a bart strike has been pushed back by the unions. there is a delay though tonight. the two sides remain in a standoff. good evening. i'm ama dates. we begin with breaking news on the bart contract talks. just minutes ago the union announced they will delay a strike for 24 hours. during that time they want bart to withdraw the contract of oner and return to the bargaining table. bart made its, quote, final offer around 4:00 p.m. ending face-to-face talks. local politicians spoke out less than an hour ago and they want bart to get back to the bargaining table. f a strike.so asking for the we have live team coverage with more on some new options if there is a strike come tuesday. first to oakland where sergio has details on this delay.

sergio? >> a lot of the details have developed in the last 15 minutes. as you mentioned the union said they are not happy with this deal. they have said they will not go on strike tonight, but they are planning on going on strike in 24 hours. that is midnight tuesday if there is no movement from the management of bart. bart's general manager said the numbers they have offered and the deals they have given is the best the system can give. >> these folks are given a 3% raise each year and it is a 12% package, 4% for pensions and 9.5% for medical. it is good for them and good for us. >> our members and our riders deserve better than this. we are not going to go on strike because the public deserves to have a system that works. >> local lawmakers voice concerns over negotiations. >> so when bart management

cutoff negotiations by putting forward a final of oner at 4:00 p.m., we were disappointed and we felt that it did a lot of damage. >> a group of bart employees came to rally and offer support to their negotiating team. >> what do you want? >> when do you want it? >> they wanted to know if they should show up for duty or hit the picket lines. through most of the night, most of the information came from bart management's lead negotiator. >> we have and can put out a good proposal. >> bart's team returned after a two-hour break. we were told we would be summoned back if they had questions or comments of the deal on the table. he is the chief of the federal mediation service and he is any. obama uh .y. appointee. washington is paying close attention to the talks. lieu

tenant govern -- lieutenant governor gavin newsom has been het would be preposterous at this stage when you are getting this close to put at risk your reputation and the economy of the entire region. >> so here is the bottom line if you plan to take bart tomorrow morning, the trains will continue running. however, i was talking with a spokesperson for bart and they say that bart management is not going to move at all on the numbers. they say they will return tomorrow, and they will continue talking with the unions. however, that will be some of the side issues that will be on the table. they cannot move on any of the money numbers. if you are going to be using bart on tuesday it is probably a pretty good idea to start looking at will turn tiff -- looking at alternative plans. i can say that the unions have two weeks to consider this

deal and the deal will then be retracted after those two weeks. reporting live in oakland, abc7 news. >> thank you. more on those other options. bart has chartered 200 buses, almost three times the number it had on hand for the july walkout. they will run from these nine stations, el cerrito, concord, love fie yell x walnut creek, dublin, pleasanton, hayward and fremont. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live in berkeley with more on commuter alternatives. lilian? >> ama, bart riders are no doubt happy about this one-day raw preif, but they are preparing for a possible strike. >> last time they went on strike i didn't have to go in at all, monday through monday th friday. >> mike mccarthy is one of the luck see ones. he is a programmer and just like last time won't be going into the office for a bart strike. >> it is more convenient and by the end of the week i wanted to see my co-workers

again. >> for those who can't tele commute, the ferry will be expanding service. 12 boats will be in operation instead of the usual eight. ac transit will increase bus service as needed. bart riders are not thrilled about the prospect of taking the bus. >> i haven't ever taken the bus to san francisco. i don't know how that works. >> those who experienced it in july remember that long lines, crammed buses and short tempers. >> that was bad because we were waiting an hour for the bus. i guess we will be catching the bus. >> casual carpool was a popular option last time and is expected to be again if the bart trains stop running. with so many more cars expected on the freeway, the carpool lanes will be enforced from 5:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. on interstates 80, 880 and 680. all of the uncertainty is too much for michelle whose doctors are in san francisco. >> i need an mri and i need an uh -- an appointment with my

pain clinic. >> if bart workers go on strike it expected to be worse than in july when school was out and many people were on vacation. in berkeley, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> as for other transit agencies we have a complete list of resources for you at abc7news.com. you can also download the exclusive abc7 news ways app to navigate traffic. follow the breaking news developments on twitter at abc7 news bay area. at least one man tonight believes the idea of transit workers having the right to strike is ridiculous. steven glacier is doing something about it it. he was in oakland trying to persuade riders to ban strikes transit strikes. they say so few shouldn't have an impact on the lives of so many. >> if they can't work it out, my feeling is they shouldn't take it out on the riders of the bay area. there is too much at stake for

