lack of staffing provided by the hospital system, compromising patient safety. for instance, discharging patients early because there aren't enough enoughs. this has been a key point in contract talks. minutes ago, we spoke with a senior leader at kaiser who says the hospital system has been training nurses, flying them in from out of state to make sure this is no impact to patients, adding the time sg worrisome as we head into flu season. >> well, we're concerned that they would call a strike right now as we've been at the bargaining terrible. they present over proposals and operational needs of the nursing staff. we have countered those propossessionals and we're working with c&a to work with us on that. it's concerning that they've called a strike at this point in time. >> tomorrow is national day of action with nurses across the country. kaiser says it has been following both state and federal guidelines on ebola response, adding that the nurses concern of ebola is being stressed at a time when there are zero patients being trea

the california nurses association are addressing what they say is eroding patient care conditions at kaiser permanente including inadequate training and equipment to respond in the event of ebola outbreak and the second day of the strike will coincide with the national day of action and organized by the national nurses united in 16 states. the nurses will strike without talking wages although the union says after three months of bargaining there is more than 35 bargaining there is more than 35 vacational proposals profits. >> the teams at kaiser permanente have been working nonstop on lands for ebola virus doing everything to ensure the safety of each nurse, physician, and staff member. the hospital has trained and hired more than 2,800 temporary nurses and will maintain normal business hours but some procedures may be affected. be sure to call your doctor before you come to the hospital. you can see necessity have started to set up and we expect the measures to walk out at 7:00 a.m. and we will be here to cover that. we do have an appointment to speak with someone here at the hospit

the california nurses association says kaiser is not doing enough to protect nurses and other workers against the ebola virus. they also say staffing levels are too low for adequate care. kaiser denies that claim. 56 kaiser hospitals and clinics are going to be affected by the strike. the facilities will remain open during the strike. >>> and good news on the economy right here in the bay area. we could soon reach an all-time high for employment. in september, the unemployment rate for the bay area was a mere 5%. the record of 3% unemployment was set at the height of the dotcom boom in january of 2001. this according to the contra costa times. the san francisco area and the east bay have the best recovery so far while santa clara county is recovering at slightly slower paces. tech is at the center of the current growth with health care and the hospitality industry not too far behind. >>> if you are looking for a job, retailers across the country are already spreading that holiday cheer. new reports say that holiday hire cog reach the highest level since the 1990s. ups planning to hire

toland is a fully physician owned and operated independent physician association, the largest in northern california, over 1700 docs. so we are truly hospital agnostic. we have no private equity partners. we have no hospital financial partners. we have a long history of managing mostly professional risk, and a capitated environment. we, like sean was saying, are interested in taking more risk, and so with payment reform that was happening with the aca we jumped right in. we have shifted about 100,000 lives over the last three years into some form of risk sharing program. and that runs the gamut of alphabet soup, we have hmo, aco, ppo, aco, we've got a limited scheme for taking first dollar on medicare advantage patients, and then of course we're pioneer for participants and happy to say we were one of your red dots up there where we've achieved significant savings, actually, in the first two years of payout with good quality outcomes. and we're very proud of that. i think on a high level what we'd like to see, you know, i think one of the things is, that i worried about from the beginning

california. all medical centers will be open according to kaiser permanente but some elective procedures and appointments could be reschedule ed. the nurses say there has been an erosion of standards and they want better protection and training against ebola virus and all of this begins in two hours with more on the strike with nick smith at 5:30. >>> a san francisco community is calling for the release of surveillance video following an officer involved shooting in the portrero hill neighborhood that injured an armed man. at a meeting last night police chief greg suhr provided details on the shooting that injured critically a 30-year-old who was shot in the waist a gun. the officer claimed he was not at fault. >> a 36-year-old oakland man was shot and killed in antioch and was fund on the sidewalk at 2:30 on saturday morning. he died at the seen. police have identified the victim as william boyd iii. they do not know why he went to antioch on why he was headed there. >>> a young man was found de