i think overall everything looks nice for the forecast here today. temperatures will be in the 60s and mostly clear. we have 40s and 50s on these temperatures, 46 santa rosa, the cloud cover is going to think i stop that. this is a big low yesterday. didn't do much for us. it sure did a lot for others. we will have partly cloudy skies and mostly sunny, so sun and cloud, high clouds north, a lighter breeze today, 60s and 70s if you like yesterday's temperatures you will like today's, here is sal. >> good morning, steve, right now traffic is moving along pretty well around the bay area, so far there are no major problems. we do have a look at the toll plaza, light coming into san francisco. interstate 880 road work going on, it looks like it has been picked up. it is between here and high street or so and there are no major problems there but traffic is still moving along very nicely, there goes bart and bart is on time. this morning if you are

driving in the bay area on 580 westbound that traffic looks good in livermore valley over to the castro valley. now back to the desk. >> all right. we are following developing news this morning out of santa rosa. there is heavy police activity at this hour outside a home on siegemore drive. officers and police vehicles have been seen in that neighborhood as you can see, several streets are taped off and claudine wong is there and will have more information in a few minutes. >> now to another major story this morning. it is deadline day in the bart labor dispute, see that clock ticking down. there is a new development raising concerns of a strike tomorrow morning. negotiators left last night's bargaining session in downtown oakland with news of a set back in the talks. both sides admit they can't

agree on the cost of each proposal with the time running out. >> all three sides have to come together on what this thing is going to cost and there are without yeah differences in terms of the total dollar cost of theirs versus ours and that is what we are trying to work through. >> they have a number of concessions seeking from both unions, they are still not addressing safety issues, so you know there are a number over things on the table but they could be resolved pretty quickly. >> so far the unions have not issued their customary 72 hour strike notice but that notice is not required, which leaves the door open for a possible strike tomorrow morning. union members say they plan to be at the bart board meeting at 9:00 this morning. >> there are still tickets left for game 5 of the american league division series tonight. in oakland. 24-year-old pitcher sunny gray has been tapped to start the final and deciding game of the series over colon, for detroit it is verlander, who through a shut out to beat the as in game

5 last year. >> they have a good line up over there, you make mistakes they will make you pay for it, our job is to be ready to come out tomorrow or whenever we are playing and win. >> well, the game starts at 5:07. parking opens at noon. fans are encouraged to take bart, particularly because pink is playing a sold out concert right next door at the oar a kel arena, the winner advances to the series with the red sox. dave stewart will throw out the first pitch tonight. the as tweeted this picture yesterday. he was the mvp of the 1989 world series after he shut out the giants in game 1. 49ers linebacker alden smith is in more trouble and has nothing to do with the dui arrest. coming up the new charges he is facing. >> 4:33. it is also a somber day in oakland for the family of missing toddler, daphne webb, today marks three months since she disappeared, it is also her

second birthday, her great-aunt tells us her disappearance is taking a deep toll on the family, a candlelight prayer vigil will be held at 4:00 this afternoon at 79th and international boulevard, where daphne's father says she disappeared. >> they have until today to tell the agency how they plan to deal with the salmonella outbreak. they have threatened to shut down those plants. it has sickened people across the country, so far they have not recalled any chicken products and also some confusion about chicken sold under private labels that come from the same foster farms facilities linked to the outbreak. >> i asked. i asked because i said i would only be looking for a foster farm label owned the packaging and i was surprised to see this. >> now so far there is no list of private labels affected by

the outbreak so you should look for the usda marks on the packaging. the usda says the chicken is safe to eat if it is handles properly and fully cooked. we have posted the codes to look out for on the chicken. find then at ktvu.com on our home page under hot topics. >> the city of san carlos wants to hire legal and technical experts to investigate whether a pg&e pipeline is safe. city leaders became concerned about the 83-year-old pipeline after seeing an e-mail from a pg&e engineer. the e-mail raised questions about the possibility of a san bruno type of situation. on monday the city manager plans to ask the city council to prove spending as much as 250,000 dollars to investigate the line. the state public utilities commission has order pg&e to keep the pipeline out of service until the agency can determine whether it is safe. san francisco police say sharp-eyed criminals are exploiting a flaw in the atm system and it is getting their hands on thousands of dollars

