(male announcer) live from the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> good morning and top stories we are folling this monday morning-- bart trains are running-- bart unions are delaying a strike for another 24 hours in hopes of reaching a deal with bart management. we'll have new details coming up and as the threat of a strike still looms, the bay area is bracing for what could be a nightmare commute. we'll show you other ways of getting around next. >> with three days left before the federal government hits its limit on borrowing money-- lawmakers in washington have yet to come to any agreement. we'll tell you if they have made any progress. first, let us check your

weather and traffic. >> this is a live look from our roof cam. the san francisco skyline everybody is waking up to clear skies. a bit of a warming trend. temperatures are deftly warmer for this time of year. the extended models are definitely--warmer. here is however, is called right now. we read in the upper 30's in half moon bay is cold

your kron 4 7 day around the bay looking like a great week and still temperatures are right where we should be for this time of year. so that is something that we will continue to monitor on kron 4. as for traffic? it is looking good. this is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. this has no problems, no delays. very quiet on the san mateo bridge, only 12 minutes. also no fault of the golden gate bridge and no accidents no fog..good morning and top stories we

are folling this monday morning-- strike deadline by 24 hours tonight, granting bay area commuters a day's grace, but blasted bart leadership for what they called a refusal to negotiate. bart leaders "unceremoniously yanked their offer and gave us a last, best and final offer, which is a indication of an impasse and that they are no longer willing to local 1555. the union would not go on strike tonight because "the public deserves better" but warned that time was limited. lt. gov. gavin newson was there and expressed optimism. >> we want the begins to not strike and, out and say that they will not strike. it is getting beyond ridiculous. we do not think that 1400 members should hold 400,000

daily commuters hostage. we are talking about millions of commuters per week millions of dollars in revenue. district one more day, one the dishonesty and the riding public." two sides had come close to reaching a deal but remained including work rules the back and forth between bart unions and management riders. one man saying he was there to represent riders-- picketed much of the day yesterday outside the building where negotiations were going on. calling for a ban on transit strikes, the protestor paced the block. at times marching in front of union members as they walked in and out of the building. the bay area an orinda city councilman also spent the day handing out flyers at the rockridge bart station, trying to gather signatures for a petition, in support of changing state law to keep transit workers from walking off the job. he says he's collected thousands of signatures for his on-line petition. 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. >> 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. >> a san francisco man who

was missing in the mendocino national forest for 18 days after he slipped and lost consciousness in steep terrain has been rescued and is in surprisingly good condition. the ukiah daily journal reports today that 72-year-old gene penaflor survived in the yuki wilderness by eating squirrels, lizards, a snake, berries and algae and covering himself with leaves to stay warm. penaflor had been missing since sept. 24. oakland international airport rolled out a tsa pre-check program today that will allow some travelers to keep their shoes and jackets on when passing through security. the pre-screening initiative allows expedited screening for qualified passengers that allows them to keep their shoes and light jackets on and keep their laptops in their cases, according to port of oakland a dedicated pre-check lane will initially be open only in terminal 1 during peak hours. during off-peak hours expedited screening will be conducted in regular security lanes, a pre-check lane is expected to be added to terminal 2 by the end airport experience,"

>> also, an explosion at los angeles airport caused a delay. possible dry ice and a plastic bottle. >> this driver under the influence, driving in the living room. and a tourist trying to navigate for san diego, nearly loses his life, with a gps aigps-- error...

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>> welcome back. as governors strike deals to lessen the impact of the government shutdown, lawmakers in washington have, so far, been unable to do the same. three days before the federal government hits its limit on borrowing, andrew spencer reports lawmakers are talking -- but without making significant progress. as the united states inches closer and closer to the default deadline-- and the government remains partially shut down-- lawmakers in washington have yet to reach any kind of deal that solves either one of those problems. the effort has now shifted to the senate where democrat and republican leaders are in talks.

