back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. (male announcer) live from the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> marty: top stories we are following-- the bart trains may be running today, but that may change come tomorrow.

we will have a live report with the latest on the bart negotiations. >> plus a suspected child abductor is nabbed by police near a library in lafayette. we'll show you the exclusive video that is only on kron 4. good morning and thanks for joining us on this sunday october 13th. i am marty gonzales it is sunday, october 13th. and your forecast. >> janu: good morning. cool, to start with 50s in san francisco. there are some 40's also. he and livermore and 41 degrees in santa rosa. let us take a look at your full forecast, coming up. >> marty: now it has come to this. 16 hours away from a second possible bart strike. bart unions say they will walk off the job at midnight if they do not reach a deal with bart management. it promises to be a long day

of talks between the two sides. joining us live now with the latest on the negotiations is kron 4's will tran. will? >> reporter: good morning i am in front of the building with the contract talks will resume. the bart contract talks, today is the 154th day. it is expected to be a longer day. they knew that they would be back here today. it is probably a long day. we have until right before midnight, 11:59 if there is a deal. already, 200,000 people used the bart each day. you can imagine how difficult monday could be. you remember back in the month of july. they are not used to taking other forms of transportation. now, they will have to use new routes.

that is why they are hoping that these two sides will reach a deal. here is what each had to say a of the latest of the contract talks. >> today was more of taking into consideration of what management had said. i know that the union had spent a lot of time and energy how to restructure and save money in different areas. and come up with something that would be acceptable. taking into consideration what is important. >> we had a productive discussions today with different viewpoints. currently, the teams that are costing the items are still talking with the bargaining sides. have still yet to be agreed to. >> reporter: even both sides

agree that there is some progress. but there's still a lot of heavy lifting. in the meantime, bart is using other measures so that the commuters will not be completely caught off guard. they told me on friday that they will have bart buses at a cost of a $225,000 per day. the negotiators should arrive around 9:3:00 pm we are hoping to get a live interview with them. would they should be around. this morning at 9:15 a.m. this morning. >> marty: do you know if the bart general manager will be participating in the talks today as she has in the last couple of >> reporter: daysreporter yes. the unions have been

complaining why is not the general manager here because she would give the authority to say yes or no. it is somewhat a waste of time to present their proposals if the authority to make this happen would not be present. so, she is now sitting in on the meetings. >> marty: thank-you, will dragged. that was will tran.... other transit agencies are preparing to handle extra passengers just in case of a second possible bart strike. kron 4's grant lodes explores other ways of getting around. bart's charter bus service. bart is paying about 900-thousand dollars for buses. starting on friday 150 buses will be ready to

shuttle commuters. you can catch the free bus at the following 9 stations el cerrito del norte, west oakland, lafayette, concord, walnut creek, dublin/ pleasanton ,hayward fremont and san leandro the buses will go to the san francisco transbay terminal from 5 am to 8 am. there will be 5 to 15 buses at each station on weekdays. parking at the bart stations is also free in the event of a strike. bart would increase the amount of buses to 200 for next week. a-c transit will put its biggest buses on its busiest routes which includes 60- footers making transbay runs. the fares stay the same. and sf bay ferry will put out all available vessels. the special schedule will have departures every 45 minutes . the oakland to sf ferry building ride begins at 5:30am. for the evening commute.. boats will start departing sf at 3:15.

sf bay ferry is expecting extra riders and will have off-boat ticket sales. transit agencies say they only need a few hours to get their strike plans in place. i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news. >> marty: stay connected with kron-4 on the bart negotiations. you can get the latest by checking our facebook and twitter pages. as well as on our web site -- kron4.com. you can also download our mobile app. the website and the mobile app have a section dedicated to bart. you can also get push alerts for the latest information. >> negotiations between president obama and the republicans on the debt ceiling are still at a standstill. we will explain.

negotiations between president obama and republicans on the debt ceiling- are still at a they made some progress. but this morning, negotiations are at a standstill between president obama and republican lawmakers on ending the government shutdown. the president rejected the house's plan to temporarily raise the debt limit by six weeks. calandra corder reports there seems to be no end in sight to the government shutdown. >> it's the 12th day of the government shut down. the raising of the debt ceiling had a brick wall. >> the senate and the house and the president says no. it is kind of tough. >> reporter: president obama says that he is in support of a temporary release of wise investment. >> reporter: the current standstill is saying that it is not going to open to the government until monday. >> listen, i am hopeful that the senate will take up some of our bills that would be a great thing. are >> on saturday they are hoping that the country would be able to pay its

bills. >> it is hard for me to comprehend. everybody has voted against this. are >> the vote is now off the table in the senate majority leader. reed and mitch mcconnell had been talking about reopening the government and extending the debt ceiling. late saturday, the shift shifted with president obama but still no firm indication of when this crisis could be resolved coming up on kron 4 news weekend. head injuries are common for football players. after the break we will be talking to the 49ers team chiropractor about how he treats concussions. here is the approach to the bay bridge it is a beautiful

