. it is going to be a cool, cool pattern. a strong push. and 60s and 70s. good morning now. traffic is moving along well around the bay area. if you are on the san mateo bridge heading out no prejudice problems. and with more people, there may be more people on the road that didn't hear and planned to take their car to work. but traffic is light in the city. we have breaking news on the special edition of the morning news. bart trains are running and will for at least the next seven days. tara, good morning. >> reporter: the governor

placed a 7-day injunction between the two parties and what it means is that a board of inquiry will conduct an investigation and determine if the cooling off period is needed for both sides to strike a deal. >> last night bart workers were here where negotiations have been going on and a little after 10. leaders emerged with the announcement. the trains will run and now both sides have to friend their case. they they are frustrated they don't have a contract. >> it is discouraging we appreciate the governor's concern and unfortunately and it takes our attention and

back. >> it has been offering smaller raises and expecting thome pay more for benefits. and it would wipe out the raise. it drags out further and the 2000 operators. >> we're live from oakland. >> thank you. and a strike has been averted. and the governor stepped into the dispute before the deadline. he ordered a formal investigation trains will run with no threat of strike or walk out. and riders are reacting to the news. we have more from walnut creek and what they are saying about

the announcement. we would have seen a long line. >> this was an early place the last strike and people trying to get on the buses. the first one took off some time ago. there is a sense of relief. they came here to get on the train and heading to the city. a lot of people seemed to have got the news. it was called off. no one showed up and they were uncertain about what would happen or get where they had to go using some other form of transportation. ferries would be running. there would be a lot of car

pooling and rely and with running this morning. and it would be easier to get into work. >> it's not happening i hope they work it out. >> i don't know why they waited to negotiate and let three weeks pass and try to surge through it i'm happy it is running today. that woman said she was making plans to car pool to get into san francisco where she works. but she doesn't have to do that. she is able to take the train that is less of a hassle. commuters pleased that the system is up and running but we're hearing frustration on the part of some riders. alex savage,. >> and we spoke with the lieutenant governor after the

news broke that he aletterred a strike. he had little to say publicly for now. >> when you make a commitment not to have a conversation and happy to do just not at this moment. and i appreciate you tracking me down. i want to keep that commitment. the man who replaced him as the mayor issued a statement. he praised the governor for taking divisive a, in averting a strike. and he helped in before the strike deadline ensuring the trains will run for seven days. for the latest information go to our web site. and there you will find

responses on the interintention and sign up for strike alerts, that can be done. and just looking on twitter. i don't think there are a lot of people happy, the happiest they have been on a commute. >> how are things going. still not happy. >> we had to get up a little early. >> i'm happy there is no strike. >> the commuters will have a nice day. if they stick to the plan if you made arrangements to ride with a car pool we can do that. let's see if that affects the commute. it is lighter than usual. and if you drive drive through

downtown. now let's go to steve. >> well, well, a lot of low clouds. a cool pattern not much atthe coast. the low has to move through. and 541 popular here. warmer towards peninsula. and gustings over 30. and that will make it out to sacramento. you can see the low clouds. it will march in. i don't see much change. fog, sun breezy. the overcast is in it tails off on the edge or burn off.

the inland temperatures it has been a month since san francisco has seen a 70. a cool pattern. it looks warmer. a search for a teen who walked away from a juvenile center. he was held at the log cabin youth camp. he left the center at 6:30 wearing a burgundy shirt and tan pants. if you see him call 911. a third woman kidnapped by ariel castro makes an appearance. and another option for commuters. how the company will get you across the bay.

a lot of low clouds in place. the time is 4:41. a bart strike has been averted. they will run for the next week. the governor stepped into the labor dispute. a strike would endanger the public's health, safety and welfare. he took action to keep the trains running without the threat of a bart strike if there is another strike later this month commuter mace have the option of taking a boat. the ride sharing somebody uber is offering rides to pier 3, it is $30 one way t include as ride to the docks in oakland. commuters can sign up using the app. the berkeley man arrested running naked through a bart station is due in court for a hearing. the 24-year-old is facing

felony charges for the strange incident at the 16th street bart station. police say that perez ran naked through the station and grabbed passengers and kicked a worker. he was an acrobat for a group in berkeley but fired for outbursts. an inquest will start this morning. officers shot a 22-year-old tony ban that at an apartment complex in december. he charged at them with a knife. his family says that an officer fired in a panic after reacting to other officers tripping and falling behind him. a suspect is in custody after deputies found an ace hardware employee with stab wounds. that was yesterday at 9 a.m. at oliver's. they found the victim, a 49- year-old man, lying near the door. they located the suspect, 34

year old man in a nearby home. the victim was transported to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. one of the three women and held for ten years in cleveland participated in the city's puerto rican day parade this weekend. gina dejesus waved to the crowd. and ariel castro, the man who kidnapped the three women, was sentenced to life without parole and 1000 years. the threat of a terrorist attack will keep 19 embassies closed this week. a message intercepted by officials triggered the closings of the embassies across the middle east and north africa. lawmakers say that the threat is

serious. >> there is a lot of conversation going on. what we saw pre-9/11. >> there is a travel alert to americans warning that the potential for terrorist attacks is strong in the middle east and north africa. the warning has san francisco police on high alert. there is no direct threat but they are stepping up patrols. they are keeping an eye on the government buildings. tourist attacks and places of worship and are asking people to be on the look out for unusual activity. >> you are asking yourself why. >> you never know. >> police say they are proactive. the president celebrated his birthday over the weekend. the president spent part of his birthday at camp david. it shows his return to the