in cash. it is a story you will see only on two, investigators say they discovered the money making scheme at a bank of america there. police showed us a picture of the cash they recovered from one of these so-called shoulder surfers. an undercover officer we spoke to said those criminals closely watch bank customers entertheir pin numbers into atms. >> they will text it for a group of people with them, one of those vised individuals will get in line behind them. >> the customer walks away before it asks if he or she wants another traction, the thief says yes and the money rolls out, they are trying to prevent them. >> a gunman remains at large after causing a lock-down at the zoo. it happened yesterday afternoon, police with guns drawn searched the premises for more than an hour but did not

find anything. they thought the suspect may have jumped the fence and sliped into the zoo to hide, no one was hurt in that incident. 4:36. a man accused of possessing pipe poms in his petaluma home is due in court this afternoon to enter a plea, police arrested him on monday after discovering explosives in the home he shares with his mother. officers originally went there due to reports he was waving a gun, moiland is held on 1 million dollars bail. the san francisco man suspected of on-line dug trafficking is being extradited to new york, ross ullbricht was arrested last week at a library, accused of running the website silk road in which visitors can buy or sell drugs using bit coins, a form of on- line currency, he faces charges, including murder for hire, computer hacking and money laundering. >> new this morning libya's prime minister has just arrived at his office after being freed

by kidnappers, officials say he was taken from his hotel overnight by gunmen who claimed to have an arrest warrant. the abduction appears to be retaliation for a raid by u.s. special forces over the weekend where a suspected al qaeda militant was captured. the government shut down is entering its 10th day as the deadline nears for raising the debt ceiling, treasury secretary jack lew says the ceiling must be raised by next thursday or the u.s. risks defaulting on its debt, house republicans are considering a short-term increase in the debt limit but have not said what conditions will be attached. >> the closer we get to the debt ceiling the more likely it is to say okay let's do some of this together, probably not long-term, probably short-term to be able to continue to do that and get things solved long- term. >> the president is expected to meet with 20 republicans at the white house today. democrats say the entire house gop was invited and have accused speaker of the house john boehner of trying to exclude members of the tea party from the discussions. >> the government shut down is

taking toll on military families who have lost a loved one. army 1st lt. jennifer moreno died sunday in a bombing in afghanistan, officials say the usf graduate is one of 26 troops killed since october first, his families have not received death benefits. >> it is just validating the fact that she went in harm's way to protect our way of life and now we are telling the family we are going to put this all on hold. >> moreno was a graduate of usf school of nursing, govern brown has ordered the flags to be flown at half staff in her honor. a veteran's charity is offering to pay death benefits during the government shut down, the fisher house foundation in maryland says it will make the payments until it can be reimbursed by the defense different. it could help her family, her body is being returned to family maybes in san diego. there is a job fair on the peninsula today for veterans

and military spouses from 10:00 this morning until 1:00 this afternoon at the hyatt regency san francisco airport located there. the u.s. chamber of commerce operates this program, it is called hiring our heroes, more than 45 employers are expected to attend that job fair. >> yeah, time now is 4:39, coming up another massage parlor busted for prostitution in the south bay and this one is close to an elementary school. >> pets getting poisoned, the warning from local vets about an alarming trend. >> good morning, right now traffic is doing pretty well in many areas, we will tell you more about the morning commute on all the bay area bridges. >> well, yesterday's system brought rain for some, not for us. but down in southern california one more kind of skirting by with clouds, we will take a look at also have your weekend outlook.

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welcome back, a warning for pet owners about keeping marijuana out of the reach of their animal, vets say poisonings are on the rise especially at dogs, there they see dogs with marijuana toxic every day. >> i think we see more probably one the potency is increased so they get more of the active drug. >> marijuana laced foods that also contain chocolate are hazardous because chocolate is also poisonous for dogs, the man dubbed that was put in jail. he was caught doing that in san francisco, he has been released on his on recognizance and scheduled to return to court

