>> top stories we are following on this monday, september 16th. today bart management and union officials are headed to the bargaining table yet again. >> plus-- the mount diablo fire is one-hundred percent contained. we'll tell you when nature- lovers are able to get back on the trails. >> and officials in colorado-- hope today is their day to get to the many still left unaccounted for. will mother nature cooperate today? we have an update from the *flood lines. >> good morning everyone i'm james fletcher. >> and i'm anny hong thanks for joining us.

the temperatures are really not too bad. we have plenty of 60's and to go or around. in fact, it is plenty of clouds to go wrong. if we are working to low clouds. here is a closer look at the temperatures. daly city right now is sitting at 57 degrees. we still have all of this cloud cover that is pushing through. we will be having a great start for the morning. as we head into the afternoon you can expect mostly cloudy skies. sunnyvale will be talking of the pet 79 degrees. >> your extended forecast highlights major changes.

next two days will be very sundasunny and mild. by wednesdy and thursday we will start to warm things up. we may see '90s for some of the endless pause. we will wait the basically to fog three mornings. we will pick up a 20% chance of showers. most of those showers will be north of the golden gate bridge. >> the traffic around the bay area has no hot spots. here is a live look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. there are no problems getting to the bridge. the metering lights are not alone. the san mateo bridge is very light in portions of highway 92. the golden gate bridge, southbound 11 is problem free. >> on to our top story this morning. northern colorado residents are keeping a high

on the sky. more rain was the forecast for sunday, and officials said that the weather hindered rescue operations. the flooding has left several people dead and hundreds are still unaccounted for. katie mur ray has the latest. >> the relentless rain prevented them from using their helicopters to search for those that were missing. the helicopters are grounded and as soon as the conditions change that will be fine. >> authorities wanted additional rent or caused more flooding and debris. bridges have some merge and the only way to get to some people is by air. one man was trapped in his home and watched in horror when a car was stuck with four kids inside. >> it had increased to the

polling where they cannot get out of their car was stuck. two of them were able to get out but they were swept away by the moors. they are counted among the dead. the loss of life at one sheriff in tears. >> how can we ever recover from this? i note inch by inch, mile by mile, community by community, they are doing this and people are getting this done. >> although rescue crews are limited that will continue to work on the ground to find people that are missing. >> bart negotiations - dragging on for 3 months and still, no headway. today - a meeting is set where management and the unions will go toe to toe on money. on the table will be salaries, pensions and benefits.

and they're still very far apart on an agreement. at the upcoming negotiations, bart is looking for a response to the proposal put on the table just before the cooling off period. union leaders are looking for answers to questions that are looming. tract. >> we have a lot of questions. the last time we were given a proposal by management the left and they never came back. it has been over 30 days since we have discussed any of our generals or economics. we are not looking for another strike, but at the end of the date the only folks that can stop a strike are the board of directors. >> everyone should know that the directors and the district are committed to coming to an agreement. is is going to be one that is not only fair to our workers, but one that is substantial for the system

for writers and their workers. we have to make an investment in the future of this system and it starts with a responsible contract. >> the bart spokesperson tells us they've come up with a 10-percent increase over 4 years. but union leadership is still requesting over 20- contract. the negotiations are scheduled to continue at nine a-m this morning. >> happening right now, fire crews are on the scene of but one alarm house fire in pacifica. the fire broke out around 2:40 a.m. this morning. this is at 61 is the way drive. investigators said that the fire started on that exterior of the home and then spread inside. we have a crew on the scene, and will bring you updates as they become available. >> the mount diablo fire is one-hundred percent contained and nature-lovers are already hoping to get back on the trails.

the fire burned nearly 5 square miles in and around the state park. officials say mount diablo state park is on track to partially reopen on monday. crews are working to fix park trails and structures damaged in the blaze and park attendees say they are happy for a quick turn around. >> people come from all over just to ride this mountain. >> >> kron 4's philippe djegal tells us when the gates will re-open today. allow to go. >> park lenders that the today's will reopen at 8:00 a.m. this morning. they hope that it will return to their normal business hours. since the fire started only the parts of it were able to get people to pasture. this

would change on monday because that will reopen this to everyone. you concede that some of the scorched areas, the fire fighters said most of the damage happened on the southern and eastern side of the mountain. park officials said that visitors will be a lot more rose and trails even if they pass through the blinds on. you just have to stay on the road. you can adventure into the burned area. wrong hoping to get around. they stated their looking for to the reopening. another restriction is that the camp grounds will remain closed. they do not want people lighting fires just in case of wrestler. the camp grounds may open up the following week. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. the new iphone is getting a lot of buzz.

especially this fingerprint scanning security feature. we will take a look at whether it is safe from hackers. >> we are getting a closer look at the molasses spilled in hawaii. while officials are saying about the cleanup process this morning. >> nearly four weeks after the reported chemical weapons strike in syria, the report from weapons inspectors and goes to the un security council. we will have with the international community has planned for syrria, coming up after the break. for over 60,000 california foster children,

extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up.

not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> the report from u-n weapons inspectors finally goes to the united nations

security council weeks after the apparent chemical weapons attacks in syria. andrew spencer reports the international community is hoping to bring together a plan that will take chemical weapons out of the hands of the syrian regime. >> we have an agreement that is a good one. this is the first-ever. we must be sure that syria will comply. >> they lay out a series of steps that should take to eliminate a stockpile of weapons. the international community still needs to decide on what to do. >> we will go to the united nations with the resolution. this will affect call on the united nations to put pressure and on syria. >> this may include the possibility of sanctions or strikes. secretary general bond says that he wants to see an end to this. the united nations has failed to

prevent this. >> i hope the discussions are related to save guard and syria will lead to the council playing an effective role to in this. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. here is a lecture headlines. here's a live look from the roof cam. we have cloudy conditions but . will also have an update on storms that are impacting mexico.

