st good afternoon, eefsh everybody, i'm larry beil. >> we're keeping an eye on roads as the friday commute is just getting underway on this first day of the bart strike. >> looking at our commute cam, that is on the lefthand side of the screen, skyway is on the right. i'll just put it in general terms here and say anyone trying to get out of san francisco at this point is a nightmare. of course this is the second

bart strike in three and a half months. unfortunately, no talks are scheduled at this time. >> we're going to have more in just a moment and traffic but first we have breaking news. police investigating a shooting left a 2-year-old child wounded. >> this occurred near 94th avenue and sunny side street. happened just before 2:00 p.m. we're live with more. leanne? >> we don't know whether or not this was gang related. we don't know if this was drug-related or i've been looking for you related. they simply dmot know. but what i can tell you is that police are mad this happened in the middle of the day. you can see the scooter and a toy on the ground where the 2-year-old boy was shot. it's, how can i put it? incred dwroibl say case shellings on one side of the street. there were more on another side of the intersection on

sunniside and 94th avenue in east oakland. >> itd appears there was gun exchange between two groups, one bullet ended up traveling down and striking a young child. >> few people wanted to talk on camera fearing for their lives. >> we're just advocating for anyone to come forward because this is senseless. >> ip gooding to to go home and pray the little babe gee all right. >> reporter: the 2-year-old now is in the hospital in critical, but stable condition we'll have more on how he's doing at 5:00. live in oakland abc 7 news. >> let's go back to our bart strike coverage. many are going to have a longer ride to their

destination today, looks like that has frozen up but appears to be the scene outside of the ferry building. unfortunately that signal locked up. taking a look at the transbay terminal, people trying to get out of san francisco, it's difficult. you're talking about a bart system carrying 400,000 people per day. those who didn't stay home have an opportunity to stay home are out, trying to get out of the city this evening. it's going to be a long, slow commute. >> they've got books out. a mob scene there. but what a rough night it's going to be. >> yes. >> 30 hour bargaining session broke down in a disagreement over work rules. there was a skrimish at one bart station this morning. >> laura anthony joins us at lake merit station. >> reporter: pickets back up just as they were in july.

this morning there was tension and an arrest by bart police after a man apparently upset about the workers going on strike for threw a traffic cone am @ them. other than that, the strike has proceeded peacefully. this after negotiate yaigs between bart and unions broke down yesterday afternoon. unions claim they'd agreed to bart's lead, bart claims it's not true. and that yun yinz wanted economic gains. >> i think they're desperate because they walked away from a deem. they walk wade from a deal, their deal. they're trying to formulate accusations. it's almost comical. we're starting to believe we don't think they have skill, or ability to achieve an agreement. >> common sense will tell you our world needs to change to allow.

you cannot run a 95% railroad system with this book of rules. >> now, according to bart that book of rules, 470 pages thick will have more details on that for you tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00 and 6:00. one leader told me that the conversations are going back and forth behind the scenes about getting negotiations resarted. bart general manager says they're open to restarting an negotiation but there are no plans to do that. in oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you. at least they're talking a little bit so that is a positive side. you can see our vehicle that is using cell 7 technology is on the embarcadero. >> the same place it was last time. >> yes. >> this is southbound on just past broadway and and abc 7

news van to make the right turn off harrison. had he done this numerous times, i can say it's going to be a dhal yempk to get on to the bay bridge bit thyme newscast ends at 5:00. because it's bumper to bumper, red lights from here down embarcadero is going to be a long, slow crawl. >> you just hope everybody made sure they planned for this, put gas in cars and other things but you might think about when you're in the car two hours. >> yes. >> let's check on abc 7 morning traffic reporter doing double duty today. laila? >> yes. are you sure cars didn't go backwards? looked like a negative miles per hour out there on embarcadero. it's busy, wasn't as bad this morning a friday light if i dare say that. take a look around the bay to see live pictures starting with bay bridge toll plaza. you can see cash-paying lanes are busy.

