minutes ago. what in the world is going on out there? >> reporter: the gates opened a little after 4:00, people were on the platform for 10 or 15 minutes then heard the announcements there is going to be no train service. the people had to leave the b.a.r.t. station. they pulled the gates closed and the people started to make their way to the charter bus staging area where people have been the past several days. one piece of confusion or i guess of several parts of confusion here is some of these people have not taken this charter bus service before. they thought they were coming back because they thought the train service would be on but that is not the case. b.a.r.t. is telling us they don't have the staffing because this decision came sort of late in the night. they didn't have time to guarantee how many people would be available to be at work this morning. one of the major b.a.r.t. unions atu 1555 tweeted out they apologized for this, that they are working to get people staffed. for now the advice is you should

plan on taking either the charter bus or the ferry service if you need to be across the bay this morning. we caught up with one woman who was here a moment ago, as the station was closed down and she said that news comes just too late for her. >> he don't know what time any train will be running. >> they just closed the gates behind us. >> just closed the gates. >> what do you do? >> i go get in my car and drive to san francisco. well, they tried. that's all i can say. it's not that easy but the charter buses won't do me any good and it won't do the people that's waiting at pittsburg no good because they need to be at work at 5:00. >> reporter: and the buses don't start running from the walnut creek station until 5:00 a.m. the line is still formed on the other side of the parking lot. so also some questions for the people, how many buses are going to be here, the bus start rolling at 5:00 because people

were planning on getting on trains at 4:00 a.m. the latest from b.a.r.t. they hope, they emphasize hope, to have train service back by 6:00 a.m. but you should not count on that. what you should count on is taking the bus or the ferry if you need to get across. hopefully the service will be up by the afternoon commute. that's the latest at the walnut creek station. >> crazy out there. so b.a.r.t. and its unions reached a tentative deal late last night. as of now no workers out there to run the trains. christie smith live at the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station. you got a look inside by accident this morning. right? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. riders tell us they got word last night there would be limited b.a.r.t. service this morning so a couple of them showed up about 4:15 thinking i'll be the first one to get on the train and get in to san francisco this morning. but what happened is that they tried all of the doors, they were locked except for one and they were able to go down to the

lake merritt station assuming it would be open but it wasn't. there was no station agent here at all until a couple minutes ago and the ticket machines saying out of service. the fare gates were standing wide open so really, an odd situation out here this morning. b.a.r.t. of course put out an advisory saying they are attempting to staff these positions. apparently not yet here totally at lake merritt station. that should be coming soon. of course after six months of talks and two rail shutdowns both sides reach a tentative deal last night and b.a.r.t. said it would try to mobilize 2300 workers, get the system back up. we ran into a disappointed rider moments ago. >> everything i got said that there would be service starting at 4:00 a.m. so i figured i could catch the first train at 4:00 a.m. apparently that's not the case. >> reporter: back to the deal itself, details not released but oakland mayor did release a

statement last night saying i am so pleased we're getting the trains rolling again for hundreds of thousands of b.a.r.t. riders putting people back to work and restoring their daily routines. of course that hasn't happened just yet. but the station agent as i said did just show up, and escalators are moving, one door is open here at the lake merritt station but at this point no service. i've seen a couple of people irritated walking around asking how they should get to work. i told them i don't know but probably if you are in a hurry use plan b. b.a.r.t. working to get the system up and running. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. kind of rough out there when riders are going to christie smith asking what should i do? wow. >> that's not a good scene. it appears that more than one person got the memo because the build-up at the bay bridge is impressive. >> there is an issue. more cars as that one lady we heard in chase's report she says i got to take my car.