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get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> janu: welcome back. 8:16 some patchy, coastal fog still, pretty much clearer every were also is expected to be sunny, mild and expected to be warmer than yesterday. normal temperatures by mid-week. temperatures this morning are mainly in the 40's. by noon, '60s and '70s and portions of the north bay. putting the clock into motion. we are going to see some 80s and for those headed out this evening temperatures dropping to mainly 60s indicated by the

green. here is the east bay inland valleys. '70s in brentwood, antioch, danville. and 70's in the morgan hill at 80 degrees. mid 70's in santa clara 71 degrees in oakland. and 73 degrees for those in fremont. downtown san francisco getting close to 70. still, loss of sunshine on the coast. 60s in ocean beach. we are going to finish it in the north bay. santa rosa, 66 degrees. your kron 4 7 day around the bay temperatures are going to gradually warmed up. tuesday, wednesday, perhap pe a good day to go to the beach. .

>> marty: the n-f-l reached a settlement earlier this month with football players and their families to fund concussion-related compensation. the league is also initiating strict sideline concussion rules. these types of head injuries have been in the spotlight lately, after studies show the lasting effects they have on football players. joining us now is dr. joseph leahy, the 49ers team chiropractor, to talk about the method he uses to treat concussions. thank you for joining us. you use a unique way. it is not quite widely used? >> guest: not yet but we hope that it becomes generally accepted with an l e.d. light. this unit has all of the therapeutic benefits that is vastly superior to lasers. this

breakthrough has allowed us to treat concussions and the data looks successful. >> marty: what is it about this light therapy that is opposed to other methods that other teams use? >> guest: basically, the other teams perhaps as just advised to rest. however, with light therapy and literally reading thousands of studies that have been done we know that light will go into the brain and nerve cells. it accelerates the metabolic rate. that is what correct set. >> marty: our corrections the-concussions are the susceptive to light? how does that work? >> guest: that is a very good question we do not put it to the eyeball. that would stimulate the brain and it could be compromising the recovery. so, we use

neural infrared and also gentle. and gradually increase the intensity as the brain shows some healing. >> marty: walk through this. perhaps if i have a concussion how'd you first diagnosed i have a concussion and secondly how what the treatment begin? >> guest: we are not using it on the n f l yet. we have studies and a small scale study and the minor league sabre cats team has responded well. ideally, they will have a baseline study that we have developed. an analysis, matt that and if we have an incident we tell if they had a concussion by using an analysis. patients will

usually feel better after the first treatment. >> marty: how is the treatment? >> guest: it is in a quiet room, with 600 lights. and the studies have shown that the lights goes right through the bone into the brain it is very interesting. the patient is there for 20-40 minutes. >> marty: great. >> guest: after about one week they will start to feel a lot better. the tests start to show improvement. >> marty: out to the athletes respond? it is not used in into the n f l yet. how to the athletes respond? this is their livelihood perhaps they do not want to be a guinea pig. >> guest: what happens is that once they start the treatment they can feel the results right away. after 20 minutes, they feel so much

better nearly every single patient. they would demand the next treatment. >> marty: 1 what the next treatment began? >> guest: we would need more data. right now, we are looking at them returning to play between one week, two weeks. after a relatively mild concussion. however, severe concussions were able to return to play after two weeks. most recently, the documentary about the n f l concussions. you'd say that we still need a long-term study. how do you think what ever major sports organization would listen to these types of findings? >> guest: i think it is very likely i the nfl wants to get to the bottom of this. they are genuinely concerned. right now, we have had the preliminary

data. we should present this to the n f l and the universities to have a large scale study. perhaps over in the next one year. >> marty: along with that study take? >> guest: probably one year. how long -- with that take? >> probably one year. based on what i have seen, we should be doing this treatment right now. the initial results are very encouraging. the analysis shows that it works. and since there is no downside let us do it now. >> marty: wide to the 49ers not use it? why do not the 49ers not use it. >> guest: they would start to possibly start using it, very soon. that is a realistic. >> marty: dr. joel laheyly

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>> marty: the cliff house is officially reopened for business. the famous san francisco restaurant was forced to close its doors because of the government shutdown. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, cliff house owners scrambled to open its doors after the government give them the o- >> reporter: the kitchen is once again busy with bustling waiters --- and guests at the bistro waiting patiently for their mealsdue to the government shutdown, the cliffhouse -- which is a part of the golden gate national recreation area -- was forced to shut down. >> the overhead and the upkeep of the building that costs 10-12 thousand dollars a day. that's just to start with. the longer the shutdown drags on, or the longer we stay closed, the more employees we lose. i think we lost 4-5 employees. >> reporter: owners complied and closed their doors, but

due to hardships of the restaurants' 170 employees, decided to reopen. after a few days the parks department shut them down againthen on friday night they heard good news. >> i am so happy to be back at work. i think this was the first time i woke up and was sad i couldn't go to work. when i got the call that we were open i said yes!!! >> i think it's fantastic. it was a surprise and its open and we're here. it's great. >> reporter: the government altered what can and cannot open during the shutdown. cliffhouse fulfilled the criteria and now the bistro and giftshop are open to guests >> we don't get any money from the federal government. we're self sufficient. as a matter of fact we pay them. >> reporter: alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> marty: at the cliff house, the bistro restaurant was full and up and running yesterday. but the sutro's restaurant needed a bit more time to prepare. they will reopen its doors today at 11 a-m. the cliff house says of the 150 reservations they had to cancel, nearly 120 of them have been rebooked.