next wednesday on charges including false imprison and battery. >> alden smith is facing felony weapons charges on top of his arrest for drunk driving, prosecutors filed the new charges yesterday. investigators say a search of smith's south bay home last year turned up weapons to the ones similar to the ones you now see on your screen, that came after he hosted a party that ended in violence. >> and two people were shot and mr. smith himself was stabbed, so, yeah, the party was completely out of control. >> prosecutors say smith bought the weapons in arizona so he could face federal charges for bringing them across state lines, smith's dui arrest took place last month in san jose. the 49ers have placed him on leave after that arrest. a gunman who killed a person in broad daylight in san francisco is still on the loose. the 20-year-old victim was shot several times on a crowded sidewalk on mission street yesterday afternoon. investigators say there is a good chance the shooting was witnessed by many people and

caught on cameras, the identity of the male victim has not been released. >> police have rejected the latest contract offer, they vote 954-2 against the proposal, which would have raised salaries by 3%, the mercury news reports they are asking for a 6% hike, the city says that. two years ago they accepted cuts to offset a shortfall. >> 4:45, a funeral will be held for a schoolteacher who died weeks after becoming a new mother. a memorial was held last night in hayward for her. she died from a brain aneurism last thursday at the same hospital where less than two months ago she gave birth to her first child. >> william turned 7 weeks old on saturday, while sarah was still in the uc u, so just devastating and they would bring the baby in to see sarah,

and incredibly difficult. >> she was a first grade teacher at serial's elementary here, her husband is a firefighter with the alameda county fire department. her friends say her final act of kindness was donating her organs including one going to an 11-year-old child. >> california has just become the only state in the u.s. this year to expand access to abortions, the governor signed a bill allowing them to perform a common type of first trimester abortion but must undergo train in, the assembly woman said it helps them who cannot find one. they are looking into the death of a patient who went missing therm. the commission which accredits the hospital is also investigating, they confirmed yesterday that lynn spaulding's body was found in a very seldom

used stairwell 17 days after she disappeared from her hospital room. the hospital and san francisco sheriff's department says it was searched not well enough though according to her family. >> we want to know what the protocols for a search are, were those protocols followed. >> we do have an established protocol when it comes to patients who come missing from their beds and their units and that protocol was followed in this case. >> san francisco general says nothing like this has ever happened in its history, they are still investigating when and how she died. >> today they will pay tribute to fallen officers, they will unveil a wall of honor. among those in attendance are the wives of two officers killed in the line of duty, john miller and kenyon youngstrum, the chp says it expresses the promise to never forget their service and sacrifice, the date october 10th was selected as well

because it represents the chp call sign, 10-10 for the end of duty. >> 4:48 is the time, let's check in with sal for a look at the commute this morning, sal. >> good morning, right now we are doing pretty well or -- looking at bay area bridges, we will start with the golden gate bridge and traffic here is looking nice as you head south from the tower. there is still doing landry configuration for the morning commute but not causing a delay, the commute looks good westbound bay bridge, that commute is nice into san francisco, you don't see much going on at all coming in on the bridge. if you are driving on the san mateo bridge westbound 92 traffic looks good out to the high rise and over to the peninsula. 4:49 back to steve. >> all right, sal, thank you, sir, well, our yesterday's system is already visiting there, we have a band of high includes there so mostly cloudy here then getting out of the area later. a baseball game here tonight and if you are heading there

tonight it looks pretty good. forecast calls for mostly clear, 68 degrees, 5:00, looks good, maybe a breeze outside but no big deal, should be ideal weather for us here and them by this afternoon. we do have that low, gave rain there, what about us? what? the nerve but anyway. they could use it down there as much as we can, vegas had some now moving there so that packs a punch, here comes that, not a lot there, but it is there so have to deal with it. those are your temperatures in those areas, temperatures are close all around, it is 51 there, 52 down there, walnut creek is 47, 50s half moon bay on the coast with clear skies and cooler than there, mainly 40s, fairfield will go sunny after that, so 53, 65, then a high today of 75, and i mean these temperatures look like they are stuck, there goes one, here comes the next, behind that it builds, not a huge