>> yes, just talks, but it's something. it's a breakthrough. hard to imagine, but it's a breakthrough. the conversation that started yesterday between senator mcconnell, the republican senate leader, and senator reid, i think, has the promise of finding a solution. are >> are >> are >> now the question is: can the senate get a deal together that the house will actually vote on? it remains to be seen. but the one thing many lawmakers on both sides of the isle do seem to agree on-- is an agreement will be reached. >> i do believe we're going to see a resolution this week. meanwhile-- as lawmakers got little done on sunday. your full forecast, coming up.

a huge relief and clean-up operation is under way in eastern india. after cyclone phailin blew away houses and trees. fourteen people were killed. this was the strongest storm to hit the area since 1999 -- many feared it would be much worse. almost a million people were evacuated ahead of time. and in southern china. a storm warning was issued last night in an effort to prevent damage by typhoon nari. local authorities have been urging locals to prepare for the tides. heavy rains hit the area, with winds up to 85 miles- per-hour. the typhoon is categorized as an orange-level, which is the second-highest warning in china's weather warning system.

parts of central texas are recovering this morning from heavy rain and flash flooding. areas near downtown austin received more than 10 inches of rain over a 12 hour period. >> there was at least 4 in. of rainfall in the front of the restaurant and the back of the restaurant. >> ofsome roads had to be closed down because they were just too dangerous to drive on or impassable due to high water or damage. one man who works at a restaurant in austin says the storm was overwhelming. here's a look inside that restaurant. the rains were so heavy and flooding so severe. officials canceled the last day of the austin city limits music festival. also, the latest on the part strikes.the bart-strikes still,o deal has been reached. >> 39 degrees, even 40's in vallejo. 45 an in other areas.

by 8:00 a.m., more dry air is expected. as the go for this afternoon, is expected to be right where we should be for this time of year. los gatos, santa clara. we will start to see some 80s in walnut creek. fairfield. and low 80s for the san r ramon valley. a mixture of '70s and '80s for the golden gate bridge. 70's for the east shore free line and

there is a drier air the storm system is to the north. the moisture will be going towards canada that will be the trend for the next couple of days your kron 4 7 day around the bay plenty of sunshine. we even the cd increase of fire danger. still, warmer than the seasonal average with cooler conditions on sunday. the warmest inland spot only getting to the upper 70's. traffic? not that bad anything is coming from the east shore freeway. the leader in lights are not on it. metering tslights -- are

not on. problem-free, delay- free on all the major bridges. the injury accident is on and to 80. it looks like emergency crews are headed to the scene and it is on the shoulder. there could be more delays as the emergency crews arrive speeds still order, are above at 55 m.p.h. all of the green on the roadways sensors that you see showing

good conditions. >> a man is behind bars this morning --- charged with driving under the influence --- after crashing into a hayward home and leaving it uninhabitable. kron 4's alecia reid has the details. >> reporter: your eyes aren't deceiving you- this car is embedded into someone's living room. neighbors say the driver was speeding down harvey avenue and cleared west tennyson road before crashing into the home. >> you hear a car driving faster than it's normal speed down a residential street then a big crash >> what sounded almost like an explosion >> reporter: police were responding to another call around 2-30 in the morning when witnesses flagged them down. >> as the crash happened a cop was turning, so you know they came >> the car was so far into the house i couldn't believe it >> reporter: as the car barrelled through, it tore the walls apart, ripping out nails and tearing down the ceilingluckily no one was hurt.

>> it appears the house is being renovated so it wasn't occupied at the time >> reporter: police say the driver, who walked away from the accident with no injuries, has been arrested and charged with a d-u-i. he will go before a judge on monday. in haywardalecia reid, kron 4 news. >> a wrong-way turn almost cost a california tourist his life after his rental car got stuck on railroad tracks in san diego. the man is blaming the frightening ordeal on a glitch in his g-p-s system. amtrak machinist, mike getz, says this is the 5th dangerous incident he's witnessed in three weeks. where a g-p-s system directed drivers onto or near the tracks. >> the common factor is every single one of them told me the same thing, they had their gps running. there was an older couple, who was using their gps, and they brought their lexus straight down this alley, following gps and they almost ended up on the mts tracks. the only thing that stopped them is i was in their way. >> law enforcers say no matter what the g-p-s says. drivers need to use common

sense while driving. authorities are looking into the possibility of a g-p-s glitch. washington university. >> authorities have all been collected safely from that rangch..and bart is still on schedule but that is only for the next 24 hours.

