>> reporter: we're foaling developing news for you in santa rosa this morning. this is a command post that's set up in the santa rosa neighborhood as a standoff continues at this hour. we just got some new information. we'll have that for you -- coming up. >> reporter: we're live in oakland. it's deadline day for the b.a.r.t. negotiations. are we getting close to reaching a deal? what you need to know before you head out the door. >> a possible commuting chaos tomorrow if a b.a.r.t. strike area. the parts of the bay area that could see really bad traffic problems. another looming deadline, this one in congress. moments ago what that man, john boehner, has asked the gop do that could help bring an end to the crisis. "mornings on 2." good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." you are looking at live pictures of an ongoing standoff between santa rosa police and a man with a gun.

the incident involving a locksmith that prompted this tense, seven-hour standoff. we'll have a live report with an update shortly. once again, welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. a lot of high clouds for us, making for a beautiful sunrise. they will be here for the morning and out of the picture by this afternoon. your game forecast today looks pretty good. i think we're looking at clear skies. 68 degrees. no problems or weather worries. everything is good to go in that department. 40s and 50s. chillies out there. san francisco, starting off with some of that high cloud deck along with most everybody else. we'll end up with high sunshine and 60s. low to mid-70s inland. your thursday forecast has the high clouds in the morning. chilly, cold for some. then nice mild. it looks mostly sunny this afternoon. there's already clearing taking place in the northern part of the state. light breeze.

it will probably pick up later, more out of the northwest as this last system goes. 70s, 60s. it looks like the temperatures are here now. sal? we're looking hat the commute -- at the commute. it's getting much busier. traffic will be busy at the toll plaza. it's not been as busy as the first few weeks when we had the new bridge. things have settled down. things are moving along nicely. westbound 24, the traffic here does look pretty good as you drive through there. no major problems as you drive. i want to just mention that traffic is going to be busy. westbound 580 as you drive through the livermore valley. that's been very slow from 205 until you get to the main part

of livermore. 7:02. let's go back to the desk. we're following developing news in santa rosa, where a standoff has shut down several streets. s.w.a.t. teams have surrounded a home on the 3800 block of sedgemoore drive. claudine wong just got new information about the man police want to talk and she joins us with more on that. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. tori. let me give you the area where we're standing. now that we have daylight, can show you more -- we can show you more of the neighborhood. this happened on park gardens. it's around the corner from where we are. they have the area taped off. a long night for residents out here. several of them have been evacuated. that happened about midnight last night. this all actually started about 11:20. let's take you through what happened. police say they got a call from a woman from the 3800 block of sedgemoore drive about 11:20 last night. she told them she had been locked out of her house by her husband and was trying to get back in with the help of a lock dig-- locksmith. but she said her husband shot

and her and the locksmith as treed to get back in the -- tried to get back in the home. a nearby vehicle has gunshots in it. one neighbor heard four shots overnight. he lives next door to where all of this happened. he's evacuated and still out of his home at this hour. what's happening right now? well, back live out here in millbrook and the command post, when he talked to police about an hour ago, and they told us they are still trying to make contact with this 43-year-old man who they believe is inside his house. again, armed with some kind of gun. and at the point we talked to them, they had not made contact yet. that's why this has lasted for so many hours. no one has been allowed in their home. some are being escorted in by police to get things from their home. how long this goes on, it depends on how successful the

s.w.a.t. negotiation team does with this man. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. to our other top story -- deadline day in the b.a.r.t. lane hoar dis-- labor dispute. the 60-day cooling period ends tonight at midnight. there's a major new concerns that's raising concerns of a possible strike tomorrow morning. brian flores joins us live from oakland. you have the details of the setback in the negotiations. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, dave. it's news we don't want to hear this morning. throughout the week, we had been hearing that progress was being made at the negotiation table. when both sides emerged last night, the unions say, as you mentioned, there was a little bit of a setback. both sides went late into the night last night in terms of negotiations but when both sides emerged, no deal was set which is this morning leading to uncertainty that b.a.r.t. trains won't be running this time of tomorrow. of course, that could change

