between bart and the unions. no new talks are scheduled this morning if tomorrow if that matter. trains are rolling for now. >> thank you. more information about the three people appointed by the governor to investigate the contract dispute. the board chairman has been senior advisor to the governor since 2011 and is director of the department of alcohol and beverage control an attorney with employment background. and the san francisco director of human resources used to work as a state labor mediator and was a union representative at the service employees international union from 1982 to 1994. and the president emeritus of the trade counsel of california was a commissioner at the california transportation commission from 2002 to 2006

and has a long union history with an international brotherhood of electrical workers and the orange county building trades council. >> the bart board sent this letter to the governor requesting a 60-day cooling off period. he opted instead to order an investigation into the contract dispute between bart and the unions. workers are not allowed to strike during the seven-day inquiry. the letter requesting the cooling off the period said and i quote, "we believe the public should not be deprived of this public service unless all alternative those avoid work stoppage are utilized." the entire record is posted on our website at abc7 news co. word of the strike being put off came late, after most commuters want to wed. some still inconvenienced and not too happy. we are at dublin/pleasanton station with more. >> i will tell you those would live in the area most likely

catching the west dublin bart train decided to stay in. this place is dead. i thought i would have an opportunity to engage with different commuters and get their reaction to the news. my guess is most people heard and decided to sleep longer. some possibly are deciding to go ahead with a different plan or option. since the planes are running it looks as those people have decided to sleep in longer. i will tell you that the order by the governor will surely ease the minds of hundreds of thousands of commuters. kristen, the only people here are me, a cab driver, and the gate agent who opened up the station. when i get a single commuter, i will grab them hold them down and get a reaction.

no one is here in a long line waiting to cash a bus. there is not a person here. we like that. that means the people at home having the cup of coffee and watching abc7 news this morning. >> you can spare them the wrestling hold, knick, it is good enough to talk. >> what a team player. leyla gulen is checking out bart being on time and traffic looking good. >> that is right. everything is looking great. this is unexpected. we were expecting the worst. this is a wonderful surprise. right new we are looking at green conditions on the map. whether you are in the east bay in san jose, north bay, everyone is moving at top speed. we have a few construction projects. this is going to last until 11:00, eastbound 580 that is a couple of lanes blocked until 11:00 and we have a slow down there, maybe a slight bottleneck make the drive from livermore to

the altamont pass. in the westbound direction you can see the speeds dipping down to 55 miles per hour so it is sluggish in the westbound direction. westbound 80 from albany to the maze is four minutes and 880 and 280 moving at top speeds and a short nine-minute commute headed out of pleasanton hill to walnut creek down to the highway 24 junction. >> san francisco mayor is responding to governor brown's action and he tweeted and i quote, "i applaud governor brown for his decisive action so the residents will not endure a bart strike on monday." we have a wide range of resources at abc7 news abc7news.com with real five traffic conditions to see how the commute is shaping up. you can download our exclusive

waze yap to navigate the freeways. >> an update on our breaking news from the south bay. crews are on the scene of a two alarm apartment building in san jose. matt keller is at the scene with the latest information on how it is affecting the folk would live there. >> the power is still out. people are still out in the streets talking with red cross and will not allowed in the home until power is restored. firefighters received multiple calls of a fire in an apartment. and they found a heavy column of smoke and two apartments engulfed if fire. everyone escaped. the resident of one says her boyfriend returned from fishing and started cooking in the kitchen and this is what happened. i heard the smoke aheart and i opened the door there was black smoke and the kitchen was on

fire. i got my kids out, my daughter and son. we all got out. everything blew up and this was fire everywhere. >> the heat from the fire damaged another building breaking out whens in three farms, and 16 people are not able to go in their homes and two of the apartments are not inhabitable. workers are helping them out with shelter, food, and programming. >> this has seen a recent tragic fire, three people were killed including a child in an apartment one street over. >> thank you, matt. >> time for a check on the weather forecast on monday morning. mike? >> well start with a live doppler 7 hd and what you are going to notice is it is moist outside. it is not raining. it is not really wet. there is mist. there is drizzle.

the main layer is justy this morning. temperatures are running on the cool side, dress for mid-50's to near 61 in mountain view and 60 in san jose. oakland and hayward and san carlos are at 57. this persistent area of low pressure has been sitting on us for better than a couple of weeks and that is the bowl of cooler-than-average weather and you can see the flow coming ashore. as long as it sits here and it will for another week temperatures are not going to reach the potential and get up to summer-time levels or near average. today will be five to nine degrees cooler-than-average. you can see the cloud cover at exploritorium and at sfo, there will be flight arrival delays so use the flight tracker at abc7 news cop. the next 12 hours, clouds and mist and drizzle through 7:00 with temperatures holding in the