the riders. to have a break down at the bargaining table affects all of us. >> there is a website called ban bart strikes.com, san francisco, boston and chicago are a few of the major cities that do not allow transit strikes. >> the digital team introduced hash tag bart to sound off about the transit talks. aria stark tweets, please don't go on strike. i just want to go to school and get my education. and johnny in oakland says the entire bay area is waiting. we hope you will clean up this mess tonight. please keep us all moving forward. and we are not just looking for tweets, but videos. you can send them on twitter and insta gram using hash tag dear bart. you can also send them to the abc7 facebook page. our traffic reporter will be on half an hour early tomorrow morning. their coverage will begin on monday at 4:00 a.m. on abc7 morning news. so we have talked about your

commute for monday morning. leigh glaser is here with that. >> the weather will be terrific for at least much of the upcoming workweek. live doppler 7hd is showing nothing but clear sky out there. here is a look at some of our highs. we managed 70s across much of the bay area. you ca lake ate clear lake at 70 degrees and antioch 75. we were 69 in san francisco and santa cruz 71 degrees, folks, and the current temperatures right now, we are safing some of the numbers down and still 60 in antioch and 55 in hayward and san carlos and 43 in novato. get ready, a big warm up expected this upcoming workweek and some of you maybe even want to head to the beach. we will talk about that with my accu-weather of seven-day forecast. >> this is amazing. he was alone and missing for 18 days. tonight a san francisco hunter is back home safe and sound. 72-year-old gene pennifore

gave a thumbs up. his family greeted him after the rescuers pulled him from a deep canyon. he went hunting in the mendocino national forest on september 24th. he says he fell and knocked himself out. he came to alone, cold and hungry. >> he ate squirrels with whatever he could catch. he ate lizards and frogs and snakes and survival mode kicked in. when you have no food for 18 days, whatever protein you can get, he did. >> the marin county search-and-rescue team assisted in the search. when they couldn't find him two days after he disappeared, authorities called off the search. 16 days later the search was reactivated and rescue dogs were used. teams go the a call from a group of hunters who heard somebody yelling for help and he was found shortly after. and now the shutdown going

into the second week. protesters hit the streets of washington, d.c. >> you work for us. you work for us. >> a group of veterans protested outside the white house over the closure of the world war ii memorial over the shutdown. some vets carried barricades that sur rounded the memorial and stacked them outside the white house as you can see. a mile away the senate delayed taking any further action on the crisis until tomorrow. >> i have had a productive conversation and our discussions were substantive and we qil continue those discussions -- and we will continue those discussions. >> a bipartisan group planned to reopen the government and extend the debt limit. >> and the democrat leadership squashed it. we were ready to go to the press gallery. the leadership said no. >> republican senator john mccain told obama to take a

bigger role to exstepped america's debt limit and extend the partial closure. >> east bay congressman held a town hall meeting with employees at lawrence livermore and sandian national laboratories. 7500 people work for the department of energy at the two facilities. they say they will be furloughed on friday. they are asking the secretary of energy to work with the white house to give lab employees back pay once the federal government reopens. still to on abc7 news at 11:00, we are standing by live outside those bart contract talks. we will of course keep you updated on the strike deadline that has been extended 24 hours. tensions are high over tahoe bears. the increasingly -- the increasing amount of tactics. >> and an unusual case of road rage. why it is not a good idea to get too close to an

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recognize san francisco's alamo square and now the landmark is due for a makeover. locals and tourists admire the view that has the famous painted ladies. it has a long to do list. they plan to repave walkways and there will be restrooms and install a new watering system for the lawns. the work is due to begin in july of next year. the alamo square renovation should be finished by december of 2014. an ma rights activists -- animal rights activists have taken steps from being -- from black bears from being killed in lake tahoe. the game warden sets traps when they loiter around a homes, businesses and camp sites. some bears end up being killed. the sacramento bee reports

activists with the bear league have booed wardens when they set up traps. they have gone on-line and listed businesses that have been careless with their garbage. >> a high speed chase on four legs. maybe they cut him off. a couple was riding a motorcycle when they got a little too close to the elk there. they quickly drove away with the animal in hot pursuit. after a few quick maneuvers the couple was able to evade the charging animal. an elk is no match for the horsepower. it is time for a full check on our weather. here is leigh glaser. >> temperatures are climbing into the 70s and the 80s. live doppler 7 rightnot pickingu not picking up any moisture at all. we are seeing a little light cloudiness over toward the spine of the sierra. that's about it and temperature wise, boy, we are seeing clear skies right now. the temperatures are starting

to come down a bit. beautiful shot. the bay bridge from our exploratorium cam and san francisco right now is down to 54 degrees. oakland at 57. 59 in san jose. and another gorgeous shot from our tower cam looking toward the lights and city hall. napa you are not 648 degrees. why don't we do one of these? you are 48, okay? we want to say hi to novato. concord is 59 and 56 in livermore. 1k3 here is a look at our highlights for at least the next several days. clear overnight and not as cold. warm for your monday with those offshore winds picking up. it will definitely heat us up especially at our beaches as we head into wednesday. our satellite close up, you can see a nice ridge developing.