i don't have the other plan b. i don't have time to take the bus shuttle. we're seeing a burst of traffic. this is compounded look at the bottom of the screen, flashing lights, a crash happened before that toll plaza, just a few minutes ago. this happened right in front of her so she's okay. she is heading into the city. look at that there is a backup. they cleared two of the cars. this backup on the maps not showing up because it just happened. but our maps will show you a slower drive as you head up the incline as well and we expect more folks through the area again because b.a.r.t. trains are not yet running. we hope by 6:00 a.m. christie and chase have not seen the trains coming in. >> thank you. 5:05. for more on the end of this b.a.r.t. strike and the looming vote by b.a.r.t. unions visit our website at nbcbayarea.com. 5:05. investigators will question more people today as they look into the deadly crash that killed two

b.a.r.t. employees over the weekend. national transportation board investigators say a trainee was operating the train that hit 58-year-old christopher sheppard and rail consultant 66-year-old lawrence daniels. both were veteran rail workers with more than 60 years experience combined. they were hit saturday afternoon while working on the tracks between the walnut creek and pleasant hill b.a.r.t. stations. >> a police officer now on administrative leave after shooting and killing an armed suspect. last night officers responding to a house on saturn way where they shot that suspect after he threatened them with a pipe. the suspect who is on parole and had a warrant out for resisting officers was taken to the hospital where he later died from injuries. that shooting being investigated now by both union city police and the alameda county district attorney's office. >> a former assistant principal at a south bay high school must register as a sex offender.

34-year-old joseph rigeto has pleaded guilty. the "mercury news" reports in 2011 he was an assistant principal at leland high school in san jose when he began exchanging text messages with a 16-year-old student. the relationship eventually led to a sexual act at a park near the school. he will be sentenced early next year. he faces up to three years in prison and must register as a sex offender. >> the family of a murdered berkeley man resolved its wrongful death lawsuit against the city. after calling police for help, peter kukor was killed outside of his home last year allegedly by a mentally disturbed intruder. his widow and two adult sons say a police dispatcher promised an officer would be responding. without admitting fault in connection with the suit the city has agreed to implement changes to its communication center to try and improve public

safety. in addition dispatchers will now be able to tell callers that officers may be delayed. >> minorities could soon have more say in san mateo county. the board of supervisors will introduce an ordinance that would establish new boundaries for districts. civil rights lawyers recently sued the county saying the at large system of electing supervisors weakens the vote of latinos and asians in the county. under the terms supervisors must be elected by district. district boundaries must be drawn by november 5. >> you know what i love about this time of year. >> perfect. >> it's a balance of everything. in the afternoon you have the nice sunshine. and in the morning a chance to stick the head out and get the crisp cold air. >> that's right. it is chilly out there. good tuesday morning to you. and we've got really thick fog. in fact, our first dense fog advisory of the season so far,

that's for the north bay until 9:00 a.m. this is san francisco where we only have one mile of visibility available to you at the surface. keep that in mind. pretty foggy start to the day. we'll see a sunny finish. a quarter mile in napa, a half mile visibility up in santa rosa. so yeah, pretty foggy this morning. give yourself extra time. the b.a.r.t. trains as of now are not running, we're going to get an update but one of those mornings it could be rough with the fog combined with the additional traffic on roads. temperature this is morning looking crisp. we'll hit the 80s later on today in the inland cities about 84 there, bayside 77 degrees, at the coast 75, with changes just around the corner so. tracking showers. i'll show you that in the mix. first, let's say good morning and yeah, surprising morning for some people. >> that's right. christina talking about the fact that the b.a.r.t. trains are not yet running this morning. folks have not had a chance to

get there in time to take the buses so we'll have a lot more folks at least in the short-term taking cars across the bay bridge. also compounded by a crash you see the flashing lights lower left corner. just past the edge of the screen but there is a tow truck that remains. there were three vehicles in a crash. back to the maps, no major issues as far as the approach but we'll watch these sensors slow as they average out over the next couple minutes so. far the rest of the approach is all right but we're looking for 24 and 80 to show early slowdown with the result of those folks anticipating the trains. we'll see how that plays out. here is the peninsula with fog, low clouds and flashing lights. >> mike, thanks. >> 5:10 now. coming up we'll let you know how google earth helped bust an illegal pot grow. >> apple getting read the make

another big announcement. a preview of what tim cook is expected to show off. >> we finally get the september jobs numbers. government's back to work. we'll have a preview coming up in business.

