resulting traffic is just enormous. >> you can see just a moment ago there is a forklift there. that is the load this truck was carrying. sky seven continues to pull wider, you can see lanes beneath the overpass. traffic is stopped. there is concern this could fall beneath. >> yes. all freeways and around the area are a mess if the helicopter shot continues to pull back. you can imagine this time of the day what the result will be. there we go. we pan back you can see traffic is at a stand still. not going to go anywhere for some time >> it is a mess we're going to be following this on twitter for you and will bring you updates throughout the newscast on the situation. >> good news. the driver is okay. well, good evening. i'm dan ashley >> abc7 news learned the son of

a city gardener accused of running over a woman in a park has been arrested for leaving the scene of a collision with a bicycle. >> prosecutors have yet to decide whether to pursue this case but the 19-year-old was booked on a hit and run charge. >> we are live with the story in the outer mission neighborhood. >> reporter: the accident happened right here at san jose avenue and regent street. outer mission district of san francisco. accord owing police jonathan bernowski hit the bicyclist as he was making a right turn. the 19-year-old did not stop. police say it happened yesterday afternoon, shortly after he left the courtroom where his father was being arraigned investigators say the 19-year-old hit a bicyclist the person was not badly

injured. he lives about a mile from where the accident occurred followed by a witness who then called police. he was arrestd and booked into the county jail. so far, this is a hit and run case. this afternoon, the district attorney's office was waiting to interview a witness to decide whether to file charges. in court his yesterday, his father pleaded not guilty to running over a woman with his truck at holly park in vernal heights neighborhood. his family and friends were there to show support. now, the da told me this afternoon that the 19-year-old has posted bail and is out on bail, and we reached out to the family. but they never returned our calls. live in the outer mission district of an fran, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. let's go back live to the picture from sky seven of breaking news we started with just moments ago.

this terrifying scene in san francisco >> you can see there are crews there trying to get the truck off the edge. it's hanging here. they're trying to get this hooked up to the tow truck to move it from the location but this started about 40 minutes ago >> the driver of the truck was seen standing outside just imagine what must have gone through his mind he made impact with that side retaining wall real yiedzing half of his truck was hanging like that. >> crews managed to get the truck back on the roadway. you can see the back up is incredible. this is traffic. cars trying to head north are not being allowed through right now because of the danger. >> so. don't don't expect the traffic to be resolved soon. this is going to go on sometime. we'll follow it on twitter on

abc77 news bay area. new retails on a hard fought contract members reached with union. members won't vote for a week. in the meantime, unruffling feathers from a nasty negotiation and strike may take time. we are live tonight at bart head quarters in oakland heather? >> reporter: it must be over. fdiu cleaning out piles of tickets, putting them in storage. but despite two strikes, and quite a bit of public sniping, it appears both sides are very satisfied with the tentative deal. this is how fdiu sees the tentative contract >> modest increase as well as members will be contributing to their pension as well as their health care. >> reporter: bart

wa balanceed agreement. >> reporter: workers will get about 15.4% over four years. they'll start contributing to their pensions, reaching four percent at the fourth year and health care contract gss will increase to $130 a month. vesting period for retiree benefits increase from five years to 15. for bart, that long term savings takes a sting out of failing to get some work rule changes it sought. >> some of the work rule changes are going to be important to us. like change investing. if you won't see it in first four years but they're bigger, further out. >> reporter: f dichlt u will vote on november 1st and count votes immediately following. atu says it's not scheduled a vote yet. bart will schedule its vote once both have ratified. everyone looking forward to moving on. >> i personally apologize for

the inconvenience that all people of the bay area had to endure. through both strikes. as well as through whole negotiation process. >> reporter: once ratified bart and unions have to figure out if they can fix their longstanding bad relationship. >> it's fractured. >> reporter: lawyers are going over the contract was a fine tooth comb before the vote. abc seven news. >> the bart paused for a moment of silence to remember two men killed on saturday. christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels hit by a train being operated by a trainee during the strike. today a small group called for criminal charges against bart for the deaths. >> we have no faith in management, policing itself. we have no faith in the courts policing themselves we call for mass meetings of

