last night. that is a lot. it s been 12 hours and they have done that much. that route shut down all weekend long. john alston has an update from the demolition zone. good morning to you. reporter: good morning. so far so good, workers have been at it nonstop. working 12-hour shift. 200 workers at any given time. let s take a look at the demolition that has been going on, heavy machinery pulverizing what is left of doyle drive. there will be 65 tons of debris and concrete and rebar, will be hauled off and recycled over the coming weeks. one of the issues has been dust in the area with all this concrete. from time to time we ve seen workers adding water on to the scene to prevent the dust from getting too bad. we have not seen a lot of dust. in fact there are air monitors keeping an eye on air quality also for the safety of the workers. what we hear from spokesperson that everything is on schedule. i was here last night. they just got started so quickly. then i got here th
frances dinglasan to find out about it. thank you. traffic is light right now. if you need to get in and out of marin county and into san francisco, park presidio boulevard is your best bet. here is a look at the traffic. it s going to be quiet on the road. here is a live look at park presidio boulevard. there is some confusion as to whether you can make a left turn as you head southbound on to geary or to california. we ll try to sort that out for you as the morning continues. we need to know if it is going to stay nice and dry. and lots of other people want to go to the beaches and here the to parks. here a lisa argen. lisa: we re looking at cool numbers, 48 in napa. 49 in fairfield. temperatures about 2-35 degrees warmer in most spots. that will be the trend. we ll continue to warm up. the reason being the storm track is well to the north. high pressure is building in and the fog is at a minimum. we ll have a sea breeze and breezy especially along the coast. the de
that left a bruise on her arm. the district attorney filed charges against the sheriff in january. he pled guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment and then suspended mirkarimi without pay triggering the ethics hearing on official misconduct charges. this is the first step in the hearing process. now decisions made tonight should lay out the framework for that hearing process and a time line and, again, attorneys are talking about having that first hearing in june. now with once this process is complete completed, the ethics commission will forward its findings to the board of supervisors and it will be up to the san francisco board of supervisors to decide if sheriff mirkarimi will keep his job or be removed. reporting live from san fr francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. thanks for the update. bad buses. taking a closer look at 5,000 school buses because of two reports of them stalling without warning. tonight the state office responsible for every school bus on the
drama. mo monte francis has more. reporter: most of those classes will be held in this building behind me, the very building where the shootings took place. we spoke to the president of the school. he said the nursing classes would be held at unitech college in fremont and that arrangement with unitech college is expected to last about ten months. you ll recall it was the nursing students here who were the target of the gunman three weeks okay. six students and a receptionist were gunned down and killed and the suspect, a former student here one lm. goh. the message says, we will remember, we will prevail. there are reports that some students are refusing to return to this building for classes because it would be just too traumatizing to be here. and one student who was wounded in the shooting told a local newspaper that she would not return to the school if classes were held here. the profit oikos told us he would not go on camera today but did confirm classes would resume
six students and a receptionist were gunned down and killed. the suspect, a former student here, one l. goh is behind bars and facing seven counts of murder. the university s website includes a tribute to those killed along with a message that says we will remember, we will preva prevail. there are reports that some students are refusing to return to this building for classes because it would be just too traumatizing to be here. and one student who was wounded in the shooting told a local newspaper she would not return to the school if classes were held here. the president of oikos said classes would resume at 9:00 tomorrow morning. es that counselors would be here at the school starting tomorrow to help students who are having trouble coping with the trauma of what happened. a larger group of students is expected to return to class on tuesday. also, the university has planned to hold some kind of open house on tuesday. and at that time the president of the university says th