welcome back everybody. i want to give you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. getting thick out there early morning. mike inouye reporting there was an accident out there and a tow truck jammed that up. in addition to b.a.r.t. trains not running at this moment. b.a.r.t. still working on. going to be a thick one on the roads. we'll keep you updated trying to figure out what's going on and when the trains may be running. 5:13. one day after president obama acknowledges issues with the website designed to let people shop for health insurance we're learning that verizon has been asked to jump in and try to help things. "usa today" reporting that

health and human services hired verizon's division to try to help the health care.gov site. a lot of people could not log on. now some insurance companies are having trouble receiving applications. verizon working on several federal information technology contracts including the centers for medicare and medicaid services. >> how about this. the u.s. government is going to do something it has never ever done before. scott, they are going to release job numbers on a tuesday. >> weird to get excited about but jobs tuesday don't have the same ring. 5:30 our time the labor department which is back to work, will release the long overdue september jobs report, overdue because the government itself was out of work after the tea party-led government shutdown. a bit of trivia, we had delayed jobs numbers before because of government shutdowns. but even then they still chose a

friday to release the numbers. it has been a little over 1,000 hours since apple last had a product announcement. bob redell is live it san francisco's center with another one from apple. good morning. >> reporter: correction to you, it's been 1001 hours. good morning. no one outside of apple is certain what products they will be announcing later this morning in san francisco at the center for the arts and the invite to this 10:00 a.m. event doesn't offer hints. we have a lot to cover. the bloggers and analysts who follow the company expect improvements to text cysting line of ipad tablets t ipad could be thinner, lighter and faster. speculationing it will get a 87 computer chip, the same processor now found in apple's iphone 5s.

rumors also point to improvements in the front and rear cameras and possibly the same fingerprint recognition technology found in the 5s. the ipad mini is expected to be upgraded to the retina display which exists in the regular ipad doubling its resolution. tim cook also expected to unveil details about the mac pro and the newest operating system for its desk top computers. the upgraded ipad according to one report could go on sale as early as next week before the start of the christmas shopping season. today's announcement assuming it's around the ipad coincide with microsoft's announcement and nokia's devices. >> in fact, microsoft started selling that surface 2 tablet. we have a picture of the nokia which was part of microsoft. this is the one bob was talking about. has a cell phone chip in it. no wi-fi option will set you

back about $500. so what's the best we can tell what's coming out of apple this morning is probably that they are just going to make an iphone 5 in an ipad. best we can tell. back to you. >> we want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. i think. if we can find her. >> she's not here but is in the building. checking that forecast as we speak. >> where can she be? we've got a good looking day shaping up. i thought we were going to cnbc. sorry about that. temperatures are chilly this morning. plenty of 40s across the board. 47 degrees right now in the north bay we have a dense fog advisory. want to make sure you are aware of this dense fog advisory. waking up with us in the north bay look at this, all the way down to san francisco, you're going to be running into thick

patches of fog. you might walk out the front door it's clear, then you hit the highway and that's when it becomes dangerous. taking the little ones to school give yourself extra time. it could be a dicey morning with the b.a.r.t. buses not running t trains are not running as of now. the buses are but a lot of people did not know that. so a lot more people are going to be driving to work. i want to show you noon, nice and clear across the greater bay area, looking really good there. as we head throughout day, temperatures are going to rise into mid-80s. 82 in concord, mid 70s today around the bay so looking comfortable there. into the weekend temperatures are going to drop off and we'll see changes. more clouds, may abstray shower. best chance late saturday into early sunday. we'll keep tabs on that. a cute off low. we may not get much of anything, just consider the fact we might have rain showers on that day. about a 20% shot.

we'll let you know. let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> we'll look out to the roadways, christina said the b.a.r.t. trains are not running. hopefully by 6:00 but a lot of folks hitting the road. that is their plan b. they didn't plan on the bus shuttles. the fast track lanes have cleared because all the crash activity that was there has cleared out of the area. we have a smooth flow for the fast track lanes. the cash lanes a bigger backup indicating there may be more folks who don't usually drive for the morning commute. we see that the approach is right as far as the maze and off of the berkeley curve. watching for this entire influence as folks from the walnut creek station where chase cain was reporting have to travel potentially across into the city if they don't plan some other route. so far no big surprises. one issue christina talking about is fog, we had a lot of

