During a Daring Rescue in the north bay. Tonight were hearing from the crew who pulled that man to safety and it is a new battle of the bay. The action taken tonight by San Francisco officials against the proposed name change at the Oakland Airport. This is ktvu, fox two news at 730. And more pushback tonight to the proposed new name for the Oakland International airport. Nice to have you back with me on this thursday night. Im heather holmes. San francisco supervisors tonight. Joining the chorus of critics worried about the airport changing its name to include San Francisco. As weve been reporting, the port of oakland wants to modify the airports name to San Francisco bay Oakland International airport. Now, the port of oakland says this change is meant to increase awareness of the airports location and to attract more travelers. But San Francisco officials are strongly against the idea. Supervisors tonight approving a Resolution Resolution opposing the name, saying the change will cau
Chopper. They say a rescue at night like this is especially challenging and codys position on the side of that steep cliff made it even more difficult. They tell me that his hands, his fingers were clinging to the rocks and his toes were also clinging there as the waves below crashed against the shore and the wind hit them, threatening his safety. They also say that it could have knocked him over some of that wind. Now, once martelli got hold of him, they brought him to the top of the cliff where firefighters rendered aid. The first couple of times larry touched the cliff, he lost his footing and the rocks crumbled away. So he had to kind of kind of reposition him a little bit. The priority is to get him out of that situation because if we dont get him moved, you know, even if he is injured, if we dont move him, theres a likelihood that he can die there. Now, they only had to move him about 80ft. But they also tell me that he had no scrapes or scratches. They say this is because of tea
Tonight, relief groups are suspending Service Following the israeli airstrike that killed seven aid workers. Take a moment to assess the environment and make sure that our staff are safe. And americancanadian dual citizen was among those killed in that airstrike. Good evening. Im julie julie haener and im greg lee. The workers volunteering with world central kitchen, a nonprofit that has been providing humanitarian aid in the gaza war zone, that charity and others have since suspended deliveries of life saving supplies to gaza, where famine could impact more than 1 million palestinians. Ktvu Jana Katsuyama joins us now. Janna, the idf issued an apology today amid international outrage. Greg and julie, the un, european union, great britain, france and other countries were very outspoken today, condemning israels action. Israels top military official said today that it was a grave mistake, and they promised an independent investigation. Images of the gaping holes and shredded metal from
Frustrating. Weve been negotiating with them for eight months now, and so theyre taking to the picket line for a three day strike that forced the county to bring in outside nurses to replace them. About a thousand of them were flown in from around the country at a cost of 20 million. Unfortunately, weve now had to take money and put it towards this essential coverage, and thats money that we then dont have as a system. So far. Administrators say things are running smoothly at the countys three hospitals and over a dozen clinics, while some appointments were converted to video visits and some elective procedures were postponed, the Trauma Center and Emergency Department are open inside the hospital. It really feels and looks and seems as though business as usual, you know, the patients are getting the care that they need, the staff who have come to work seem very pleasant. Patients gave mixed reviews. Michelle ramirez was directed toward an outside an urgent care. It seems like the shor
Disconnect from work. A prepandemic survey of u. S. Workers found more than half responded to work emails outside of working hours, and data from the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests that that number has increased to nearly 60 in the year since. We all know that feeling very well. This new bill, though, would allow employees to ignore work related communication outside normal working hours. Welcome everyone to the for this afternoon. Im Heather Holmes and im cristina rendon. If the proposal becomes law, it would affect both public and private employers. Assembly member matt haney of San Francisco introduced a bill in the california legislature. We will be speaking with him in just a few moments. Yeah, but we want to begin in Santa Clara County, where workers there are expressing different frustrations. This afternoon, nurses say that they are underpaid, understaffed and being asked to float between hospitals. Ktvu zan rubin live now outside the Santa Clara Valley Medical C