to end up warmer and will peak tomorrow. then a cooling trend headed our way. i'll sort out the roller coaste ride in the full forecast. >> the commute at times now we're in the flat section. we'll see if things are ramping up. the spots to watch as we start to build. >> a live look at the south bay, that is san jose in a red hue. tuesday, october 15, this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm marla tellez. jon and laura are off. we want to let you know b.a.r.t. trains are running but the marathon negotiations between b.a.r.t. and unions are still going on. both sides have been at the bargaining table all night long. the unions choosing not to strike today but what happens

next and whether there is a new deadline to reach agreement is still unclear. christie smith is live at caltrans headquarters in oakland where negotiations are taking center stage. any activity? >> reporter: now and then we see union members come out, have a smoke a break. they have no comment when we ask. both sides still negotiating even at this hour. about 1:00 this morning a federal mediator came out and said that b.a.r.t. trains would still be rolling, two hours later big bags of take-out food. well past the midnight strike deadline. yesterday b.a.r.t. put out a best and final offer. that upset many union members who said they thought that meant a sudden and surprising end to the negotiations going on. then late last night president of seiu, yoon of the unions, the unions made a counter proposal and b.a.r.t. was considering it.

in the middle 400,000 daily b.a.r.t. riders wondering how to get to work and they are angry too. then the federal mediator said the trains will roll and there was a sign of movement at the table. >> the parties have been actively engaged in bargaining. the bargaining has produced some constructive and productive progress. and i am authorized by the parties to say they are prepared to continue negotiations through the night. >> we did make movement and we want people to know we're still up there working and you know, we wish we had a deal. unfortunately we don't. >> reporter: well, not yet at least. timing it was 1:00 in the morning when b.a.r.t. sent out notice that the unions wouldn't strike and apology to the bay area to having to wait until the middle of the night to find out if trains would roll or not. then about an hour later they issued a second statement that this happened at the request of

a federal mediator that both sides are still talking. you mentioned this but it's unclear whether there is a new strike deadline. as soon as we see movement or hear word we'll bring that information to you. again, trains are rolling this morning. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. for the latest information on the potential b.a.r.t. strike visit our website nbcbayarea.com. at the top of the page there is a tab called b.a.r.t. strike resources. it will take you to the information you need through a potentially frustrating day and week. plus f there is a b.a.r.t. strike "today in the bay" will begin 30 minutes early at 4:00 a.m. a looming strike by ac transit employees could make things worse if a contract deal is not reached by 12:01 thursday workers with ac transit will strike. the agency is trying to figure out its next steps. earlier employees rejected a new contract offer that included

9.5% pay increase over three years. it's the second time they voted down a tentative agreement. >> crews will return to work at levi stadium after a construction worker was killed on the job. bob redell is live where some employees already starting to arrive. >> reporter: they should be soon. good morning to you, terry. before construction resumes later this morning here at levi stadium, management will meet with the 900-plus workers to go over safety rules and field questions about what happened 24 hours earlier. yesterday morning edward lake jr., a 60-year-old man from vacaville was killed delivering a load of rebar on behalf of his employer out of napa. in this video from the construction site, this is above the site, you can see the delivery truck and large bundle of rebar on the ground next to it. we believe it's that bundle that came down and crushed him to

death. police say it was an accident. now it will be up to cal osha to investigate. the agency has deemed this work site safe. however, one civil engineering expert we sbok wonders if the fast pace of this played any role and another that killed a worker earlier this year. >> studies that show that with acceleration of the schedule and putting pressure on the schedule, labors and personnel on the site are more subject to accidents. >> is there a deadline pressure that you think could have played into this? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: that was the co-director of the project denies that pressures had anything to do with the two deaths on this project. in june a 63-year-old worker was killed at one of the elevator shafts when he was struck by a counter weight. in that instance cal osha found

no violations and will not be issuing citations. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a developing news out of the philippines, a major earthquake left at least 93 people dead and many more hurt. the 7.2 quake struck on the southern part of the country. it did not cause a tsunami. the quake collapsed buildings including churches. the commander recalling soldiers to help with relief efforts. >> here closer to home a series of small quakes shaking the east bay. did you feel them? the recent a 2.sthax hit about 2:15 this morning a few miles east of berkeley. and a few minutes earlier 2.7 hit in the same area. then around 1:00 a.m., the largest quake hit measuring 3.2. a number of people commented on our facebook page. one says it was a strong quick jolt.