>> welcome back. big storms hit mexico from opposite directions; at least 21 dead in mudslides, floods acapulco, mexico - two storms are pummeling mexico from opposite directions. the remnants of tropical storm manuel continue to drench mexico's southwestern pacific shoulder with dangerous rains while hurricane ingrid

is heading for a monday landfall on the country's opposite coast. mexican officials say the unusual double onslaught has caused at least 21 deaths. the heaviest blow sunday fell on the southern coastal state of guerrero, where mexico's government reports 14 confirmed deaths. state officials say people have been killed in landslides, by drownings in a swollen river and a truck crash on a rain-slickened mountain highway. the u.s. national hurricane center says ingrid could reach the mainland by monday morning, most likely along the lightly populated coast north of the port of tampico. mexico's national weather service says getting hit by a tropical storm and a hurricane at the same time "is completely atypical." >> we are following the numbers into the afternoon. it will be 60's along the coast and seven days inside the bay. as to put the clock and the motion you will notice by the afternoon, 3:00 p.m. was see the '80s develop for the delta and the south bay. low to mid '80s for the warm spot in the temperatures will be seasonal. clouds will return

and the temperatures for the most part will be back in the '60s by 8:00 p.m. tonight. i do not break down your afternoon highs. although we're waking up to low clouds it will be pretty quick to burn off. that will make the way for sunshine. campbell will have a high of 83 degrees. 79 expected for sunnyvale. low 80s for the danville, concord, and bullet hole.. >> let's walk you through the seven day forecast. the next two days will be pretty mild and will be dealing with fog for the morning as we head into wednesday and thursday. the ones in the spots will climb into the low 90's. we do have a storm system that is working his way and it may bring rain to the north. this will be as

early as friday. dole's chances will last into the weekend. it will be a 20% chance as we transition into saturday. this is something that we will continue to monitor. a quick look at the traffic around the bay. i was following an accident southbound 1 on one. it was involved with extensive injuries. >> this is a big deal in the very early morning hours. it is out of the traffic area. it is not delaying your ride. as we take a look at the approach to the bay bridge, the san mateo bridge is problem free. as we take it look at the golden gate bridge will see that we do have areas of fog and you will probably need to use your windshield wipers. the traffic maps show mostly green indicating that the speeds are over 50 mi. per hour. >> it's been nearly a week

since a molasses spill invaded honolulu harbor in hawaii. and while conditions are somewhat improving -- crews are still working to find out what exactly caused the spill -- and what can be done to prevent it from happening again. ben gutierrez has more. >> reporters were taking on a tour including the source of the league. mass and safety of as a stated that the leak was not noticed until monday pan and divers were sent to inspect. they wanted to find the source. >> the divers' started here and they swim to the riser. they don't every rise along the pier and a video that we received every rise of the vuitton, which try to figure out what was born on. >> it was not until tuesday that they found where it had went through a corroded valve and then cause a leak.

they stated that the molasses, is their responsibility. >> this is not regulated pipelines such as the oil pipelines. where are doing everything that we can to understand the problem and to make sure that it does happen again. >> meantime, nature may be doing is part. there is a lower oxygen levels. >> the problem is that when you have so much carbon, sugar in the water of oxygen will go down. it will cause stress for their animals in the water. >> in the meantime, cleanup crews were they're finding dead fish but few of them were taken and showing that they had improved. >> the water quality is looking clear. it is almost up to normal level. >> it is still bed here because the oxygen level is still below normal. >> i would anticipate in the

next couple of days we may see clear restoration. >> for now, morning signs have been posted a is a further notice. >> italian officials are currently trying out a daring plan that has never been attempted before. crews are attempting right now to upright the costa concordia by pulling the ship onto a steal platform under water. this is recent video as crews work to upright the ship. it was nealy two years ago that the cruise ship struck a reef near gee-lee-o island. it began to take in large amounts of water and capsized just outside the harbor killing 32 of the boats forty two hundred passengers. if the operation to upright the boat is successful, the boat will be towed and broken up for scrap. >> a bridge over the

skagit in washington has reopened. crews worked all weekend to get the bridge opened by yesterday. to complete the new section, workers had to remove a 500 on temporary section and replace it with a prominent span. the bridge collapsed to four months ago after being hit by an oversize truck. the calls for the repairs were eight and half million dollars. >> new york city police shot two bystanders while pursuing a suspect near times square over the weekend and it was all caught on a cell phone camera. police fired three shots at the man who was said to be acting erratically. the bullets missed him. but hit two women. one of the women was grazed by a bullet -- the other was shot in the knee. the suspect appears to surrender but then gets back up. police say it looked like the man *wanted to be struck by traffic. but then, they say, he pretended to point a weapon at officers.