>> marty: coming up the commute could be worse tomorrow than the july shutdown. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you.

i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> marty: gridlocked roads, long lines for alternative transportation options. that was the reality last july when bart workers walked off the job. kron-4's charles clifford explains why this time around. things could be a lot worse. after failing to reach a compromise, bart's union workers walked off the job at 12:01 am on the morning of july 1st, shutting down the entire system. the strike forced tens of thousands of people to find other ways to get around. it created traffic jams and irritated commuters on the evening of july 4th, the two sides agreed to a 30 day cooling off period and

the trains started rolling the next day. on august 4th, with the unions threatening to walk off the job again, governor jerry brown intervened. he ordered bart employees to keep working for at least another week. a few days later bart management and the unions presented their positions to an inquiry board. with yet another strike deadline looming and no solution in sight, the governor requested a 60 day cooling off period on august 11th. since then, the two sides have continued to negotiate, although sporadically. the governor's cooling off period officially expired on october 11th, but the two sides have agreed to continue talking through at least the weekend. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. other transit agencies are preparing to handle extra

passengers for the second possible bart strike. kron 4's grant lodes explores other ways of getting around. >> bart's charter bus service. bart is paying about 900-thousand dollars for buses. starting on friday 150 buses will be ready to shuttle commuters. you can catch the free bus at the following 9 stations el cerrito del norte, west oakland, lafayette, concord, walnut creek, dublin/ pleasanton ,hayward fremont and san leandro the buses will go to the san francisco transbay terminal from 5 am to 8 am. there will be 5 to 15 buses at each station on weekdays. parking at the bart

stations is also free in the event of a strike. bart would increase the amount of buses to 200 for next week. a-c transit will put its biggest buses on its busiest routes which includes 60- footers making transbay runs. the fares stay the same. and sf bay ferry will put out all available vessels. the special schedule will have departures every 45 minutes . the oakland to sf ferry building ride begins at 5:30am. for the evening commute.. boats will start departing sf at 3:15. sf bay ferry is expecting extra riders and will have off-boat ticket sales. transit agencies say they only need a few hours to get their strike plans in place. i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news. >> marty: stay connected with kron-4 on the bart negotiations. you can get the latest by checking our facebook and twitter pages. as well as on our web site

-- kron-4 dot com. you can also download our mobile app. the website and the mobile app have a section dedicated to bart. you can also get push alerts for the latest information. let's check in with janu for your sunday morning weather. >> janu: a clear start. not as cold as yesterday morning. however, 46 degrees in novato and as we go for this afternoon we are expecting a lot of sunshine. slightly warmer than yesterday. 71 degrees expected in oakland. downtown san francisco, 69 degrees. mid 70's expected in san jose. if your headed out this evening. clear temperatures, mild conditions. 65 degrees if you're going to downtown san francisco. 59 degrees in concord. we will take a look

it your extended forecast in just a bit. >> marty: a suspect in an attempted child abduction in lafayette is in jail this morning. police describe 57-year old ralph grohs as a transient who is often seen around lafayette. this video of the arrest is only on kron four. child abduction in lafayette is in jail this morning. police describe 57-year old ralph grohs as a transient who is often seen around lafayette. kron four's philippe djegal has video of the arrest you'll only see on kron four. >> reporter: about six hours after the lafayette police department says a man attempted to kidnap an 8- year-old child near the lafayette library. contra costa county sheriff's deputies spotted this man fitting the description of the suspect

walking down mount diablo boulevard. >> i hope we get rid of people like this. >> i am very disenchanted by this my own daughter was approached by a man. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says the man tried to avoid deputies by walking into the library. that's where he was arrested at around 5-30 in the evening. the sheriff's department says the victim's mother identified him as the suspect. in an incident parents in the community find disturbing. investigators say the man tried to grab the child while walking along golden gate way at first street at around 11-30 in the morning. police say the vcitim's mother pulled her child away from the man. who then left on foot. police scoured the area. checking businesses and canals. eventually finding the man at the scene of the crime. >> it happens everywhere, not just in a proportion of richmond. >> reporter: the child was not injured. the sheriff's department says the man have been intoxicated. police say he may also have mental health issues. from police headquarters in lafayette, philippe djegal, kron four news >> we will be right back.