depending on negotiations today. but in terms of what happened last night, according to the un un -- unions, they say they came close to a deal on proposals. we just spoke with bryant who says they were really close to reaching a deal but at this point, it's very disappointing. >> we plan to bargain. the deadline is tonight at midnight. again, it's disheartening to think we could be that close and get this resolved and everybody breathe a sigh of relief and get going. you have to be up. gotcha. it's disappointing. >> reporter: according to b.a.r.t. management, they say that's not the case. a b.a.r.t. spokesperson says they are mischaracterizes the situation and it was a miss take -- miss characterizing the situation and -- mischaracterization the situation. >> it was a miscommunication

that led to this. it's not the end of the world. we will be back at the table tomorrow. >> reporter: the unresolved issues include pay raises, healthcare contributions and staffing when it comes to safety. both sides ironically say that a deal could be done within hours but something both sides cannot agree on is the cost of each proposal. what will happen today, there will be a b.a.r.t. board immediating at 9 -- meeting at 9:00 a.m. members of the union will be there. negotiations should resume sometime around noon today as well. we're live here in oakland, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if there's a b.a.r.t. strike tomorrow morning, it would cause gridlock on highways and bridges all over the bay area. that would make an already bad situation on the richmond salon san rafael bridge worse. caltrans have been working on the road on the richmond side of the brick. it's already causing -- bridge. it's already causing big traffic jams. a strike could put thousands

more cars on that bridge. you remember how parking prices in san francisco shot up in july during the four-day strike? transit leaders are making sure there's plenty of places to work if there's a strike. about 4,000 extra spaces will be available at city-owned garages in the downtown area. 2,000 parking spaces will be available at at&t park. make sure you stay right here for channel 2 with ktvu for all of the continuing coverage of the b.a.r.t. strike threat if the sidewalks go until the midnight deadline, we'll be on the air early, starting at 4:00 a.m. just to help you get through your morning commute. another massage parlor in campbell is accused of running a prostitution ring. according to the campbell patch, the bronze spa is the second massage parlor busted in a prostitution sting in the past four months. it's located at a strip mall on west hamilton avenue, not far

from rosemary elementary school in campbell. a woman working at the spa reportedly offered an undercover officer sex for money. the woman was arrested and the spa's owner was cited. just last week, the owner of angelinee's salon lost her business after being accused in a prostitution ring. a police sergeant said he was offered sex for money in june. we'll have a live report from the south bay coming up later on "mornings on 2". the san francisco man suspected of online drug trafficking is being extradited to new york. ross ulbrick was arrested last week at a san francisco library. he's accused of running the underground website "silk road" in which visitors can buy or sell drugs using bid coins, a form of online currency. he faces multiple charges,

including murder for hire, computer hacking and money laundering. there's speculation that the silk road website may have been legal. the government shut down the site last week. but the chronicle reports there are examples of legal entities that have illegal transactions arranged on their servers. the paper suggestions the rise of sites, kick co pedia -- wikipedia and craigslist are not liable because of the postings. police are looking for whoever put humane waste inside mailboxes. human waste was found last month in two mailboxes on adddy lynn street -- adeline street. if you see anything suspicious near a mailbox contact the post office. "occupy oakland" is

planning something this afternoon on the second afternoon of their encampment at frank ogawa plaza. they are declaring solly dairy with a hunger -- soldy darety with a -- solidarity with a hunger strike. one of the women spent four days on allegations of spying in iran. she was released two years ago on humanitarian grounds. breaking news. moments ago, the "associated press" reported speaker of the house, john boehner will ask the house gop for a short-term increase in the debt limit. there's just a week left for congress and the white house to reach a deal and avoid a default. this will not impact, the ongoing government shutdown. but it deals with one of the problems facing the u.s. congress. kyla campbell will have much more on this announcement in a