the man then flees in the confusion. where you see here that dozens of police chase after him. an officer eventually tasered the suspect, who was unarmed. that man has been identified as 35-year-old glenn broadnax he's facing several charges, including resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. the women are both expected to be okay. >> civil rights advocates gathered in alabama to mark the 50th anniversary of a tragic event in american history. on september 15, 1963, four girls were killed when a bomb planted by the ku-klux- klan exploded at the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama. rallying point for the civil rights movement. in birmingham youth empowerment events and concerts were held throughout the weekend. a commemoration ceremony was also held yesterday afternoon. >> a big name in politics has taken his name off of the list to be the next leader of the federal reserve. larry summers spoke with president obama who accepted his decision.

summers is the former treasury secretary and had been the favorite to replace current fed chair ben bernanke. whose term is set to end in january. all eyes are now on janet yellen. the current vice chair of the fed. the senate has to confirm whomever the president appoints. >> former alaska governor sarah palin is being sued. she's accused of using this nine eleven photo without the consent of the "north jersey media group". the photo in question shows three firefighters raising rubble of the world trade center. palin is accused of posting the photo on her facebook page and on the web site for her political action committee, "sarah-pac". >> still ahead on the kron four morning news.

align welcome back. the one feature apple users were impressed with. a fingerprint scanning security feature. finger print recognition. now some people are wondering if it will be safe

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when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> northern colorado residents are keeping a wary eye on the sky. more rain was the forecast for sunday, and officials say the weather hindered rescue operations. the flooding has left several people dead and hundreds are still unaccounted for. katie murray as the latest on the rescue mission. >> the sheriff's office

stated that a number of helicopters arrived. their mission was to assist wrestling people who are unaccounted for. the rain prevented them from searching for these people. >> the helicopters are down here doing to the weather. when it is safe enough for them to get back up and start flying again that will. >> roads have been washed away and bridges have submerged. the only way to get to some people is by air. one man who was trapped in his home and watched in horror when he saw a car being stuck with four kids. >> it had increased to the point where they bought out and their car augusta. >> two of them manage to get out but that is what a way. they are counted among the dead. >> the loss of life is

devastating. it brought one sheriff to tears. >> how can we ever recover from this? i know exactly inch by inch, mile by mile, community by community, they are joining in people are getting these things done out there. >> rescue crews are hindered but they will continue to work on the ground to find missing people. >> we could see some changes coming with our weather here. >> we do have a bit changes in store. we're talking about the potential for showers. this is by the end of the week. today, will be mild to nice. the temperatures right now are in the mid to upper 50s. we do have low 60's coming down the bay shore. as we in the afternoon, who will start to cool down. here's a look

this satellite and radar. it is not going to last for long we are calling for early sunshine and that will allow the temperatures to warm-up. >> you will see that we are dealing with the expense of cloud cover into the 7:00 a.m. hour. by noon time the cloud cover will push back to the coastline. it will lead the way for plenty of sunshine. >> cupertino will have a high of 79 degrees and 70 degrees for san jose. it will be a nice day today. 76 degrees expected there and 85 degrees and walnut creek. downtown san francisco will be in the upper 60s. berkeley will have a high of 69 degrees. the temperatures will be around seasonal and we will see cooler weather as we head into tomorrow. if you like warmer weather will

pick up '90s inland. we do have changes that will roll in by the end of the week. >> fridaas for the traffic or on the bay we're not looking at any hot spots but we do have overnight construction that will remain closed. this will be from fair way drive to the vicinity of san leandro. the lanes will be reopened as we head into 5:00 p.m.. i do much to detect a look at the last camera. the traffic is a rolling. if to the approach to the bay bridge. we're seeing top speeds into san francisco. the san mateo bridge is also an option and the traffic is shaping up to be a typical monday. southbound 101 is dealing with fog and drizzle but no

accidents to report. there was one but it was not a big deal. all of that activity has cleared >> we are falling and breaking news out oakland where one man is in jail after he led police on a police chase. it started in san leandro and ended just off an 98 avenue and interstate 880. kron4 will tran is live a scene. >> they should have this restored in about an hour and this is a very busy interchange. as soon as the morning traffic picks up, they should have this fix. i can tell you that not only did end here but it also ended right here at this store. this car slammed her. here is video but we received. this was at 11:15

p.m. last night. police tried to pull him over and for what ever reason he sped off. he came to this location and he lost control of the car. he slammed into another car and then he took out this light pole. he took out part of the wall and then finally he was arrested. i had a chance speak to the police and this is what they had to say. >> he took office, he was at a high rate of speed. when they turn the corner that saw the accident where he had hit another motorist and then went into the store. >> we want to tell you that the innocent bystander had moderate to minor injuries. she was taken to the hospital and she should be fine. as far as the suspect, his name has not been released. police are not

