another city launching a new guaranteed income program. ahead in a live report, how this particular election program will work, plus -- >> when people have disabilities like mine, it's always going to be hard but it's never impossible to do. >> going pound for pound, we celebrate hispanic heritage month by sharing the story of resilience by one east bay boxer, and we will show you how he is breaking barriers and leaving it all in the ring. we are thankful to have you with us on this thursday morning. i many kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. let's first look at the forecast, and meteorologist, kari hall, how is it shaping up? >> parts of the east bay, temperatures in the upper 50s. we will see the clouds we have

seen pretty much every morning this week, and then we will see it starting to clear out and warm up, and still staying very comfortable as we continue to enjoy the cooler than normal weather around the bay area. in brentwood, it will be breezy while san francisco continues to see fog and highs reaching into the upper 60s. novato, a nice 78 degrees. we will continue to see this for a few more days. i am talking about big changes in our weekend forecast, and more coming up on that in a few minutes. we want to start with breaking news right now. bay area rail commuters can breathe easier this morning because there was a last-minute deal. a national railroad strike was expected to impact ace and amtrak trains. it has now been erted. the white house made that announcement a short time ago calling it a win for the economy and a win for the american people. the lack of railroad workers

would have impacted services this afternoon, and it's not clear if the service will still be interrupted and our bob redell is look into that. he will have more information in the next half hour. and then families struggling in the bay could soon get a financial boost with a monthly income program. >> yeah, it would offer money with no strings attached. and we have more from mountain view this morning. there are questions and i am sure a lot of people are asking, and who are we talking about and how much money are we talking about here? >> reporter: those are the big questions. good morning to you, marcus and kris. 166 people will be chosen from here in mountain view to receive $500 a month as part of the