live report coming up at 7:15. the mop lairty of the -- popularity of the golden state warriors are spreading overseas. they've created a couple of chinese language witnesses to attract asian fans. they are expected to reach $3.5 billion by the end of 2015. the warriors play the lakers in two exhibition games in beijing and shanghai next week. they are building a new fan base. >> that's the way of the sports future, international. >> yeah. 7:12. new developments in the salmonella outbreak linked to foster farms chicken. it turns out the chicken may be at more stores than we thought. there are many negative consequences to the ongoing shutdown. there are at least a few benefits for nearly all americans. right now, traffic is doing pretty well in some areas not so well in others. we'll tell you what the problem is on some of these commutes.

except for some higher clouds making for a gorgeous sunrise, it will be sunny today. but temperatures, will they stay on the cool side or warm up? we'll have the forecast -- coming up.

we want to get back to breaking news we brought to you at the top of the hour. "the associated press" is now reporting that house speaker john boehner will ask for a short-term increase in the debt limit. ktvu channel 2 reporter, kyla campbell, is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with what the treasury just told congress what could happen if they fail to reach a deal on the debt ceiling. >> reporter: secretary lew said it would impact the global economy. he said last hour that the debt ceiling debate is unnecessary and reckless. he says that republicans need to understand that spending cuts and tax reform are not

going to get rid of the problem. lew said congress already agreed to pay the bills. it's time to pay up. he rejected the republican idea of make -- rejected the republican idea of making the only necessary payments. >> i don't know how you choose between social security and veterans payments, between medicare and food assistance. >> reporter: the "associated press" reporting that house speaker john boehner plans to ask fellow house republicans to sign on a short-term increase in the country's borrowing limit. we're told it would cover four to six weeks and that would buy more time for democrats and republicans to negotiate over a long-term spending plan. speaker boehner is scheduled to speak in 45 minutes. i will be watching remarks and have them for you at 8:15. back to you. >> thank you. the government shutdown has caused republicans' approval rating to fall to the lowest

point in gallup polling history. 28% of americans have a favorable impression of the republican party. that's the lowest number since gallop started measuring ratings in 1992. a separate "associated press" poll gave congress a 5% rating. mortgage rates may go down. mortgage rates are closely tied to the treasury rate for bonds. the government shutdown could also drive down gas prices. and cause the federal reserve to continue with its stimulus spending. 7:17. new this morning, an autopsy there from canada -- author from canada won the nobel prize. alice monroe. the swedish academy which selects nobel literature

winners says she's a master at the short stories. tomorrow the peace prize will be announced. a teenaged girl from pakistan is considered one of the favorites to win the prize tomorrow. today, the 16-year-old girl received a human rights award from european lawmakers. the taliban tried to kill her because of her support for girls' education. that award, by the way, comes with a $65,000 prize. 7:18. a funeral will be held today for a teacher. a private memorial was held last night in hayward for 36- year-old sara husokowski. she died from a brain aneurysm last thursday at the same castro valley hospital where less than two months ago she gave birth to her first child. husokowski's friends say her

final act of kindness was donating her organs, including one going to an 11-year-old child. later today, the highway patrol will honor fallen police officers. the golden gate division in vallejo will unveil a wall of honor. among those that attend are the wives of two police officers killed in the line of duty. john miller and kenyan youngstrom. the chp says that wall promises never to forget service and sack risry fis -- sacrifice. 7:19 is the time. we want to check in with sal, see what's happening in traffic. >> all right, toeshry and -- toeshry and dave -- tori and dave. we've been looking at a lot of things. highway 4 is slow, i will show you some slow traffic on highway 4 antioch as well. it's going to be slow throughout the whole thing. when you get to the bay bridge, it's not all that slow, it's backed up for a ten-minute