it's going to take 18-20 minutes to head way from the maze. if you're traveling in the eastbound direction as those people are, it's going to take 35 minutes to go between same points. let's go to san mateo bridge, you can see traffic is slow out there. they're making the drive there is about a 30-minute commute. taillights heading away from you is about a 14-20 minute drive. so busy out there. i can tell you northbound 101 heading out of san francisco is packed. >> take a look at this, this site not making bay area commuters happy at all today, sky 7 was overhead in richmond. you can see all of the trains stopped. >> and usually when you want

opinions you come here to the bart station. but this time, clearly that is not going to work. we found bart usual riders scattered to four corners of downtown. many disor yenltd and frustrated. >> dear bart, i hate you're pulling this stuff on us. you know we have family that's need to make it back and forth, disabled people and all. >> dear bart i'm upset about this delay in my track. now i need several hours to get back home. >> a few delayed commuters said they're angry at bart management. >> dear bart i'm upset that management will not go binding arbitration. >> frustrations raged at workers. >> dear bart maybe you should not strike. it's bad for the economy z despite that you guys get $80,000 a year, you know, it's no real purpose to cause everyone else to be late for work. because it's messed up.

there is a ton of naem could take your jobs every daichl i have friends that can operate train frtz military. >> dear bart, you make enough money. better yet let me have your job. >> if you have something you want to say send your video and be sthour use hash tag dear bart. >> as mentioned one option is the ferry. we have a live look now for the ferry along embarcadero. >> lots of people chose to take the ferry into work. the agency added more staff to help with riders one commuter had a wait and see attitude. >> during the last strike i took a ferry into downtown. it got congested. i couldn't get out to south san francisco. so this is my next option.

if it gets crazy, i'll have to think of something else. >> san francisco bay ferry usually carries 2500 people on a typical morning. in july, 7,000 passengers were ferried on the first morning so we're talking about triple the number you want to keep atune to abc 7 news for latest developments on the commute without bart. >> you can down load our free abc 7 news app allowing paush lerts to get the latest information. plus we've assembled a range of resources for you to help you try to plan out the commute including alternate options and realtime traffic maps. and we recommend you down load exclusive abc 7 news waze traffic app to help you navigate freeways. follow us on twitter for breaking news. >> at least weather is decent if you're going to be stuck

outside waiting to get around. >> imagine if it was train raining outside. >> more angry. >> yes. the only smiling spencer christian is here. >> live doppler is showing fog at the coast. so far, it hasn't dared to creep across the bay. i'll see if i can train it, stay, stay at the coast. sunny skies everywhere else except coastal areas experiencing fog. here is a live view looking at golden gate. a little finger fog there approaching golden gate but there is not going farther inland. here is a look at temperatures temperatures now, 58 degrees, low 70s in san carlos. only 54 more live view from our owe east bay hills camera looking west over the bay this, is our first forecast. mainly sunny skies, patchy fog

is lingering into afternoon, mild to warm. high temperatures from upper 60s to mid-80s inland. i'll give you a look at the weekend in just a few minutes. >> still head a big road hazard causes problems today for a busy san francisco street. >> plus sh a new kind of sugar rush is a game that is turning into a gambling addiction for some women. dr. beser weighs in on that, next. >> and what is the science behind 300 pounds of ice? a thin wire and a motorcycle? it's newest display at san francisco exploratorium. >> in the abc 7 traffic center nothing rushing about your berkeley drive looking from our camera towards i 80. it's looking like a slow commute we'll have details on the traffic, including news, weather, coming up when abc 7 ne

a counselor is accused of molesting children. officer as rested brian chrisel. while working as a court appointed child advocate. he works in watsonville. investigators believe there may be more victims who have not yet come forward. >> a moving truck after a collision involving 300 vehicles.

this happened in san francisco. three people were injured, one taken to the hospital. a traffic light was also knocked off and the accident. no word on whit will be repaired. >> the firefighter who hit and killed the survivor of the asiana airlines plane crash will not face charges. the medical examiner found she suffered injuries consistent with being run over. she was covered in foam on the tarmac, and today, the county district attorney says the firefighter did not violate any criminal laws. the da says the scene was chaotic and called firefighter efforts remarkable. he was traveling with a group of chinese students. two of her classmates were killed in that crash. >> google now joins exclusive 1,000 club, the new york stock exchange prepares for twitter. >> emily chang joins with us today's after the bell report. hi, emily.