white house t did not release any details about the president's celebration but we know that he was able to play a round of golf. he heads to arizona to talk about a plan to help home owners and southern california for an appearance on jay leno. closing arguments in the trial of suspected mob news james whitey bulger. he faces money laundering and extorsion charges. he called the judge -- yelled at the judge and called a sham. and he was an informant about mafia-related activities. since his involvement the justice department has been tracking crimes as agents waited for information on even worse criminals. u.s.a. today reports that in 2011, the fbi allowed informants to commit more than 5600 crimes. they range from drug dealing to

bribing officials. the body of a colorado snowboarder who was killed has been recovered. the crews spent three hours on mount hood in oregon. the crews had to move several tons of ice and snow to locate the 25-year-old. police say he was scouting locations to take pictures of the glacier when he was buried. the others with him made it off the mountain safely. we have information about the house fire in oakland that made crews work double time when the flames jumped to a house next door. the fire may have started in the electrical system. yesterday the flames broke out in the neighborhood near 19th and west streets. firefighters say the people escaped with no injuries. no one was hurt. police know the identity of the victim in the 30th homicide of the year. investigators say that a 19 year old was killed early on saturday morning riding in a car.

the shooting happened at 1:20 a.m. near south second street. the suspect was someone outside of the vehicle. the driver, 21 year old man, was not hurt and no suspects have been identified. if you relied on an app to tell you what you need to do today you're out of luck. it is shutting down the reminder app. it is offering a list of replacement apps. it was bought in may. the time is 4:48. a lot of commuters if you are waking up breathing a sigh of relief. the bart trains run forge at least a week. >> the roads are doing well, traffic looks good. it has not been a big backup it is busy, not stop and go.

there are no problems. we're not expecting a big delay. with bart running it will take pressure off the bridge. and 280 and san jose there. you can see traffic looks good. now back to steve. >> it is not going anywhere. temperatures will be really cool. 50s and the 60s. warmer. and it has been a month since a high over 70. i doubt any day this week will be cool. they will be in the cooler pattern. >> and warmer.

a cool week. and the heat index. the west coast and cooler area on the cool side. and everyone says cloudy and there is no doubt about it. a breeze all the way to 35 and gusts. the low clouds are matching in. breezy and windy. mist and drizzle. for some. and tough getting to any sun. and pleasant and 79. wednesday and thursday the low will go through. we'll see a warmer pattern. 450 is the time. good news no bart strike. more on the intervention that's keeping it running. a swim ser heading to cal

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breaking news. and the bart trains will run for seven days. the governor stepped into the talks. he ordered a written report due in seven days. trains will run during that time with no threat of a union strike or a management walk out. stay with ktvu for coverage. a car pooling service is offering incentives for drivers to pick up passengers this week. car ma pairs drivers and riders. it is rewarding drivers who sign up with parking credits. they can get the credits and pick up passengers at commute hubs, that's pleasant hill, ashby and hayward bart station. 4:53. the council in palo alto is considering a ban against

people who live in their vehicles. members will discuss the proposal. according to the mercury news, if it passes, the 30 to 50 vehicle dwellers will not park on public streets, they have to move on to the parking lots of faith based organizations where they are allowed. they are planning to protest outside of city hall before the hearing. it looks like a scene from a movie but this morning the police in cincinnati, ohio, are looking for the driver who plowed into a gas station and then tried to hail a cab. video shows that it hit as curb and flipping over before resting on a bench. the driver did not appear to be hurt and seen walking away from the car and trying to hail a cab. >> incredible he walked away from that. 4:54. sal is covering traffic. we don't have the bart strike. it. >> it will take pressure off people but people may go in

their car because they had plans to. doesn't look like out of the ordinary. heading from hayward. and the commute is looking good. looking at the road sensors, we don't see a lot going on in the valley. 455. well, well, well. we're sitting in a low cloud deck. it is not going anywhere. temperatures are stuck here. not for the cloud cover there is a cool breeze. anywhere out of the west. southwest. northwest. it is an on shore breeze and just a tremendous amount of fog there. and inland will be below

average. windy at times. 60s and 70s. st you are stuck and low to mid80s. don't see much change. as it does it goes through the bay area. wednesday and thursday. and thank you very much. 455. and missy franklin made history at the world championships in spain. franklin won six gold medals and for the medley relay. the first time woman whose won six in a championship or olympics. she will swim for cal this season. denzel washington and mark wahlberg made their way to number one. >> two guns is based on the nov 8le of the same name. this is the first time that they have worked together. now they slipped to second.

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we have breaking news. bart training are running. good morning. it is monday. let's check in with steve. it is cooling down inland but the coast is not clear. >> it's not. >> and it is gray. not only that but local drizzle as well. it is a gray pattern. it will be on the cool side. and 60s and 70s for most.

good morning. traffic on the east shore freeway. we're looking at traffic that's at normal levels and into the oakland area. and looking at the toll plaza here. and 5:00 some of the lanes but can you get a nice drive into the city. coming up. it is right now 5:00. let's go back to the desk. >> and we start breaking news affecting millions of bay area commuters. a bart strike has been aletterred. the bart trains are running. they will run for seven days. and how the governor stepped in at the 11th hour to avert a strike. >> that's at bart's insistence they don't have a contract but but they are relieved that a