fog around here, the hayward side of the san mateo bridge. there are some low clouds throughout the area. let me show you the south bay quickly before i give you a couple of live shots. san mateo bridge, with a smooth drive. you do see the low clouds are impeding your view of the high rise. the drivers are doing fine. we'll watch to see if this develops into anything that's an issue along the peninsula. so far none. we'll end with the next shot fremont, traffic flows down into the south bay again without interruption. the low clouds are hovering. the north bay so far the only issue. back to you. >> thank you. it's 5:20. on the international scene news from india a school principal and her husband now charged with murder after 23 children die from eating toxic school lunches. investigators say the principal's husband stored pesticides at the school for use at his agricultural farm. the chef cooked it by mistake.

prosecutors say that the principal told her to serve that food anyway. of course that led to the death of the 23 children. if convicted the couple could face the death penalty. >> a federal agency is refusing to release sea world's new safety protocols for trainer interactions with killer whales. osha says it's worried it could be held criminally liable for releasing trade secrets, the safety protocols follows the death of a trainer when a six-ton whale pull heard into a pool three years ago. >> police say google earth has helped catch a criminal. the grants pass daily courier reports police received a tip 50-year-old curtis croft was bragging about his pot grow so they went on google earth to check things out and reportedly found a satellite image dozens of rows of plants growing, croft was registered to grow about 30

plants. during september's raid they found about three times as many were seized from his home. that is one way to use modern technology. >> 5:22. what researchers are saying about a possible link between two large and rare ore fish that washed ashore this month. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one.

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welcome back. we give you a live look at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. if you went to bed and heard that the b.a.r.t. strike is over you are still correct this morning, the only thing is that the b.a.r.t. trains are not running yet because of a staffing issue. so we are waiting to see when the trains are going to be up and running. best rely on other carpool commute options. but b.a.r.t. says they hope to get the trains running about 6:00. >> with fingers clenched very tixt hoping.

imagine the people showing up thinking they have a ride on b.a.r.t. >> frustrating. >> research at the oakland zoo they have a new way to learn about california's condoors. >> the condoor cam is on line. it gives biologists at the oakland zoo and the wildlife society a look at how condores act in the wild allowing them to monitor the birds for signs of medical issues. researchers put food near the camera to attract the birds. the california condor is an endangered spees es. >> those are big feathered friends. a better idea of what caused the two rare ore fish to wash up on the beach earlier this month. those are big long nasty looking fish. researchers say the two that washed up are probably linked. that's unbelievable. looks like the lock nest

monster. they seem to think the strong currents throughout carried the weak swimming fish through a turbulent area where they cannot survive. can't imagine the smell. the remains will be divided among researchers around the world so no, not to eat or have a fish fry. they want to learn more about these rare creatures. i got to imagine that's not real tasty anyway. >> i love seafood but that looks disgusting. 5:26. the september jobs numbers due out any minute now. a little late because of the government shutdown. scott will explain why the numbers are different than previous reports. >> we'll let you know why efforts to expand b.a.r.t. >> despite deal b.a.r.t. trains are not running. smik tracking the roads. he will have an update. we talked to a b.a.r.t. spokesperson. we'll tell what you the transit

agency is saying.

we want to give you a live look at the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station. people who showed up there were supposed to get on trains this morning, but b.a.r.t. says they simply do not have staffing in place so the trains just can't run. >> people told to leave b.a.r.t. station this is morning just minutes after they opened. this is what the lake merritt station in oakland looked like less than an hour ago. good morning. thanks for waking up with us. it's about 5:30 on this tuesday. i'm marla tellez. laura is off today. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. for a lot of people it's a rough morning. last night b.a.r.t. said the strike was over and trains would be running. then in the last second, the 11th hour reversal made it rough. b.a.r.t. posting this just before 4:30 this morning. i'm sure with a lot of people

out the door. it says b.a.r.t. is trying to staff positions and will remain closed until does. that's causing a lot of confusion at a lot of stations out there and out on the roads. we of course have team coverage getting it all going. >> mike, you're the man in charge. what do the roads look like? >> first i don't want to take the blame so don't say i'm the man in charge. the metering lights are turned on. the real person in charge there. they are turned on because of all of these folks you see in this shot of all of the backup. the folks as we look at the map have flooded on the royt roids as they found out the b.a.r.t. trains were not running. the folks making their way, then from walnut creek as you come through 24 and the caldecott tunnel. the early backup and 580 showing the slowdown where it says emeryville we see traffic build. that sudden burst and the trains are not yet moving. we're watching the east shore freeway for more potential for slowing we see a slowdown