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one of new york's most notorious cold cases is now closed. a crime stoppers tip helped lead investigators to new

information to find the killer of baby hope. new york police say that they've arrested a relative in the murder of the four year old. her body was discovered inside of a picnic cooler in 1991 near the henry hudson parkway. the assistant chief of the nypd has many emotions about cracking the case. >> "i think i can sum up my feelings in three words: i'm very proud. i'm proud of this department; i'm proud of the detectives; i'm very happy or elated; and certainly i'm relieved for the fact that when we visit this plot now out in in saint raymond's, we can now attach a name to this little girl." >> marty: finally, after two decades, police can reveal baby hope's name as angelica castillo. d-n-a tests led investigators to the identity of her mother. the girl's fifty two year old cousin, conrado juarez, has admitted to sexually assaulting and killing her. there is no word if juarez has obtained a lawyer, or when the trial will begin. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. kron political analyst maichael yaki takes a look at bart negotiations.

>> marty: as we've been talking about all morning. bart workers could walk off the job at midnight. leaving more than 200- thousand commuters who take bart everyday, looking for new ways to get to work. joining us now to talk about the negotiations and implications of a strike is our political expert michael yaki. >> guest: i think it is not likely. because of the government shut down. it would be very iffy. and if they get to a point when

they put together a could offer and quite frankly what they have done so far. they have cut their wage demands by half. and if they still want more health-care compensation which is still an outstanding item on the table i do not know yet. there is a gag order but they have come a long way. with the calculations this morning between 8 $2,800 range the first year. and if they could start to close that gap i think that it is close. i take it would be foolish for either side to allow a strike to happen. >> marty: biking to are correct and if they are both----i think that you are correct. and do you think that there is still going to be no decision? >> guest: that is what the mediator is going towards.

he has been asking both sides and put together what i am guessing one of their best final decisions. that way, they can get closer and start working around the clock. even if it is significant on a couple of issues i think that the parties are going to be encouraged to keep going to break from a cooling off they seem to go away and this strike could still keep going. >> marty: what impact of the general manager taking an active role with the negotiations? >> guest: i did a lot of the negotiations when i was on the board of supervisors. a lot of it comes to the issue of respect. does management respect the union? vice versa. and having a general manager being able to negotiate and have the authority and also the

general manager has the best grasp. and also has the option of run limited train service in the event. >> marty: that is another possibility. >> guest: my guess is that probably not. and in the san francisco bay area it is probably going to be the most politically difficult. it is a very productive and probably conducive to what is happening. >> one thing mentioned earlier is respect. that brings into question the egos that are involved. >> absolutely, absolutely. for example, we do know that some of the people that are negotiating are running for the presidency of the union. in the and, ultimately they are going to try to make the best deal they can. you

understand the dynamics for whomever you want to protect because that is how you're going to get the by off the ramifications,... >> marty: i do not know if you saw the chronicle's news article but there is over 50 people negotiating. that could cause a lot of problems. >> guest: i think that is why the mediators have come into different groups so they are not just making it up as the go. sometimes it can be a bit on wheeling but with a meat eater, i think they are doing a good job. they do not need some type

of hand reading. >> marty: based on your expanding peter --. >> i think that they are close. the mediator-- helping the negotiations. >> marty: also, next hour thank you, michael will talk next hour about the government shut down.

>> marty: at the movies this weekend. tom hanks stars in a true story recounting the 2009 hijacking of a ship. plus an action movie about terrorists and nuclear war. david siff has this week's. now showing. tom hanks stars in captain phillips. it's based on the true story of a u-s commerical ship highjacked by somali pirates. the movie focuses on the relationship between the captain and the hostage takers. captain phillips is rated pg-13

>> reporter: "machete kills" also debuts this weekend. in this action packed movie-- a secret agent is recruited by the president to stop a global terrorist from starting a nuclear war. machete kills is rated r. for now showing-- i'm david siff. >> marty: in bay area sports-- the san jose sharks take a bite out of the senators last night. rookie tomas hertl scored his league-leading seventh goal before leaving with an injury. and brent burns wtih the tie-breaker in the third period. with that the sharks bank their fifth straight win to open the season, 3-2 over the ottawa senators.at the shark tank. the sharks on the road tuesday to take on the blues. >> and stanford took it down to the wire before losing to utah 27-21. the 5th ranked cardinal was kept off balance all day by utahs defense.

stanford quarterback kevin hogan marched the cardinal down to the six yard line with a minute remaining. he threw an incomplete pass on third down. and then overthrew the reciever on fourth down giving utah the victory. this marked the first time in school history the utes have knocked off a top five ranked school at home. >> cal's just couldn't keep up with 11th ranked u-c-l-a at the rose bowl. the bruins beat cal 37-10 u-c-l-a's quarterback brett hundley passed for a career-high 410 yards and three touchdowns. hundley picked apart the bears' injury-depleted defense. while cal's quarterback jared goff passed for 215 yards. the bears will host oregon state next saturday at 7:30 p-m.------- coming up the latest on contract negotiations. in