50's and slow sunshine again today. we will call it partly sunny and by noon, mostly sunny inland, and 56 at coast to 70 and we are around 60 and 88 at 4:00 from the coast inland and 56 to 72, everyone is going to need a coat if you are headed out in the evening. the next three days, it is cooler. tomorrow is about the same, two to four degrees cooler on wednesday and another drop on thursday and that may not be the coolest day in the forecast. seven days worth of weather if a minute. >> coming up, bart will run today after an 11th hour maneuver puts off a strike. we will check the commute next. >> new details on the deadly weekend hit-and-run accident in southern california. but first america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money apple gets the

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>> good monday morning. this is the oakland maze. traffic is light and doing fine. bart strike has been averted for now. after the governor post laughs minute intervention. for now, bart trains are normal but today more people may hit the roads and drive not knowing what was going to happen. right now you can see it looks fine but leyla gulen will keep a chose cry on the bay area roadways and let you know if there is extra volume. >> the san mateo county sheriff is searching for a 16-year-old boy would walked away from a juvenile detention facility. he left a log cabin youth catch at 6:30 last night, a minimum security facility and is described only as a black male, 16 years of age and wearing tan pants. >> we know the name of a woman shot to death in san jose on saturday morning. the 19-year-old kimberly joyce

was shot at south 2nd and east salvador streets. she was riding in a car and someone fired on the vehicle. this is san jose's 30th homicide of the year. >> contra costa county sheriff deputies arrested a man suspected in the deadly stabbing of a hardware store worker. it is believed the 49-year-old victim was targeted at random yesterday and the suspect was captured near the store and in jail. the name of the victim is not released. >> los angeles police have not released a motive why a 38-year-old driver plowed into a walkway killing a woman and injuring 11. the suspect has been identified as nathan campbell arrested on suspicion of murder with the crash. several surveillance videos caught the suspect's car swearing down the boardwalk on

saturday. witnesses say there was in doubt about the suspect's intention. >> he was looking for blood. >> he was intentionally doing it. he was not honking just, you know, doing 40 miles per hour, and hitting people. i have never seen anything like that. >> 32-year-old italian tour it died of her injuries on her honeymoon. campbell fund himself in an hour after the crash and is held in lieu of $1 million. >> hundreds of airline passengers bound for australia on a backup plan after an emergency landing at sfo. the pilots of united flight 863 claimed one of the engines failed after take off. the boeing 747 returned to sfo while emergency crews were on the runway. no injuries to the 348 passengers or 18 crew members.

facebook founder zuckerberg is throwing his considerable influence behind an immigration reform and will speak in san francisco at a screening of the film about illegal immigrants. this is his first step in building a social political network. >> no bart strike this morning, but some folks could be taking to the roads because they have not her. >> i hope everyone is tuning in to fine out the latest. the good in us is the strike has been averted. it looks like 23 trains are running on time and we have only one accident if you are traveling along the eastbound direction on highway 4 in hillcrest. other than that, clear conditions. the bay bridge toll plaza shows cars are funneling into the tolls and it will be 11 minutes to head away from the maze to san francisco. at the golden gate bridge it will be nine minutes into san francisco and we do have a high

extra cars into san francisco and as we head over to the san mateo this is 14-minute drive to go from hair to foster city and clear conditions. accident free and the tail lights are moving along in the westbound direction with headlights in the eastbound direction. wide open and our skies are wide open. >> leyla gulen, nice to see you on this monday morning. we have low cloud cover and our lowest visibility is half moon bay at seven miles. we have late sunshine headed into the afternoon hours and temperatures are cooler-than-average temperatures again. drizzle is likely overnight with temperatures below average until at least saturday and sunday are we will see a warming trend. today, only low-to-mid 70's in the south bay and near 80 in lows goats and not so much sunshine in santa cruz today and 68 degrees.

up the peninsula we are in the mid-70's until san mateo and millbrae. mid-to-upper 60's and struggle to get to 60 in a few isolated spots. low-to-mid 70's south san francisco and sausalito and upper 60 to low 70's for most of the north bay, and warmer around napa and vallejo and 74 degrees and 58 at bodega bay and possibly 64 simpson beach. in the east bay valley, low-to-mid 80's under mostly sunny afternoon. if you are headed to the game tonight, dress warmly. there will be a breeze. clouds are rolling in. we will start at 59. well drop down to 56 by the end of the game. tonight the temperatures are in the 50's, and most of us with cloud cover, there is patchy drizzle for the commute tomorrow. tomorrow will be a lot like today but an area of low pressure draws near and look how it really brings down the

temperatures. most of us may not escape the 70's in our remain what of the areas on thursday and friday and we will start to warm back to average on saturday and sunday. kristen and eric? >>guest: listen to this, don't know if i want to sign you up but the madness we know as running of the bulls is coming to the bay area. it is expected to happen next year and the event will be similar to the running of the pulls in spain where bulls run down narrow streets while people try to catch them or run in front of them. the running goes on at several united states cities starting in arizona this month. the great bull run is scheduled to be in the bay area next june with exact location "to be determined." >> you do not reach my head by running head of bulls down the streets. >> don't want to text fate. >> will a-rod be allowed to play?