through hercules. we'll watch richmond for the next burst, watch this area for the unusual traffic flow being tuesday and we're without the b.a.r.t. trains. the b.a.r.t. buses are an option but only a few so we'll watch as folks make last-minute changes. also through oakland, 880 north will be an issue from san leandro but so far looking at the speed limit past the coliseum through downtown. we'll track these changes as the commute continues to evolve. >> the b.a.r.t. trains not running this morning and of course that's causing a lot of confusion for riders who got up thinking the strike was over and they could jump on a train and get to work. chase cain live in walnut creek where b.a.r.t. has kicked some riders out of the station. that's not what you call a very pleasant good morning. >> reporter: no, it was not. it was not hey, hello, welcome back the b.a.r.t. strike's over people hope they had would find when they showed up here. they were on the platform for 10 or 15 minutes and told to get

off because there would be no train service at least not yet. you see there are a couple of commuters standing and waiting. i can pretty much assure you they are hoping that this train station will be back open by 6:00 a.m. that is what we're told. there is a station agent there in the booth. he has been making announcements saying they hope to have train service up and running by 6:00 a.m. for now people are across the parking lot lining up for those charter buses. that's the drill for the past several days. the buses began running a little over a half hour ago. people were pretty frustrated because they thought they were getting on a train at 4:00 a.m. and they said no, no train, they had to wait another hour for the buses at 5:00 a.m. b.a.r.t. is saying if you need to get to work quickly the best bet is get on one of the charter buses or take a ferry aoss the bay. that is not sitting well commuters who are frustrated to say the least. >> what's that b.a.r.t. website

saying when you check that? >> service resumes at 4:00 a.m. >> it's 4:40. >> i know. it's not resuming till later in the day. >> this is worse than the strike. >> because you were up on the tracks. >> yes. at least you know, during the strike you knew what was going on. this thing -- an absolute mess. >> reporter: some people at least some are laughing saying that this is worse than the strike because at least when it was the full on strike they knew what they were getting, they knew they were getting on the bus. they thought they were getting on a train. they keep making announcements saying they hope to get the trains running by 6:00. the issue was this notice came too late in the night so they have been scrambling to get people to tweerk operate the rains. atu, one of the main unions tweeted out they are trying to get people to work as they apologize asking people to be patient. we still have sort of a small crowd hoping that in about 25

minutes the trains will roll. we'll keep you updated on that. that's the latest live in walnut creek. >> thank you, chase. a september jobs report released 2 1/2 weeks late. business and tech reporter scott mcgrew sin the newsroom. what's the sfwherd >> the word is sort of mediocre. here's the numbers. 148,000 jobs, added in the month of september. the unemployment rate remains at 7.2%. this is a standard sort of number that's not going to cause a lot of excitement on wall street one of the reasons they release this on fridays is bring the freak-out level down if there is a strange number. friday there is less time to do anything about it. this is the first time on tuesday and as you mentioned because of the government shutdown. our october numbers which will come later will be delayed as well though those will come out on a friday. you're sort of in economics and

numbers this is the first time in history we had a jobs tuesday. >> very historic moment. like the way you inform us that fridays were the day to keep that freak-out down. let's get back to b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. and its unions reaching a late night deal. there are no workers, there are no trains up and running. christie smith live at lake merritt now. the the b.a.r.t. station there and you actually got an inside look by accident this morning. correct? >> reporter: that's right because one door was unlocked here at the lake merit b.a.r.t. station. the rest of them locked up. i just heard from a b.a.r.t. spokesman. word came down late for everyone including the union so they did their best to try to get workers in. even overnight using a phone tree trying to wake people up. basically, the station wasn't open on time and that's what riders ran into.