another says it shook her out of sleep. new this morning a high risk fire fight in south san jose. crews battle a late night barn fire at the intersection of emado avenue and monterey road off 101. when crews arrived the barn was in flames and power lines causing a dangerous situation for firefighters. look at these pictures. they come to us from the san jose fire department. the cause of the fire under investigation. >> privacy concerns versus public safety. the city of fremont could decide install security familiar ras in low income neighborhoods. marianne is live at central park in fremont with more on this plan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. well, an effort to reduce crime fremont police are asking the city council to approve surveillance cameras. there is nothing new about surveillance cameras as a crime fighting tool but what is you? that the fremont police accident

asking they be put up in low to moderate income neighborhoods based on u.s. census data. the neighborhoods include the arden wood neighborhood, central downtown t south donedale and the niles district. the request is in response to an increase on home burglaries. it's part of a larger plan to put these cameras up around the entire city. they say there is proof these type of cameras do help solve crimes. the police department plans to pay for the cameras with grant money. the start-up cost for the system will run about $450,000 and police will have to find a way to fund it. some residents are voicing concerns that the surveillance cameras, how about feeling of big brother watching. they fear that the city could invade their privacy. the council is going to look at this at 7:00 tonight.

reporting live, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >> meteorologist christina loren joins us from the weather center with pleasant temperatures in the forecast. >> and clear skies to go around. good morning to you, terry and marla. it is a pretty start to the day. starting to see a little sliver of sunlight. you have to wait for it this time of year. we don't see the sky lit up until about 7:00 a.m. 51 degrees in san jose and 42 degrees in gilroy. we're looking good as we head throughout this afternoon. temperatures are going to climb from the cold start where we are now, into the 80s so. about a 40-degree jump in temperatures especially in the north bay. i want to show you what's happening. offshore flow is picking up. this is keeping our sky clear. pushing the marine layer out to sea. throughout day it's going to be warm in san francisco as it will be in san jose. i'm forecasting about 83 degrees

in the warmest cities across the bay, livermore this afternoon, 78 degrees bay side at the coast today 75 degree, i'll have your full forecast, show you the seven-day and when temperatures drop like a rock. no b.a.r.t. strike. >> no b.a.r.t. strike. and the bay bridge toll plaza should see a normal tuesday flow but there is a note as we get to the full screen we talk about possible 15-minute delays. equipment problems, a few of those from what i understand. instead of a one train issue we have a track problem that may result in multiple lines. the b.a.r.t. trains are running. back to the maps a smooth drive toward the maze and the approach. the east bay into the north bay across the richmond/san rafael bij. 101 no delays. we'll take a quick look at sob

880, no delays into the south bay. the rest coming up. >> thank you, mike. >> it is 5:11. a strange smell brings emergency responders out to a neighborhood. we're now learning about the suspicious odor. >> the men's basketball starting the season with a major penalty. the punishment that will make it harder. >> with a new improvement and what does wall street think of the deal in washington? we'll take a look.

capitol hill lawmakers say they are close to a deal to end the partial government shutdown and pay america's bills. they are reportedly talking about raising the debt s.e.a.l.ing so the treasury can borrow money until at least mid february and reopen the government. lawmakers have until thursday to come up with a deal.

scott, last time america's credit rating was downgraded. >> right. so far terry, nothing from standard and poor this is time around, not yet. wall street, too, is not taking much action. a reminder on this raising the debt ceiling doesn't exspant america's ability to buy. it expands america's ability to pay for things we bought. not raising the debt ceiling is deciding it new pay the bill after it shows up. speaking of the threat of shutdown, blackberry. the canadian phone maker will publish full page ads reassuring consumers it's not exiting the consumer market. and asking them to stick with blackberry. so the senate seems to be in harmony. it's house music we need to be worried about with. what does wall try think? bertha coombs is live. good morning. >> good morning, scott.