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(male announcer) live from the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> marty: top stories we are following-- the bart trains may be running today, but that may change come tomorrow. we will have a live report with the latest on the bart negotiations. plus. a suspected child abductor is nabbed by police near a library in lafayette.

we'll show you the exclusive video that is only on kron 4. thank you for joining us for our second live hour. janu? >> janu: 50s in oakland. concord, 53 degrees. and 51 degrees in santa rosa. we will take a look it your afternoon temperatures soon. >> marty: now it has come to this.15 hours away from a second possible bart strike. bart unions say they will walk off the job at midnight if they do not reach a deal with bart management. it promises to be a long day of talks between the two sides. joining us live now with the latest on the negotiations is kron 4's will tran. will? are >> marty, they should be arriving soon. >> reporter: -they have already said that this is going to be a longer day

today even after a longer day yesterday. this bart negotiation talks is actually 154 de the trains are still running but there is still no guarantee that they will run tomorrow. they are down to the wire. they still have to work on wages, pensions. there seems to be a little bit of movement but both sides are not backing down on that the proposals. the general manager could sit in on the meeting. she has the power to say yes or no to a deal. that would cut out a lot of time. and she could say yes or no right at the table. we spoke to both table last night that is what they had to say about the progress. >> today was more taking

into consideration of what management has said. on the union side we've spent a lot of time and energy to have a restructured proposal. from different areas and come up with something that could be acceptable for their consideration. >> we have productive discussions today. the discussions exchanged on viewpoints. currently, the cost is still meeting costing out that are pertinent to the contract and the bargaining. >> i think that some of the supplemental item dishearten have been tentatively agreed to. the supplemental items- on the union side -- have been tentatively agreed to. >> they have decided to negotiate to the weekend which is good news. we do know for a fact that if they do not reach a deal by

midnight that they will have a strike on monday. i asked that question on friday. and i said yes or no and that is a done deal that is what is going to happen if they did not reach a deal. they do not want to strike but they do not also want to be packed into a corner. bart will have boss'-- bart will have charter buses available if that happens. >> marty: thanks will. other transit agencies are preparing to handle extra passengers just in case of a second possible bart strike. kron 4's grant lodes explores other ways of getting around. >> planning for a bart strike. bart's charter bus service. bart is paying about 900-thousand dollars for

buses. starting on friday 150 buses will be ready to shuttle commuters. you can catch the free bus at the following 9 stations el cerrito del norte, west oakland, lafayette, concord, walnut creek, dublin/ pleasanton ,hayward fremont and san leandro the buses will go to the san francisco transbay terminal from 5 am to 8 am. there will be 5 to 15 buses at each station on weekdays. parking at the bart stations is also free in the event of a strike. bart would increase the amount of buses to 200 for next week. a-c transit will put its biggest buses on its busiest routes which includes 60- footers making transbay runs. the fares stay the same. and sf bay ferry will put out all available vessels.

the special schedule will have departures every 45 minutes . the oakland to sf ferry building ride begins at 5:30am. for the evening commute.. boats will start departing sf at 3:15. sf bay ferry is expecting extra riders and will have off-boat ticket sales. transit agencies say they only need a few hours to get their strike plans in place. i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news. >> marty: stay connected with kron-4 on the bart negotiations. you can get the latest by checking our facebook and twitter pages. as well as on our web site -- kron-4 dot com. you can also download our mobile app. the website and the mobile app have a section dedicated to bart. you can also get push alerts for the latest information. coming up on kron 4 news weekend negotiations between president obama and republicans on the debt ceiling-- are still at a stand still we'll explain why the house won't vote on reopening the government until tomorrow. this live look at walnut creek.

>> marty: a suspect in an attempted child abduction in lafayette is in jail this morning. police describe 57-year old ralph grohs as a transient who is often seen around lafayette. kron four's philippe djegal has video of the arrest you'll only see on kron four. >> reporter: about six hours after the lafayette police department says a man attempted to kidnap an 8- year-old child near the lafayette library. contra costa county sheriff's deputies spotted this man fitting the description of the suspect walking down mount diablo boulevard. the sheriff's department says the man tried to avoid deputies by walking into the library. that's where he was arrested at around 5-30 in the evening. the sheriff's department says the victim's mother identified him as the suspect. in an incident parents in the community find disturbing.