they went inside and it was an odd scene here at the lake merritt station at 4:00 when riders showed up. every door locked except for one. two riders went down inside. there was no station agency, no trains running, ticket machines said he were out of service. the riders arrived to be the first to get the train into the city. they knew it would be limited anyway. after more than six months of back and forth a late might tentative deal was reached. that doesn't mean that the staff was ready at all. >> it's really frustrating because it's shutting down our local economy. i'm glad that b.a.r.t., finally we're back up and going but it's hard to get information on what exactly is going on. trying to get to work. >> people that do the morning commute get to work at you know, 3:00 in the morning. so a good number of them probably were not staying up late last night watching

television because you have a limited amount of time to get things going and have to be rested to do their job. i know the unions worked hard to get the word out. you know, we're going to try to get things going as soon as we can. >> reporter: the last word we have is that they hope for 6:00 a.m. details of this tentative deal have not been released. but both sides expressing relief after 10:00 last night that trains would be rolling again. also the lieutenant governor gavin newsom was there. i think everyone is fed up and no one wants to see this happen again ever. back live, a couple of riders came out, a man and woman. i said hey, any sign of trains, they gave me a big eye roll and said no and walked away and they were going to try to catch a bus. reporting live in oakland, christie smith. >> thanks so much. 5:37.

ntsb officials plan to question more people about the accident that killed two b.a.r.t. workers. yesterday investigators saying a trainee was operating the train that killed -- hit and killed the two b.a.r.t. workers. it happened between the walnut creek and pleasant hill b.a.r.t. stations. the two workers have been identified as 58-year-old christopher sheppard and rail consultant 66-year-old lawrence daniels. >> what a sad scene there. thanks to the b.a.r.t. extension project a lot of people near the great mall in milpitas are likely waking up tired because overnight work on the new b.a.r.t. line to san jose along montague expressway has been deeping them awake. the contractor building the line permitted to work throughout the night during this phase. furthermorelies say all of the clanking has become nothing

short of a nightmare. some of them can't get to sleep. >> was a parade of trucks outside with a lot you can imagine 15 to 20 trucks running with the brakes and everything. >> the city of milpitas saying they do feel the pain and if it does get more complaints it will shut down the nighttime part of construction. >> i think we can get routine now. starts chilly, then warms up. let's look at the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have a dense fog advisory this morning, the first one of the season. you can see why. really thick pockets all the way from napa down to san francisco. you're going to lose visibility rapidly and we've got areas where you can only see hundreds of feet. give yourself extra time but yeah we've got a nice rebound to the day. we're still headed toward the 80s this afternoon. 54 right now in san jose, good

morning to you livermore, you're at 50. 47 degrees to kick off the day in concord. this is what we expect. as you heard from chase cain live on the scene the b.a.r.t. trains may not be running until at least 6:00 a.m. we might see delays 0 layer up. might be a long wait. temperatures are very killy. by noon 76 degrees. 84 degrees is the high. 77 degrees bayside and 75 degrees at the coast. still maybe going to see showers. we'll show you when and what we expect. kind of a tricky forecast through the next couple days. just in time for halloween. i'll take through the numbers coming up. right now we don't want scariness on the road. help clear things out for us. >> one of those mornings no b.a.r.t. trains. >> that's right. part of the spookiness because of the low clouds and fog but the fact there is no b.a.r.t.

train. have the metering lights turned on. that's very early even for a traffic tuesday. as i hear our own bob redell is driving around the bay and may be close to this shot here. bob, what do you have out there on the roads. the b.a.r.t. trains are not yet running. >> reporter: we did reverse across the bay bridge and the toll plaza you mentioned and you can see the roads, the maze going in there the headlights coming, it's very slow, very crowded at 5:40 in the morning. this is heavier than normal commute. we can see a repeat of yesterday morning given the fact that they are going to push into the lower section approach into the bay bridge toll plaza. the headlights off 580 right there. into the toll plaza. you can see how slow the crawl is. add to the fact it is foggy, so that might slow things down as

