Have. My name is george on the Program Director at the Commonwealth Club on behalf of all of us i want to welcome you. Thank you so much for coming down to tonights terrific program with Charles Schwab in conversation with adam oshinsky. We are very appreciative to have you all here how many of your members of the commonwealth atake you very much if you are not a member this is a great time to join their all kinds of terrific programs coming up a great building with a great roof deck, great programs like the one in here and theres a gentleman named billy in the back of the room. We will be happy to answer any questions you might have. Thank you. You are welcome. Please take a moment to turn off cell phones and devices that might make noise during the program. Let me tell you about a couple of upcoming programs at the Commonwealth Club. October 31 halloween at noon a awill be with us. On november 12, there is not a comment in that, just so you wont know. November 12 National Review edit
mechanism or the mail carrier would not deliver to their home. there are certain requirements that are needed to be met in order for these lockboxes to be installed. reporter: we met up with a u.s. postal inspector today. jeff fitch s office is a law enforcement branch of the postal service. a postal inspector opened an investigation into the evergreen mail thefts after our phone call. postal inspectors that are assigned to our san jose mail theft team are looking into this. reporter: he asks people to file mail theft reports online or via their 24-hour hotline. neighbors in evergreen say they gave inspectors this surveillance video footage and the license plate number of the suspect s van. the inspectors vow to go after every mail thief. it s a federal offense. postal inspectors are federal agents. we investigate this. potential penalty of up to five years in federal prison. this is the car. and everybody keeps saying it s a mazda. reporter: most of her neighbo
football because we know that there s still a lot of work to do to restore confidence. reporter: the sports have been in a chaotic mess in the last nine months. business at all the west coast ports slowed to a crawl costing companies mills of dollars. we are going back to work immediately. everybody is working. it was a long negotiation. and we have a good fair contract for the next five years. we have all been in situations where we have strong feelings about something, what the parties recognize in these past few days is that principled compromise is noble. reporter: we learned in the last few days that there was one person that was holding up the entire negotiation and that was an arbitrator in southern california that the unions no longer wanted to deal with. well tonight according to one union spokesperson, that arbitrator is out. and ken, they will now have teams of three arbitrators that will no longer have life terms. that was the log jam holding things up
here in downtown oakland. live in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. in san francisco, a car slammed into a mother and toddler on a bicycle sending them both flying. an hour ago the scene at geary and 7th looked like this. traffic was being diverted around the smashed bicycle and police cars. police say an suv driver ran a red light and crashed into the mom and her little girl. luckily, a pediatrician was nearby and tended to them. we are told the mother s leg was put in a splint. and the little girl was able to walk around after the crash but people who saw it happen say it looked bad. the light for me was green and i saw the car to my left come through the intersection and hit a woman and child on a bicycle went up in the air and landed on the ground. the mother and daughter were taken to san francisco general to be treated and are expected to be okay. a fire at one of the world s tallest buildings. elizabeth cook with the amazing pictures. we had video of dubai of an
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. tonight, we have a deal. late details on the breakthrough to end the port dispute and get a trillion dollar industry back to work. joe vasquez tells us what it took to get all this done and get lots of people back to work. joe? reporter: ken, it took a lot of tough negotiating. it didn t hurt to have a big push from the obama administration. just as the sunset on a deadline for an agreement, we saw hugs and pats on the backs in the negotiation room of 555 market. a breakthrough thanks to the secretary of labor. i told them it was first and gold all-star the eight yard line on tuesday. and i m happy to report they have crossed the goal line. but nobody is spiking the football because we know that there s still a lot of work to do to restore confidence. reporter: the sports have been in a chaotic mess in the last nine months. business at all the west coast ports slowed to a crawl costing companies mills of do