>> good morning, at 4:51, this is a picture of the golden gate bridge and one of the possible places where there could be additional police monitoring this morning as a result of the department of homeland security beefing up their presence at transit hubs or travel hundreds because of the global travel warning imposed on citizens. right now you can see the golden gate bridge has mist and we will talk to mike nicco ahead. >> there is no bart strike because of a last-minute maneuver by governor brown. last night the governor ordered a seven day inquiry into the contract dispute that threatened to stop the trains. there can be no strike during the inquiry. the union agencies are at odds with bart management over a new contract and we will have more on bart ahead including a look at the way it backs the morning

court mute. there were news conferences after the governor ordered the inquiry and they posted online at abc7 news.com . follow us on twitter@abc7news a at bay area. a sky driving instructor but the student survived after the parachutes failed over the weekend in mississippi. investigator say the instruttor and a student were dumping with five other skydivers and the equipment failed and they crashed in a swamp. the instruttor was killed but the student survived with multiple broken bones. >> rodriguez could play against the white sox even if major league baseball has other plans. later today the league is expected to suspend a-rod for the rest of the season over accusations that the third baseman used performance-enhancing drugs which the suspension could top 200 games and keep him off the

field into the 2015 season. however, a-rod could still be allowed to play while he fights the suspension. >> there were no steroids. no one can do what he did. i thought you were innocent until proven guilty. until you have concrete evidence... >> 13 other players are expected to be suspended with him for links to a clinic accused of distributing performance-enhancing drugs. >> fast food workers are demanding better pay and the right to unionize. some workers who hold down two fast food jobs say they still not earning enough to make in's meet. the demands came over calls from the white house and some members of congress and economy its for modest raise in the minimum wage. many fast food workers took to the street to double the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 an hour. the restaurant industry argues that could please to businesses chosing and fewer jobs.

>> getting to your job this morning is going to be easier because there is no bart strike. leyla gulen? >> can you tell, i am happy? we are looking at 29 trains now running on time, so, it look like you are on good shape if you are taking bart. all other mass transit is looking good and we will look at that if a little bit. we have construction in some areas in san jose, northbound and southbound, with on-and-off ramps shut down and that will last until 7:00 this morning, and the rest of the san jose drive is moving along swiftly at 101 to 80 headed into cupertino and 85 between 101 and 280 is looking good out there. now, a look at our mass transit, bart is run on time, and muni and caltrain and ace train and we are in go shape and we will go outside to san jose looking at 280 away from 17, and a couple of cars out there and a dark picture, and we also have southbound traffic moving well, no construction over there. good morning to you, mike, and we will see what is happening in the weather department.

>> keeping an eye on the state of alaska as they continue to stay in the 80's. it is now 33 gays -- days of today's high is possibly 78. now, a look at the exploritorium camera, and compared to what we are dealing with, 60's to 70's from five degrees cooler-than-average in livermore to nine in napa with 74 and san jose is at 75 and seven degrees cooler-than-average and wering to out at 67 and san francisco is 62 today so much cooler than it should be. should be one of the warmest months across the bay area. los angeles is cooler-than-average weather and 89 in sacramento, and at tahoe, warmer there than most of us at 82. kristen and eric?

>>guest: a young jeopardy contestant learned the hard way that life has rules. he knew the answer but spelled it incorrectly. >> you put a "p" in there and the judges are ruling against you. >> he misspelled eminence operation during final "jeopardy" on the show and the 12-year-old from connecticut feels he was cheated but he would not have won anyway because a rival was $30,000 ahead. people are expressing their anger on social media. producers say they have never given credit for incorrect answers. >> the curiosity is observing a one-year anniversary and the nasa rover touch down in an ancient crater near the equator on mars a rather ago to fan mayor. engineers had to i vent a new landing routine and use cables to set it down. curiosity has achieved one of the major goals by findingest of

a past environment that could have supported microbes. it is now driving to a mountain that tries from the crater floor. it will try to find signs of the chemical building blocks of life. >> research shows that a set will be buried in tunisia that has been attracting tourists after release of "phantom menace," and the movie set have been overrun by the dunes. >> bart strike averted for now the governor stepped in to prevent a worker walk out in an 11th hour move. >> riders relieved, hear from commuters who are getting to work on

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good news for commuters this monday morning. no bart strike this morning after a last-minute move by the governor. thanks for joining us. >> we have full team coverage on the bart strike averted from the governor stepping in as we mentioned to commuters and whether the word got out. >> we begin with abc7 news reporter cornell bernard on what this means for negotiations and where we go from here. about only line, bart trains will roll this morning and for at least another week after the governor stepped in last night to trailerly block a strike hours before the deadline. the move came at the request