well f. you are going to be coming into the city this morning and you are going to hit the road you want to get out here because the commute is looking very bad already. >> thank you, bob. outstanding view from the roadway shot. we can't see it from the emeryville camera. the low clouds, we're watching for those awell. 580, where it says emeryville, west 580 off of the 24 interchange and we see all of that traffic jamming up. broadway and telegraph over to the 580 interchange. starting to see the build, a wider view. two trouble shots as they have friday and yesterday during the commute early. we'll watch this and hopefully the trains come on line soon. hearing problems, they hit the road in many places. here a smoother drive off the as

zero valley y, the north side picking up more volume. we'll watch that as it's unexpected change for the morning commute. we look toward here, the south bay, no major problem, an early build. give you an idea of the volume of traffic. a lot heading south as well. we'll track it. >> thank you, mike. >> hope. hope. 5:43. coming up we'll tell you about the new plan to try to deal with severe smog. >> back here we give you a look at the traffic moving along through fremont. 880, traffic at the limit. expect crowded roads as b.a.r.t. trains still not up and running at this hour. stick with us and we'll give you the latest information at 5:43.

welcome back. breaking news this morning a tough one out there on the roads. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's tough because well, in part, b.a.r.t. had promised to have trains up and running by 4:00 a.m. that promise slipped away as they tried to get workers in place. they have a deal in place ending the strike but trains not running this morning. they hope again hoping to have some up and running by about 6:00. we'll keep you posted on what's happening with b.a.r.t. and on the roads with mike telling you ways to hopefully get around that. it's 5:46. in other news, this morning kind of tough to listen to. we're hearing the frantic calls for the first time for help after a student opens fire in a middle school near reno. >> they shot the teacher. >> the teacher's down? >> yes. >> 911 operators say they received dozens of calls from terrified students and teachers

on sparks middle school. mrs. say a student showed up with a gun and opened fire in a math class, killing the teacher and shooting two other students before turning the gun on himself. this was a 12-year-old. a 12-year-old student. the shooter died at the scene. the two other students wounded in this attack, good news they are expected to survive. >> it's 5:47. the man accused of killing3swis cousin known as baby hope 22 years ago has been indicted. he will be back in manhattan criminal court today. the 52-year-old claims his confession to sexually assaulting and killing 4-year-old angelica castillo was coerced by detectives. he admitted to helping his sister dispose of the child's body. >> new this morning the chinese government announcing a new plan to deal with severe something smog. emergency measures will kick in

when air pollution levels just get too high. the measures will force factories to temporarily shut down and implement traffic restrictions. the measures they will only apply in beijing even though up to 60% of the air pollution drifts in from other provinces. >> air pollution not our problem in the bay area. but some severe fog out there today. >> we had really dangerous fog. we usually don't see a dense fog advisory go up unless the fog could impact your morning drive. that is the case this morning especially in the north bay but up and down the peninsula you'll find pockets. i want to show you what it looks like now on the golden gate bridge. we can't pick up anything from our san francisco camera. let's talk about where we're seeing the densest fog. you have a half mile visibility in santa rosa. these numbers are going up and down, they will continue to as we head throughout the morning. you might walk out the door, it's clear and then you run into a thick patch of fog, you can't

see anything beyond 200 feet. keep in mind it's one of those mornings also with the b.a.r.t. trains not starting on time it could be really rough. we're going to check in with mike to see how things are changing on the roads. count on a very cold start to the day. just like yesterday we're starting out in the 40s, actually colder this morning than it was yesterday so layer up. you could have a long wait out there. and if you are going to run the heater in your car, just make sure it is running right. we have to tell you the ferries, if you are planning on taking a ferry, cold conditions over the bay. you're not going to see much on the ferry because it's so foggy. temperatures in the upper 40s at 8:00 a.m. by the time you make your way home the 60s so good day for a nice heavy coat, something to peel off later on. a really good looking day shaping up. look at these numbers. 84 in livermore. 82 in concord. 84 in gilroy so outlying inland cities seeing comfortable temperatures. still warmer than average.