>> i hope that we get rid of people like this. >> i am disenchanted by this my own daughter had a similar incident. he was trying to get her to work at his bar. my daughter filed a report. >> reporter: investigators say the man tried to grab the child while walking along golden gate way at first street at around 11-30 in the morning. police say the vcitim's mother pulled her child away from the man. who then left on foot. police scoured the area. checking businesses and canals. eventually finding the man at the scene of the crime. the child was not injured. >> it happens everywhere. so it is not any more here than a other part of richmond is a bad thing. . >> reporter: the sheriff's department says the man have been intoxicated. police say he may also have mental health issues. from police headquarters in lafayette, philippe djegal, kron four news

>> marty: coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we'll talk to our political expert michael yaki about the government shutdown. the possibility of pit extending of -- the government shut down extending more than just the current. 13 current these

>> janu: welcome back. clear, blue skies. sunshine across the board. expecting clear skies with a slightly warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. we will continue that warm up by mid week we are going to have some beach days. first, let us take a look at current temperatures. have already in the 60s in fairfield. 60s along the bay shore and the north bay and the inland valleys and other portions

of the valley. for those headed out this evening a mixture of 50s and 60s. let us take a look to the afternoon highs. 77 degrees in evergreen. the delta of and pittsburgh and antioch. and he wor he word a wo if you o the wine country and napa 77 degrees. taking a look your kron 4 7 day around the bay it is showing that temperatures are going to continue with dry conditions on tuesday, wednesday. lots of sunshine for the work week. >> marty: it is day 13 of the government shutown, and negotiations between

president obama and republicans on the debt ceiling are at a standstill. here with more insight on what is going on in washington is our political expert michael yaki, first of all, the senate is planning on holding session today. and mitch mcconnell and. read are even having discussions. is there a possible discussion with harry reid.. >> guest: whether or not that is going to be resulting in anything are two different questions. the democrats have seen that the latest polls of the republican parties. they are trying to drive a deal and never thought possible. they are trying to break this the question level of funding. that was from last year. the sequestration -- level of funding from last year. in essence, the want to reduce

domestic spending by $85 million. also, to look even further that is coming at a price of programs that people care about, such as defense and social programs. the house could have gotten a deal that could have had resulted but they did not because of the sequestration. now, the government is trying to push through that deal it is likely to determine how fast this gets done or not. >> marty: you think that this is a big miscalculation by the republicans. >> guest: i think that the republicans are looking at this with a viewpoint of president obama. he was almost too willing to negotiate with the liberals on some of these issues.

taking this to the brink and he would actually cave and his second term is not quite like that and said, he held tough and got some advice from how president bill clinton handled it. he is not to the point with the public identifies the republican party as the reason for the shutdown. the danger for the democrats and the president is not to look too greedy knowing that they have the upper hand. they have to compromise and get a deal done because otherwise we are in deep trouble on facing the several days. >> marty: let us hear about the tea party. perhaps just to see what happens on the 17th day? other people say that this is the worst catastrophe that could possibly happen in u.s. government where do you

stand on this? >> guest: i think it is interesting because essentially come with a tea party is one that we have a big account. we do have some money coming in and week and spend some such as social security the only problem with that degree is that the federal government does not work that way. and there's other spending items that need to be taken into account. the treasury has taken extraordinary measures to disburse funds. you hear everybody from the wall street groups. cannot test is to not try this because the catastrophe of the world markets could be worse than it was in 2008. that is something that we are still barely in recovery from. >> marty: still a fragile economy. >> guest: it is more than just a kick in the shins. >> marty: based on your

experience word you think things are going to progress in the next couple of days in washington? >> guest: perhaps by the end of the day today a at least a framework. they could be more cordial and also they are working slow. for anything to work they are probably going to have unanimous consent with i mean tedc crews are all going to have to say yes and ted cruise... otherwise, the usual would take four, five days which is beyond. it is going to be something that the leadership is going to have to buy off on it. it is going to be a little bit of a compromise. perhaps a bit of a relief from the sequestration but in the end they are going to each have to give a little. in the republicans are going to to give more. >> marty: today is the day. >> guest: today has to be the day. at least have

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>> marty: the cliff house is officially reopened for business. the famous san francisco restaurant was forced to close its doors because of the government shutdown. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, >> reporter: cliff house owners scrambled to open its doors after the government give them the o-k. the kitchen is once again busy with bustling waiters --- and guests at the bistro waiting patiently for their mealsdue to the government shutdown, the cliffhouse -- which is a part of the golden gate national recreation area -- was forced to shut down. >> the overhead and the upkeep of the building that costs 10-12 thousand dollars a day. that's just to start with. the longer the shutdown drags on, or the longer we stay closed, the more employees we lose.

i think we lost 4-5 employees. >> reporter: owners complied and closed their doors, but due to hardships of the restaurants' 170 employees, decided to reopen. after a few days the parks department shut them down againthen on friday night they heard good news. >> i am so happy to be back at work. i think this was the first time i woke up and was sad i couldn't go to work. when i got the call that we were open i said yes!!! >> i think it's fantastic. it was a surprise and its open and we're here. it's great. >> reporter: the government altered what can and cannot open during the shutdown. cliffhouse fulfilled the criteria and now the bistro and giftshop are open to guests >> we don't get any money or funding from the federal government. we're self sufficient. as a matter of fact we pay them. >> reporter: alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> marty: at the cliff house, the bistro restaurant was full and up and running

