have cancelled today's news briefings, this as a midnight strike dead willline closes in. >> thousands of b.a.r.t. riders are holding their breath, waiting to see if monday morning will bring a strike or settlement. >> do not lengthen it and all these people inconvenienced. >> if there's a strike i'll be walking more and staying home more. >> today, both sides were back at the bargaining table to try and avoid a b.a.r.t. strike. b.a.r.t.'s lead negotiator says a settlements possible. >> everybody wants a solution. nobody is saying we're -- we're not saying we're not going to strike. we're not saying we're not going to bargain. everybody wants a solution, and as long as they're saying that, it's positive. >> talks focused on employee wages, pensions, healthcare

contributions and worker safety. the union says the talks are ongoings. >> the parties are diligently working. >> is that close. >> they're negotiating. >> will that be enough to head off a strike that could bring traffic to a screeching halt. >> talks continue here at the caltrans building in oakland. in the last hour these train operators have showed up to give support to their fellow union members still in talks. many tell us they hope to be at work tomorrow morning. we'll be here until a decision is reached. >> ama: commuters hope they will be there tomorrow as well. if there is a strike, there are many alternative transportation option for commuters. b.a.r.t. is offering bus service into san francisco, picking up passengers at the morning in these b.a.r.t. locations in the east bay,

from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. all of the commuters can get picked up to return home at the transbe a terminal in san francisco from 3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. >> sam san transwill provide a shuttle. and caltrain may provide additional service as trains and crew availability permits. ac transit plans 0 add some transbay buses but doesn't know how many. the ferry will run 13 boats instead of eight, extra routes from oakland, alameda, vallejo, and south san francisco. golden gate transit will have no additional service. we have assembled a range of resources for you at abc7.com, including alternative transit options and real-time traffic maps and you can download the exclusive waves traffic app help you navigate the freewayes, follow us on. @abc7newsbayarea for breaking news updates. >> for developing

updates-join us tonight at 9:00, and abc7 news at 1178. >> in our other developing story, u.s. embassies across the mid east are being slammed shot shut because of a very active terror threat of al qaeda. they're planning a massive attack somewhere against the u.s. the exact target is unclear. one major worry, explosives surgically implanted inside suicide bombers. homeland security is beefing up prepares at airports and train stations and other travel hubs in the u.s. we're live at sfo. reporter: local authorities are not going into specifics, but the san francisco police department does acknowledge receiving a bulletin from the fbi and the department of home lean security. sfpd says their officers are monitoring various areas of the city and will determine

if additional resources are necessary. they say they have the ability to rapidly deploy and redeploy resources as the department deems necessary. no specific location has been mentioned but authority are keeping a close eye on airports, train stations and other transportation hubs and increased scrutiny of visitors coming into the united states. so while the recent intelligence contains no, quote, nexus to the u.s. apple homeland the measures have been implemented out of an abundance of caution. >> they're they al qaeda faction that still talks about hitting the west and hitting the homeland, and their expertise is chemical explosives, hitting the aviation sector, as we saw with the underwear bomber. so we're on a high state of alert. >> ama: the bullet continue sent by the fbi and department of homeland security urging local law enforcement to be vigilant, was classified, which we have been told, which

reflects the sensitivity and seriousness of the situation. abc7 news. >> ama: southern california authorities have arrested a man accused of driving his car into a crowd of people at the boardwalk in venice beach. here's a report on the suspect and the innocent victims. reporter: panic on the boardwalk in venice beach surveillance video showing a car plowing plowing into a crowf people. >> people were flying everywhere. looked like something out of a movie. guy swerving and hitting the people, and there was just traumatizing to see. reporter: the driver in the dark dodge avenger kept on hitting bebeach bowyers, mowing down anybody in this path, injuring 12 people. one victim from italy died. she was on her honeymoon. witnesses say they mayhem was deliberate. >> he was intentionally doing it. hunt honking his horn, just doing 40-miles-an-hour and

hitting people. >> the driver fled the scene. he walked into a police station two hours later. >> detectives have booked nathan campbell for a murder that took place last night. reporter: the surveillance video shows him first parking his car, then walking off and returning minutes later to get back into this car and speed off into a crowd of unsuspecting beachgoers. >> this guy having the sense to create mayhem and massacre a lot of people. >> so far police have declined to discuss a motive but say it was not a terrorist attack. >> ama: a hardware store worker divide from a random act of violence. the man was stabbed in the doorway of oliver's ace hardware on san pablo dam road. the deputies arrested the suspect as he tried to run from the store. investigators are looking for a motive. the victim died at a local trauma center. >> still to come at 6:00,

why a well-known u.s. band was beating unat a russian airport by russian nationalist. >> details of a plan to run the bulls here in the u.s., including one event in the bay area.