>> new details on a story that rocked the nation.

in new york, baby hope was found murdered more than twenty years ago. margaret conley shares more on the investigation and how a little girl's death touched a community. rit wa a break that caught an alleged killer and revealed baby hope's real name. >> "detectives from the bronx violent felony squad apprehended conrado juarez age 52 of the bronx, also known as enidino juarez in connection of the murder of 4 year old anjelica castillo -- a child victim known for the last 22 years as baby hope." >> reporter: retired detective, jerry giorgio, had heard from colleagues they were close to solving the case >> "when i got the phone call i got the news i was elated just i was up on cloud 9." >> reporter: he was the lead detective in 1991. the decomposed body of a 4 year-old girl was found stuffed in this cooler, discarded by a highway. her body was folded in half

and bound. she had been sexually abused. no one ever claimed the body. days turned to months turned to years. by 1993, the 34th precinct squad had given the little girl the name baby hope, and a face - recreated by computer rendering. the squad also paid for her funeral. >> "there wasn't a dry eye in the bunch, including me.the church was full, about 500 people in the church. she truly became a member of the community." >> reporter: anniversaries passed, but police persisted - and finally a break. police recently got a call on their hotline - the caller said she'd been told several years ago by a young women that her parents had killed her sister. that tip, and advances in dna testing, led cold case detectives to find the mother of baby hope. and eventually arrest the cousin who police say murdered her. at her funeral over two decades ago assistant chief joe reznick delivered her eulogy. >> "the justice is gonna be when some judge lowers his gavel and says, 'you're

going to jail for the rest of your life.'" >> reporter: in this final chapter for these detectives, they'll soon replace this plaque at baby hope's grave, and set in stone her name anjelica castillo. margaret conley cnn new york >> researchers say high levels of the chemical b-p-a may raise the risk of miscarriage for some women. b-p-a is found in many plastics and canned food linings, and can have very weak, hormone-like effects. experts say the new research doesn't show a link between b-p-a and miscarriages, but suggests that the most at risk could be women prone to miscarriages and those having trouble getting pregnant. 4:27 our top story is the pregnant. 4:27 our top story is the impending. bart strike. to those who've worried...

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>> there is no bart strike the management has ended early this morning at 2:45 they will be back at 10:30 a.m. but there is a sticking point. the management has issued its last and final offer saying that this is is it. the union dismissed this that it is regressive they want to continue talking. and they say that if no deal is reached and there are not continuing to further the negotiations, it could impact your commute tomorrow. they are offering

a deal that they do not think is fair. it is a 3 percent raise over the next four years retroactive from july 5th. and employees must make a 4 percent pension contribution and a 9% medical contribution. they have two weeks to accept the negotiations however, the union is not happy lt. gavin newson was iat the meeting and expressed optimism at one point. we are also getting reactions from commuters with will travewill travethe rer is will tran... if you have a comment or story idea for

stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> reporter: did did you realize that the bart trains were running? >> yes because i kept my television on last night. what would you have done? >> i would have taken a taxi into town. >> i am just happy they did not strike. i do not normally take a bart train but i did it today because i am travelling. >> people are tired and happy. and going up the escalator many people are tired but there are no complaints again we could beat back to tomorrow they

will start the negotiations a chance in about six hours. kim of fatigue is >> fatigued is definitely thank-you, will tran andthe back and forth between bart unions and management causing frustration among riders. 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. >> pretty cold on the inland areas with 30's. the futurecast showing that there is some possibility of 80s in livermore. temperatures tonight to be back into the 60s low 80s in pleasanton and livermore. '70s in redwood city. the bigger weather story showing the stormtracker to the north. it will stay in canada. a dry air mass has settled. for the next couple of days the off shore when

and will increase for the middle of this week with the increase of fired into that we could see fire danger that we could see. however, more clouds expected on sunday. now, let us check traffic. northbound 28 the there is an injury associated with a tow truck. so far, no slowdowns. here is a live approach to the bay bridge toll plaza still easy nearly 11 minutes from the maze. and a live look at the san mateo bridge, also decent.

>> a san francisco man who was missing in the mendocino national forest for 18 days after he slipped and lost consciousness in steep terrain has been rescued and is in surprisingly good condition. the ukiah daily journal reports today that 72-year-old gene penaflor survived in the yuki wilderness by eating squirrels, lizards, a snake, berries and algae and covering himself with leaves to stay warm. penaflor had been missing since sept. 24. >> oakland international airport rolled out a tsa pre-check program today that will allow some travelers to keep their shoes and jackets on when passing through security. the pre-screening initiative allows expedited screening for qualified passengers that allows them to keep their shoes and light jackets on and keep their laptops in their

cases, according to port of oakland a dedicated pre-check lane will initially be open only in terminal 1 during peak hours. during off-peak hours expedited screening will be conducted in regular security lanes, a pre-check lane is expected to be added to terminal 2 byof the year, pre-check screening lane will give oak opportunity to save even airport experience," members of the cbp global participating >> there was a mysterious explosion at lax, causing delays with possible dry eyes and a plastic bottle. the fbi is investigating there was possible dry ice --. bart trains, are running for the next 24 hours we will keep you updated. .