labor. the trade union to fill up holes and convention centers and to turn out rank and file, to have a tribunal against management and hold these butchers responsible. then, we'll jail them. >> nts intchlt going draw conclusions everyone has a lot of questions they want answered right way. everyone at bart wants to know what happened. it's unfortunate there are some that want to politicize deaths while we're waiting for answers. >> ntsb says the two were supposed to be responsible their nir own safety under a policy that the bart vote voted to eliminate today. safety was a key focus of the board meeting. nick smith live with more. nick? >> reporter: in the wake of that deadly accident bart and the board agreed that the transit agency needs a top to

bottom safety review performed by experts. but board didn't wait and put into place safety measure that's began immediately. this was the first bart board meeting since the death two of workers on the second day of a labor strike. >> i urge a plan be put together quickly, presented to the board. >> reporter: the director called for a safety investigation by an outside agency. as an act of transparency to bolster trust. >> initiating this quickly as possible. it wasn't until we got the report out we're able to turn around perception. >> reporter: there was a decision made to end the simple approval practice that made ground crews responsible with one serving as look out for another. that practice the engineers were working under

when struck and kill bid this train. >> you can't be that arrogant about something so involved as being a train operator. as operating a train on rails. with people are wayside meaning they're on the trackway. >> reporter: the trains under the new rules must be kept under 27 miles per hour in all work areas or rerouted if crews are on the tracks. >> workers will have to get a work order. >> reporter: it isn't clear what role, if any simple approval may have played in the deaths but bart made it clear they're looking for answers, too. a final report from national transportation safety board is expected to take at least six months to complete. in berkeley nick smith abc7 news. welcome news for bicycle rider who's use bart. a change in rules will allow bikes on

more trains the board voted to allow bicycles on all trains except during peak commute hours. beginning december 1st. you'll still not able to bring the bike on a first car of any train at any time. bart says there are more space for bikes as well as luggage and strollers and has launched a new bicycle etiquette campaign. >> we're learning more about a boy killed with a toy assault rifle. the death sparked outrage well. have newly released detail frtz coroner. wayne? >> reporter: just about an hour ago that information came from the police department doing the investigation we know eight shots were fired. seven shots were fired at the

13-year-old hit in the chest, hip, buttocks, arm and wrist. two shots were >> in memory he was never alone today friends and family bringing flowers to the sooit. could the deputy see the ak 47 was only a replica? that deputy told investigators no. one reason is that his gun did not have a orange tip. a friend explained why. >> the thing broke. >> reporter: if a person is more than 18-year-old it's easy to buy an ak 47 replica. here are photos of one for $200.

these guns shoot plastic pellets, not bullets. >> used for a toy. it's a gray area. >> reporter: ryan selz many such guns in the store catering to paint ball and pellet sports. these guns look like the real things and weigh like real things, too. only orange tips give them away. >> from a distance could you tell the difference? >> probably not. >> reporter: yesterday, police investigators say the sheriff deputy feared for his life. today, neighbors are skeptical. >> a kid with a gun is going to have a toy gun. >> reporter: brian pointed to three bullet holes in a fence and house. if that is the result of keeping a neighborhood safe, he asks, where was good judgment? >> i think the threat was the

deputy. >> reporter: the pain in the field is real. from santa rosa, wayne freedman abc7 news. still to come back out live to breaking news we're following. a cab has been removed dangling over 280. a connecter to 101. you can see the clean up continues. also a ground swell of opposition for a imminent closure of a local hospital. >> and quite a chill down but looks like the weekend is going to warm us up again. >> thanks spencer. just a pink dot. how putting it under on a

take a look at breaking news in san francisco. the truck accident you can see is no longer dangling over the edge here of the 280 extension over the approach. traffic around it. >> traffic is backed up. it's just terrible. this has been going on about an hour. look at this. those folks not going anywhere soon. they're -- they have pulled a truck off the edge of the overpass the driver is okay. but this has been an absolute catastrophe in terms of traffic >> yes. waiting for someone to come home. yes. pediatric nurses upset by a plan by kaiser to no longer provide hospital beds for

children at that location. abc7 news has more on the changes and opposition to them. >> we're very concerned about patients. there is a huge distance for parents. >> reporter: kristin has been a nurse for 37 years, she worry about the kaiser plan to close it's pediatric inpatient facility here meaning the child that has to be hospitalized zil to go to oakland medical center. >> if they want specialized services most patients don't require all of the specialized services. they would rather be in their community, close to their homes. >> reporter: kaiser maintains at times there are four or fewer children in its hospital and 99% of the pediatric care is delivered through out patient services. the offices will stay open but in 2014, the hospital portion will move eight miles up

