out a deal, safety is a big issue. >> reporter: the unions say safer working conditions and passengers safety are important. >> on time ride. dependable. courteous people. over all a good experience. >> reporter: and safe. >> absolutely. >> yes, i feel the trains run fine and i am never concerned that they will crash or something bad will happen. >> reporter: the issue of safety came up a few times. how does bart stack up against other systems. the california public utilities commission says bart wracked up 42 safety incidents. san diego 92. sacramento 102. santa clara 109. los angeles 180. san francisco 366. by this comparison bart is a

safety star. >> i do feel safe, yes. >> reporter: every three years they evaluate. 32 safety categories, 22 drew no recommendations. the remaining 10 drew recommendations for small issues, including a few safety violations, worker satisfactions and lack of required documents. >> i have ridden -- commuted every day for 9 years. never had a problem. they seem to run just fine. >> reporter: where folks have a problem is with conduct in and around bart. >> i have almost been victimized. you see crazy scenes on bart. >> my car was broken into last week. >> reporter: the latest three year review of bart is due out

any day now according to the schedule. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the labor talks. the next negotiation is set for next week but ktvu learned the mediator is talking to caltrans about secureing a meeting room for a -- sewering a meeting room for a possible session tomorrow. both sides are still far apart when it comes to salary and benefits. and we are counting down the days in the 60 day cooling off period. there are now just 21 days left and unless an agreement is reached, bart workers could strike once again. sac sac workers may -- contra costa county workers may be walking off the job in two weeks, they have voted in favor of calling a strike but a official tells ktvu a strike is not imminent just possible if a deal isn't reach by october 1. the union includes accountants,

engineers and public health nurses. we tried calling the county for comment but did not hear back. we know the name of the gunman accused of shooting a property manager during an eviction. today authorities identified the suspect as mike ghoneim. investigators say he shot through his door of a home in contra costa county as the property manager were trying to evict him. he is charged with five counts of attempted murder. he is now being held in contra costa county jail on $2.5 million bail. a 10-year-old girl shot while sleeping. but it took hours before anyone called 911. ktvu's mike mibach is live where he spoke to the girl's

market. mike -- the girl's father. mike? >> reporter: that's right. he was rushing out of the house here where you can see some of the damage left behind from the gunfire and he says he was headed to the hospital when we caught up with him. >> reporter: the father steered away from the 911 delay but did say this. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> feeling fine. >> reporter: what is your relationship? >> i am her father. >> reporter: do you know anyone who would want totarget the house? >> no. -- to target the house? >> no. i don't. >> reporter: this is the crime scene and the story starts around 2:00 a.m. >> heard a couple gun shots. >> he did not call 911. >> no. normal around here. >> i heard gun shots a few times. we assume it is fireworks or somebody goofing off. >> reporter: not the case this

morning. shots were fired and a 10-year- old was struck while sleeping. detectives were quiet but a spokesman says it wasn't till hours after the shooting at 7:34 a.m. when police received the first 911 call. it was made by the family of the girl. we asked why the delay. >> we don't know. we think if you heard shots and you would want to check on your family. >> we are trying to figure out if they knew there was a shooting or if they pieced things together after the fact. >> reporter: they are working on finding camera footage from the home. the girl is alert and expected to survive. reporting live, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. an internet pioneer killed in a bicycle collision. he was the first chief financial officer at amazon.com

and worked for them at the time of the initial public offering. he left the company in 2000. she was riding her bicycle yesterday afternoon when a van turned in front of her. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with investigators. she leaves behind her 8-year- old son. the aclu and other groups today said ordinary americans being swept up in counter terrorism programs. they have obtained 2,000 documents that show suspicious activity. but often times it is harmless. >> reporter: problem with the -- >> problem with the program it encourages reporting of innocent activity of people engaged in no wrong doing. >> the grooups are call -- the groups are calling to over haul

the program so that only activities with links to terrorism investigations are reported. advocates handed the government 17,000 signatures urging him to expand early abortion access statewide. it would increase services for women. >> the burden is tremendous when somebody has to take time off of work. >> supporters say if the governor signs the bill california would be the first state in years to expand abortion access. as we showed you at 5:00 p.m. new security measures just gone into effect at the colosseum in oakland where fans are now arriving for the a's game.