this is the samsung smart watched it is a communicator with your smart phone that could possibly be in your pocket. if you wear this on your wrist band, it will reduce the number of times that you have to get your phone out of your purse or pocket. >> it will display information such as a text message. >> there is a microphone,

speakers, you can make and receive phone calls. to them through the wrist watch and speaker mode. you can respond to a text message and it will transcribe what you say and send it as a text. there is a built in the camera and also video clips. it will control your medial players so you can change the volume and music shuffle. however, these are going to be expensive and right now it is at $300 so far, italy works with one the smart

phone -- it only works with one--smart phone. >> we have plans for the galaxy expansion. >> ford motor company and the university of michigan are opening a new battery research and manufacturing lab. they hope this will speed the development of batteries for electric and hybrid cars. the center, on the university's campus in ann arbor, will bring together battery makers, car companies and researchers who will test new batteries for prototype vehicles. expensive batteries have weighed on electric car sales, but battery costs are expected to fall as new materials are discovered and production increases. let us give you a live look outside. the walnut creek bart station there is no bart strike this morning but that does not mean that it is over. at least for this

morning things are looking decent.

potential deal in congress to reopen the government, or increase the debt ceiling. but during a special session in the senate yesterday, majority leader harry reid said he's hopeful both sides can hammer out an agreement. i've had a productive conversation with the republican leader this afternoon. our discussions were substantive. and we'll continue those discussions. i'm optimistic about the prospects for a positive conclusion the issues before this country today. the government shutdown is now in its 14th day. also looming this week, the u-s will default on its loans if congress does not raise the debt ceiling by thursday, october 17th.

>> a candid 6 for a special election to replace a politician who passed away. the candidate -- for a special election. >> hundreds packed to seek the republican candidate for the empty empty u.s. seat but also, for sarah palin. >> send them steve's. steve does not forget where he came from. >> other portions made the round this will be held on

whe wednesday the election will be held on wednesday. >> the bart trains are running this morning. and let us check the forecast with error you can see that

dreyer air. -.... warmer than average temperatures, from canada of, starting off in the east bay with low 80s expected for pittsburgh, walnut creek. really nice

day still looking decent on

the bridges however, the volume has nearly doubled in just the last 15 minutes. bart trains are running for the next 24 hours. the east shore freeway is also looking good with no accidents. the san francisco

49ers claim their third straight win yesterday, after beating the arizona cardinals 32 - 20. kron 4's scott rates was at candlestick park with a reaction from fans. >> it was a great day and it was cloudit was cloud --. it was loud --. the cardinals, and of course, they came back and ran the ball really well. frank gore had a great day, running the ball, 25 times, 100 yds. jim harbaugh. >> they played great football, grinding into meat. pounded the meat. >> and of course, i spoke with the fans.

>> it was also and we turned out with a victory which was awesome. >> what is that on your head? >> i am hear from canada, visiting. >> that sounds amazing. >> the first quarter was a little bit rough but we pulled it out. >> the 49ers will be in jacksonville next week. scott rates, kron 4 news. >> jamaal charles ran for two touchdowns, the kansas city defense harassed oakland quarterback terrelle pryor into throwing three second-half interceptions and the chiefs remained unbeaten with a 24-7 victory over the raiders. pryor threw for 216 yards and a touchdown, but his interceptions proved costly. the first led to charles' go-ahead touchdown run, the second led to ryan succop's fourth-quarter field goal, and husain abdullah returned the last one for a

touchdown to seal the win. in addition to losing the game the raiders lost back up center andre gurode with a knee injury. and are down to their third-string center. the raiders were already without starting center stefan wisniewski, who was inactive because of his own knee injury. adrian peterson says he never wavered in his decision to play against the carolina panthers, two days after his 2-year-old son died in an alleged case of child abuse. peterson rushed for 62 yards on 10 carries in the minnesota vikings' 35-10 loss to the panthers on sunday. he says he doesn't expect others to understand why he decided to play. he says getting on the field helped him cope. peterson went to see the boy in a sioux falls, s.d., hospital thursday. the mother's boyfriend is charged with aggravated assault and aggravated battery. r

bart trains are running for the next 24 hours. .