yesterday. but the sutro's restaurant needed a bit more time to prepare. they will reopen its doors today at 11 a-m. the cliff house says of the 150 reservations they had to cancel, nearly 120 of them have been rebooked. >> the grand canyon is also back open for business. it is one of several national parks to reopen thanks to deals negotiated between federal and state governments. they allow states to pay for park operations -- as the government shutdown that led to their closure stretches into day 12. arizona governor jan brewer agreed to pay the national park service 651- thousand dollars to reopen the grand canyon for at least seven days. other destinations reopening include mount rushmore and the statue of liberty. >> the government shutdown is also causing concern for food stamps recipients. a temporary increase in food stamp benefits expires at the end of the month. meaning for millions of americans, the benefits that help put food on the table won't stretch as far as they have for the past four years. families and providers are

worried the program could face another shortfall if the government remains closed past november first. food stamps go to 47 million americans a month, almost half of them children and teenagers. >> talks between bart management and their unions are just about to get underway. and they are facing a deadline now of less than 15 hours. we'll have a live report with the latest. now it has come to female announcer: save up to 35% female announcer:

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will tran. will? >> reporter: that is a great question. i knew it was asking why did it take so long for the general manager to sit in on the meeting. she has the power to sign off on and in negotiations making it final. according to bart spokesman because she is a very busy woman her job is very busy. they did not need to have her at the bargaining table until now. however, the deal is that

she has been sitting in the meetings for the last couple of days they will continue until 11:59 night. there's no doubt however, that the unions will strike if there is no deal. they will be on the picket line. they are very upset sense they have been negotiating since the month of april and they're still a lot with wages, health care. we're waiting for negotiation negotiators -- to arrive in the meantime, they are having a backup plant. they have charter buses and available. but they are not able to replace all trains but they will have ac transit they know that they will step up their operations just like in the july.

>> marty: will tran.. thank youstay connected with kron- 4 on the bart negotiations. you can get the latest by twitter pages. as well as on our web site -the website and the mobile app have a section dedicated for the latest information. other transit agencies are preparing to handle extra passengers for the second possible bart strike. kron 4's grant lodes explores other ways of getting around. >> commuters should be thinking of a plan 'b'.. bart's charter bus service. bart is paying about 900-thousand dollars for buses. starting on friday 150

buses will be ready to shuttle commuters. you can catch the free bus at the following 9 stations el cerrito del norte, west oakland, lafayette, concord, walnut creek, dublin/ pleasanton ,hayward fremont and san leandro the buses will go to the san francisco transbay terminal from 5 am to 8 am. there will be 5 to 15 buses at each station on weekdays. parking at the bart stations is also free in the event of a strike. bart would increase the amount of buses to 200 for next week. a-c transit will put its biggest buses on its busiest routes which includes 60- footers making transbay runs. the fares stay the same. and sf bay ferry will put out all available vessels. the special schedule will have departures every 45 minutes . the oakland to sf ferry building ride begins at 5:30am. for the evening commute.. boats will start departing sf at 3:15. sf bay ferry is expecting extra riders and will have off-boat ticket sales. transit agencies say they only need a few hours to get their strike plans in place. i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news.

>> a great day today. >> yes. >> made the clear skies just some patchy fog it was a chilly start. mainly clear sky easupper 50s mid-70s and

the san jose for tonight we are expecting clear skies. 55 degrees by 8:00 p.m. and downtown san francisco. and low 60s for fairfield. we have a bit of a warming trend. >> marty: in other bay area news. for a second consecutive year, bmx bicyclists and skate boarders are taking over san francisco's civic center. this weekend, the dew tour toyota city championships transformed the plaza across from city hall. the tour will feature some of the world's best extreme sports athletes. today, harrison street between fremont and spear will be used for street style competitions. and everyone is welcome to

use the pro street course today. the tour is free, or you can buy premium passes for 50-dollars. the tour runs from 11-6pm today. >> for the fifth consecutive year.there will be a school supply giveaway in vallejo tomorrow. the vallejo education association spent around 10 thousand dollars on the school supply outreach program. they are giving away two thousand bags full of pencils, pens, notebooks and other supplies. it takes place next monday, tuesday and thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. here are the locations of the outreach program. the omega boys and girls club the springstowne library and at the john f kennedy library. >> still ahead governor brown signs of new legislation for sex offenders harsher punishment.

>> marty: paroled sex offenders in california who cut off their g-p-s tracking devices will receive harsher punishments. that's under new legislation that governor jerry brown signed into law saturday. cutting off a tracking device is now a felony. it could send parolees back to state prison for up to three years. the bill also applies to offenders who are ordered to wear the tracking devices as a condition of their county probation. the law takes effect immediately. >> one of new york's most notorious cold cases is now closed. a crime stoppers tip helped lead investigators to new information to find the killer of baby hope. new york police say that they've arrested a relative in the murder of the four year old. her body was discovered inside of a picnic cooler in 1991 near the henry hudson parkway. the assistant chief of the nypd has many emotions about cracking the case. finally, after two decades, police can reveal baby hope's name as angelica castillo.

d-n-a tests led investigators to the identity of her mother. the girl's fifty two year old cousin, conrado juarez, has admitted to sexually assaulting and killing her. there is no word if juarez has obtained a lawyer, or when the trial will begin.