yesterday was a real indicator of how closely wall street is watching washington. we were down much of the day when it looked like there was a stalemate. but then things reversed late in the day and we ended at the highs of the session. investors optimistic on word that senate leaders could be closing in on a deal to end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. that deadline is thursday when we would go into possible default. no major economic data because of the shutdown. we were supposed to get inflation data. we do get earnings from citigroup korks ka cola matched expectations, we'll hear from johnson & johnson. the dow starts at 15,301 after rising 64 points, the nasdaq at 3815 after adding 23. we'll hear earnings from yahoo! this afternoon, marissa meyer making lots of changes there. and we've got the futures now

pointing to a higher start on optimism over the senate. but as you mentioned, really the house that we've got to watch. >> wall street believes. thank you much. it's 5:16. news out of twitter that will make you say it's about time or, i have no idea what you're talking about. you'll now be able to direct message people who are not following you. if you change the setting -- >> nice. it's about time. >> it's about time. people who do not follow you will be able to dm you. for twitter users like marla it should expand the usefulness. for those who don't use twitter what we said was -- no idea what we're talking about. now dms, when you don't follow. >> it makes me happy. >> whatever you said it put a smile on everybody's face. that's good. all right. including christina loren. >> she tweets. >> much bigger on facebook. i have a lot more to say.

than the 140 characters. 5:16. you know what, i often get direct messaged about personal weather forecast requests and i'm happy to take those as they come. so keep that in mind if you have a wedding or something i'll be happy to answer your questions. that's what social media is all about. temperatures are chilly in the low 40s to low 50s. i think we're going to drop in the 30s. novato and napa yesterday. both h the upper 30s and we're seeing that so far with another hour and a half potentially two hours of cooling before our lows. i want to show you what's happening. we're going to see more wind than yesterday. still staying below advisory criteria. we don't have a fire weather watch. we're going to see the dry warm trend. so 3 to 5 degrees of warming. as we head throughout tomorrow, that's when we'll peek.

clear cold start tomorrow morning. you want to keep that in mind. temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 80s. on thursday a little on shore flow, more of that coastal cooling with fog to kick off. mostly clear conditions like we've had the past couple days. 76 degrees in san francisco, 81 redwood city. friday temperatures creep up a touch. if you want to hit the beach on saturday feel free to do so. it's going to be warm throughout with temperatures at the coast this weekend in the upper 60s to low 70s. by monday, like, those temperatures will tumble. >> cooler temperature, i'm cool with that. if it's rain we don't want. but we're looking at the festival. talking about between half moon bay and 280. that stretch may get crowded. now through halloween a lot

including that pumpkin festival. a slower drive. the rest of the bay, let's get over as you come west 205 out of tracy and toward 580. most of our viewers. in the altamont pass, one of those delays. the rest of the tri-valley moving and no problems for 680 or 880 into the south bay. your northbound route your commute direction, looking at the limit here, a little slowing and there was a brush fire reported. so far no lanes, we don't have confirmation of a fire but a little smoke. there is a theme bend that might be distracting folks. an easy drive through palo alto. smooth into and out of the city. >> thanks. bad smell caused a big scare in san jose.

hazmat teams were called to the area about 8:00 last night to investigate a possible ammonia leak. the area was closed for several hourses until the all clear. they are still not sure but ammonia has been ruled out. >> penalties handed down to st. mary's men's basketball deem tour recruiting violations will stand. the stool learned appeal failed as a result head coach randy been net will serve a five-game suspension and not able to recruit off season. two of the nhl's undefeated teams will square off. the sharks tomas hertl is expected to play. despite leaving saturday's game with an injury. he was named the first star. tonight's zbam on the nbc sports

network. >> true hockey sensation talking about that guy. >> ninja hertl. >> inside look at the rock. the former alcatraz prisoner talking to tourists.