today is columbus day is a federal holiday. pumpkins weighing nearly a ton are rolling into half moon bay this weekend to take part in an annual pumpkin weigh-off.

the 2013 safeway world championship pumpkin weigh- off takes place on monday and kicks off half moon bay's weeklong art & pumpkin festival. dozens of growers from across the country are trucking their massive pumpkins to san mateo county's coastside, where a cash prize determined by weight will be given to the owner of the year's heaviest pumpkin. in 2012, thad starr of pleasant hill, ore., won first prize with a pumpkin that weighed 1,775 pounds. at $6 per pound, starr received a cash prize of $10,650. safeway has offered a bonus prize of $30,000 for any pumpkin that breaks the world record, which currently stands at 2,009 pounds. cash prizes will also be handed out to the grower the heaviest pumpkin grown in california's, the heaviest grown in san mateo county, and the competition's "prettiest" pumpkin, which will be judged by audience applause. the weigh-off is scheduled parking lot at 735 main st., half moon bay.

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>> top stories we are following this monday october 14th, bart trains are running. for now. bart unions are hoping for an agreement in the next 24 hours. we'll have complete details coming up. >> and riders are growing more and more frustrated with the looming bart strike. we'll hear what some had to say, ahead. let us take a look at the weather and traffic. your full forecast, coming up. >> good morning. a quiet ride the bart trains are running with more normal conditions and expected. fiskwe are no longer tracking

and the accidents. the accident on the 280 has cleared up. and the east bay are a little bit of light. problem-free through the self bay and the north bay. through the--south bay.. >> there is no bart strike this morning. bart management and its two unions had a marathon bargaining session that ended earlier this morning at 2-45. they will be back this morning at 10-30 to negotiate again. but if no deal is reached by 11-59 tonight, there could be a possible strike for tomorrow morning's commute. union leaders say bart leaders gave their best and final offer which indicates an impasses an they no longer want to bargain. >> we were at the table and so close to getting a deal.

the district, unceremoniously yanked their offer and gave us our last and final offer which is an indication that they will no longer willing to bargain. when we questioned them that they understood that that last offer meant the understood. and they said that there was nothing to discuss. it was very disheartening. our members to serve more than this we are not going to go on strike because deserves bart trains running and we recognize that. we will give them one more day to get it in together. >> tonight i gave a last and final offer to the unions on behalf of the board. i give it to them at 4:00 p.m. which gave them ample time to ask about we have given

them two weeks to consider the offer and take it to a vote to the members. i really hope that they are going to take it seriously and look at it. >> coming up at 5:30, we'll hear from lieutenant governor gavin newsom, who was present at the negotiations yesterday and expressed an optimism that a deal was possible. >> as we continue to watch the latest with negotations, we are also getting reaction from bart riders. kron four's will tran is live at the west oakland bart station with an update, will? we have heard the potential strike but there has to be no some of frustration? >> reporter: i said earlier that nobody really was that frustrated but i have taken that back they are now, so tired of this back and forth. they thought for sure that they would not be

running this morning and have already made alter native plans. when they found out that the trades were running. they hustled out here but they are still upset. >> i did not stay up i went to sleep and i set my alarm before the last newscast. they said that they are going to give us one more day. >> it sounds like you are tired of this? >> yes. everybody is losing sleep. weather or not they are just running the trains. if there are cold to go out, go out, >> could you feel the fire? she is still upset that line is tonight at midnight. this

is the second time they've pushed back to that deadline. >> thank-you the back and forth between bart unions and management causing frustration among riders. >> the big question is that are they going to reject that or take the offer? we have complete coverage www.kron4.com and find out and also offered new news app with porsche alerts on the latest with--push news

alerts. building where negotiations as well as on our web site -- kron-4 dot com. you can also download our mobile app. app have a section dedicatedyou can also get push alerts for the latest information. >> a san francisco man is back home this morning after he went missing in the mendocino national forest. 72-year-old gene penaflor had been missing for 18 days when he was on a hunting trip with friends. penaflor says he slipped and fell in a steep terrain. mendocino county officials say penaflor had been missing since september 24th, and ate animals and covered himself with leaves to stay warm. he was discovered by another group of hunters over the weekend. coming up on the kron four morning news. there is new information in the madeline mccann missing person's case.as police release new images of what the girl * could look like today. we'll show you the pictures, coming up. plus scary moments at l-a-x over the weekend as one terminal closes. and it all has to do with a plastic bottle. we'll explain, ahead. >> and people fed up with the government take to the streets of washington, d.c. we'll show you the protests all over the nation's

capitol. that story coming up after the break. we all have our little tricks.