the road to a new facility. >> when chloe was three days old she was diagnosed with jaundice >> john green's daughter was a patient at hayward hospital. >> seems unfair grown ups will get a nice hospital but children are going to have the same services. >> children do better in centers designed for pediatric care. >> reporter: according to kaiser that is the medical center in oakland a big fa sill city under construction. >> we know families want to go where they can get best care, including some specialized care for children. and they'll be going to oakland medical center for that. >> reporter: nurses are protesting the decision. 26 will be displaced by the move but kaiser says they can apply for positions elsewhere in the system. in hayward, abc7 news. families of the victims in a

limousine fire in may filed suit against six different companies. five women died after being trapped in the back seat of the modified lincoln town car the suit names ford motors and limo stop, which operated the vehicle. three other companies are being sued for modifications. a chp report blamed the fire on a failure of the suspension system >> a bear was first spotted in a neighborhood at the base of san gabriel mountains in passa deana.. it's been along road. this bear is smarter than average bear. it comes up to this fence, managing to jump up like a cat then crawls over it, then keeps running. state officials are chasing it with

tranquilizers. you don't want to find this in your backyard. >> no. you don't. just the bare facts. this is the truck that almost fell off 280 connector. it did not fall off the overpass. but it's now being towed away. >> this should be welcome news nor commuters lanes have been reopened on beneath the overpass but back up is considerable. >> now let's talk about the weather forecast. >> it was cold today. >> yes. and here is live doppler seven hd. clear skies around the bay area right now. including the coastline. now, it will be returning, making a return appearance tonight. here is a live view looking at setting

sun. taking a look at the difference between highs yesterday and various locations, and high temperatures today, you can see it was cooler by four degrees in san francisco. 14 degrees cooler in walnut creek. quite a cool down area wide. another live view from our camera now looking at western skies. 55 in san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. 60 in los gatos. 54 half moon bachlt a live view from our south beach camera looking along bay bridge, more readings for you now. 61 degrees in santa rosa. upper 50s in napa. around or above 60 in fairfield one more live view from our camera, looking at western sky, sun officially set now. so now we're into the post sunset hours. forecast low clouds and fog. wide spread. sunny skies and warmer this weekend. will be

cooler early next week. so this weekend warm up won't last very long. satellite radar shows an approaching frontal system. and a little extending out of the low pressure system. this won't amount to much or affect our weather in a major way. it's a weak system. this system pushes high clouds into the area. at 7:00 this evening we'll see passing of a few high clouds then into weekend we'll see sunny skies and milder conditions, both saturday, and sunday with inland highs up to around 08 degrees overnight wide spread areas of fog. low temperatures into mid to upper 40s. up to 40s near the bay. sunny skies with high temperatures around 70 degrees. 70 should be the high in san jose. peninsula, mid to upper 60s. 67 palo alto mid to upper

50s on the coast. downtown san francisco, a high of 61 tomorrow. 56 sunset district. upper 60s mainly in the north bay and mid to upper 60s on the east bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. warming up for saturday and sunday. inland highs around 80 and warmest spots low to mid-70s around the bay. low 60s on the coast but cooling down monday and tuesday of next week, no rain expected though. there will be happy ghosts and goblins >> and dry. right. >> coming up next pollution

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death of officer ken onyoungstorm >> it's a beautiful thing for my kids know their father was able to help others in a concrete way we feel his loss deeply every day. but know something good came out of it. those he was able to save with his organs. >> last september he was guned down on a stretch of highway 680. the suspect killed by officer youngstorm's partner. >> california partnered with seven states to lower air emissions the coast to coast coalition makes up a quarter of the vehicle market, enough to make car manufacturers stand up and listen the aim to put 3,300,000 emission cars on the road by 2025. >> over 9,000 premature deaths due to air pollution the bulk from transportation,

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updating our top story. that big rig cab ta almost went over the side of the 280 connector has now been removed. they've moved the cab but traffic back up has just been a real mess. as we pull back, you can see that cars are moving but this has been going on sometime. cars

going nowhere. tlshg you can see the back up, just awful >> it is incredible >> we'll keep you updated right here.. >> tonight a committee is weighing the testimony of contractors who warned president obama about performance of the web site. contractor who's made individual parts of the system say the federal government centers for medicare and medicaid failed to test before it went live. >> all concerns mostly related to testing and inability to get as much testing as we would have liked we expressed concerns and risks to cms. throughout the project. >> the public face of the web site told reporters one problem might be 700,000 applications have been filed. >> we don't know, i'd say the federal level is if we had a lower volume when everything