live to southern california give you a live look at l.a.x., police are investigating the second dry ice explosion at this airport. the second one happening last night. this is found below an airplane at a gate. they are looking for the person responsible. nobody was hurt. >> 5:23 now. today is california's first ever

pacific leather-backed turtle conservation day. they are on both the state and federal lists of threatened species. and 2012 a bill signed by governor brown named the turtles the official state marine reptile. the bill encourages schools to add the reptile to their curriculum. there is a special sum night try to preserve the leatherbacks. >> a former alcatraz prisoner will give tourists a special look. bill baker will be aboard guardians of the gate san francisco bay cruises talking to tourists as they sirk tl island. alcatraz is closed but the park service gave baker special permission to spend the night in his old cell. the 80-year-old was 24 when he was transferred to the rock. his crime, cashing fraudulent checks. during the visit baker got to walk the halls and grounds.

they managed to get him his old prison file they found. the paper file. not to get out. >> let's look at the forecast. meteorologist christina loren, in the 50s to start. >> yeah, a couple upper 30s out there. hopefully got his two hots with that cot. temperatures right now are pretty chilly but we have a good clear start to the day, no fog to report as we head throughout this afternoon. temperatures are going to jump from the 40s, a couple upper 30s in places like petaluma and napa. novato expected to drop to that level. a sunny finish to the day, reaching mid-80s. bay side 78 and at the coast 75. >> good morning. b.a.r.t. trains are running but we have a 15-minute delay for the fremont line. equipment problems for one of the trains. we use our cameras to move to the interchange where there was

a report of a fire. you can see no fire and no experience from this view. we're looking at the maps, 280, 880, slowing has cleared. later slowing for here, a concert, going to have the concert through downtown. good morning, miss pink. i'm assuming. traffic flows nice by. look through oakland past the coliseum. in toward the downtown area no problems. maybe we have a problem with the light. there it is. beautiful view. now back to you. >> we should have worn pink today. darn. it's 5:26. repairing a broken system. the new move to keep you better informed about what you feed your family. >> a live look at the traffic moving out there at the bay bridge toll plaza.

we'll be back.

>> reporter: good morning. i'm bob redell. live to the south bay where in a couple hours workers will resume construction on the new 49ers football stadium after one of their colleagues was killed here. that story coming up. >> i'm authorized to announce that trains will run tomorrow. >> a possible deal in the works, both sides negotiating through the night as they work on a deal to keep b.a.r.t. trains running for good. the latest details in a live report. >> and with that note we still have traffic tuesday to contend with so we're watching your bay crossing and the build-up forming already. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. offshore flow increases, that means it will be warmer. tomorrow i'll let you know who could get close to 90 degrees. your full forecast is moments away. >> a live look outside now, beautiful shot, looks like the

hunt for red october. >> there you go. >> it's tuesday, october 15 and this is "today in the bay." good morning. it is 5:30. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. an update to a developing story. we want to let you know b.a.r.t. trains are running. but the marathon negotiation between b.a.r.t. and its unions still going on now. both sides have been at the bargaining table all night. the unions chose not to strike today. what happens next whrks it's a new deadline to reach an agreement unclear. christie smith is live at caltrans in oakland. these negotiations are taking center stage and still going on now? >> yeah, believe it or not. they are giving it their all in terms of timing. we keep an eye on these doors, that's where we've seen union workers coming in and out.

we asked them how it's going. they could only tell us that it's happening but how it's going, no comment on that. about 3:00 bags of takeout food were delivered. overnight a federal mediator announced both sides made substantial progress. that's the bargaining produced productive and constructive bargaining, going past the deadline the unions refused b.a.r.t.'s best and last offer, one describing it as a deal breaker. 12% over four years with increases to pension and health contributions. indian union leaders would make less money, than a counter proposal of their own that b.a.r.t. is considering. the president said they wouldn't cave on some issues. >> i am authorized by the parties to say they are prepared

to continue negotiations through the night. at the request of the federal mediation and conciliation service. because of all of our concern about the public interest i'm authorized to announce that trains will run. >> we feel like we reached the limit t outer limit financially, what we're prepared to offer. >> reporter: yesterday b.a.r.t.'s general manager was at the table, she was here last night. haven't seen her come out this morning. her 400,000 b.a.r.t. riders this is beyond frustrating. she did furnish an apology. and that notice came down at 1:00 this morning. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> nbc bay area is your source for the latest information on a potential b.a.r.t. strike. at the top there is b.a.r.t.