(male announcer): here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> marty: don't record me, you are out in public no no no no no you have to ask my permission first, i do not sir no no no no i need to call the police you go ahead and do that >> stanley:while he is contactig south san francisco police, no relation to san francisco police allow me to explain what's going on i visited close to a dozen businesses that sell food simply looking for a copy of their health inspection reports you see in san mateo county any place that sells food has to be inspected for any health code violations

the rating any business receives good or bad must be posted in a easy to read location not hidden in an folder >> marty: >> what does it say i didn't know that i didn't even read it not posted behind a counter, right there now lower, lower that one yes behind a planter it needs to be easy to find or there should be a sign like this which reads a copy of the most recent routine inspection report is available upon request >> thank you i didn't know that >> stanley: oh ok i'm trying to help you i checked grocery outlet, chevy's jack in the box subway, and many other restaurants and only one passed my inspection well it wasn't this one, and it wasn't grocery outlet were the owner had to go to the back to get the report >> i knew i had it but i did not know i had to post it. >> stanley: chevys report

was in the lobby except it was not the most current, and this restaurant on grand ave the owners could not even find their report where is the one that just came and here is whey you need to know at pacific market received a fair on their last inspection report it was tucked behide the counter the manager told me that a copy was posted on there front door >> i remember that it has a poster over there >> stanley: and when we could find it he called the police food serving establishments are required by law to show you the report upon request no questions asked and gunters claimed the health inspector took their report they showed me reports from 2012 oh and by the way the only one that passed this subway on hickey blvd in south san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news and a final check the weather. >> janu: a really nice day today. you can see succumbisunny skies --. temperatures are going to

continue as we see some warm days with even some beach days. everybody is out of the 40's and into the 50s. 53 degrees in concord, livermore. and santa rosa as we go for this afternoon we are expecting a pretty nice temperatures. some 80s on the board 70's in concord and for the self they we are looking at the '70s. 78 degrees for the valley. and in santa clara the east bay shores are going to be a mixture of 60's & 70's. '70s expected in oakland, 72 in union city. downtown san francisco, nearly 70 degrees. 54 degrees in ocean beach but sunny skies along the coast. for those in

pacifica and we are going to go to the north bay. '70s expected for petaluma. after the game starts today, it is going to be '60s and '70s of the 49ers game. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we are going to continue to fuel the warm up. 80s on the board. even some 70's for the coast. >> this is new program showers for all homeless people. this program is a play on word for the

blues. >> some new measurements have been taken place for the chicago marathon. and in other sports, the san jose sharks are taking a bite out of the senators last night. with his league leading 17th

gold later he had to leave the game with injuries. and the tie breaker in the third and with that, the took their fifth consecutive victory. three-2. . the sharks are on the road to take on the blues on tuesday. and stanford took it down to the wire before losing to utah 27-21. the 5th ranked cardinal was kept off balance all day by utahs defense. stanford quarterback kevin hogan marched the cardinal down to the six yard line with a minute remaining. he threw an incomplete pass on third down. and then overthrew the reciever on fourth down giving utah the victory. this marked the first time in school history the utes have knocked off a top five ranked school at home. cal's just couldn't keep up with 11th ranked u-c-l-a at the rose bowl. the bruins beat cal 37-10

u-c-l-a's quarterback brett hundley passed for a career-high 410 yards and three touchdowns. hundley picked apart the bears' injury-depleted defense. while cal's quarterback jared goff passed for 215 yards. the bears will host oregon state next saturday at 7:30 p-m. still ahead, what is coming up at the movies.

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>> marty: tom hanks stars in captain phillips. it's based on the true story of a u-s commerical ship highjacked by somali pirates. >> we are a freighter, wit an i potential parts situation pirate --

situation >> reporter: the movie focuses on the relationship between the captain and the hostage takers. captain phillips is rated pg-13 >> "machete kills" also debuts this weekend. in this action packed movie-- a secret agent is recruited by the president to stop a global terrorist from starting a nuclear war. machete kills is rated r. for now showing-- i'm david siff. >> marty: as we continue towards midnight we want to remind you that you can stay connected with kron 4 for the latest on the bart negotiations. facebook, twitter, and a www.kron4.com for mobile news app a special section dedicated to bart negotiations in the latest kron 4 news tonight at 8:00 p.m. and your kron 4 7 day around the bay it looks

fantastic janu says that there could be some great beach day easwith mild conditions until friday. and a highs right around the 70's inland. and on that note we are going to wrap it up. thank you for joining us. join us tonight at 8:00 p.m. we will have the latest on the negotiations. have a great day. (music)

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