saying why he sped off but they did state that he had an extensive criminal history. >> marts negotiationbart negotiatie still dragging on for three months and they still have no headway. today, a meeting is set for management and union. they're still very far apart on an agreement. today's negotiations, bart is looking for a response from the need to the proposal that they put on the table just before the cooling off. new leaders are looking for answers to questions as still have not been answered. >> they never came back and

it has been over 30 days since we have even been able to discuss any of our general economics. we're not looking for another strike. at the end of the day the only folks and stop a strike are the board of directors. >> everyone should know that the directors and the district are committed to coming to an agreement. it is want to be one that is not only fair to our workers, but one that substantial for the system the riders and the workers. we have to make an investment in the future of this system and the stars with a responsible contract. >> mark is offering a 10% increase over four years. union leadership is still insisting on 20% over three years. but negotiations are scheduled to continue at 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> coming up on the kron four morning news. all eyes were on the 53

contestants at the miss america pageant last night. who came out on top? was it miss california? we'll have the results, coming up. >> plus, a new earthquake warning system could be coming to california. how it will help warning residents when the *next big one is coming. >> and a deadly fire in pittsburg kills three people. coming up at five a- m. we'll have a closer look into the investigation and what fire crews say started the deadly fire.

>> watching wall street this morning. all three three indexes are in the positive investors are hoping the bull continue to run wall street this week. stocks rose broadly on friday. after traders got a lift from two economic reports. here's a closer look at the closing numbers. the dow rose 75 points. the nasdaq up six. and the s and p 500 climbed 4 and a half points. opening bell today at 6:30. >> president obama is marking the fifth anniversary of the collapse of the lehman brothers investment bank by highlighting signs of recovery. but still warning against potentially market-

rattling fights over the federal budget. the president plans to address the state of the economy today in a rose garden speech. joining him will be a selection of americans, who the white house says have benefited from the administration's policies. the event marks the start of a week-long focus on the economy. >> the gap in employment rates between america's highest and lowest income families has stretched to its widest levels since officials began tracking the data a decade ago. the analysis shows that u-s households with income of more than 150-thousand a year have an unemployment rate of three-point-two percent. rates of unemployment for the lowest-income families have topped 21-percent. middle-income workers are increasingly pushed into lower-wage jobs. many of them in turn are displacing low-income workers.

linesuzuki recalls 193,936 vehicles for air bag defect the automaker says there are no reports of accidents or injuries due to the problem. suzuki will notify owners starting next month. dealers will replace mats for free. >> here is a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is still pretty light. for over 60,000 california foster children,

extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids,

are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> let's take a look at our forecast. >> some people are really looking for today's exchanges. we are talking perhaps some raindrops by

the end of the week. we will see mild temperatures and then it will get a little hot. the temperatures will start to slide. let's start off with the current conditions. here is a live look outside from our roof cam. we do have some mist and drizzle. the temperatures are not too bed. upper 50s currently in san francisco. check out antioch with a high of 66 degrees. you will definitely need your jacket. as we focus on the afternoon i did think the temperatures will be pretty similar to what we saw yesterday antioch will have a high of 85 degrees. 70's will really dominate the east bay shoreline. oakland will have a high of 74 degrees. to the south bay we go low 80s for places like los gatos. 81 degrees for santa clara. down town

san francisco will have a high of 68 degrees. 71 is expected for san bruno. we are talking low 80s for napa and sonoma. today it is not too bed and tomorrow will be a little bit cooler as we head into wednesday and thursday you can expect basically a fall the free morning. by friday there will be big changes that will start to develop. we will focus on that in your 7 day around the bay. we are talking a 20% chance of rain this will be north of the golden gate bridge. it will be widespread as we transition into saturday. we was start a savings dry up. this is something that we will continue to monster. >> the traffic around the

bay area is looking good. we do have construction near the nimitz freeway. this is around reno boulevard. the also had an accident on 1 01 but it is not impacting the traffic. as for the bay bridge toll plaza it will be pretty busy outside. the traffic is moving pretty well. the san mattel of bridge is looking good in the drive time is 12 to 13 minutes. soft on 11 is dealing with fog. we're not seen any slowdowns. let's focus on the south bay. northbound 101 is a good ride coming out of cairo the ballot. they're no accidents or problems. as for public transit you are good to go and there are no delays for ac transit, barred for muni. >> a warning siren is

working once again along the coast. the new system has the capacity to deliver voice messages with instructions. officials plan to conduct a silent test. the test of the warning system says that five of them that are censored were not functioning properly. >> the california legislator passed a bill that will have a testing system. kron forc >> if governor brown signs

is built into law the state will spend $80 million to build this. when an earthquake hits the first sign of trouble with travel and they generally do not cause problems but they are followed by more destructive waves. if approved by the governor it will require the california office of services and a variety of other agencies to develop earthquake sensors that will detect ways and quickly sent out warnings to people. >> when finished a system could provide jill a minute's worth of one is that an earthquake is coming. it may not sound like much but it may be enough to slow down utilities and take cover. a similar system like this already exist in japan. one is for sent out to 52

million people prior to their earthquake that struck just off the coast. a sensor network has been watching for earthquakes across california since 2001. it was very limited and does the send out to the public. this new system will be more boas >> line49ers vernon davis and joe staley will be at candlestick park today to give high school students a lesson in financial planning. the two players will showcase "financial football," a football-themed video game and classroom

