filled with delta passengers going nowhere. jaime leary live at dia. let s check with in, jaime. reporter: good morning, alan. the power outage in atlanta causing problems. chatter at dia is picking up now that people realizing the 6:00 flights aren t going to be leaving. one of many passengers good morning, tell me your name. sharon miller. a h many people here. tell me how this is impacting you? it s too long and too involved. you don t want to know. what has delta told you so far? not really anything concrete. it could happen today or it might not happen today. you re free to buy another ticket and they ll refund your ticket. that s it so far? yeah. that s all i know. i wish you the best of luck. i m sorry about the issues this morning. other airlines. many passengers wondg why there wasn t a plan in place. here s the board for departures and arrivals and delta says on the computers they re showing on time, that s not correct. delta said expect large s
about the child s condition. reporter: not really seeing any information tonight about the boy. but we learned about a half hour ago from oakland fire officials that he s 5 years old, and is in life-threatening condition. several people saw the collision and the immediate aftermath. off duty san francisco firefighter rushed to provide aid. he about an inch and a half gash underneath his chin and a quarter inch opening. he started to go into shock. a little boy in the street. laying with his mom. she was holding onto him. trying to get some kind of response out of him. reporter: the boy was rushed to oakland children s hospital. the driver of the van stopped, and is cooperating with police. she was shaken up really bad. i spoke to her. she shook. she said i was driving down the street and all of a sudden there was this kid, and he was there in front of my car. it appears that the child ran suddenly from the curb into oncoming traffic and the driver had nothing they
the senate is in at 1:00 eastern time. votes are scheduled at 2:00 p.m. eastern. majority leader harry reid and minority leader mcconnell had set a deadline of 3:00 p.m. when they re planning to convene a caucus meetings and update members of the parties on a possible plan for taxes and spending on the new year. will bring you live coverage of the senate on c-span2 started at 1:00 eastern. in the house, the return of 2:00 p.m. you ll be considering a number of pieces of legislation. what the live coverage of the house here and c-span. next, retiring senator kent conrad reflects on his career in congress to. it is currently senate budget committee chairman and was first elected to the senate in 1986. this is about half an hour. senator conrad, your farewell speech was yesterday. what is that like? it has been great. i had the going away party the night before. a lot of my colleagues were there. then the farewell speech, in which i had a chance to reflect on my service here
there is one correction as follows tchl board by a vote of six is, approve the contract of one general [inaudible]. the read out for may 13, 2014 existing litigation the board by a vote by a vote offics is. including a monetary payment to the district. this corrects the previous read out of the the board s march 4, 2014 action which erroneously said the board authorized a payment rather than choose a district. other informational items. posted in the agenda is the staff report on the william s uniform complaints. meeting adjourned. you have to read tonight s closed session. it s right there. okay, the read out from this evening s closed session, public employment, may 13, 2014, the public employment by a vote of six is approved the appointment of one principal. there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot tha
supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar absent. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener supervisor yee. this item passes item passes. next item and item 13 introduction of new items colleagues, any new items supervisor wiener. thank you, mr. speaker, colleagues you may recall several weeks ago at the board of supervisors we passed a resolution asking the office of economic workforce development on late night transportation to come up with a plan and staefrnl long-term and short-term and to improve the dynamic transportation we have major are deficiency in terms of people s ability to get around in the evening and deficiency around cashing service and so forth. we held a hearing at the land use we heard from workers and partners and laid night advocates we get this twenty-four hour service it should be a key part of it there are any agent challenges as well so that working group is in the process of being formed i m excited about it
interest. herbert winer. herbert winer. some major concerns. i notice that the capital improvement project has the addition of vehicles to the fleet. these are basically replacements, but what you really need is a net increase in the amount oaf vehicles in the fleet. the city is growing in population. ridersship is growing in demand. i mean, continue to have the same amount of vehicles present, you re not really responding to public need, which is the responsibility of this agency. you need to make that the top priority. i don t get a sense of this in this capital improvement project. public transportation is really in desperate need. it is bad. the public doesn t like it. riders are angry. i don t care about the survey. it was probably taken with people who are friendly to mta. you ve got to increase the net amount of vehicles in a fleet. the other thing is the build outs. they cost $300,000 to put in. that could certainly be used for vehicles. and another thing for the wi
employers and not going to the health needs of workers, that is definitely it is shocking but it is not surprising given that we have known about it for many years and i hope that today we can move this forward so that we close this loophole and insure that everyone can be covered and from what miss tran said on behalf of assembly man amiano we are removing barrier to many vulnerable people and children and to having access to affordable healthcare is the critical goal and i am very pleased that supervisor campos, hillary from his staff, and coalition of health equity and labor that is here today are moving this forward right now because we cannot wait, so i am really glad that we can move parts of this forward today. thank you. supervisor yee? yeah, i just also wanted to mention that i spent most of my life in non-profit organizations and it has been a long time and so i remember in the earlier parts of my career. with the non-profits and hardly any non-profits have he
of small business week along with the small business week commission steve adams and together we ve been involved for since its inception and it s really about being for impressive and more resources full to and we re going looking forward to today and this is special, in fact, the top ranked part of small business week a day you ll get great information and interaction and to join me to kickoff the conventional is the executive director for the city and county of san francisco regina. (clapping.) thank you leslie this year s theme to small businesses they re the vitality no our corridors and neighborhood and shape our community. the small business convention has became the most popular of offering during the week and this year we re featuring free educational and inspirational workshops success panels and a procurement panel in expo. the last session ends up at 430 are a reception overland it s hosted by a hardworking committee including our honorary mayor ed lee. mark con
here s meteorologist leza margin. the rest of the day featuring mostly sunny conditions, but we do have some clouds around the coast trying to clear. it will be warm today inland as we take you into san jose this afternoon. numbers very similar to yesterday. into the low to mid-80s there. we re going to be in the upper 70s out around oakland this afternoon. but by 10:00, we are looking at numbers in the mid and upper 60s there. along the coast, we re not going to see full clearing. in fact, the golden gate bridge the past couple of days has been very cloudy. but inland, a return to temperatures above average. now, we re going to introduce the threat of fire danger before the weekend is out and include it for several days next week. i ll have the details in a few minutes. katie? lisa, thank you. and we have breaking news. one person is dead and at least four others are injured this morning following a shooting in east oakland. it happened just after 11:00 last night on 105
at electric works in san francisco. nice to see you today. thanks for inviting us in and showing us your amazing facility today. my pleasure. how long has electric works been around? electric works has been in san francisco since the beginning of 2007. we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art