strike resources, you'll find your latest commute information. if there is a strike. we'll start at 4:00 a.m. >> if you plan on using ac transit you might be out of luck come thursday. the bus drivers and other workers issue add 72-hour strike notice yesterday. they will balk off the job at 12:0 within thursday if an agreement is not reached. workers are looking for better pay. it's increasing the health care contribution by $50 a month. >> in this contract i would like to see agreement that our members feel comfortable rad fiing that would bring our members to a place where they feel they are being respected and their work is valued. >> about 100,000 use ac transit

daily. they released this statement. it reads, we did receive the notice and we are reviewing it to determine what steps to take next. >> a young boy is in the hospital after he was hit by a train. the boy was hit when the train was plugged in about 7:30 last night. it is not clear how badly the boy was hurt. the boy was between 4 and 7 years of age. >> to oakland it looks like the federal mediator is out there ready to say some words. >> good evening. my name is george cohen, i'm the director of the federal mediation service in washington, d.c. it is now 5:45 a.m. and at the mediator's request we'll be taking a recess until early this afternoon. that's all i'm going to have to say at this moment. negotiations are continuing and we will be back at it early this

afternoon. thank you for your time and attention. >> you heard from the federal mediator there saying that the negotiations have been going been on but they are going to take a recess until early this afternoon. so the talks will stop for now, but they will continue this afternoon. we have our christie smith covering the story. we'll be getting a live report from her coming up in a few more minutes. it's 5:35. crews are back as the new 49er stadium after a co-worker was killed on the job. bob redell is live in santa clara with the latest onhe investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. cal osha has deemed this site to be safe in spite of what happened yesterday and santa clara police, and they deemed it an accident. workers will be returning here

to resom construction in an our or so. but first the management wile meet with them and field any questions about what happened 24 hours ago. edwin lake jr. was killed delivering rebar on behalf of his employer out of napa. in this video taken by shopper above the site you can see this delivery truck and a bundle of rebar. we believe it's that debris that came down and crushed him. they have to investigate to make sure the rules were followed. the agency has deemed this sight safe. however, one civil engineering expert we spoke with wonders if the fast pace of this project, they are trying to complete this in time for next football season, wondering if the fast pace played a role in

yesterday's accident that killed that worker and if it played another worker earlier this year. the head of the stadium? >> is there a deadline pressure you think could have played into in? >> no imagine. >> study shows that with sk selleration of the pressure and putting pressure on the schedule, labors are more sent to accidents. >> reporter: in june a 63-year-old worker was killed in one of the stadium elevator shofts when he was struck by a counter weight. in that case cal osha saw no violations and will not issue a citation. >> thanks a lot. a developing story now, at least 93 people are now confirmed dead, many more hurt after a strong earthquake in the philippines. the 7.2 quake struck about 8:00

this morning on the southern part of the done. it did not cause a tsunami. it collapsed buildings and churches. today's quake came on a national holiday. officials say that probably saves lives. earlier this year our unit found problems with the restaurant inspection. the first step in repairing those begins. the department of environmental health will hold the first in a series of meetings, they are seeking insput on a restaurant grading model. expected to vote on this by the end of the year. >> how about a word of advice. dress in layers. >> yes. >>ite chilly but good morning to you. >> good morning.

av at home right now are really chilly. 51 for oakland. 51 in san jose. offshore winds increasing as we speak. that will be the story for today. there are dry downsloping winds that dry out as they move from land to see so. we have elevated fire danger. the next 48 hours at least. 5 to 10 degrees above average, into tomorrow. a clear coast as a result of that flow. drying pinneds will increase. we could see a fire weather watch for the hills. we'll be watching that for you. nothing har issued. on your mind, outdoor burning. 83 degrees in livermore. 80 in fremont and 76 in san francisco so we warm you up for tomorrow before dropping like a rock getting into next week. i want to take through the changes showing how it all times

out coming up. first, though, let's see how much time you have on the road. check that hout. >> good morning. we're looking at a bill. that's typical for a traffic tuesday. the fashing lights. there are paints vehicles. we'll watch this. back to the full screen i want to tell threw is a delay for the part trains are running. but there is a 15 minute delay between fremont on bridge mon. potential for their strike later on so we'll tack those. a slighter volume is starting to kick in. the earlier slowdowns kicked in. a quick look at the peninsula where traffic is light. i'll send it back to you. >> 5:40. thousands of bay area workers placing furloughs.

