and i have more on the death of cricketer philip hughes including what impact this tragedy could have a the game as a whole. that s coming up later this hour. well, we begin the news hour in kabul, where the taliban has carried out two attacks, targeting foreigners. a coordinated a coordinated gun and bomb attack rages in the heavily protected diplomatic enclave in kabul. just hours earlier a suicide bomber attacked a british embassy car. a british security guard and four afghans were killed. let s go straight now to charles starred fort he s on the line in kabul. how did the latest attack play out, charles? reporter: we are hearing reports now that that late attack that happening this evening in the center of kabul that the taliban claim responsibility has now come an aim. we still do not have any firm confirmation of casualties. the interior ministry report two gunmen were killed. and also saying one foreign national was wounded who they are saying was an nepal ma
city spent $3 million to $5 million on legal costs. this isn t the end of measure b. this will work to the supreme court. the mayor is visiting family and issued a statement reaffirming his desire to give more control over pension benefits. quote, current california law provides very little flexibility in costs. that is why i believe we need an agreement the court did agree san jose can spend $20 million in the next budget to restore some cuts and city services such as library hours. they were cut to save money. a victory for an oakland teenager. a judge ruled jahi mcmath can stay on a vent later another week while another doctor conducts an independent investigation. that neurologyist was here this afternoon conducting tests on jahi who came here two weeks ago to have her tonsils removed now, her family is celebrating the fact she can stay on a vent later through christmas. supporters of mcmath marched around childrens hospital monday, offering prayers for the 13-y
good evening. the ruling is a measure passed by voters n.n.san jose this, is a case that could have far reaching implications for other city as cross california. abc7 news is live at san jose city hall tonight. the mayor has been tough on employee groups trying to reign in governments that created a budget crisis. employees first told they can pay, now, into the pension plan. a court ruled some of the plan is illegal. temperatures took the unit to court. they were wrong. we told them that two years ago and a year ago and six months ago. we need to be do this at the table. pulling the plug up for five years. judge ruled that this city can t shift across the pension plan and eliminate cost of living adjustments promised for employees for decades the mayor and counsel members had backing of citizens. the city spent $3 million to $5 million on legal costs. this isn t the end of measure b. this will work to the supreme court. the mayor is visiting family and issu
this meaning. madam clerk are there any announcements? the clerk: please submit all cards. items will be on the agenda unless supervisors indicated. please call item no. 1. the health code for massage practitioner and requiring them to pay annual license fee. good morning. i think we have mr. richard lee who will be making a presentation. mr. lee? thank you. the department of public health has been permitting massaging establishments under 29 of the health code. right now there are approximately 1800 permitted practitioners in san francisco. the state passed legislation a couple months ago that created for the agency for practitioners called the massage council. if they are licensed through they don t have to be licensed through local agencies. if the establishment employed only cam tac license by practitioners they are exempt from local permitting. what s wrong is they are among no longer permitted through us. we want to change the code that says if they are lice
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