I am particularly thinking in the area of supervisor kims district, even though she have a lot of schools but the areas where we typically didnt have a lot of traffic before but now we have so Much Development going on that there is an increased traffic, i know when i had spoken to mta they said if so many people get killed or hit at the intersection but were trying to be preventive versus reactive, right, so i just thought if were doing an analysis, i mean, were doing this looking at Traffic Safety around schools, that maybe we can be more proactive in giving some recommendation saying wait a minute, a stop sign is not doing it here any longer i think were going to need a stop light so i think supervisor kim, in your area, youve seen an increase in development, is anything going on around those school sites to increase the safety at those really busy intersections now . Yes. If i can answer the question were doing a study with sfmta that is already largely funded although were looking
Found out what was going on inside. Absolute oral surgery is not open as usual its closed after the dentist here admitted to police that he wrote fraudulent prescriptions for pain pills. They were either directly for his wife or to Staff Members and the Staff Members would then get them filled and turn them over to his wife. Rebecca who happens to be the sedation nurse for the practice that she also stole the very drug she was suppose to be using on patients. They were taking the fentanyl here and replacing it with saline so when they were suppose to be is he dated they were getting saline. She was shooting up at home while her four kids were in the next room. When police searched the home they found bottle after bottle of pain pills detectives say she was going through a500 pills a month. We are lucky she didnt permanently knock someone out. One complaint is for overis he sedating a child during surgery. Now the d. A. s office is telling us they expect more people will come forward wi
The road more than most professional orchestras. Its been hailed as the future of Classical Music itself. And its all about children, about saving them, hundreds of thousands of children, through music. Honk [orchestral music] consider the life of Jose Gregorio hernandez. [dramatic conclusion] his blindness didnt stop the orchestra from letting him be as much a part of it as any other kid. [whistles and applause] you can see the result for yourselfmagical. [ticking] youve probably never seen anything as adorable as a fivedayold elephant. But this story is more about her mother. Her name is mpenzi. She is the large lady lending a helping trunk. Mpenzi didnt grow up in the wild. She was an orphan and was raised here, at an orphanage for elephants in kenya. These kids have all lost a parent to poachers, mainly. And here theyre cared for by the gentlest men youve ever met. Not only do they spend all day with their elephants; when its sleep time, they bed down right next to them. Welcome to
That way. This morning, his harrowing ordeal with his own pictures and in his own words. And a Little Country in the big city. Tim mcgraw kicks off our memorial day weekend celebration with a live concert on the plaza today, friday, may 23rd, 2014. From nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning. Welcome to today on a friday morning. Weve got a Big Country Music crowd gathered for tim mcgraw. Also in the foreground, members of our armed forces here for fleet week here in new york city. Theyre going to get a great show in just a few minutes. Lets get right to our top story, though. Just in time for the memorial day weekend, that big recall of nearly two Million Pounds of beef has gotten even bigger. Nbcs tom costello has more on that. Tom, good morning. Good morning. Investigators believe the beef may be tainted with the e. Coli bacteria, but Health Investigators say its a rare bug. The recall affects retailers w
Offpeak times. Sfo will start up a new departure Management System which operates like the metering lights on freeway on ramps to minimize wait times for planes about take off. Weather and airline breakdowns its always difficult to say. Its not like chicago. Obviously you expect something. Reporter frequent flyers worry there will be no way around the delays. They are also afraid they could be stuck with higher ticket prices and jampacked planes. Supply and demand definitely flights are going to be more expensive. Its going to be difficult to get the flights that you want, and maybe ill end you will going to other airports. Reporter and the bay areas other two major airports Oakland International and san jose mineta would love to see an increase in air traffic as a result of whats going on here. Theres a study by m. I. T. Recently that found that small and medium sized airports bore the brunt of recent airline cutbacks and so they would love to see than a crease. Meantime sfo has seen