deal, we are in between systems, the low, that low that is will move out and that builds back in starting tomorrow, chill 80 mornings but a miss weekend, the breeze picks up then, sun and clouds for us, clouds in the morning, then high clouds, a lighter breeze, highs 70s, in fact these temperatures look to be stuck for a few days, i don't see much change until then so a lot of 70s across the board or 60s so if you like this kind of weather you are going to like the next 4 to 5 days. >> well, snow in the sierra this week, brian your friend visiting looking to snowboard, it is a positive sign for the california economy, you can see in lower evaluations there was actually enough snow to stick on the hoods of the cars and trucks, the storm actually brought a couple of inchs to snow to areas above 8000 feet. >> president obama has nominated former uc berkeley

professor janet yellen to be the chair. if confirmed she would be the first woman to head it. >> janet is renowned for her good judgment. she sounded the alarm early about that. >> yellen is also a former head of the federal reserve bank here. her husband won the nobel prize for economics in 2001 and she is considered a close ally of current chairman ben bernanke and she is expected to continue his fed's policy of keeping interest rates low. san francisco's mayor is painting a rosy financial picture for the city. mayor ed lee met in august with the bond rating agencies moodies, fitch rate ins and standard & poor's, standard upgraded the city's general obligation bonds to double a minus to double a plus. moodies and fitch also affirmed their double a credit rating, citing a strong local economy and budget flexibility. >> well, 4:52 is the time edid

you hear about the 9-year-old boy who stowed away on a flight to las vegas? well, we are now hearing from his father, talks to reporter. >> samsung's newest cell phone, how much it costs and why it has a curved screen.

welcome back, and this certainly was not a fun ride,

thrill seekers got much more than they bargained for there. yeah, it broke down, trapping riders for two hours, they were stuck in the ride 170 feet up in the air at an angle of 90 degrees, they think it was malfunction. the boy from snuck through squirt and flew there on his own without a ticket is expected to be returned tomorrow. the boy's father spoke to reporters yesterday with a hoodie pulled tight to hide his face, he said his son is a troublemaker who does not listen to him or his mother. >> if i let my son keep on doing what he is doing i get in trouble, somebody please help me, please. >> the boy is in the second week of his school suspension for fighting. two days before his flight to vegas police in minnesota say the boy stole a truck and drove 9 miles, hitting poles, cars

and a squad car trying to stop him. >> happening now same swimmer, diana nyad less than an hour away from finishing that. she began doing laps at 5:48 there tuesday morning and raising money for victims of sandy, last month she became the first person to swim from cuba to florida without a shark cage. today samsung starting to cell what it calls that. the galaxy round went on sale this morning however it is only in south korea, at least for now. it features a curved screen and cost about a thousand dollars, the new shape is seen as a step toward flexible phone screens, they have not announced when it will start selling these curved phones here in the u.s. twitter may have inadvertently revealed the date of its ip o-financial analysts at new york's primco says investors may want to mark november 15th, it came up with that date after noticing revisions on twitter's s-1 filing. the changes mentioned february

15th as the day when employees will be allowed to sell restricted stock, typically that lock up period lasts 90 days after the ipo so they did a little simple math, came up with november 15th, we will watch for that. >> coming up at 5:00 a bart strike would likely create traffic back-ups all over the bay area but the recent work on the richmond bridge that could make the commute even worse. >> breweries running dry, the reason got shut down may leave many beer lovers thirsty. >> good morning, a nice start, we will tell you more about that. >> yesterday's system is there giving them rain, not for us though, in between systems but a lot of high clouds coming in. does that equal a cooler warmer pattern? tell you that coming up, the details.

we are following breaking news for you in santa rosa, where police have taped off several streets in this residential neighborhood as a police operation gets underway. we will tell you what we have learned coming up. >> it is tough. things are getting tight. everybody has got to make a decision, decide where they want to go. >> this is deadline day in the bart dispute, the set back that is raising concerns of a

midnight strike. >> a bart shut down would cause big headaches all over the bay area, the things you need to know in case a strike does happen. >> plus it is do or die for the oakland as, they take on the tigers today, while the kyle coliseum complex could get real crowded tonight, all ahead on ktvu's channel 2 morning news. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, we want to take you right up to santa rosa this morning. this is a live picture. a neighborhood up there in a stand off situation. it sounds like a very intense situation where there are a number of police cars and officers around an area. we understand many streets are blocked off, taped off, claudine wong up there. we will check in with her in just a moment. it is thursday, october 10th, i am pam cook. >> good morning, i am dave clark,