>> good afternoon, larry and carol. wall street exclusive $1,000 club got a member, google. shares soared above $1,000 mark today after the company reported a 36% gain in profits. meantime it looks like an old rivalry between google and facebook cooled. clinlts of double click will now have access to facebook's ads as well. had this is scene to make ad sales easier. stocks closing out the week higher today sending s and p to the best weekly gain since july. your bloomberg silicon valley also rising getting a boost from google shares. new york stock exchange isn't taking chances when it comes to twitter ipo saying it will allow trading firms to conduct a dry run of their systems to make sure all goes smoothly

from. bloomberg studios, larry, cheryl, back to you. >> thank you. >> there is some growing concern over adirectiv adirective -- addictive nature of the game candy crush. 45 million people play, most are women. between ages 25, 55. many say the quest to reach the next slefl so intense they can't put the game down. >> i was on vacation finding myself leaving the pool to go back to the room. boy sit there and would be playing candy crush trying to get to the next level. >> the psychiatrist had is on the list of diseases to say sit an addiction in the way gambling is an addiction? it's got the properties. people lying about the amount of time they're spending on this, it's affecting relationships and work. >> wow that is amazing. the game is free, but players can buy additional lives.

people are spending big money to keep the game going. the creators said to be making $636,000 a day. $230 million a year. >> we're going to lunch, spencer crush. same demographic autos yes. mochaman madness. >> i like it okay. >> let's register that. >> okay. let's take a look at weather. live doppler 7 shows a few patchy clouds and all week long, sunny skies just a finger of fog there at the golden gate. forecast features mild to warm both weekend days with a cooler pattern settling in next week. but not sharply cooler, at 7:00 this evening, overnight

into tomorrow, we'll see what coastal fog there is. high temperatures at the coast into upper 60s to around 70s. and low to mid-80s in warmest locations it's going to be a lovely da, a lovely weekend. overnight patches of coastal fog, and maybe pushing just locally beyond the coast but not out over the bai. so look for 41 there at nappa. upper 40s in coastal locations and some inland spots. tomorrow, a warmer day. highs into low to mid-80s, 81 san jose. and look for highs into upper

70s to 80. 68 in pacifica. downtown san francisco a high of about 74 tomorrow, with 70 over the sunset district. inland warmer, low to mid-80s in santa rosa. 83 in napa. 82 sonoma. on the east bay, highs of 78 in oakland and newark. 79 union city. and highs of 83 in wall street -- walnut creek. 83 antioch. 82 concord, here is the accu-weather forecast. oh, let me not skip ahead too far. the half moon bay pumpkin festival. sunny skies with exception of maybe early morning fog. so a lovely day.

now, the accu-weather forecast two lovely mild to warm weekend days. by friday, mid-70s inland. it's a lovely week head. >> and weekend. >> yes. >> going to be big. >> up next, how the james bond movie prop may become a real submarine car. >> and after 4:30 putting power to the pedal. the company reinventing the wheel for bicycles. >> a submarine car could be hand gree. you're leaving san francisco heading through marin and towards 580 you're moving along decently. going to take 31 minutes and another 22 heading across the richmond san rafael into richmond so 22 minutes will get you there. let's go to the embarcadero now using our cell 7 technology.