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>> we are just 3 days away from the debt ceiling, and a possible u.s. default on its debt. and after it appeared that democrats and republicans were closer to a deal in the house of representatives. it was announced this weekend that there would be no deal in the house. and that it was up to the senate to come to some compromise. for the debt ceiling. as well as funding the government, which has been shut down now for 14 days senate majority leader harry reid and minority leader mitch mcconnell spoke sunday but failed to agree on a deal to raise the nation's borrowing authority above the 16-point-seven trillion dollar debt limit or reopen the government. that deadline is this thursday the treasury is saying that they are out of money.

>> frustration over the government shutdown boiled over to the white house fence. protesters angry over barricades set up at veterans memorials took those barricades and dumped them in front of the north lawn of the white house. park police - some in riot gear -came out to separate the protesters from the fence. the rally started at the world war two veterans memorial before moving to the lincoln memorial and finally the white house. >> a landmark san francisco restaurant that became a casualty of the federal government shutdown has gotten the green light to reopen. the historic cliff house says the u-s park service notified them late friday that they would no longer be subject to the shutdown- induced closure order affecting the golden gate national recreation area. the owneres defiantly reopened for a day last week before federal authorities again ordered them to keep the restaurant closed and its 170 employees idle. the good news is that they are no open. >> 5:11

coming up on the kron four morning news. a deadly stampede in india kills more. we'll explain how it happened coming up after the break. and here's a live look outside.

just a reminder, there is no bart strike this morning. flights have resumed at los angeles international airport this morning -- following a small explosion. investigators say a plastic bottle -- with dry ice inside --- exploded in an employee restroom on saturday. that prompted officials to briefly shut down terminal 2. no injuries were reported -- and the terminal is back open. federal investigators are trying to figure out who is responsible. >> more than 100 people have been killed during a stampede at a hindu festival

in india. officials say the stampede started when pilgrims visiting a temple in madhya pradesh state on sunday feared the bridge they were crossing would collapse and they panicked. at least 109 people were crushed to death or died in the river below, and officials say some bodies may have washed away. scores more were injured. >> some areas got into the upper 30's in the valley. 49 degrees, livermore. 50s and oakland the futurecast showing mild weather for lunch. by noon, 60s in the bay. '70s and napa. and for those in the livermore valley. you will notice by 3:00 p.m., most places are

in the '70s with low 80s. that warming trend will continue. as we take a look at 8:00 p.m. temperatures are back into the 60s with upper 50s along the coast. clear conditions and here is a lookit the afternoon highs. 79 degrees in campbell. walnut creek, 81 degrees. 78 degrees in concord. and 79 degrees in antioch. downtown san francisco, 70's with mid upper 70's for the east bay shore. 77 degrees in santa rosa. the satellite showing some clear conditions. that storm track is well to the north. your kron 4 7 day

around the bay the wind will pick up with the fire danger thursday, friday, the weekend temperatures are going to be cooler but plenty of sunshine. virtually, fog free and let us check traffic. >> there are no bart strike so of the trains are running and light traffic conditions. at the bay bridge, no back up, and looking at the san mateo bridge highway 92. pretty normal conditions. for the golden gate also looking decent. let us take a look at the traffic maps. hercules to berkeley.

westbound 24 also looks good problem-free. just 11-12 minutes on the 280 which is right where it should be. public transportation is also looking good. >> the supreme court will once again weigh an important affirmative action case. oral arguments are scheduled tomorrow in the case of michigan's amendment to the state constitution to outlaw consideration of race in college admissions. the court has become more skeptical since ruling in 2003 that race could be a factor in admissions in a michigan case. >> many working americans 50 and older plan to retire at a later date than they

previously expected. a survey released by the associated press shows more than 80 percent of workers say it's at least somewhat likely they will do some work for pay even after retirement. many say they plan to retire at about 66, nearly three years later than their expectation when they were 40. finances, health and the need for employer benefits are most likely to play a role in retirement >> researchers say high levels of the chemical b-p-a may raise the risk of miscarriage for some women. b-p-a is found in many plastics and canned food linings, and can have very weak, hormone-like effects. experts say the new research doesn't show a link between b-p-a and miscarriages, but suggests that the most at risk could be women prone to miscarriages and those having trouble getting pregnant. >> saint jude medical has the approval from the european union for the first wireless pacemeaker.