here is a live look where they are using the walk threw metal detectors. they have to remove items from their pockets before walking through security. they will also have their bags searched. major league baseball is hoping to have the security in place league wide next year. the san francisco bay delayed america's cup again today but not before oracle team usa picked up another win. ktvu's john fowler is live in san francisco where people are debating whether it is a boom or a bust for the city. >> despite the parties like this one and shopping and a few extra hotel rooms sold, organizers acknowledge the crowds haven't lived up to predictions but still many think the race has been good for san francisco. >> reporter: here at the america's cup, it has been a

festival atmosphere. today exciting. >> how could i not cheer for my own country but if new zealand wins the cup? >> reporter: she didn't care who won. and the problems of traffic and noise were over blown. >> wonderful. exciting. it is been -- you know, a great booster for the city. >> people came from across the country and the world enjoying the weather. >> it is perfect. >> reporter: san francisco is not always like this? this race brought thousands of extra visitors. many with extra disposable income. no wonder they want to win it. >> billion dollars in economic

activity. absolutely. >> reporter: a report is expected in six weeks. the next vase tomorrow and that means more dollars and you can bet those people are pulling for team oracle to keep it going. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. a bill to strip the boy scouts of america of its tax exempt status in california stalled. it was to pressure the boy scout to lift its ban on gay members. the bill would deny state tax breaks to any non-profit group that discriminates on the basis of gender, identity, race, sexual orientation or religious. >> senate bill 323 is a bill that effects not just the boy scouts, so many youth organizationings and it is -- organizations and it is a tax on values.

>> leaders say the bill stalled in the wake of the irs scandal. shares in tesla motors hit a record today. stock jumped 8% today approaching $180 mark. analysts said the company was expected to outperform expectations and the demand is going up. they closed below $178 today. a gain of 7%. google released its wallet app, it lets people make mobile payments instead of a credit card or cash. this is their latest attempt to challenge apple. a mother remembers her son's final moments. >> i wish i could have been there with him. hold his hand when he died. hug him. >> the reason the memorial will be torn up. >> plus -- >> kids were excited.

>> how paint and hard work is making a school better. >> then summer and warm weather are coming to an end. the chances you may be dodging rain drops this weekend.

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the chp is trying to figure out who shattered the windows of 10 cars in san jose. 10 drivers had their windows smashed while driving in the southbound lanes last night. the latest incident was reported before 10:00 p.m. one van had a child in the back seat. >> i am glad to hear -- or see nobody was hurt at the time. that is good. i was concerned this might cause an accident. >> california highway patrol investigators believe the

person responsible used a pellet or bb gun but haven't found any evidence to back that up. only on 2, a final good- bye. a mother visited the spot one last time where her son was killed by a drunk driver. ktvu's john sasaki went along with her. >> reporter: we followed the california highway patrol on to had old eastern span of the bay bridge to visit a solemn spot. a mission led by carol. >> i want to know that spot and then i would like to walk the rest of where the car ended up. >> reporter: august 17, 2008 they were headed east when a car slammed into it at 100 miles per hour. he was killed. >> we had the opportunity with the bridge being closed that we could bring the family out so they could have closure. >> reporter: this is the

family's car after the crash with nothing left of the back seat. >> the scene played out thousands of times. every year. >> the chp showed her the point of impact. she created a memorial. one heart and a smaller heart. then his mother left imprints outside the heart. >> i am hugging you like you held us. i love you. >> reporter: as it has been in the past five years. >> the driver of the other car made the choice tadrive after -- to driver after drinking and i don't want anyone to make that choice again. >> reporter: he dreamed of helping people in developing countries, now his family hopes he can help save lives right here at home. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and we posted more video

from this mother's emotional return to the old bay bridge. you can see her tribute to her son. movable barrier to the golden gate bridge is one step closer. they approved a plan today to buy the barrier. it is designed to prevent head on which collision -- on collisions. if it gets approval it will be installed next fall during a 52 hour bridge closure. that would be the longest the golden gate bridge has ever been closed. richman school has a -- richmond school has a refurbished playground. they helped clean up, repaint and repair the playground and they helped repair the old soccer field. >> their expressions were thank you, thank you, we needed a new soccer field.