curriculum developed by visa to help teach young people financial responsibility. more than 40 students from mission high school and thurgood marshall high school will gather in the players' locker room at candlestick park for the demonstration. state controller john chiang is scheduled to join the players and students for the event. >> lightning and rain in seattle were just the beginning of a storm bearing down on the 49ers. seahawks fans were already fired up to set a record for crowd noise. things looking pretty even in the first quarter. the seahawks back to punt an apparent whistle from the stands momentarity freezes the seattle line the punt is blocked by chris dahl. but the 49ers fail to capitalize. on the ensuing possession colin kaepernick's pass is tipped and intercepted near the goal line by earl thomas late in the first quarter came a 1 hour weather delay check out that shot of the lightning once play resumed it was all seahawks' marshawn lynch and seattle's defense. lynch scored twice from the ground and once through the air. and the seahawks intercepted kaepernick two more times. final in this one 29-3

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>> good morning, top stories we're following this monday september 16th. a late night traffic stop turned ugly when the suspect vehicle refused to pull over. details on the chase in a live report coming up next. >> it was an ugly day in bay area football. however one team managed to come out on top. your sunday football high and lowlights coming up. >> and rescuers in colorado are hoping today they'll find the many who are still unaccounted for in the wake recent flooding. we'll have a report from one of the hardest hit areas of that state. >> we are following a developing story out of oakland where one man is jail after leading police on a chase. it started in san leandro and ended just off 98th avenue and 880. kron 4's will tran is live at the scene to show us how it ended. >> right now the chase has

ended and you can see that it slammed into the side of the store as well as at an intersection light pole. it started about 11:00 p.m. last night it was in san leandro just a few miles away. the police are not saying why they started this pursuit of this is video that we received. they chased him for a few miles and then he lost control of the car. that person was taken away and said the hospital with minor injuries. after he slammed into the this car, he took out his light pole and ended up. the store. i had a chance to speak to the police and this is what they had to say. >> the car took off at a high rate of speed and when

they turned the corner this of this accident were the suspect's vehicle had hit another motorist and slid into the store. >> back live you can see that they're very busy trying to restore this area. this is perfect timing because this is a very busy intersection. this is only a few blocks away from 880. it looks like at any moment they should have the lights restored in this area. this should not be a problem if you're headed this way. as far as the suspect. they have not released his name. >> fire crews are on scene of a one alarm house fire in pacifica. the fire broke out around 2:40 this morning. at 51 gateway drive in pacifica. that's where we find kron 4's jackie sissel with the latest on the fire. what can you tell us jackie?

>> i guess we lost his signal. we will have to get back to him. there are no reports of the stomach any inju we would get the latest momentarily. >> bart negotiations - dragging on for 3 months and still, no headway. today - a meeting is set for management and unions to go toe to toe over money issues. on the table will be salaries, pensions and benefits. they're still very far apart on an agreement. at today's negotiations, bart is looking for a response from the union to the proposal it put on the table just before the cooling off period. union leaders say they still have questions. >> we have a lot of questions because of the last time we were given a proposal by management they left and never came back and its has been over 30 days to since we have discussed in

the bart generals or economics. we are not looking for another strike but at the end of the day the only folks that can stop a strike are the board of directors. >> everyone should know that the directors and the district are committed to coming to an agreement. it is going to be one that is not only stair tower workers, but one that is essential for the system the riders and the workers. we have to make an investment in the future of this system and the stars with that responsible contract. >> the bart spokesperson tells us they've come up with a 10-percent increase over 4 years. but union leadership is still requesting over 20- percent on a 3 year contract. the negotiations are scheduled to continue at nine a-m this morning. >> lets take a look at bay area football. lightning and rain in seattle were just the beginning of a storm bearing down on the 49ers. that's former seahawk shaun alexander firing up the

notoriously loud seahawks crowd. 1st quarter/scoreless seahawks back to punt an apparent whistle from the stands momentarity freezes the seattle line it is blocked by chris dahl 49ers take over on seahawks 33 ensuing possession colin kaepernick pass is tipped and intercepted near the goal line by earl thomas then late in the 2nd quarter came a 1 hour weather delay check out that shot of the lightning 5-0 seahawks at the half 3rd quarter/ 5-0 seahawks former oakland tech & cal star marshawn lynch 14-yard touchdown run 12-0 seahawks later in the 3rd the only highlight of the night for the 49ers kaepernick reels of a 28- yard run it set up a field goal for the niners only points of the night kaepernick led the team in rushing with 87 yards. but he threw 3 interceptions and the niners turn the ball over 5 times with 12 penalties in the game final: 29-3 seahawks here's what quarterback colin kapernick had to say after the loos.