we're going to be at a stand still. we'll have details coming up when abc 7

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school today, meeting queen elizabeth at buckingham palace. she is an advocate for girls' education, giving the 87-year-old queen a copy of her book. she talked about malala's homeland. >> duchess of camebridge was out and about, visiting a sports aid athletic work shop in olympic park. she didn't just shake hands and smile, she got into the game, check out the shoes playing volleyball in four-inch wedge heels, you go, girl. >> pretty good. >> tesla founder is ready to start a new project and has james bond to thank. he confirms he purchased a prop used in 1970s film "the spy who loved me". he bought the car in auction september for $989,000. and musk was disappointed to

learn it did not trance neerm a subbut the billionaire plans to change that, he's going to convert it into a real dhar can trance form itself into a sub. imagine how many he can sell during a bart strike. he plans to use a tesla electric power plant to make it happen using those batteries. >> he waited until after he bought it to find out it wasn't real. >> he can afford to fix it true. >> day one of the bart strike still ahead. >> looking at a live shot of the skyway in downtown san francisco. abc 7 morning news traffic reporter will have a look at the roads and show you how they're doing. >> not everybody has to endure the trance bay commute this morning. meet bill enzo his office is in san francisco. how he's working today remotely still to come. >> and later on a different type of security breech.

the federal air marshal

no real talks scheduled between bart managers and unions, six months of negotiate yaigsz stalled

yesterday afternoon and admit night workers went on strike. the sticking point a package of work rules involving paychecks work rules and overtime. the strike is affecting hundreds of thousands of riders. the bay bridge crossed this morning and there was a 26% increase of carpoolers. >> let us dive back into the commute on the right you can see traffic on the skyway in san francisco on the left is our commute cam from krem 7 technology. and i came down harrison. it was jammed at 1:45 this afternoon this, is going to take a long time we're going to travel with a cell 7 here just try dog get to the bay bridge. for the moment we'll check in

with our traffic reporter today, thank you for, you're here in the morning and had a nap, and going strong throughout the evening. >> right. exactly. everyone else has to endure it. we're here to help you out. larry saying we're going to be tracking travels if they're traveling. let's go to san francisco skyway. you can see travels is looking like a stand still. into oakland. this is a long stretch but a slow one. going across the way to the maze you can see traffic is sluggish there. you're moving to get you from the maze into richmond. >> well st. anthony's gets a

significant amount of help from east bay. but those people are now not able to get into the city. some put out a call asking people to lend a land, and the dining room. >> if unhelp go to abc 7 news.com and click on see it on tv for more nchgs. coming up at 5:00, abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman will show how businesses are being affected by the bart strike. >> commuters got to tryout bart's plan b this morning. amy hollyfield tells us how it went at walnut creek bart station. >> there is no need to run for a bus, as soon as one filled up, there was one ready to go. >> i'm very frustrated with

this. like every day. i just stopped checking news because. yae. just frustrated. >> i feel nervous. i don't know how long it will go. >> bart provided buses and will bring them tomorrow tonight. the station in walnut creek was busy. managers had to call for more buses. but at 7:20 one bus sat, waiting for more people to show up. >> it was a little bitless less of a mad house because it's friday, and late notice. that people might have said i'm staying home. >> this isn't too bad. >> that means the line around the corner waited for 25 minutes to an hour. >> the morning went smoothly,

these commuters know there could still be trouble ahead. >> i'm concerned about the this afternoon. you know, hopefully i can get on the bus and come home. >> this is a round trip experience, if you didn't take the bus out this morning and obtain a ticket you will not allowed to fwhoord afternoon to head back to the east bay. >> i want to show you a live picture from the ferry building. they had 7,000 riders on an average weekday morning news is that i don't see a line. >> so you want to join abc 7 morning news team for an early start for all latest on the bart strike and how the commute is before you head out, abc 7 morning news starts at 4:00 in the morning on monday.

>> just ahead at 4:00 fisherman learn aid very expensive lesson when trying to tangle a nine-foot tiger shark. >> i'm spencer christian. how about this view? clear skies and sunnier conditions tomorrow, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> in the abc 7 traffic center eastbound traffic into hayward. it's a busy afternoon commute. you can down load the waze app. we'll have m