delay. that's about it. we'll see if this becomes the new trend. i think people would love it if that's the case. let's talk about the south bay. i do want to mention that traffic in san jose is slow, northbound 101 near yerba buena up to capitol and 280 is slow up to the highway 17 area. 880 recovering from earlier crashes in hayward. it's slow southbound 880 in fremont. let's go to steve. well, i've painted you a very pretty picture. those of you listening, you are not watching. there you go. we have a band of high clouds over us. and then it will be sunny and temperatures will be 60s and 70s. they may be in this range here for a while. it looks good for day baseball as well. no worries here weatherwise, i should say. everything will be just fine. upper 60s. 68 at game time. mostly clear. overall, everything looks good. high clouds, chilly to mild. mostly sunny, cool to nice by noon and then sunny this

afternoon. it will be nice to mild. maybe warm if you are in the sun. in southern california, it's definitely getting rain in southern nevada as well and also las vegas. and there's snow in flagstaff. a good system for them. it made snow for us in the sierra. we didn't hardly get anything here. we are getting the high clouds from the secondary system. that's about all. 29 in tahoe. 39 in reno. 44 in ukiah. 10 better in sacramento. cool on the coast for some. 40s to the north. half moon bay, 50. mainly low 50s but a lot of 40, walnut creek at 46. san jose at 53 degrees. after these high clouds go by and the low that's moved well off to the east, it looks like high pressure builds in for a couple of days. we'll still very cool days. high clouds overall, had a nice e-mail from a gentleman who said this is about the best

weather i can remember in september and october. i would agree. this high will be with us for the next couple days. 60s and 70s from the north to the south. chilly morning, sunny days, maybe a wind pickup on sunday into monday. not much change here. >> thank you, steve. the santa cruz wharf turns 100 years old next december. but the city is already starting to celebrate. several events are planned to park the anniversary starting this weekend all the way through next year. the first event is on saturday at the museum of art and history. the wharf opened on december 5th, 1914. the city says about 2 million people visit that wharf each year. 7:22. there's a new way that thieves are stealing cash from atms. what ktvu has learned about

this.

7:24. houston, text an quarterback matt schaub is denying reports he had an ugly confrontation with irate fans from texas the night after the 49er game. several news agencies reported some angry fans of houston confronted him outside his home monday night and berated him for his recent poor planning. schaub says some people have been driving by his home and taking photos. but he says there's never been any confrontation. the 49ers destroyed him 44-3 on sunday night. san francisco police are asking for help to find a missing man. 73-year-old jack stockton was reported missing yesterday. police say he suffers from dementia and a extremely frail

described as 5'6", white, weighing about 140 pounds. he has brown eyes and balding gray hair. if you have any information, san francisco police are asking you to give them a call. tonight "glee" will say an on-camera fairwell to one of the most popular cast members. ♪ go to the end for you >> "glee" will pay tribute to cory monteith and his character. the emotional episode is called "the quarterback." he died from an overdose of heroin and alcohol earlier this year. creator of the show says it's hard to write the script and perhaps a harder episode for him to watch. >> i loved corey. i was very close to corey. i worked along, you know, other people to try to help them, you know, and addiction is a terrible disease. and we lost him.

>> monteith's co-star and his real life girlfriend called the episode therapeutic. you can watch "glee" tonight at 9:00. for the second time this month, the south bay massage parlor is busted for prostitution. why the location of the most recent sting makes this case especially concerning. >> reporter: we're live in walnut creek where we're less than 24 hours away from a possible b.a.r.t. strike. we'll tell you how to plan out your day tomorrow just in case. traffic is moving along okay on the bridges, including the golden gate bridge. and a nice picture of those high clouds over us right now. but they will only be here for a while. after that, sunshine. warmer, a little cooler. we'll have the frart coming right -- forecast coming right up. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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good morning. want to bring you some live pictures from the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. see a lot of people rushing off to work. and just 16 and a half hours until that 60-day cooling offperiod expires for the -- cooling-off expires. we're still saying there could be a strike. the plans for commuters if that happens -- coming up.

welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i've dave clark. steve, the weather sounds pretty good? >> it will be pretty good, great sunrise. we have the higher clouds. you can see upstream there's definitely clearing taking place. we'll start off high clouds, mostly sunny, and then end up sunny and mostly sunny. game time forecast looks great. maybe cooling off later in the game. 40s and 50s. a lot of low 50s. this is about as close as it gets. there's a 10-degree spread from antioch to san francisco. after the high clouds clear, 67 degrees. look for a mostly cloudy morning with the clouds. take a look outside. the sunrise is nice. this afternoon, nice to mild. that system going by right there is almost through. it's beginning to move on the badge end of mendocino county. it won't take long. clouds, afternoon sunshine. the breeze could pick up out of

the northwest once the system goes by. that might pick up. overall, a lot of 60s and 70s. here's sal. >> thank you, steve. nice surf by the way. let's take a look at what we have right now with the slow traffic around the bay. this is highway 4 westbound. it's slow we've had a rash of minor accidents. people are not going fast enough to have major ones. we've a a -- we've had a couple of fender-benders. if you are drive highway 4 keep your patience with you. this is 280 northbound. you will see slow traffic here as you drive through. i also want to slow you the rest of the south bay as we put it on a map here. we just showed you the stretch on 280. highway 101 is slow. it's a -- it's the typical slow traffic that we see. 880 slows from 238 to mowry

avenue, then it breaks free a little bit. if you are driving on northbound 880, the slowdown begins. of course, the as and tigers are playing. let's say you are not a baseball fan and you are going to the "pink" concert, cre had happening about -- they are happening at about the same time. today the best way to get there is using b.a.r.t. the gates open, by the way, at noon. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. we're still following news -- developing news. the countdown clicking towards midnight. that's when the kolling-off period ends -- cooling-period ends. a lot of -- cooling-off period ends. a lot of riders are making alternate plans. tara moriarty has been out there talking to nervous b.a.r.t. drivers in walnut creek. what are they telling you? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. riders are not banking on

b.a.r.t. being operational tomorrow. buses will be in place. they only accommodate 6,000 people. normally, b.a.r.t. takes 400,000 passengers daily. quite a discrepancy there. in the event of a strike during the weekday, you can take the round-trip charter service. passengers, they are making other plans. >> i work from home. that's what i'll do. >> reporter: what if it keeps continuing into the next week? >> until my manager says i need to go back in, i will work from home. >> reporter: what will you do if the strike goes on? >> drive in, take the ferry or do the b.a.r.t. bus that they plan on doing. >> reporter: you will have to get here super-early for that. >> yeah, even earlier than now. >> reporter: the bus shuttle hubs will be at el cerrito, concord, san leandro, dublin and here in walnut creek. they will have five buses. all service will be directly to

san francisco. if the buses get full early, service will end early. if there's a strike over the weekend, b.a.r.t. will offer limited service from the stations we mentioned. service is first come, first served. you can hop on a ferry, take samtran, carpool or even ride your bike as well. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, tara. b.a.r.t. has been training managers to run their trains in case there's a strike. there are about a dozen b.a.r.t. managers certified train managers. others are trying to get certification. it's not clear where that stands now. the threat of a b.a.r.t. strike may cause the mayor of san francisco to cancel his upcoming trip to china. mayor ed lee is scheduled to

travel to beijing and shanghai last week. as part of a trade mission, but a b.a.r.t. strike would likely put the mayor's plans on hold. oakland mayor zwreen quan is also -- jean quan is scheduled to go to china as well. no word if she will cancel that trip if there's a strike. stay with us. if talks go up to the midnight deadline, we'll be on the air a half-hour early start, at 4:00 a.m -- start, at 4:-- 4:00 a.m. officers voted 954-2 against the proposal that would have raised salaries by 3%. the mercury news reports that officers are asking for double that. a 6% hike. the city says it just cannot afford raises without making cuts elsewhere. two years ago, police and other city workers accepted salary cuts to offset a budget

shortfall. mayor chuck reed led a pension reform fight that angered officers. it was approved by voters but is being challenged in court. now, reed is days away, it's said , to be taking this statewide. the paper says reed hopes to fire paperwork to allow all cities in california to change pension plans for employees. 7:37. the organization that oversees san francisco general hospital, they are investigating the death of a patient who meant missing while in the hospital for treatment. yesterday, the hospital confirmed the body of lynn spaulding was found in a rarely- used stairwell. the hospital and the spokesperson for the hospital says the grounds were searched right after she was reported missing. there's both sadness and confusion among the spaulding family and the hospital. >> this is a nightmare.