i'm >> there were a couple of times that we had some things going but we stalled. i do not think it was something that they did. we just did not come out and perform. we did not make plays. we are not going to win games of we continue to play like that. >> 49ers who are now 1-and -1 host andrew luck and the indianapolis colts next sunday. >> hosting their home openiner. the raiders grinded out an ugly win against a pretty lousy jaguars team. home opener for charles woodson and company. and black for the first time since 2005. dennis allen 1st quarter/ scoreless marcel reese 11-yard touchdown run gets some love from the black hole 7-0 raiders 2nd quarter/ 7-0 raiders maurice jones drew around left end woodson comes out of nowhere to make a great leaping tackle drew suffered an ankle in jury on the play and did not return 2nd quarter/ 7-3 raiders

terrelle pryor 14-yard completion to rod streeter who makes a nice leaping catch over the middle despite the big hit same drive sebastian janikowski 46-yard field goal 10-3 raiders 3rd quarter/10-3 raiders darren mcfadden rips off a 30-yard run 4th quarter/ 19-3 raiders usama young sacks chad henne one of 5 raider sacks final: 19-9 raiders 1-1 on the season. raiders will face off against peyton manning and the 2-0 denver broncoas next monday. >> you can sound off on our facebook fan page. >> some good news for people in colorado. emergency officials in boulder plan to resume air rescue efforts of flood victims today. forecasts call for clearer weather and that should allow helicopters to take to the skies. officials are urging people who have been cut off and unable to communicate by phone or other means to signal helicopters with sheets, mirrors, flares or signal fires.

>> state emergency officials say four people are confirmed dead and two remain missing from the flooding some 15-hundred homes have been destroyed and about 17- thousand have been damaged. in addition. hundreds more people are unaccounted for to the south in boulder county and other flood-affected areas >> coming up on the kron four morning news. nearly two years after the costa concordia capsized killing dozens of people. crews are trying out a daring plan that has never been attempted before. we'll show you live pictures of their attempts coming up. >> and more unruly weather forces hundreds of thousands of residents out of their homes. more on what region is being hit hard this morning.

linebut next. nearly four weeks after the reported chemical weapons strikes in syria, the report from weapons inspectors goes to the u-n security council. we'll have what the international community has planned for syria, coming up. >> and here's a live look outside at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll continue to keep an eye on bay area weather and traffic. [ phone ringing ]

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>> italian officials are currently trying a daring plan that has never been attempted before. crews are attempting right now to upright the costa concordia by pulling the ship onto a steal platform under water. this is recent video of crews work to upright the ship. it was nealy two years ago that the cruise ship struck a reef near giglio island.

it began to take in large amounts of water and capsized just outside the harbor killing 32 of the boats forty two hundred passengers. if the operation to upright the ship is successful, it will be towed away and broken up for scrap. >> we will be following the latest on this. it has been two years since they have been trying to get this remote. >> the time is 5:13 a.m.. coming up on the kron4 morning news. tucson's looking for mexico are responsible for multiple deaths. more on when the next form is expected to touch down. >> here's a live look

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>> at least 21 people have been killed in an unusual double storm in mexico. two big storms have hit mexico from opposite directions. the remnants of tropical storm manuel continue to drench mexico's southwestern pacific shoulder with dangerous rains while hurricane ingrid is heading for the country's opposite coast which could make landfall as early as this morning. the worst part of the storm came yesterday on the southern coastal state of guerrero. officials say people have been killed in landslides, by drowning in swollen rivers, and a truck trash on a rain- slickened mountain highway. >> a powerfull typhoon in japan has left one person dead and forced thousands of others

torrential rains have damaged homes and flooded parts of the country's popular tourist destination of kyoto where nearly 260- thousand people have been ordered to evacuate to shelters. hundreds of thousands of others were ordered to evacuate in western japan. about 80,000 houses are without electricity in western and central japan. typhoon man-yi, one of the most powerful storms to lash japan this season, had wind speeds of 100 miles per hour this morning as it headed toward tokyo. >> and back here in the bay area. tsunami warning sirens are working again on the san mateo county coast. the new system has the capacity to deliver voice possible instructions as well as a siren tone in the event of an emergency. officials plan to conduct a silent test of the system twice a day and an audible test on the first wednesday of each month. a test of the warning system in august found that five out of eight sirens positioned

along 30 miles of coastline between pacifica and functioning properly. >> for as we head into the weekend the chance will increase for the rest of us. today however, we are dealing with a little mist outside. you will need to use your windshield wipers. you can expect plenty of sunshine. we're off to a mild start with 60's for concord and antioch. it is a little bit cooler in santa rosa and and ovato. novato. down

san francisco will have a high of 68 degrees. in terms of your extended forecast we have big changes to talk about. a roller-coaster forecast. the temperatures will drop starting tomorrow but we will be high and dry with plenty of sunshine for wednesday and thursday. that is of relatively short-lived because we do have active weather in the form of a storm for friday and saturday. we will start to clear things out as we wrap up the work with. more older forecast coming up. the time is 5:20 a.m.. >> it is still a pretty quiet ride and the chp has reported one accident they had been attending to. it is not on the freeway and now

slowing your ride. less looked at the bridges or we are hot spot 3. coming into the macarthur mayes you will see it easy ride about nine minutes into san francisco. the nimitz is looking good so does the approach from the east shore freeway. the 92 ride is smooth in both directions. it is a cmorning wip over the high rise. your golden gate bridge trip is looking good northbound traffic is light. the crews are off the span because they have established the fourth lane. >> public transit is problem free as we take a look picture commute. there are no delays for bart, a strain, or caltran. taken a look at the traffic maps. 80 west, 12 minutes from hercules to berkeley. west 24 is problem free. 16 ministers san ramon. lighter