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it's not often someone loses out in a struggle with a tiger shark then laughs about it. >> yes. this one guy did. check it out. >> oh. >> my gosh. >> half is in his mouth, half is here. >> unreal. >> that is paul colbert standing with what is left of his $1,000 fishing pole. it snapped 20 minutes into efforts to try to haul in the fish on saturday he was good natured despite losing out what would have been his biggest catch, ever. now, on the bright side he

said it would have wreaked havoc on the boat. >> the one that got away. >> that is great video. >> yes. spencer christian will take a look at what's happening. >> yes. you may want to video tlord weekend coming up. it's going to be beautiful. we're looking at live doppler 7 and seeing areas of coastal fog not socked in along the coastline but there is a bit of it there. looks like it will pull away tomorrow, nationally a nice, bright sunny weather picture for western two thirds to three quarters of the country. we'll see showers and snow in northern minnesota. it's going to be chilly. state wide tomorrow from top to bottom and coast to inland we'll see sunny skies and warm conditions, high temperatures into mid 80s in cheeko upper 80s in fres know. 77, los yoes sem ti. on the coast mild to warm with a high of 70 in monterey. here is the bay area, sunny, warm day as well, certainly

our inland locations we can call warm. highs low to mid-80s. near 80s around the bay. 70 degrees or above in some coastal locations and of course we do have a great half moon bay festival coming up this weekend. looks like lovely weather for the pumpkin festival. >> and a lot of kids goring to love you for that, too. >> still ahead an air marshal now accused of violating womens' privacy. >> how a motorcycle can teach us about glaciers. why this crazy, appears to be crazy experiment at san francisco exploratorium works.

a federal air marshal faces charges after witnesses say he was taking pictures of skirts of female passengers. officials say he was on duty in nashville when a witness spotted him taking picture was his cell phone. witness grabbed his zporngs then alerted a flight

attendant. a police report says the 28-year-old admitted to taking 10, 12 inappropriate pictures he said he had never done before. >> that would make me nervous to know snun a position like that would be doing something like that. kind of violating their position using their position to do harm. >> he was charged with disorderly conduct and held on bail. tsa says it's in the process of suspending or firing him. >> well, new explore tore jim now open six months. hands on museum getting rave reskpruz two and a half times more visitors. this sunday we're presenting a special program in what keeps people coming back. abc 7 news dan ashley has a preview of one of the crazy things you'll see. >> this ro project calls for a 300 pound block of ice, thin wire ask a motorcycle. >> you know this is important.

in understanding glacier autos glaciers. the plan is to cut a block of its in half but have it remain whole. a crazy demonstration of a physics principle. it takes all afternoon to get it ready. >> you can see the ice is fascinating. >> the block has to be clear enough to see a wire cutting through it. blanket slows melting. the team gets the nice position. >> is that centered?. >> next, wire is looped over the ice. >> please be careful. very no idea if it's going to break. >> i think it's pretty cool here. that is the way we get concepts across. by doing art like this. >> by 6:00 visitors can get a look. the pressure from hanging motorcycle is slowly pulling the wire through the block of ice but as wire moves ice is actually refreezing above it.

when wire gets to the bottom the motorcycle will fall but if it works the ice block will remain solid not split in half by 7:30 it's almost at the bottom. >> i give it another five minute autos then, we moved away for just a moment... motorcycle lands up right. is it still in one piece? >> looks solid. >> so, why? the wait weight of the motorcycle puts pressure on ice you can make molecules move out of the way to. flow as if a liquid, then they flow back to the top of the wire from the bottom.

they freeze again. >> and now, the connection. the process happens under a frozen glacier. >> i don't know where i'll be with this. i'm going to come to see. right? >> that is cool. sunday you can see more at exploratorium, here on abc 7 official tv partner. >> now, using our cell 7 technology, hash tag breaking but we've made the turn to go up harrison. took 40 minutes to go down embarcadero what? three quarters of a mile? >> right. >> now, they're inching along again. >> i would say three blocks from the top of harrison.

and we'll keep trying this. we're keeping track. lucky workers plugged into their office remotely. how one person who did that and his experience, and what makes it possible. >> you can see i'm excited i don't have to deal with traffic nightmares today. >> bill normally takes bart to work in a tech start up but this is his office for the duration of the strike. in the living room at his home. anza works at new relic, giving commuters option to avoid the gridlock the strike created. >> i'm going to wake up instead of getting into a car going to bart i'll just start working, making calls. using tools to speak with you.