the device does not require wires to attach to the hear. the nanostim pacemaker is implanted directly into the heart using a catheter- based procedure, instead of having to create a pocket in the chest. st. jude is still doing testing required before approval. >> police in bellingham, washington say a college house party attended by hundreds of partiers turned into a riot over the weekend. the incident happened near the campus of western washington university. officials say as officers tried to break up the party that had spilled onto the street, partiers started throwing bottles and screaming obscenities. police responded by using pepper spray on the rowdy crowd. at least three people were arrested. no serious injuries were reported. >> severe storms and miami

-- in miami cost is catamaran to require a rescue. tomorrow, could be a different story, the bart trains continued to run today. here is a look outside. [ male announcer ] you got to love the weekend.

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(male announcer): here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley: this driver along with other drivers wheo failed to yield to the woman in pink will all get tickets in this crosswalk sting did you happen to see a pedestrian walking in the crosswalk his answer is pretty much the very same answer just about every driver that was stopped had to say except for this lady >> smells like a setup to me four police officers on prospect and a news camera man is out taking pictures of everybody that is getting pulled over >> stanley: actually the california office of traffic safety awared burlingame police and other san mateo county police departments a 258 thousand dollars grant for traffic safety this is money is set aside for education and enforcement i am doing the educating part and the police are doing the enforcement >> do you have any idea why you were stopped a no you have >> no idea why you were stopped >> and that's the sad part most of the divers had no

idea there was a person trying to cross the road i saw the white yukon chevy speeding up i wasn't sure if she was going to let me in i didn't see the pedestrian on the other side of the street just recently a 66 year old woman was hit and killed in a crosswalk by an 18 year old driver in a crosswalk usually it's the drivers that take offence to getting pulled over but on this day it was the man recording the event so unhappy with the enforcement that he apparently he deceided to take matters in his own hand and remove one of the safty cones >> so the pedestrian does not enter the crosswalk until the vehicle is still out >> side of this cone does that make sence in the future please don't touch these cones because they are put in place for a specific reason. >> so what are the rules when a pedestrian is in a crosswalk >> once a pedestrian gets in a crosswalk they are lawfully out there in a roadway any vehicle that's approaching has to stop and yield the right away to them very well put in san carlos stanley roberts kron 4 news >> happening now.there is no bart strike this morning. bart management and its two unions had a marathon bargaining session that ended earlier this morning at 2-45. they will be back this morning at 10-30 to

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union leaders say bart leaders gave their best and final offer which indicates

an impasses an they no longer want to bargain. lt. governor gavin newsom was present at the negotiations yesterday and expressed an optimism that a deal was possible. >> remember, that you were dealing with dozens and dozens of people. they are on different floors it is not like it is on television. so it is slow, frustrating and laborious, tactical. and it is inevitable that it would take this long. i think this morning there has been some progress. >> we have had the offer from the bart management. they have two weeks or they will withdraw it from the

table. negotiations talks resume today at 10:30. >> kron four's jackie sissel is live at the walnut creek bart station with more on rider reaction, jackie? on the bart negotiations. >> reporter: the commuters are stocked in the metal. i am here at walnut creek the commuters are -- stocare the ones that are caught in the middle this is the second consecutive commute day that they have had to go to bed at night and not knowing what the status would be in the morning. here is what some of the commuters had to say. >> so far so good. >> reporter: what about

tomorrow? >> i just will wait and see >> reporter: what do you think about this are you getting tired of this? >> reporter: yes. all of the people that i have talked to they do not care who wins or loses they just want is some certainty that when they go to bed at night and when they open up their eyes in the morning, they will understand that they have a train absolutely. like this morning, the trains were running. will that be the case tomorrow?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 us get a check of the weather with erica. >> the 30's. mostly in the 40's. we will see clearer conditions for this afternoon. we are in the midst of a warming trend. temperatures will continued to warm up with your kron 4 7 day around the bay coming up. >> the bart trains are warming up-though trains are running. it is still not

light and easy at the san mateo bridge. the rest of the bay area still looking pretty decent. >> a review of san francisco general hospital's security and safety will be conducted by experts from uc san francisco. mayor ed lee announced that an independent review of the hospital would be conducted to find out how a lynn spalding's body was discovered in a stairwell oct. 8. sheriff ross mirkarimi pledged his support friday of the independent review. the sheriff's office is conducting its own internal investigation of its operations at the hospital. spalding was admitted to the hospital sept. 19. she had been losing weight