than usual traffic for interstate 580. a nice slow start for your commute. there is not much congestion for south bay freeway. the north bay ride is clear down to the golden gate bridge. >> top officials from france, britain, turkey and saudi arabia will be listening to what secretary of state john kerry has to say today about the u.s.-russian deal over syria's chemical weapons. the discussion will include how syria can secure and destroy its stockpile. u.n. chief ban ki-moon will brief the security council on the report from the weapons inspectors who went to syria. u.s. and russian officials reached an ambitious agreement over the weekend calling for an inventory of syria's chemical weapons program within a week, with the program eradicated by mid-2014.

line president obama is marking the fifth anniversary of the collapse of the lehman brothers investment bank by highlighting signs of recovery. but still warning against potentially market- rattling fights over the federal budget. the president plans to address the state of the economy today in a rose joining him will be a selection of americans, who the white house says have benefited from the administration's policies. the event marks the start of a week-long focus on the economy. r >> still ahead of the kron4 morning news. there is good news for those who use the trails on mt. diablo. details coming up. >> the good news and the bay area for baseball.

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positive this morning. investors are hoping the bull continue to run wall street this week. stocks rose broadly on friday. after traders got a lift from two economic reports. here's a closer look at the closing numbers. the dow rose 75 points. the nasdaq up six. and the s and p 500 climbed 4 and a half points. opening bell today at 6:30. >> a big name in politics has taken his name off the list to be the next leader of the federal reserve. larry summers spoke with president obama who accepted his decision. he is the former treasury secretary and had been the favorite to

replace current fed chairman ben bernanke. all eyes are now on and janet yellrllen. the current vice chair of the fed, former head of the federal reserve bank of san francisco. the senate has to confirm whether the president appoints. >> this is the main reasons why dow futures are up. >> the time is 5:28 a.m.. we will be right back with more. the weather is looking pretty good. it is crystal clear at the approach to the bay bridge. the traffic is clear at the approach to the bay bridge. the traffic is unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways

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here is a live look from our small tam cam. there are clubs outside and it is back to work monday. >> we are waking up to some low cloud cover and drizzle. we will reach mid '80s for the afternoon highs. low 60's for the coast. the temperatures will be a little bit of a dip as we head into wednesday. big changes to talk about each and everyday it will be a little different. i will highlight the chance for rain coming up. >> we are getting word of an accident that may be a hot spot in what has been a popular location. this is 880 in fremont. over the last week with some major problems that have jammed up the ride. this one is reported as a vehicle has overturned. this report just came man and this is live

we have not seen any indication of delays. >> we are following a developing story out of oakland where one man is jail after leading police on a chase. it started in san leandro and ended just off 98th avenue and 880. kron 4's will tran is live at the scene to show us how it ended. >> not only did it in at this intersection and also ended the right at the store. the car slammed into a and we are mountain the traffic situation. this is a busy intersection. a 880 is only a couple of blocks away. the airport is just a few miles away. look at how busy this area is. the traffic is already in building up. this started at 11:15 p.m. last month. the police officers in that city stopped and he refused.

he sped off and they took after him. he spends out of control and slams into this car is entered section. his lab in some of the infrastructure, houses, traffic lights. he ended up at this store. i had a chance to speak with the police department this is what they had to separate >> the car took off at a hybrid speed and as we turn the corner which came upon this accident. several vehicles were hit. >> i can tell you the three other motorists suffered minor injuries and taken to the hospital. as far as the driver he had a couple of injuries and he was taken to the hospital and was his check out he will be arrested. they're not stating why they tried to

pull mower but they did state that he has extensive criminal history. the maintenance worker are grace said he should have this cleared by 6:00 a.m.. >> bart negotiations - dragging on for 3 months and still, no headway. today - a meeting is set for management and unions to go toe to toe over money issues. on the table will be salaries, pensions and benefits. on an agreement. at today's negotiations, bart is looking for a response from the union to the proposal it put on the table just before the cooling off period. union leaders say they still have questions. >> we have a lot of questions because the last time we were given a

proposal by management they left and never came back and it has been over 30 days since we have discussed any of our generals or economics. we're not looking for another strike but at the end of the day the only folks that can stop a strike are the board of directors. >> everyone should know that the directors and the district are committed to coming to an agreement. it is point to be one that is not only fair to our workers, but one that will be substantial for the riders. we have to make an investment in the future of this system and it starts with a responsible contract. >> bart is offering a 10% increase over four years. union leaders are still insisting on 20%. >> the mount diablo fire is one-hundred percent are already hoping to get back on the trails. the fire burned nearly 5 square miles in and around

the state park. officials say mount diablo state park is on track to partially reopen this morning. crews are working to fix park trails and structures damaged in >> the blaze and park attendees say they are happy for a quick turn around. >> this is one of the best climbs in the area. it is a very special. i am only 10 minutes away. people come over here for just to ride the mountains. >> it is also out there. >> a sneaker with a severed human foot was found at ocean beach. the national park service says the beach patrol found the foot yesterday morning. they think it apparently washed up. there was no sign of the rest of the body.

it is not clear at this time whom the foot belongs to. and park officials say it's very likely it didn't happen recently. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. people who are 65 and older are being targeted for scams and promised money to buy those cameras. how these new scams are taking place. that story coming up 6:00 a.m.. >> the newly crowned miss america getting backlash from critics some racist same that she is not american enough. more on the new miss america coming up at 6:10 a.m.. >> the 49er fans are dealing with a hard break this morning. were you watching?