>> ama: a smell of ammonia brought out a hardous material team to a business

this morning near highway 101. the hazmat team cleared the area in a few hours. the incident is under investigation. >> a united airlines flight made a forced landing at sfo international because of an engine failure. it landed shortly before 1:00 this morning. 342 passengers and crew were on their way to australia when the number four engine failed. the pilot dumped fuel over the pacific. the passengers will be put on another flight tonight. >> new at 6:00, an american punk rock band was pelted with eggs and tomatoes after using the russian flag as a prop. you can see right there in the youtube video, members of the blood hound gang stuffed the flag in his pants and pulledded out. in an airport lounge they were attacked. the ban apologized saying

doing things like that. the mosquito officials calling them idiots and cancelled their concert. >> the powerball jackpot grows. where bay area ticket buyer purchased a million dollar winner. >> and lisa argen will tell us if there's a chilly night tonight. >> mike: this chains for youngsters to show off his skill set and enhance possibilities of making the

>> ama: the running of the bulls is coming to the san francisco area. the event its similar to the running of the bulls from spain, where bulls run down the narrow street. the event was held in arizona. the humane society wonders about the point. >> these bulls are not going to run because they're happy or content. they're running because they're scared for their lives wind chill denod need to put animals in harm's way for entertainment. >> ama: organizers of the great bull run insist the bulls are not harmed.

the bull run will be in our area next june. >> the paulball jackpot is $400 million. nobody one the jackpot last night. however one lucky person won more than $1.1 million. the person print in milpitas at the arco station. the next drawing is wednesday at 7:00 at p.m. so you -- >> the watch an live stream is now available in the bay area. watch abc is a new way to experience abc anytime, anywhere, where you're at home or out and about. you can enjoy your favorite newscast, tv shows and shows on your smartphone, computer, or on demand. its brought to you by abc, come cause, and at&t universal at no cost. go to answer news -- abc

news come come for more information. >> to get a look at how our work week weather is going to be. lisa is in for leigh glaser. >> lisa: if you have been enjoying the weather, you're probably going to like the next couple of days but we have more cool weather on the way, even cooler than the past couple of days. here's live doppler 7hd where the fog moved quickly onshore tonight, moving across the bay, allowing for low clouds, fog and drizzle. temperatures are dropping into the 60s. winds over 20 miles-per-hour, san francisco and by the delta. half moon bay, 55. los gatos, 71. here's the view from the golden gate bridge cam. just a little clearing there but it's been pretty gray all day long. right along the shoreline. 67, santa rosa. it's been unusually cool for many of our north bay neighbors, and breezy in the east bay. 75 now in fairfield as well

as livermore. so, high temperatures today, we did manage 90 degrees in antioch. 85 in fairfield. 84 in livermore. so beautiful there but closer to the bay, and much cooler than average and the winds have been a factor, as well as the marine layer up to 2,000 feet deep. so the fog will be around so the numbers should drop quickly and a little mist and drizzle tomorrow. starting out with gray skies and sunshine, a cool day on the way, and the coolest days of the week yet to come. we have the culprit sitting offshore. tonight, we're counting on mid-50s in palo alto. 55 in richmond. 51 in santa rosa. so tomorrow morning, grab the jacket if your out early. it be cool. the fog will burn back to the shoreline but the see breeze from 15 to 25 miles-per-hour, allowing for the temperatures to stay anywhere from five to eight

degrees from where we should be this time of year. so low pressure has been hanging off the coast, and it will dive down just about over the bay area throughout the middle of the work week and that's going to bring cooler temperatures, maybe the risk of a thunderstorm in the sierra nevada, once we get behind the system by friday, saturday, and next weekend, we should warm up to more average readings. tomorrow, very little change. san jose, 75. morgan hill, 9. milpitas, 7 2. 74 in mountain view. 58 in pacifica. san francisco, once again, afternoon sun, 62. breezy. north bay, numbers here, plenty on upper 60s. we should see low 80s in santa rosa. 72 tomorrow in sonoma. 72 in vallejo. castro valley, 70. heading inland, pretty nice afternoon. low 80s here. 84 in livermore, and brentwood tomorrow in the

