the district has made agreements at the bargaining table which they refuse to honor. >> reporter: you talked about training, the captains have asked for more training. >> yes. the district agreed and then subsequently refused to honor that agreement. >> so what do you say to those

who are using this area every day and now they're like scrambling to find a way to work and other places? >> you know, we have spent quite a bit of time forewarning the public that there would be a one-day strike. we limited the strike to just one day so it would have a very small impact. it's a message to the district that they need to come to the bargaining table and bargain fairly. >> reporter: thank you, we appreciate it. we did speak with the district as well, which says its captains are the highest paid. listen to what they had to say. >> we heard that the ferry captains are making roughly $83,000 a year.

and the ferry captains saying it's not about that, it's about something that was supposed to be honored. the ferry service that is impacted is larkspur here, as well as saucesalito. we have to track this carefully. as that flow of traffic here

gets worse, that might get worse here. back to you. >> police said a woman with a sharp high reports crimes. bob redell, we'll go to you. >> reporter: the reason why these men seem to know what they're doing, they are sophisticated, they use lookouts and use a cell phone or two-way radio. this time they were outsmarted

by a mother who has a sixth sense. yesterday she told us she knew three men doing a blee -- >> one was acting as a lookout. >> one was found hiding in a neighbor's back yard. the other was sniffed out by a police canine. reporting live, bob redell. >> thanks, bob. >> video shows two young men walking down the stairs on to the station on the night of june

17th, about 15 minutes before the shooting. two other follow behind a knew seconds later. police say these men are persons of interest, not suspects. no one was hurt in the shooting. >> new security changes could be coming in response to the security breaches that made national headlines. kris sanchez joins us with information. >> certainly, sam. and officials started testing around the images of the airport 37/in april. that was face forward to hart month. without a boarding.

>> director of aviation briefed the san jose city council on security there ands anded all of the question she can and she says what happened here, she has never experienced in her 19 years at the airport. >> in that history, there have not been any other major security events than the ones that have hit the press right thi think. >> they are reviewing fencing standard and whether better

signage might make a difference. the airport is working on a security strike program, plus continued scrutiny of i.d. badging and work to stress who all employees are at a times. there is of course one of the overriding issues in all security matters is how to pay for more. >> let's of measurable abable w seeing a pretty tally? oosh parkover a who have of an inch main, which means we're at about 400% of average for this time of year. and that's a great way to kick off the rainy season. now as you know, we're hoping

for that rain and i'm looking 15 days out, things are still looking promising for us. 62 degrees to kick off your day, it's a friday in the bay area. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. we're talking about aim. >> we only going to. >> you're looking pore the formed -- he's getting some pretty good tunes as we nom can so this is because we have high pressure moving in and low pressure moving out. the two systems work against each other and they precious out and, yeah, we looking permanent.

we talked about the golden gate transportation system. the ferries are not running because of the strike. >> so you it's pestthat may be an issue. so far no major impact for that drive. a little fog registering over on the coast. that's not unusual for this time. >> the giants playing tonight in their final game at the stadium. you'll have a lot of traffic in this area, all day, as well as this evening. a professional bull ride is.

>> parking lot. >> one peninsula city may be turning to technology to help combat parking problem to provide an app that shows people open parking spots. the program would cost the city $600,000 programs people would let sensor go up there and you have to let it know who gets it first. >> 5:11 on your friday morning. the bay area school district talking about putting styrofoam back in zool ta.

welcome back. breaking news, a fire outbreak at chicago airport has grounded all departures and pilots told to turn off their engines. flight into chicago are being diverted right now. >> police in nigeria say they have found one of the girl kidnapped in february. she was found wander in the bush. she was heavily injured and was taken to the hospital. >> as we talk about airport

safety this morning, is the faa dragging its feet on a new technology that could improve safety around the country? >> even though the u.s. money we've got to do certainly more than what we're doing currently. >> the most famous incident was over new york city, it led to the miracle on the hudson. that's why congressman james moran, who you just heard from a second ago, is calling on the faa to change its approach.

can good morning, mary. >> good morning to you, laura. futures pointing to a hirer hope. >> stet it pvl the dow dropped 264 points and the nasdaq dropped almost 2 puerto riand t consumer sentiment figures. long time timecoach king will tim down as playeror pb.

>> into a fwlobl ak spr in the mine time the f outside director, later this fan. babb do we heard the word. >> what a very busy job yesterday. how you feeling today? coming to the weekend. >> it very invigorating to experience what we did yesterday. it bodes well for the entire season to get at that kind of re rein. >> good morning to you, bay area. you made it to friday the ray

circuitous life. we'll see hour hours it prp temperatures are going to be just about perfect. you're going to nets that wind really increasing in the south bay between the hours of 3:00 and 35 cluck, where you'ritying take it easy as you head home pry going to get some pretty strong wind at the coast and that's going to help up some big waves. 74 for today in the south bay and 69 degrees in san francisco. so you're still getting those warm days in the city as we head throughout saturday and sunday. then monday into tuesday, look

at what happens. le 33 and then we might get first gour brm is where the sop spm they really want to stay organized so that they looks like a classic winter storarea. over all looking fritdy. >> reporter: just good morning, i just ysh. >> over here we're looking at

pn. >> let's look at your maps. westbound not really a concern. the speed coming down to like 5, 59. and over here your typical build westbound. you see a sudden slowing as you see that when you go past that. the tahoe commute getting out around 3:30. >> it alllook at that across the dunn bar and san mateo bridge. we see west bond that easy drive and clear sky sparkling the boo because of aa.