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>> welcome back. we are confirmed with the chp that an accident on 880 southbound is no longer--if you're commute takes you through fremont the fast lane is blocked and there is a debris across the lanes. i will have a complete check coming up. >> the 49ers are still the best that is what harmesh bagria to say. >> niners fans are still keeping the face after last night's loss to the seattle seahawks. but not everyone is s systeto lean that way.

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rhine and welcome back. here is a double live look outside. >> and right hand side you can see the view from mount tam. we will not get an update of the weather. >> you can barely make out the lights out cypriot we are making a to load falls outside. the visibility is down to 2 mi.. it is 9 mi. for san francisco. you may also encounter some drizzle. the good nils is that we are working of the upper 50s low 60's. it is a little bit warmer along the delta. as we head into afternoon, the bottom line is that the temperatures will not be too much a different than what we saw yesterday. we will see mid-80s for places like livermore. the temperatures

are about seasonal but local things down later on tonight. here is a look at the traffic. >> the temperatures are back in the low 60's for oakland and downtown san francisco. 60 degrees for san jose and will be pretty breezy at times. you should definitely keep a jacket handy. the 7 day around the bay highlights at temperatures that will warm things right up into the middle of this week. we are talking and virtually fog free mornings. the sunshine however will go way and we do have the possibility of showers for friday and saturday. >> i will continue to follow this for you. >> there is a hot spot developing on the nimitz

freeway. this assault on 880 at thornton ave. the two left hand lanes are blocked by an overturned accident that has accounted for a lot of debris. this is one of the reasons why the to love plants are shut down. lanes of 3 and 4 are open. we do not know if this is a result of accident or because of a. when these reports came in there were two separate reports. this is already starting to have slowing and the backup is not bed but this is only because it is so early. this location has seen several accidents over the last week and a half. this has really messed up the traffic. will keep a close look of this. >> your ride to the bay bridge is starting to have heavy traffic but it is a typical pattern. the san

mateo bridge, highway 92, is problem free. the golden gate bridge, last we checked, is mostly clear across the span. the traffic is certainly looking good. there are no delays. >> fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire in pittsburg that killed three women over the weekend. the fire happened around 12- 30 yesterday morning on the 200 block of dimaggio ave. fire officials say they found the three female occupants of the home dead inside the home. .it's assumed they were asleep when the fire started and that is why they didn't escape. .all three smoke detectors in the home had been taken down off the wall.and had no batteries inside. the cause of a 2 alarm house fire in pittsburg that killed three women is still under investigation tonight. >> it might have just been one more thing that could've

helped them. >> line firefighters and volunteers spent the weekend building a playground -- in honor of jessica rekos -- one of the children killed in the sandy hook school shooting. the new jersey firefighter's organization plans to build 26 playgrounds -- one for each victim. this is the fourth playground buil in connecticut. jessica's family also took part in the construction. >> once completed -- the playground will showcase jessica's favorite colors -- and her love of horses, as well as orca whales. >> onto bay area baseball. the athletics. on fire. all

but locked up division title today. hello young man with the rainbow mohawk. a's in texas going for the sweep. top 1st/scoreless ian kinsler makes a nice backhanded flip to help turn the 4-6-3 double play on jed lowrie but coco crisp scores 1-0 a's next batter josh donaldson solo home run off martin perez 2-0 a's top 3rd/ 2-1 a's chris young solo home run off perez 3-1 a's top 9th/ 3-1 a's josh reddick 2-run home run off joakim soria 5-1 a's final: 5-1 a's 3-game sweep of texas. they lead the a-l west by 6 ½ games with 13 to play. they're back at the o.co tonight. hosting the los angeles angels. >> on to the giants who seemed in l-a. pence a career high 7-rbi's in saturday's 19-3 win. follows it up with two homers yesterday. top 6th/ 3-1 dodgers pence 2-run home run off edinson volquez to tie it 3- 3

top 8th/ 3-3 tie brett pill hits one down the line in left for a solo home run off paco rodriguez 4-3 giants final: 4-2 giants pence has 19 rbi in his last 6 games the most for a giant over that span since rbi's became a stat in 1920 also has 6 home runs in last 6 games. giants have the day off today as they travel to new york. they kick off a three game series agaist the mets tomorrow. >> and it's not looking good for oracle team usa out on the bay. the best of 17 matchup is being dominated by new zealand. the teams split a pair of races on sunday. but new zealand leads the series 7 to 1. and the first to 9 takes the cup. that means on tuesday. new zealand could capture the oldest trophy in international sports >> the time is 5:51 a.m.. we will be right back. let's

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