lynn spaulding died alone. in a stairwell, in one of the finest medical institutions in this country. >> this has shaken us to our core. our staff is devastated. >> the sheriff's department, still investigating when and how misspaulding died -- miss spaulding died. santa clara university says it will no longer provide health insurance coverage for elective abortions to its employees. now, according to the mercury news, the school ally president says the -- school's president says the decision aligns with the catholic university values. some feel blindsided by the decision. the university president plans to discuss the issue in a ers is of forums in the -- series of forums in the coming weeks.

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 pipe 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. a reference to the deadly pipeline explosion three years ago. on monday, the city manager plans to ask the city council to spend as much as $250,000 to investigate the pipeline. the state public utilities commission has ordered pg&e to keep the pipeline out of service until the agency can determine whether it is safe. 7:39. the agriculture department says foster farms chicken company

has until today to say how it will deal with a salmonella outbreak linked to raw chicken. the usda threatened to shut down three california poultry plants. now, the outbreak has sickened 238 people nationwide. so far, foster farms has not recalled any of its raw chicken products. there's also confusion about chicken sold under private labels to come from the same foster farm plants linked to the outbreak. >> i thought it was just foster farms. i know that you buy things through different companies that they use a different label. but i assumed we would know that. >> so far, there's no list of private labels affected by the outbreak. so you should look at the usda marking on the package. the usda says the chicken is safe to eat if you handle it properly and it's fully cooked. on our weeks, we posted the -- website, we posted the three codes to look for on the foster

farms chicken. you can find them at ktvu.com on our home page. look under hot topics. there's still a standoff going on in the north bay. a woman reports her husband fired a gun at her. police surrounded the home. these are live pictures. we'll go back live for an update. it's do or die time for the oakland as. who is leading them against a powerful stance? all of that traffic going to the game will put a damper on the afternoon commute. we'll tell you ways to get around it. right now, the san mateo bridge looks good. well, a nice sunrise with this band of high clouds. after these. >> by, it will be sunny -- after these go by, it will be sunny. temperatures a little warm.

stocks rising sharply in early trading on wall street following hopeful signs of budget impasse in washington may break soon. house speaker john boehner just this hour we've gotten reports of suggesting a short-term debt limit increase that would prevent the first default on u.s. debt next week. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is way up. 207 point, back above 125,000. the nasdaq is -- 15,000. the nasdaq is up 1 -- up 1 7/5. a new york firm says

november 15th could be the date about twitter's changes on the weeks, when employees would be allowed to sell restricted stock. typically, this ends 90 days after the company goes ipo. mayor ed lee met in august with moody's fitch ratings and standard & poor's. standard upgrade the bonds from double a minus to double a plus. moodies and fitch noted a strong economy and budget flexibility. campbell police busted another massage parlor. it's the second time in the last few months this has happened. ktvu's janine de la vega is in campbell where she just talked to police about the sting. what do you know? >> reporter: the department is

working to get the bronze spar here on west hamilton avenue closed. it opens up at 9:00 a.m. the doors are locked. this sergeant told me that a masseuse offered an officer sex sum acts during his massage. police -- sexual acts during his massage. police say they've received numerous complaints about what goes on in the spa. when a police officer went to investigate, the woman offered oral sex for $100 during his $50 hour massage. besides her arrest, the police was cited for turning the lights off and locking the door, which are against the code. >> as you enter the business, it looks like a normal business

establishment. but once inside, that's when the conversation takes place. >> is it blunt? >> fairly blunt and straight to the point. a lot of discussion about cost and money. >> reporter: the city is working with code enforcement to revoke the bronze spa's permit to operate. we're told it's a long process. last week we told you about another spa in campbell that was shut down after police caught a therapist there offering sex for money. i want to show you what the bronze spa is located next to it, it's a children's dance studio. inside the strip mall, there are other residence. that's another reason police are taking this seriously. many families come to this hairia. coming up at 8:30, we'll tell you what the reaction of the spa's owner was when confronted by police. janine de la vega, ktvu channel