and may have been suffering from some kind of infection. on sept. 21, spalding disappeared from her hospital bed 15 minutes after a nurse attended to her. >> going through security at oakland international airport may soon get easier for you. the t-s-a launched its "pre- check" program there over the weekend. if you enroll in the program, you'll be able to keep your shoes and jackets on. and you won't have to take your laptop out of its case. for now, a dedicated pre- check lane is only available in terminal one. but a lane is expected to be added to terminal two by the end of the year. for more information on how to sign up for the pre- screening program. go to t- s-a-dot-gov. >> two teenagers arrested for attempted burglary in south san francisco last week have admitted to burglarizing two other homes. the two boys were arrested thursday when a resident spotted them prowling in a neighborhood in the 100 block of knoll circle. the suspects admitted in custody that they were responsible for at least two other home burglaries.

property from both residences was recovered from one of the suspect's homes over the weekend. the property has been returned to the victims. the suspects were booked into hillcrest juvenile detention center for burglary and conspiracy. >> watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes negative at this hour. the closer washington got to a deal over the debt ceiling-- the higher stocks climbed friday. but progress stalled over the weekend and lawmakers are anxious to see how the market reacts. here's a closer look at friday's closing numbers. the dow was up 111. the nasdaq also rose 31 points. and the s and p 500 added 10 points. opening bell is at 6:30.

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police in london have released computer-generated images of a new suspect in the disappearance of british girl madeleine mccann in portugal six years ago. the image was based on information from separate

witnesses who spotted a man in the portuguese resort on may 3, 2007, the day the 3- year-old disappeared. the images and a re- enactment of the day madeleine disappeared were shown on british television. police also have said that the timeline and version of the events surrounding the child's disappearance have "significantly changed." another tropical storm, priscilla, has formed in the eastern pacific south of tropical storm octave, which is approaching mexico. priscilla's maximum sustained winds early monday strengthening expected. 705 miles southwest of the baja california and is moving north-northeast near 12 mph. >> this is in india at a hindu festival this bridge collapsed. 10 people were injured and taken to the hospital the cause is still

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california. octave is centered about 245 miles south-southwest of cabo san lazaro, mexico, and is moving north-northwest near 14 mph. >> 30's to start in some areas, but dress in layers because today we are going to see some changes with mild weather. '60s and '70s. today will be warmer than average. getting back into the 60s but not that bad of a forecast. as we get back to the walnut creek, 81

degrees. '70s in antioch and print what it is going to be a bit cooler along the waterfront. oakland, 77. and looking to be a gorgeous day in los gatos. doll also see upper 60s in half moon bay.

temperatures will increase for the weekend but still pretty nice for this time of year with 80s expected in some of the inland areas. george? >> conditions are still pretty decent are round of the bay area. however, no problems on the bridge span and the leading lights have not been active the metering -- lights have not been activated. at the golden gate, smooth conditions. the drive times, on the east shore freeway commute. the 680 looking

good. about 16 minutes into dublin. 24 minutes, from dublin to the altamont pass. the 101 also, no delays. the peninsula is fine. and the 101 here from marin county, just under 25 minutes to the golden gate bridge. no delays reported on the bart trains. >> the man charged with driving under the influence after crashing his car into a hayward home over the weekend will be in court today. this car is embedded into someone's living room. neighbors say the driver was speeding down harvey avenue

and cleared west tennyson road before crashing into the home early yesterday morning. police were responding to another call around 2-30 in the morning when witnesses flagged them down. as the car crash into the house, t tore the walls apart, ripping out nails and tearing down the ceilingluckily no one was hurt. >> it appears the paltz is being renovated. it appears set the house-is being renovated. >> a man is behind bars tonight --- charged with driving under the influence --- after crashing into a police say the driver, who walked away from the accident with no injuries. >> there were a lot of takers, but in the end, six puppies that were abandoned in the trash in lake tahoe have found new homes. the puppies. which are a doberman-collie mix. were nursed back to health after they were found in a box in a trash bin just hours after they were born. four other puppies in the litter died a couple of days after being rescued back in

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>> top stories we are following this monday october 14th, bart trains are running. for now. bart unions are hoping for an agreement in the next 24 hours. we'll have complete details coming up. and riders are growing more and more frustrated with the looming bart strike. we'll hear what some had to say, ahead. there is no bart strike this morning.