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clean background check when he became a partner. they use a consumer reporting agency that told us california law prevents them from reporting the arrest to oober because it is more than seven years old. in a recent e-mail oober said the background checks are safer and backer than the agency that oversees taxis in san francisco. their spokesperson told us cab drivers must have no prior convictions, and background checks go back for the entire adult life. there is no limit, seven years would have shown up. oober says drivers must undergo quality reviews which they argue separates them from taxi cabs. very interesting report. thank you. if you have a tip for elyce or anyone else, we urge you to give us a call at 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com. felt more like june today with the rare winter sun and people taking advantage of the very warm weather today headed to san francisco s ocean beach. some laying out catching sun and even though the calendar said january, it was ....
to start getting the flavor of this wonderful treasurer that the library congress puts on for our country, and especially our children and book lovers. i m happy. this is my third presentation. as mentioned, i have written two books about american women trail trailblazers. i think alexis started out talking about the women of america in his famous trip here in the 1700s. he said, when it gets down to the end this is a para phrase when it gets down to the end, i would say the most important attribute of this great country is the superiority of their women. he talked about [applause] that they had strong opinions, and that men and that men(.ecl) and that men(.ecl)(.ecl) listened to them. so i thought it was a great beginning. knowing that those earliest women showed a spark that was different, that showed an independence and resilience. my first two books were about the american women who broke barriers in the different field. i was able to do the first woman who ....
total of three. in the bay area, health officials have confirmed 11 people died from flu this season so far. but just seven deaths confirmed state wide because the state has not yet investigated local deaths that number is expected to rise dramatically from the state. another 28 california cases are currently under investigation. this year s flu strain is scary. it s killing a number of young people like this young man. 23-year-old matthew walker thought he had knew moana. he had h1n1. swine flu. the 23-year-old posted these photos from the hospital. sonoma county officials say he had no previous issues. i m concerned and worried. i m sad for the family. i can t say whether or not this is an indication this is a trend for this particular strain this year. i think it s still too early to tell. doctors say the most-important protection is the vaccine. it s not too late to get one. someplaces are running low. walgreens say they have a temporary shortage but do expect t ....
woodruff: good evening, i m judy woodruff. also ahead this friday, mark shields and michael gerson analyze the week s news. plus, our science correspondent, miles o brien, after reporting from japan inside the crippled fukushima nuclear plant, suffered a life-threatening injury in the philippines and his left arm was amputated. tonight, he discusses living, working, and coping, after what happened. i really like to ride my bike, i like to fly airplanes and i want to get back to shooting video. these are my three o criteria. they re, like, no problem, we have attachments for all of that. woodruff: some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs woodruff: those are just some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and. friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers li ....
eastern europe and the balkans. woodruff: good evening, i m judy woodruff. also ahead this friday, mark shields and michael gerson analyze the week s news. plus, our science correspondent, miles o brien, after reporting from japan inside the crippled fukushima nuclear plant, suffered a life-threatening injury in the philippines and his left arm was amputated. tonight, he discusses living, working, and coping, after what happened. i really like to ride my bike, i like to fly airplanes and i want to get back to shooting video. these are my three o criteria. they re, like, no problem, we have attachments for all of that. woodruff: some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs woodruff: those are just some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and. friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to ....