>> police investigating their triple shooting in san francisco. the new details.

new hope this morning washington may avoid hitting the debt ceiling. a deal appears in the works but there is a ways to go to prevent an historic default. tracie potts live on capitol hill with the latest. what is the latest? this is going on for a while now. >> reporter: it has. hopefully it's coming to an end. we have the deadline on thursday where we won't be able to borrow more money. a possible default following that. this time it looks like senators, democrats and republicans, an idea to bring the government workers back to put in place a budget that would last until mid january, to give the administration borrowing authority through early february, but then lawmakers

would have to sit down and hammer outpermanent budget before the end of the year. that's where they are. looks like the senate will get details today. some lawmakers in the house have said that they are willing to hold off until we see what the senate has to offer. >> thanks very much. a deal to end the shutdown is not soon enough for lawrence livermore lab employees. the employees at the lab will begin shutdown operations. the lab is one of the leading research centers in nuclear science. more than 6,000 work there, the second largest employer in alameda behind uc-berkeley. most of the lab will be closed end of day tomorrow. >> the u.s. supreme court will again take you up the issue of affirmative action and its role in college admissions. the justices will hear a michigan case in a dispute with the university of texas. unlike the texas case that said colleges can use race for

admissions but carefully, the new days resolves around the broad amendment whether voters can. >> privacy versus safety. the city of fremont could install cameras. this is near police headquarters in fremont. marianne, you have more on this plan for us. >> reporter: good morning, marla. this is all in response to a recent increase in home burglaries here in fremont. police are going to ask the city council to have the city install surveillance cameras. the idea is nothing new. what is new is that the police department wants to put these in low income neighborhoods based on u.s. census data. the ard wood neighborhood, central downtown, the south, and the files district. it's not the intent of the from

focus on one type of resident. it's part of a plan to put these cameras up around the entire city. the police department plans to pay for the 20 cameras with grant money. and the cost will run about $450,000 and police will have to kind a way to fund it. some say it has a feeling of big brother watching and fear the city could invade thoyr privacy. >> reporting live, marianne favro, "today in the bay." >> meteorologist christina loren sitting down to give us a look at the tuesday forecast, some 40s. wait, 30s. >> yes. >> a cold start to the day. >> glad you're with us. >> i know. i'm more important than you might think i am, mr. mcsweeney. i want to thank you for waking up with us and i do have a

pretty important tob, that's to tell you about elevated fire danger. he got minched. that's a pinch in the arm. a minch. temperatures are chilly for now, but we're going to warm up as we head throughout the next couple hours. we'll stay cool. sunshine out in full force. here's how it's going to work out. offshore winds will pick up. if you drive downsloping winds that keep us filed, i want to show you in the north bay by about 4:00 p.m. that's 30 miles per hour wind gusts and it's the winds that bring about the elevated fire danger so keep that in mind. we're headed toward a warm-up up to 84 degrees, on friday, saturday and sunday, temperatures stay mild for saturday and then tumbling by sunday. >> let's take a look.

the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the cash lanes they are starting to back up. that's good volume. we have a smooth flow. as we take a look at the top, because the b.a.r.t. system they are on service. we have a delay of about 15 minutes for the fremont line between fremont and richmond. both directions reporting an question in problem. the rest of the lines are moving. we thook news conference there and negotiations in recess. ac transit has its normal service but there is a potential for them to strike on thursday so we're tracking that as well as if there is repercussion the strike takes place. across the bridge t bay ridge moving, you su that backup. now reports of a sign hanging down in the lanes.

adding complication for these folks but also slowing for 580 off the 205 we have the significant alert. pretty typical pattern there no. problem down 680 or 880 into the south bay. an easy drive. out of san jose. and a live look we'll show you the north bay. back to you. >> mike, thank you. san francisco police say one person has died after a suiting in the lower hate neighborhood. police arrived about 7:30 to find three people with gunshot wounds. one person died. the other two are expected to survive. so far no arrests have been made. >> a man who lives a at south bay home day care for kids is in court facing charges of sexual abuse. 68-year-old jose is accused of

molesting two young children. the abuse happened at bellin. it remains open for business. accord to state service. >> make or break day for apple so called space ship campus. >> apple gets a new executive from one of the stores. we'll look at who it is and what it means.

a live look at l.a.x. where police are investigating a second dry ice bomb explosion. the latest one found under an airplane on a runway last night. police say that they do not believe this is any sort of act of terrorism but they are look forge the person who did this so the investigation continues. no one has been hurt. it's 5:52.