>> houfrk his boss doesn't plan for it to be a long term option. >> we focus on results if it makes sense to-to-work at home for whatever reason we're open to the idea but we think it's best people are able to work in the office. >> technology is making home work more feesible. go to meeting enables file, and screen sharing so up to 25 people can collaborate. >> products are are simple, no training required. it's all in the clou.d sou zront to have implementation. >> it boosted technology that people working from home to 27%. the south bay is unaffected by the strike, however, skal gee helping commuters to cope better.

in san jose, abc 7 news. >> and katie couric scene here on abc 7 is exploring pursuit of happiness. >> aren't we snaul. >> she hosted a panel on the subject at stanford university. the panel includes experts on psychology, business, and design. couric left the discussion about how to find happiness in life. >> one of the tips? you can learn to be happy developing happy habits. >> happy people have habits. you know? they tend to be more grateful, they look on the bright side. they're likely to exercise, meditate and focus on relationships and savor the moment. >> you can catch katie every weekday at 3:00 p.m. here on abc 7. >> and coming up tired of traveling in san francisco? a unique way to get around that can give you power to your pedal. >> coming up at 5:00 a

bicyclist is killed in a busy intersection. what we're learning tonight. as bart strike snarls an evening commute why it means some drivers are getting a visit from the patrol. we're just getting word one of bart's major unions is planning a significant announcement killed as something that could be the end of the strike. we're going carry that for you

here is tonight's prime time line up. and join us back here for abc 7 news at 11:00 this, year has seen new electric bikes but a local team figured out how to put power behind your pedals for less catch. it is reinventing the wheel.

>> we have the battery z here is the motor, then, here are the electronics. >> this is not an electric bike. it's ordinary with an out of the ordinary accessory. >> neeko has built something scholars have been envisioning for years. a smart bike wheel. you can control from your smart phone. >> okay. i want to go 90 miles per hour. and then start ride oogt wheel comes with an led light and just like a hybrid charges when you use breaks going down hill. it has a funny name. >> it stands for constant energy. so what makes it smart is how it uses data.

>> we want to make cities more liveable, more people friendly. >> so you can help other user was enough people's help they hope to build maps of how to bike around city autos we want to share through city officials to know where to put the new lane autos but wheels have a more immediate use. >> when parking you can click lock. it locks the wheel he used his smart watch to enable something most cars don't have. >> if a bike gets stolen your phone will ring and tell you your bike is moving without you. you click and track the bike. >> it's gathering momentum, launching a fund raising effort and merely met it's $100,000 goal in 24 hours. in san francisco, abc 7

the news at 4:00 begins right now. >> thank you. breaking news in oakland tonight. a little boy plague outside caught in the middle of a shootout. >> also, tonight commuters vent over the bart strike. why it meant some got a visit from the patrol. >> i'm jand patel. cooler today thanks to fog. i'll let you know if the fog will do a vanishing act this weekend. >> we have two big stories tonight day one of the bart strike. you can see in this live picture drivers going nowhere fast. we're expecting a major announcement. >> breaking news a gun fight breaks out and a little boy takes a bullet to the chest. >> good evening. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and this little boy was

just playing in his front yard when bullets started flying. >> this is we are live with the story. >> reporter: two groups began shooting and now, one from one side, and the other from the other side of the street. the little boy shot in the upper body taken to childrens hospital, he was playing outside his home. and he was hit by a stray bullet. you know this was a shootout at sunny side and 94th avenue in east oakland. >> we're asking the commute if you know who did this, speak up, you need to be heard.

>> people ran outside, one man, a construction worker here from los angeles said he has seen three murders in oakland so far in four weeks. and this shooting. people wanted to talk on camera. >> if this is something you need owe-to-do, you have to stand far way to do it and wrong people get -- it's bad. >> there are so many young children dying. and for what? no one knows. it's just crazy. >> police are not saying if this is gang related or drug-related they do not know right nouchl the investigation is ongoing. we though the 2-year-old is in critical, but stable condition. i'm live in oakland abc 7 news. >> leanne, thank you.