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cost and quality. >> reporter: the board decided would it not release ratings until january, 2015. it was a controversial question. one court member not want to address this afternoon. >> we're about to talk about it this afternoon. >> reporter: it's estimated 200 million people are eligible. 125,000 people have started the process the board will not tell the public how many people successfully completed applications. >> why not now? many states are releasing that number. >> california is different we're a big, big state. looking to enroll more than 5 million people. >> reporter: there are efforts to get enrollment numbers up across the state including in the capitol, when the mayor starts an event called covered sacramento. >> they will have not said how

many have been able to complete the process, 2.2 million visited the site since the rollout. california fair political practices commission ordered two political action committees to pay $1 million each for violations during last year's election n particular, prop 30 to raisin come taxes to fund education. >> california has, and will, continue to aggressively pursue violations of the current law. as is demonstrated by the fine. the highest ever in state history. for a campaign case. >> fines levied against americans for responsible leadership and center to protect patient rights. both organizations are based in arizona and operated part of the coke brothers network. late word from auto safety regulators

they have decided not to open a formal investigation into the battery fire that destroyed a tesla model s just weeks ago. officials say there is no indication the fire was caused by a safety defect. federal officials have confirmed they've opened a second investigation into labor practices by san francisco giants. e mails show the latest giants investigation is focussed on the use of unpaid interns. neither giants nor major league baseball is commenting. in a previous investigation the giants agreed to pay 565,000s ndz back wages and damages to club house and administrative workers. >> we continue to follow breaking news tonight >> sky seven live over the scene of a truck that almost went over an overpass. stay with us. ♪ nice car. sure is.

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taking a look at breaking news looking at southbound 280. this is the connecter to 101. a big rig nearly went over the

edge there. one lane is closed here. that is causing a major traffic back up for cars >> that apparently is going to continue as you look at the traffic mess another 45 minutes so inspectors can take a look at the guardrail of the truck. and nearly went over the side. just to make sure it's reasonable intact but just an enormous mess this evening. stay with us we'll continue to keep you updated here and on twitter. the price of investing with twitter, twitter said it would price stock offerings between 17s sxdz $20 a share with plans to sell 70 million shares next month. today's announcement puts the value at almost $11 billion. wall street had a good day, dow jones climbing 95 points. amazon, microsoft ford and southwest reporting strong earnings apple went up nearly $six a share. carl icon is bullish on

apple today, disclosing he owns $2.5 combrinl worth of stock and urged apple to buy back more of its stock and predicted it could reach $1200 a share. walmart plans to open super centers and sam's clubs. walmart plans to close two dozen outlets that are underperforming >> california has a power ball winner. officials busy hanging millionaire made here outside of this store. someone bought a ticket there worth $213 million the owners are ecstatic. they get $1 million just for selling the ticket. >> the managers were just jumping around the owner is very excited. >> no one has come forward to

claim the ticket you may want to call family and friends to make sure the manager says the winner does not appear to be any regular customers. maybe someone just passing through the power ball made its california debut in april. but the store won, too. $1 million >> nice pay off there. $1 million >> just ahead painting with technology >> yes. remarkable works now on display from

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you can't talk about contemp rary art without talking about david hockney. san francisco will showcase a new collection of hockney's work. >> reporter: abstract beauty of nature. simple portraits. the signature of david hockney, one of the biggest names in contemp

rary art. >> people don't look very hard in the world. i do. i do something with it. and i think that is what people might like. >> reporter: hockney brought 300 pieces of work here. 18,000 square feet. his first love will be oil and canvas like this remarkable work. but he's using an iphone of all things. these created using a paint brush app on his iphone and ipad. we caught up with the 76-year-old he said his thumb on the glass screen was all he needed to create these images. >> reporter: does it give you freedom? >> yes. you do get a very good freedom with it. i mean there are limitations to it like