>> today is the first decision day for apple's new campus. the council is meeting tonight to vote on to either stop the plans or move forward with them. the new headquarters is four-story saucer shaped building accommodating more than 14,000 employees. if approved city leaders will take a vinyl vote next month. apple says the project could be completed by 2016. >> the economist who just gone the nobel prize says some housing markets may be back in a bubble. bob schiller probably knows what he's talking about. >> his resume was pretty good. he is a professor at yale, author of seven books and co-creator of the case schiller index. schiller points out some cities have price increases of more than 10% a year, he says to cnbc that's bubbly. much of that price disconnect he

flipping and easy money from the fed. wall street seems disconnected as we get that much closer to violating our own debt. futures call for higher opening this morning. the senate says it's close to a deal. that's nice but many in the house say they won't agree so we're down to hours on the debt ceiling now. a new executive at apple this morning, angela is the former ceo of beshery. she is from indiana originally. but reports say she was paid north of $15 million pounds a year. about 25, 26 million dollars. so whatever apple is paying for, that's a lot. >> apple got that much more fashionable. >> exactly. look for plaid phones. >> thank you, scott. >> check out christina loren and see what she's got weather wise. what we had yesterday was spectacular.

>> glad that met your fancy m mcsweeney. we have a good looking day shaping up. temperatures climbing by a couple degrees but if you like the drive yesterday it was clear to start. the sun came up right around 7:15 so 7:16 the sunrise. another beautiful, beautiful sunrise with all of the oranges coming in. 83 degrees inland, bay side 78 and 75 degrees at the coast for today, so still getting spoiled at our beaches. find out how we're doing on the roads. yesterday was columbus day. >> perhaps. we saw fewer cars on the roadway. some might be because of the holiday, banks and government buildings but we had the potential for the b.a.r.t. strike. we have a smooth flow fast coliseum, picking up volume. we'll take you south because we have a build-up forming north

101 at 680, starting to increase for this live shot. for the south bay with that stretch of 101 showing speeds below 50. the rest are okay, again this from 680 up to the area. the earlier frush fire we heard no further updates so consider that a conissue as far as the commute goes. >> a small plane carrying at least 14 people missing in baja california. it disappear after taking off yesterday. crews say they have been unable to contact the pilot and the plane had enough fuel for 2 1/2 hours. a tropical storm is southwest of cabo san lorenzo. the storm expected to bring rate bun weaken. 5:56. did you feel them. a series of earthquakes waking up some people in the east bay.

>> plus, new images, a fire, power lines making things difficult for crews on the scene. >> good evening. >> and just minutes ago we received an update on the b.a.r.t. negotiations. giving us an idea of what happened behind closed doors. >> a gorgeous life picture of san jose and gorgeous temperatures on the way. they are not here yet as marla was saying earlier. when our little girl was born,

we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no!

saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> to continue negotiations through the night, trains will run. >> b.a.r.t. trains still running at least for now. but the threat of a strike looms. new details about the negotiations. >> at least 93 people dead as a

massive earthquake brings buildings to the ground in the philippines. we'll tell you which buildings are reduced to rubble. >> new concerns about financial profiling. a bay area city surveillance camera plan that could target you based on how much you make instead of how close you are to crime. >> good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. it is chilly out there, the warm-up continues today and tomorrow. then temperatures tumble. i'll sort it out in your full forecast moments away. >> as wim watching for that traffic tuesday we have a new trash heading across the bay bridge if you are planning on crossing the bay, i'm going to show you a way around. >> a live look now at the transamerica building looking good, clear in san francisco and around the bay area. it is tuesday, october 15 and this is "today in the bay."