Nothing would make pg e happier. Investigators are not closer to figuring out what caused this fire last night that quickly spread but did not destroy buildings. Investigators say they may never know the cause of the fire. Well a small brush fire threw out a lot of smoke in San Francisco presidio area today. The fire spread to gas in the presidio. Were live with the story. Jonathan . Well, there were tense moms today, people gathered where im standing to watch a fire going on over that hill there. You can see there is a tiny wisp of smoke still smoldering. The flames spread quickly on the hill. Firefighters struggled. These guys are heroic. It looks hot and slippery. The thick smoke through onlooker autos ive never seen a fire here. Firefighters believed the flames started near this concrete enclave full of graffiti. Old gun battery from world war ii. The grass caught on fire. Took firefighters half an thundershower bring flames under control in spite of the tough land skpaip a hose ru
It says employees can receive six weeks of paid leave under the federal medical leave act. That provision was a mistake and negotiators likely signed the form after reading it. They didnt expect it to be in that package because they never discussed it. The bart board of directors came up with a chart detailing the cost of the provision. They say it will cost 44. 2 million over four years. Thats more than half of the cost of the entire 67 million tentative agreement. They say a deal is a deal. I dont see how it is an honest mistake. You signed it. We signed it. Bart riders are frustrated. I dont want another strike. Tom hawk is out and a new chief negotiator will be named soon. Lillian kim, abc news. That is what is going wrong and lets talk about what is going right. Batkid captured our hearts and the city. The city was transformed to gothem city 20 help to help miles scotts dream come true. He was presented the key to the city. Sergio, what a day. What a day indeed. Tonight San Franci
A joyful crowd of thousands. The streets of our city are safer because of you made of chocolate of course, a treat for a champion. All in a days work for one superheroes, who left a Lasting Legacy with one grateful city. Love that kid. And love that story. Thank you for watching abc news. Tune in to Good Morning America tomorrow. As always, we are online at abcnews. Com. Good night. Announcer every day, more americans choose abc news. Americas number one news source. And that breaking news, the possibility of a another bart strike. Barts board voted to renegotiate the labor contract with the unions. Tonight the unions are balking. Im dan ashley. Im carolyn johnson. Lillian kim was at that board meeting, and she has the latebreaking details. Barts board of directors emerged from their closed door meeting after three hours. In a 71 vote they decided to go back to the bargaining table with the unions. What is important is to try to find a middle ground to address this difficult issue. At
Water trying to figure out where the pilot is, if they can find him. Still no sign of it although the search is 19 hours old. They say the average person could survive in the waters for 17 hours. They have not called it off. The coast guard has a cutter and helicopter out there. There are no divers in the water. They say it is not safe because they have a poet in the water. No divers in. According to the f. A. A. Two plans part of the same crew crashed in midair at 4 00 yesterday afternoon over the san pablo bay. One plane spiraled outofcontrol and landed in the water. The harbor master was out here yesterday and he is here again this morning and he is distraught that all of the people would were trying so hard couldnt help that pilot. He is still hoping for a miracle today but he says searching out there is tough. It is muddy water, high current, things move around and the debris moved around quickly because of wind and current. It is hard to pinpoint with the oil sheen and the fuel s
And thrive. And that breaking news, the possibility of a another bart strike. Barts board voted to renegotiate the labor contract with the unions. Tonight the unions are balking. Im dan ashley. Im carolyn johnson. Lillian kim was at that board meeting, and she has the latebreaking details. Barts board of directors emerged from their closed door meeting after three hours. In a 71 vote they decided to go back to the bargaining table with the unions. What is important is to try to find a middle ground to address this difficult issue. At board is the clerical error. It says employees can receive six weeks of paid leave under the federal medical leave act. That provision was a mistake and negotiators likely signed the form after reading it. They didnt expect it to be in that package because they never discussed it. The bart board of directors came up with a chart detailing the cost of the provision. They say it will cost 44. 2 million over four years. Thats more than half of the cost of the