it is gratifying for us to be here to help them. >> the company said it wanted to target playgrounds because of the health benefits of recess, play and exercise. plans for space ship campus could get approval by the end of november. the building would total 3 million square feet, 4 stories tall, house 14,000 employees. if approved it will be completed in 2016. a very nice day today. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 70s, 80s, 90s out there. things change tomorrow. right now, you can see clear skies off shore. we have the big cloud ban, that is associated with a cold front that will be cooling us off

tomorrow with partly cloudy skies. 6:00 p.m., it is in the 80s in concord, walnut creek, livermore. san jose 79. san francisco 62. and santa rosa 83 degrees. in the short term we have clear skies. a nice thursday evening out there. live camera, breeze, 10-20 miles per hour. tomorrow here is the first key change, partly cloudy skies, cooler. temperatures down 8-12 degrees from today. and then we are talking showers returning to the bay area forecast. there is a slight chance tomorrow night, saturday, especially for the northern half of the bay area, throughout the day saturday, key changes. over night lows dropping into the upper 40s in santa rosa. straight degrees. fairfield 58 degrees and fog works its way back. also this guy, this area of low

pressure and the cold front. with that partly cloudy skies, temperatures coming down quite a bit. as far as the rainfall, there is a chance tomorrow night and saturday the system moves in, scattered showers, and cooling trend continues. 60s and 70s for afternoon highs on saturday. sunday will be the warmest day of the weekend with no threat of rainfall. forecast tomorrow, partly cloudy skies. tomorrow night there is a chance of showers in the north bay and then we will take this into saturday. rain showers targeting the central portion of the bay. a chance in the south bay by 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. and then we scale back by saturday night. highs tomorrow, cooler temperatures. santa rosa 77 degrees. warmest locations inland, antioch, brentwood, oakland 72. san jose 76. and san francisco 66 degrees. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, very active five-day forecast. there is the rain clouds.

shower chances especially for the northern half of the bay at and more sunshine by monday and tuesday. we could be talking about snow in the sierra above 8500 feet. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, rogue broadcast on police radios. looking into the problem and the potential threat to plate in one city -- public safety in one city. and the new rules and restrictions adopted by leaders in the south bay. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. get ready to feed the meters more. the vote tonight that could double the cost of parking on the street in one city.

the city counsel will hear a proposal to double parking. under the plan meters would go from $1 an hour to $2 an hour and enforcement from 6:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. supporters say the idea isn't so much to boost revenue but

encourage drivers to use the garages. mark is here now with sports. the giants are in new york and looks like they are liking things back there. >> they will move on to yankee stadium over the weekend and the mets, 2-3 not bad. great september baseball isn't going to lead to october but that giant fan will like the way this unfurs. rbi single. giants 1-0. mets score one and threaten but a nice play to save a run. robbing him of a possible rbi single. 2-1 san francisco. rest of the afternoon for madison bumgarner, 7 innings, gave up one run, struck out 10. wins his 13th and the giants won 8-11. next up yankee stadium.

check this out. prince fielder chasing a flyball. can't get the ball. reaches into the stands and grabs that man's nachos. apparently he isn't being fed well. tigers won the game and cut their magic number. the raiders are going to be in the monday night spotlight after their first victory against the jaguars sunday. new game facing denver but mcfadden looking healthy, 129 yards rushing and prior looking good facing a tough denver defense that will be without one of their starters. >> i am glad 58 isn't playing. [ laughter ] >> it is definitely a challenge. number one rushing defense versus number one rushing

offense. we are going to run the ball and throw the ball, see what we get. they are a tough team. >> all right. high school football game of the week complete, the voting in, sacred heart in san francisco at milpitas high. coverage tomorrow night. that is the sporting life for right now. >> thank you. the lines are forming outside apple stores. more on that coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. we will see you then. >> good night. paula and i actually met

because of elaine. elaine is in my drawing class at the new school. and i went there one day to see... a nude model. if elaine wanted to go get some coffee. i once went out with a nude model. never let me see her naked. hundreds of people see her naked every week except me. needless to say, it was quite vexing. are you through? yeah. so anyway, i started to compliment elaine on her sketches, and it turns out they're paula's. george, i just like to doodle.