City of San Francisco okay. Ooul welcome, everybody. This is the march meeting of the San Francisco Mayors Disability Council. I am chip supanich, cochair of the council. Now well tv introduction read by Council Member roland wong. Good afternoon. Happy first day of spring. And welcome to the mayors distribute council this friday march 20, 2015. In room 400 of San Francisco city hall. City hall is an accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. Wheelchair access is provided at van ness street via ramps. Wheelchair access at the pope street carlton entrance is provided. Wheelchair lift. Assistive listening devices are available and our meeting is closecaptioned and sign language interpreted. Our materials are available in large braille. Please ask staff for any additional assistance. To prevent electronic interference with this room sound system and to respect everyones ability to focus on the presentations, please silence all mobile phones and pdas. You
The state is quite tight security. We are ready to launch the twitter with its now just days away investigators in russia are releasing more details about a Deadly School siege in moscow. An armed student is accused of killing two people after charging into a classroom and holding other students hostage we have been around noon at the school in the north end of the russian capital. Investigators say the gunmen stormed into the classroom and fired at a teacher. They say hed been shot at Police Officers who rushed to the scene the teacher and one of the officers died. Another officer was wounded the armed teenager in the other students kept it for fifteen minutes until a father persuaded him to surrender. Students of various ages were caught on video fleeing the school at one point. Investigators say the gunmen was carrying a rifle registered to his father. Theyre trying to find out if he had any trouble with the teacher he killed. City officials in moscow for considering increasing Scho
Im tori campbell. B. A. R. T. Trains are running. But so far theres no deal. We have team coverage. Ktvus janine de la vega talked to commuters frustrated over being kept in limbo because of the strike threat. We begin with sal castanedo who joins us live from outside of the building where negotiations are set to resume shortly. Good afternoon, sal. Reporter tori, good afternoon. Weve seen people show up now so some of the negotiators are on their way back. B. A. R. T. And its unions say theres a sign of hope that they can avert a strike, the threat of which has kept commuters guessing for the last few days. Union and b. A. R. T. Negotiators stayed up all night and finally called it quits at 5 30 this morning without an agreement. B. A. R. T. And the labor unions are still stuck on pay and benefits but have been discussing work rules and employee safety. Yesterday, unions were threatening to strike today. The midnight deadline came and went. But apparently enough progress was made to k
Good friday morning to you. Im reena ninan, in for diana perez. Im john muller. We begin with breaking news from overseas. A car bomb has exploded outside of a major hotel in downtown beirut. Just steps from parliament and government buildings. At least five people were killed. Including a top aide to the former prime minister. Lebanon has seen a wave of violence in the past months, as fallout from the civil war in syria. And we have some more breaking news out of california, where a small plane crashed in the front of a home, killing two people. The plane went down overnight near fresnos chandler executive airport. Investigators say the pilot took off from that airport before crashing. And the plane may have clipped a tree. Its believed a man and 9yearold boy were the only ones onboard. No one in the house was injured. The christmas nightmare continues for many in the northern parts of the country, especially maine and michigan. Tens of thousands are still without power or heat, after
Heat tomorrow because thats the next story. How hot is it going to get tomorrow. Where are those 100s going to be. And the fog is working its way back in. And the bicyclists of the amgen put up with the heat today. Firefighters were worried about the dry brush and grass. But were also working crowd control. Were worried about people that have sun exposure. Maybe not drinking enough water. Maybe have a medical condition earlier this afternoon. Reporter the mercury rose and that drew thousands of people to the beaches. We go to David Stevenson who says theres safety concerns over the next hour. Reporter the crowds will continue to grow at San Franciscos stinson beach. A life guard told me earlier theres there was no need for rescues today. Hundreds came out to hit the surf or just lay in the sand. We got in the waves and cooled off a bit. Reporter others had ice cream. Or a few laps in the local pool. Parents said they were taking extra steps to protect their kids. Lather and sunscreen.