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we'll talk about that coming up today. you'll be at 69 degrees in san francisco. elsewhere 70 across the board. >> try to beat that home eke so you may see more going on across the golden gate bridge. san rafael, holding steady with the volume offer the last half hour. we'll check 101 and a third on palo alto. just about will oaf and university, easy drive. 880 through fremont no delays. >> mike, some good news for drivers right now. gas prices are falling not only in the bay area but across the entire country as well. >> current average is $3.35

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so far it's all right on the bridge itself. >> and you know what, it friday. that's good news in it and of itself. it's also going to be just spectacular for today. fantastic air quality, we'll warm you up for the weekend. and then a pattern change looking more and more likely every time i check. more in a moment. >> plus the bay area city that's backing off of stiff penalties for water wasters. >> and a live look at the bay bridge. no water to obscure your view today. just beautiful lights. you can see the drivers in front of you. all good news. it's friday, september 26, and you are watching "today in the bay."

good morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> ferry captains are on strike. we go to stephanie chuang. >> reporter: this is going to impact some commutes. we're talking about no ferry service until tomorrow morning. this impacts roughly 8,500 people, plus about 700 who use it to go to the giants game and there is one tonight of course. the ferry captains say this is about unfair labor practices. they want to get paid to train others who want to become ferry captains.

with so many demands on the table, does this mean -- >> the strike was the last thing that the coalition and our union especially wand to do. our members have to commute to work as well, and we understand that hardship. rz at least 100 ferry workers are expected to be on the strike lines today. they are not adding any extra bus service, they're hoping friday light will help with the situation. you have 14 unions and they're all out here in support of the ferry captains. last week you had machinists

picketting and now you have the captains. the question is will they have bus service picketting. >> we've got a live look at the golden gate bridge. not a lot of traffic right now but things certainly could pick up. >> police have three men in custody and they want to know if the men are responsible for more crimes than they thought. we go to bob redell. this trio was busted by a neighbor. >> reporter: police are looking at whether the three men are connected to a recent string of break-ins. officers say it's possible because these suspects are sophisticated, doesn't seem like it's their first rodeo.

an alert mother and their son noticed a man in a blue sedan, watched them and called the police. >> the police looked over the fence there and they said "don't move." >> this area's pretty hard hit. the burglars are very brazen. >> that area is very hard hit. yesterday five break-ins alone. these crimes can still hit you in the pocketbook when it comes to homeowner insurance. last year, the net financial loss to victims of those keensz

could result in an increase in insurance premiums for people who live in that area. >> burglaries tend to be a problem in the south bay. thank you very much, bob. >> it is 5:35. police continue to investigate the mysterious death of people ound dozens. >> et sfwr sp police say ne found a note at the scene but tay it was not a suicide note. >> two california detective it

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mood. sometimes rain brings people down but not in the bay area. >> i've got some good news to be -- we've got this little area offshore. does it want to move just yet? i think we're going to see some showers on that breeze right here in the bay area. but more importantly, look at this. all that shower activity moves right over pollock pines and the king's fire again. it's not just a couple hours worth of rainfall potential. you might need your umbrella today.

and here's the kicker. i love saving the best for last. you wake up only this morning. >> in the pacific, they're looking moore and more likely in my next report. tempt today mostly in the 6/ san diego here's mike inouye. >> main willing. >> looking for potential more congestion.

look at your maps,s that going on at at&t park. and hour goes closing halfway through october 15th second. a lot of congestion in the area. >> bay bring, congestion there. we do have the cash lanes backed up. we'll likely see some metering lights turned. >> recent comments about about the purchase specific. >> and woons guantanamo bay psk.

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. >> you're watching "today in the bay." >> good friday morning to you. new york subways on high alert this morning as new possible terror threats. so far the fbi says it has nothing credible and nothing specific. tracie potts is live on capitol hill this morning. it's where this threat came from that seems to have caught officials off guard. >> exactly. it came from iraq's prime minister. and it kams a they h-- isis was planning to attack subways in the united states. but the u.s. has no specific information about that. and we've been watching as they

call the parliament to break. u.s.? zus also, update from the gone the u specific as much. all right, one to watch. >> an update on breaking news. we're learning more about the fire that is grounding planes. >> a fire ensued but a man was taken to the hospital as well. >> poult, of.

>> the holder was off on the target. the president congratulated him for a career of terror harris's office got winded of this saying she's honored but intend to continue working ati haven't had time because leaders were on the hot seat this morning apesing questions about two high-security breaches that has you wondering about whether the

role saj about. >> it comes to security at the airport, one of it mean coming as a result of two tur speech comes krp. >> or even showed away in the wheel well of a plane going to hawaii. >> and a woman was arrested three times after her first election. and answered if he that she could that she can't share because it is too governor the a

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>> we will track the impact on the morning commute. check farther north as well as we monitor that track as well. >> and you made it to friday. a beautiful start to the day. and we're going to get some showers, right here in the the first she a ra snow. >> take a look at this, caught in the act! an alert burglar helps police in san jose. >> sparkling notice distance, skies clear today. we'll get an update with christina there a moment. this is friday, september 26, and you are pooch.