everything. but i mean, i think it's exciting. >> reporter: elsewhere, hockney uses nine video cameras to capture four seasons on this english road. the result is unexpectd and pretty cool. >> he's captured that in paint, ipad, in the movies. it's, there is really something beautiful and wonderful for everyone, i think. >> reporter: the exhibit begins saturday, running through january, 2014. in san francisco, abc7 news >> while talking about art and exhibits, delighting people at burning man exhibition making a debut tonight in san francisco. look at this live view from our roof camera. you're looking at humarovarus. the artist just turned it on. it has 18 monkeys

hanging in different positions. visitors bang drums to rotate the ring of monkeys. strobe lights make it look like a monkey is eating an apple. the exhibit will be hanging around until november 18thth. a big hit at burning man. >> once lights are adjusted properly you'll be able to see what appears to be monkeys in the trees there. very cool >> speaking of monkeying around, let's check on the forecast >> you'll go ape for the forecast. here is a time lapse view. this afternoon after early part of the day characterized by low clouds and fog, just thin high clouds and lots of sunshine. so turned out to be a lovely late part of the day. tonight you can see clouds pulled away from the coast. we've got clear skies right now. national oceananic and atmospheric ocean issued a

severe drought covers most of the state. so it's very dry. we do look forward to rainy season. tomorrow, sunny, dry conditions. a few thin, high clouds tomorrow, mild, high temperatures low to mid-70s inland. cool at the coast again. highs mid to upper 50s here is the accu-weather forecast. warming up over the weekend. highs up to 80 inland. 70s around the bay. warming back up and remaining dry in time for halloween, thursday >> terrific wex like that. thank you >> 49ers in london >> yes. now larry beil with sports >> yes. heart break in final >> yes. heart break in final 10ths of a second. and a we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that!

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boston bruins. seconds into the third patrick marlow, heart break with.8 seconds left, it counts the sharks outscore the b's but lose 2-1. but there is another game in boston. red sox in world series game two. they're in 6th inning and cardinals are leading. 49ers prepare for sunday's game in london nfl announced opponent for raiders next season will be miami dolphins. niners continue preparations for sunday's game against the jacksonville jaguars jags, winless but niners know they've got to take care of business. especially if they want to keep pace with the seahawks

niners 16 point favorites over jags. tight end vernon davis says you can't overlook any team in the nfl >> they're not a bad team. i want everyone to know because a lot of people say you're going beat the jaguars but it's not going to be that easy. because there is not a bad team at all >> 49ers great joe montana held a quarterback seminar at crystal palace to teach university football players finer points of playing quarterback position. nl attempting to grow the game in the uk. there is no better ambassador than joe montana. hopefully all kids know how great this guy was there is a guy -- i love that shot. there is a girl playing quarterback in the uk. now another quarterback. men low college, former arena league star quarterback has been an assistant coach. now, men low is his program.

>> dropping back, touchdown, san jess yeah >> do you remember me? >> of course we do. winning three arena bowl championships. three mvp trophies >> it's a ton of work. there are so many things you learn in your first year that you know, just there is no other way to do it. you know? learn under fire >> transition includes going from an eight-man team in a 50-yard field to 11 men and 11 yards in college football >> it is different. you know? and you're trying to get yourself back into the xs and os >> garnering respect from coaches and players >> it's a good thing seeing them starting not just to think of me as a guy play arena football but getting to know me. you know? as a person and coach, and that has been a fun part. seeing them

being more willing to meet me or whatever. they know this is probably their last shot at playing football. he hopes his stay will last. >> i hope for myself, my family lives in the area. my wife works close by. my kids are in school close by. i have roots here. i like coaching at this level. >> abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware >> thank you. larry. >> join me tonight at 9:00, san francisco restaurants tally up a tab. the staggering amount of money lost during the bart strike. >> then tonight at 11:00 a popular program raising money for schools is undergoing changes. how that could cause some big cut backs for some teachers >> that is this edition of abc7 news tonight. from all of us

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this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- an actuary from denver, colorado... an accounting manager from phoenix, arizona... and our returning champion, ... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny.w here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome aboard. our champion, bill, has been having a good time with us for the past three days, even when he has down moments. if he misses a daily double or something like that,

it doesn't matter. he's still the champ. rebecca and mike, welcome aboard. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here are the six categories that are now in play. all right, champ. foodie call for $200. rebecca. what is salt? right. foodie call for $400, please. rebecca. what are truffles? correct again. foodie for $600, please. mike. what is the cooking institute of america? no. rebecca.