the one weather system that brought the northern region of the state some showers moved on toward the east. nice ridge. we will show you the ridge really building in. and it will be with us for at least the next several days. it brought a littleactivity andy activity and all of this is shifting toward the east. high pressure is building in. we have had on shore winds the past couple days and now the winds hillary verse to more offshore. the winds will be shifting and the winds going from land to sea and down sloping winds and compressed close to the surface and the temperatures begin to ride. especially at the coast. here is an example of what we are talking about. we will go with 75 tomorrow. check out wednesday. the warmest day of the week is up to 80 degrees and even san jose you will be in the 80s as well as you get into tuesday and wednesday.

77 tomorrow, but how about 84 for wednesday. elsewhere we will look for temperatures in the 50s. here is a look at your highs for your monday. we come up a few more degrees. san jose 77 and check out los gatos at 79. half moon bay, 68. you will be in the mid70s. san francisco tomorrow and 72 in the north bay. a lot of 70s. petaluma 75 and novato 78. 80 for santa rosa. on the peninsula -- not the peninsula, but the east bay shoreline will be 74. up and over the east bay hills, very mild for this time of year. lots of sunshine with concord 80 and antioch 81 and 81 for livermore. shear a look at my seven-day forecast. breezy over the hills as the offshore winds develop on tuesday. go ahead and take the day off. beach day on wednesday with temperatures near 80 degrees at the coast.

thursday and friday and saturday, the fog returns and we will begin to cool down then. for three to four days it looks terrific. >> it certainly does. thank you, leigh. >> larry beil is in and you are sick for the minors game. >> it was toasty. a rare, warm day. >> was it 648 es? >> no that would be beyond toasty. that would be smoldering. the 49ers, actually one guy was that hot. a personal best from vernon davis and that was just his first half. the tightened with huge numbers. did he hit 648? no, this game was still a toss ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪

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at the stick. did you join the union, buddy? he was picked off on the goal line and he had his first n nfl sack. and then all vernon all the time. the cardinals jump off sides. he heaves it down field. and then cap to vernon again and 35 yards and he hits the free throw. seven receptions for a career high 171 imrardz -- yards receiving. the cardinals answer and now down 22-twenty. 9ers go on an 18-play 89-yard drive. 32-29ers the final and here is coach harbaugh on his star tightened vernon davis. >> the ball seems like it got

tipped. great concentration making that play. those are big time plays. >> i will give vernon his chances when i can. he is a great player and makes lots of great plays. >> he does. coming up, my one on one interest vow with vernon davis, the tightened on this monster day and the play nobody is talking about that might have been his beth of the day. and no his freas not his free throw form. although that wasn't bad. first the raiders go to kansas city looking to hand the chiefs the first loss of the year. welcome to terrell prior's

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money's money's -- vernon's view. we have special access to the 49ers star right after each game we get his insight on the match up. this was a very good week. the niners beat the cardinals and vernon had a spec spectacular view of the end zone. >> sun 71 yards and two touchdowns. have you ever had a better half than that at any level of football? >> probably the best half of my life. i can't take credit for. it i give it to our offensive line men. in order to get that ball off kaep has to make the correct throw and the line has to keep the pressure up. it is like a cycle. >> i don't know if you heard coach harbaugh earlier make the analogy of olives stuffed in a jar when he was talking about offense.