77 in san jose and 68 degrees in san francisco. but things will change. we'll hit the averages as we head through friday into the weekend. with a storm system off shore that could bring us showers right now. the best chance looks like at the coast. but everything could change. a cute off low will be detached. we'll have nothing to push it inland so it's going to end up where the storm ends up is going to dictate how much rain we see. we're watching. mike is all over your morning drive. good morning sir. >> good morning. still on top of it. we got this over twitter. b.a.r.t. twitter account says limited service being restored to the b.a.r.t. trains so b.a.r.t. trains are running a few of them. we'll get more details. christie smith is out there, chase cain. they will get you the information what you will experience at those stations. at the bay bridge you're going to experience a backup being traffic tuesday and with unexpected b.a.r.t. outage, all of these lanes are filled in. metering lights are on. we see the backup on the approach. and now the slow drive down the east shore freeway.

in the backup for 24 we have a crash that cleared at telegraph. u head to the backup of west 580. this area now basically making their way to the bay bridge until the trains are back in service and folks can predict what time they can get in the city. more traffic flow again on this traffic tuesday. we end with these maps, the tri-valley. we do have a smooth flow. i want to say it again as i did at the top of this report, b.a.r.t. just tweeted out they have limited service for some trains. we don't know the details. christie and chase are out there and get us more. back to you. >> keeping the faith making a difference. >> absolutely. positive vibrations. 5:51 now. coming up, some monumental and heartwarming news. why the bay area will hold a special place in the heart of one kim kardashian. >> plus, orange is the new green. netflix absolutely rolling in money this morning. we'll take a look. i love watching tv outside.

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welcome back. as we're following this breaking news we give you a live look at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station and a little bit of better news for you. b.a.r.t. just saying that limited service is now up and running so some trains are running. we're also being told to expect 30 to 45 minute delays systemwide. so b.a.r.t. may not be your best option for your morning commute. but the b.a.r.t. spokesman telling us he expects full service by this afternoon. by the evening commute. right now it's 5:54. >> from now on at&t park will holtd a special place in the heart of kim kardashian. that's because the reality tv star got engaged there. look at this. this photo was given to e news. >> she doesn't want to miss a chance.

>> kanye west rented out the park to pop the question on kim's birthday. do they know he misspelled some words? you can see the big sign that says please marry me. kim reportedly said yes right away as 50 musicians played songs including west's own "knock me down." friends and family poured out from the dugout to congratulate the couple. they just had their daughter north on june 15. we understand that north was in the area. we're not sure why west picked at&t park for the proposal but he is set to perform two concerts here in the bay area, one at the sap center and tomorrow at oakland's oracle arena. congratulations, kim and kanye. >> what odds are that they will turn that into a reality show. turning to business, netflix wants to interrupt its own good fwhus a warning. scott mcgrew, great numbers. >> netflix says don't drive up

our stock price too high it says. the company took the odd step yesterday afternoon of both delighting investors with tremendously good news and asking investors not to get ahead of themselves or the company. netflix says it has more than 40 million subscribers. this is a volatile stock on a good day. it jumped 10% on a great day with great earnings, and is up better than 400% for the year. though admittedly from a depressed price. but still. just a short time ago got the monthly job numbers, something that happens first friday of the month. because of the government shutdown it was delayed. the latest figures say 148,000 jobs gained in september, not a particularly good number. i said that the unemployment rate stayed steady in fact it fell. the shutdown is not factored in. these reflect a time back before the shutdown. back to you.

>> thank you so much. >> 5:56. coming up on "today in the bay" we'll continue following breaking news. commuters out there trying to figure out if and when they will be able to rely on b.a.r.t. for a ride to work. we talked to b.a.r.t. spokesman. >> plus, a plane bound for seattle forced to make a late night emergency landing. what we are now learning about the man involved in a deadly shooting at that nevada school. what can you score at t.j.maxx?

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i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. as you mentioned b.a.r.t. saying yes, it is again able to run limited service, however, do expect delays, we can tell you that is a far cry from earlier this morning when b.a.r.t. commuters expecting to grab an early train they were instead confronted with this not so sweet message saying b.a.r.t. is attempting to staff positions and remain closed until further notice. even though limited service is now running, long bus lines and extended carpool lanes for hours are still in effect for now. we have a team in place to tell you about it and how to navigate your commute. we'll check in with mike inouye and christie smith in a few moments. let's get things started with chase cain live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. what's going on? >> reporter: jon, so far no trains, we can tell that you we have not heard trains pass through this walnut creek station but as you see they reopened the gates so