mid-80s. the sevenday forecast, status or stratus quo, and then we'll drop off come thursday, wednesday, and with increasing clouds and we'll look for the afternoon sun, but by the weekend looks like that is when summertime returns. follow live doppler 7hd on twitter for the behave area conditions, rain or shine, get "spare the air" alerts and tweets from your favorite weather channel. >> ama: certainly a good resource. thank you, lisa. >> ama: shu is here, and feeling falllike in some areas so how but football? >> mike: hosting denver, allowing the youngsters to show their stuff. michael james out of oregon, established him as a force in just his second season. after the injury to backup harner. ran for 125 yards in four

games and scored a touchdown, and he feels like he is really improving his game. >> improving myself everytime i come out here and practice. in practice, the same thing. had to get better first, and if you went during the week you can win during the game. >> you say that usually players from their -- from end of their first year to the start of their second year have chance to make the greatest amount of gains. michael is a real living example, current example, of that. >> mike: a's and rangers with the rubber game of the series at the kole assume. and griffin continues to give up the long ball, major league leading 26 home runs and today gave up a couple more. nelson cruz, could be spendded tomorrow due to the biogenesis scandal. seventh. mitch lowerland, that's out of here. griffin allowed 28 home

runs. now 10-8 on the year. texas moves to two and a half back of the a's. >> i feel like i pitched really well all day, and pretty frustrated, like you said, but that's how it goes. they have a good lineup. i feel like i pretty much dominated them for 6-2/3 and then one just hit a homer. >> mike: giants and rays ending their three-game set in tampa. gave up three runs, including this one. now tied at 3 in the sixth. the former stanford star, sam fold, giants now 12 back of the dodgers, rays win 4-3. >> little league action. belmont redwood shores in hawai'i. the single gives belmont the lead. pitcher nicholas low appeal had nine strikeouts, allowed

one hit. sean lee helped to end the game. belmont checks outs their opponent for the second straight game. advancing with the victory. >> the cal campus will be welcoming another superstar, missy franklin will be on the berkeley campus the fall. today she asset new standard. in the 400 medley relay, missy ran the first segment and, gave her team the lead and they never looked back. gives missy her six until gold, the first woman to win six gold medals at the world. not a bad summer before she starts her career at cal this fall. >> final two rounds at the women's british open in st. andrews, the birthplace of golf. park, 6-over on the day. choy had a lead with six to play but stacy lewis prevails. her approach on 17. makes that for birdie. finishes the round with this gorgeous birdie putt on 18.

her second career major. >> final round of the bridge stone. the only thing stopping tiger is that squirrel. tiger held on to win despite just one birdie here on 10. led by seven. shoots an even par 70. 15-under on the tournament. won by seven strokes. he looks forward to next week's pga championship. >> to the track. go bowling.com 400 at pocono raceway. jeff gordon, looked like he would win but on the final restart, kasey kahne jumps out in front and takes the checkered flag for his second win of the season. busy sunday as usual. >> ama: thank you, shu. >> next at 6:00, it's star power against smurf power at the box office. who

>> ama: be sure to join me at 9:00 on cable 13. how facebook founder mark zuckerberg plans to join the debate over immigration reform. then at 11:00 here on abc7, the countdown to a possible b.a.r.t. strike. we'll have the latest on negotiations and tips on how to get around the bay area if workers walk off the job, all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news.

>> star power ruled the box office this weekend. denzel washington and mark wahlberg teamed up to claim the top spot. the pair star in "2 guns" based on a graphic novel about an undercover operation against drug traffickers. the movie made $27 million this weekend. the wolverine came in second, with 21 million. "smurfs 2" debuted in third, 18 million. "the conjuring" came in fourth to help it top 100 million, which is he can rebel for a horror movie. "despicable me" rounding out the top spots. >> i'll see denzel in anything. he -- and mark wallberg is a great actor. i'm ama daetz, for mike shumann, lisa argen, leigh glaser, who is off, thank you for joining us. we're back at 9:00 and

11:00. we'll leave you with a live look outside. see you tonight at 11:00.

>> right now, denzel washington and mark wahlberg on the run. >> lots of laughs, lots of action. >> this movie touches on the definition of family to each person. >> hollywood do-gooders honored. kid feel like an -- a lazy because i do not do half of this. >> i have a hot potato situation but it gets the job done. >> on the right carpet, now. welcome to on the red carpet on the set of abc family's baby daddy and i am rachel smith. this show features comedy, family, secret crushes and of course a baby. before we hear more about it from the stars let's put it