you pluck one olive out and then all of the olives come out. every olive was a vernon davis olive. >> that's funny. i guess i ate all of them. >> you likened it to being in the zone. describe what that feeling is like when you are running on the field expru a sense the ball is coming your way. >> when ever i am getting the ball i find the zone. especially if i am getting it back to back to back. i am able to come out with a play and i find a play where i am comfortable and i know i have the confidence to go out there and get things done. >> take me through the touchdown. arizona jumps off sides so kaep knows he has a free play. did you know they jumped? >> i am programed. my coaches program me to run no matter what. >> if i see a flag or if i don't see a flag i will take

off and run. >> late third quarter and into the fourth quarter it is 22-20. you are backed up on the 11 yard line. you desperately need a long, time-comsuming drive. what was happening on the drive and give me the importance of that. >> we were running and running to the left and running to the right and kept getting chunks. we continued to attack them over and over and over until we got into the end zone. >> on the touchdown, you had two blocks on the play. when you look at films this week will they be applauding you more for the blocks on the play or the two touchdowns? >> maybe the blocks, i don't know. i don't know. i just keep my hopes high. like i said before i am here to help this team win. whatever they ask of me, i am

here to do it. >> do you feel like you are back and flowing again? >> yes, i feel like we are flowing. there still more we can do. that will come in practice. once we get back to practice, all of the other things will come. right now. right now, we just have to let this win marinate in our minds and then we can move on to the next one. >> let's wrap it up. show me the jump shot form you are using now and whether this is -- i didn't see the shake in the end zone. show me that. >> right over the cross bar and nothing but net? >> right over the cross bar and nothing but fans. >> thank you. that is vernon's view for this week. >> you will notice that vernon calls colin kaepernick, kaepy.

vernon says i don't know if he likes it, but that's what i am calling him. next week we will have another edition of vernon's view only on abc7. ama? >> thank you, larry. and now back to our breaking news. a bart strike has been delayed by 24 hours by the unions. abc7 news reporter with more on the announcements made by both sides. sergio? >> the bottom line is if you are planning to ride bart tomorrow, the trains will be running. but as you mentioned it is a delayed strike because there is no deal reached tonight. the unions say they are delaying that strike for 24 hours in hopes of actually reaching a deal. >> through the -- throughout the weekend there was progress, but we learned that bart management offered their last best final offer at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon and in negotiation language is means take it or leave it it. the union leaders say they are not happy about the terms of the deal and they want to continue talking.

>> we had oprah pose sals we were ready to discuss. our members and writers deserve bettwe are not we are not going to go on strike because the public deserves to have a riding system that works. we want you to know the union members of 1555 recognizes that and we will give the district one more day -- one more day to get it together. >> it is time to bring this to a close. the bay area is tired of going to bed at night and not knowing if bart will be open or not. and we need to bring this to is a close -- to a close. >> that's the general manager of bart. she says the unions have two weeks to consider their offer and to take a vote. after two weeks the deal is off the table. a spokesperson for bart says their negotiating team will be here tomorrow for that one more day of negotiations. but that spokesperson says the negotiating team will not entertain any changes in salary or pension. just before both sides came out to make their

announcements, there was also a group of local politicians who came out and basically blasted bart management for the last offer. local politicians say they hoped negotiations would continue. one more day and then if there is not any changes in this last deal, the unions say they will hit the picket lines. reporting live in oakland, abc7 news. >> and we will monitor the on going labor disputes and will have anything on-line and on twitter. the abc7 morning news begins a half an hour early tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. a florida woman could be facing legal action after being stuck on a draw bridge. the 55-year-old woman wearing a pink shirt after participating from a cancer walk was dangling 22 feet off the ground yesterday above railroad tracks. she held on with her feet and her arms and never let go of her purse. after 20 minutes firefighters got her down with a ladder. authorities wanted to know why

she was trespassing on a bridge closed to pedestrian traffic. a 9-year-old boy was returned home to minnesota after he was stowed away on a flight to las vegas. the boy captured worldwide attention after he bypassed three layers of security to board a flight in minneapolis. he remains in the custody of a child welfare agency. a court hearing will take place on tuesday. his father pleaded for help, but officials told him they couldn't do anything until his son did something more serious than running away from home. a message from courage from gabby giffords. and the one simple bedtime change that parents could make that could improve their child's behavior. >> and it looks like temperatures across the bay area will be heading up as we head into the first part of our workweek. back east though you will need the

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giffords and her husband who are both gun owners toured new the >> stoping guns takes courage. the courage to do what is right. the courage of new ideas. i have seen great courage when my life was on the line. now is the time to come together. >> new york state has a voluntary agreement between gun shore operators operators and sellers requiring background checks for weapons on sale. giffords was nearly killed in 2011. if you are a parent, you know this. now science offers proof that children's sleep habits has an impact on their behavior. children who are put to bed at the same time each night are significantly less likely to misbehave. children who change having a regular bedtime and not even more sleep had clear improvements in their

behavior. children with erratic bedtimes are more likely to have behavioral problems including hyperactivity and emotional difficulties and demonstrate symptoms similar to jet lag. the study involved 10,000 children. and for our last check on weather tonight and what is ahead for this workweek is leigh glaser. >> let's hope the kids are in bed right now so we don't have any trouble with them. most of the kids though don't have school tomorrow. if you are traveling tomorrow, stormy through the midsection of the country. you can find some heavy thunderstorms from minneapolis down toward dallas and st. louis and all of this will be moving into that area as well as chicago byell tomorrow night. 68 degrees and it is 86 in new orleans. denver, maybe a light dusting of snow. 56 degrees and 85 in phoenix and would you check out california?

