occupants were transported to the hospital for observation and non-life threatening injuries. mother story part happening now. bart has shut down transbay tube service between san francisco and the weekend. the closure is necessary for track maintenance, repairs and upgrades. kron four s jackie sissel is live at the transbay terminal in jackie? reporter: normally people beginning on people beating embark but the beginning on three buses see it from one sunday to the other. talk of the work got off the phone and spokesperson for bart got an update about the work and how its brick pressings of our video from and said the transmittal lesson at midnight mission down and start it worked at about a hundred people inside the tunnel were ignorant clock to get the work done as you talked about. they are going to do some track replacement some maintenance inside and because of that that the shutdown the tunnel altogether he says right now they are on schedule and everything is progre
finishing up here at the national press club. you can see this on our website cspan.org. going to a conversation with world bank president jim yong kim. he ll be talking about preventing the next pandemic. this is happening at center for strategic and international studies here in washington. should start in just a moment. good morning and welcome to csis. welcome to those who are joining us online and those who are coming in via cspan and else where. it s an honor to be here today to welcome dr. jim yong kim president of the world bank to speak on how to better prepare ourselves for future out breaks in this era of the new normal of recurrent out bakreaks we ve se. i m the senior vice president here at csis. just a few minutes of opening remarks. dr. kim has been president of the bank since 2012. and in that time has used his leadership quite strategically to bring about many changes internally and externally. he s positioned the bank to be a lead player, a key player in
family extremely. but i know he didn t do this to hurt nobody. you know, i believe he innocent. when there s a video like this people rush to judgment. i think it would be great to the presumption of innocence work itself out. reporter: again, today the judge set bail at $25,000. roper will face a judge again here november 9th. for now we re live in downtown brooklyn, kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you. no warning uttering not even a sound, a knife-wielding attacker slashes an emt worker and tonight cops are trying to figure out why. was this a bias attack? the 34-year-old victim a hatzolah worker is now occupant hot as police out of the hospital as police search for the suspect. reporter: that s right. a few blocks from the crime scene and yes police are investigating this as a bias attack. senseless, random and unprovoked. residents here say it could be nothing else. that the had to be a hate crime. nearly 24 hours after the attack, cr
well, you had questions, you had questions yesterday. i didn t get questions yesterday. [ simultaneous speakers ] no one ever not all of you always gets questions and you know that. marcia, could you just no! no! this is a legitimate question. they have legitimate questions, too,. reporter: to clarify what s going on, this was mayor de blasio at a press conference on monday on fire alarm safety. the question was not on a pre- approved topic. it was about three people being killed in a bronx car crash over the weekend. happy to discuss that with you tomorrow. reporter: and a professor says this attitude is reflected in the mayor s plunging popularity. when you look at those polls and you see that the people feel for a variety of reasons that the mayor s focus is not on new york city. there s a sense that he is not present, that he is not doing the job they elected him to do. reporter: is he doing any other availability where he is taking general questions
[ yelling questions ] reporter: a college professor says mayors have a public obligation to answer reporter questions. it s beyond to imagine what they are waiting for realize that they can t hide in city hall. they have to be open and accessible to the people. and quite frankly, the people s representatives in the press. reporter: how many times taking off topic questions? how many times? simultaneous speakers ] reporter: is he taking general questions this week? he is going to puerto rico healthcare rally. he will be having an avail in puerto rico tomorrow. reporter: well, mayoral aides think his press tactic allowing is allowing him to control his message. ionia college professor says what may be happening is his message isn t getting out which may be why his approval rating in a recent poll was just 38%. so there s more at 6:00. okay. thank you. by the way, to see the entire exchange with the mayor s press secretary as she tried to get some answers, go t