80 in los angeles and 70 in yosemite. and it is a great week ahead, folks and the offshore winds will develop on tuesday and wednesday. on wednesday, get ready for a beach day with temperatures there in the midto upper 70s. sewhere. and then we will start to see and sunday.rn on friday, sunda. and that's when temperatures will cool down. don't forget that mike nico will be here at 4:00 for the abc7 morning news. >> thank you, leigh. and larry beil is here for more football around the bay. >> more 9ers and raiders coverage. and big papi, go big or go home. he did both

are you stressing about bart? we are listening. they want to know how another strike would affect you.ou. youo bart and the unions on instagram, twitter and facebook using hash tag dear bart. don't forget to tell us who you are and where you live. you just might see your video on abc7 news. >> vernon davis is bigger and

faster than many wide receivers in the nfl so covering him down field and a nightmare. just ask the arizona cardinals. they could not stop vernon who had his best game ever. how about some crazy raccoon fun? ama wants her own raccoon now. kaepernick is down the sideline and 35 yards. vernon had seven catches and a career high 171 yards receiving on the first half. finished with $1.80 and two td's. the fourth quarter as the cardinals come back. they make it a two-point game. capped by kendal hunter. 32-20 the final. niners improve to 4-2. here is coach hair about you on the -- here is coach harbaugh with the epic drive. >> the game could have gone different ways. i thought our players really toughed it out when they had to. >> grinding meat.

that's what it is about. pete carroll and the seahawks let tennessee hang around. the pride of oakland, mar -- marshon lynch. they remain a game over the niners. for the first time in four weeks, no pick six for matt schaub. the texas back up delivered one himself. 98 yards and st. louis hammered houston. what happened to the text -- texans? the raiders quarterback terrelle pryor was sacked 10 times and threw 10 picks in kansas city. he did not run from the blame afterwards saying "i lost the game for us." new stadium noise record, 137.5 december -- decibels at arrow head. look at the speed. 39 yards and 7-0 oakland. alex smith was the usual alex

smith day. he did not turn the ball over and handed it off to jamaal charles. the game was tied at seven apiece. all chiefs though in the second half. pryor retreating. picked off by dempse. 17-7 with less than two minutes remaining. pryor was intercepted again. a poor pass. three second half interceptions for pryor. he takes it back to the house. the chiefs win it 24-7. they are amazing and last year was -- and they are 6-0. >> the entire week is educational. educated on the history of the rivalry and going back to the merger. that's what kind of rivalry it was. they are special. anytime you get them they are hard to come by in this league. they are great. >> jaguars and broncos. the beggest point spread in

nfl history. 28 points and jacksonville was down by two late a in the third. mo re no scored three touchdowns. an uninspiring 25-19 win to stay perfect at 6-0. drew brees 3-0 and they were trail the patriots. to stills and brady gets the ball last. they are on target tompikins with lewis. they rally buffalo. a 40-yard strike to goodwin. 24 apiece to overtime. cincy survives. nugent, 43 yards and the bengals win it 27-24. they are 4-2. baseball now and game two of the alcs. tigers and red sox andeighth. up in the eighth. big papi, grand slam and hunter eating bull pen grass

there. he is okay, but the game was tied at five. jim leyland's bull pen let them down. base hit and in comes the pride of petaluma, johnny goals. johnny gomes. the series is now tied 1-1 as they head to detroit. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you so much, larry. >> well, here is a quick recap of the breaking developments on the threat of a bart strike. trains will run tomorrow. there is no deal yet between bart and the two largest unions. the unions announced they will delay a strike for 24 hours. bart made what it called a last best and final offer this afternoon. bart officials say it gives a 12% raise over the next 4 years and increases, pensions and medical coverage. the unions want to continue talks. for now the strike is tentatively set for tomorrow at midnight. you can hear from both sides of the talks on abc7 morning news at 4:00 a.m.

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