2 news. >> thank you. san francisco police say sharp-eye criminals are exploiting a flaw in the atm system and getting their hands on thousands of dollars in cash. it's a story you will see only on 2. investigators say they discovered the money-making scheme at a bank of america near union square. police showed us a picture of the cash they recovered from one of the so-called shoulder surfers. an undercover officer say the criminals slowly watch bank customers enter their pin numbers into atms. >> they will text it to a group of people with them. one of those individuals will get in line behind them. >> the customer walks away before the atm asks if he or she wants another transaction. the thief steps up and says yes. and the money rolls out. many banks are taking steps to

prevent these crimes. the next mountain to climb for the as is mount verlander. justin verlander. as have to do something today they could not do last year, they have to beat justin verlander in a do-or-die game five. pam cook is here with important information you need to know if you are going to tonight's game, and pam, how the success could lead to changes for oakland. >> first of all, they are still tickets left for the game tonight. i was just looking at the as website. it has $45 seats. they have obstructed views. better seats for $100. sonny gray has been tapped to start the final game of the series. that's over bartolo colon. for detroit, justin verlander. many as fan remember shut out the as in game five of last year's division series.

a little revenge is wanted. as say they need the continuing support of avid fans. >> in all my playoff games, they've been the loudest when we play at home. if they can top, it will be maizing -- amazing. >> the parking lot opens at noon. the game starts at 7:00. playing out in a soldout concert right next door tonight at the oracle arena is "pink." sports analysts say a win for oakland would make it more likely the as get a new stadium. the chronicle gives examples of the 49ers and the seattle mariners of teams who got a new home with big wins that generated excitement and investment. recently bud selig called the oakland coliseum a pit, making it sound like mlb will eventually direct the as to find a new place to play. now, san jose, of course, still trying to get the team to move south. that's still being decided in

the courts. back to the excitement of tonight, the winner of the game advances to the american league championship series. that will be against the boston red sox. dave? >> thank you, pam. tonight's starting pitcher for the as sonny gray wrote this on twitter, gave away two tickets for tomorrow's game to my waiter tonight. he was a big as fan. see you all tomorrow, oakland crazies. hash tag, let'sgooakland. >> that's so cool. let's check in with sal. we have the as game and then the "pink" concert. it will be pretty crowded in oakland later today. >> it is gonna be crowded. someone here who has the parking passes that they normally accept at the coliseum. they won't be accepting them because there's another event. i think the best way to get to the coliseum is use b.a.r.t. or carpool that way there's not as many cars. it will be a rockin' time down

there, that's for sure. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's not very full. it's good. this is about a ten-minute delay before you get into san francisco. we're talking aboutle 80. perhaps -- about 880. perhaps you're not a baseball fan but you should be aware any time after noon people will be arriving at the coliseum parking lot. if you are driving on 880, you may see more people on it than usual. if you want to avoid it, use 580. that gets crowded later on as well. a lot of red on the sensors here. as i pull back on the camera here, i want to pull back to show you that every freeway getting into the valley is slow. it's not a really good alternate, i would suggest. 85 starts to slow at 87. it's just one of those days where you have to give yourself extra time. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. i've outdone myself today. sunrise over of the big city, we have a lot of high clouds over us. some patchy coastal fog as well. this will be with us for the morning hours. then sunset should be sunny. the band moving through right

now doesn't have much left of it. still a couple of hours of some higher clouds. game forecast looks good. there's no concern for rain or anything like that. we have clear skies. it will be sunny to mostly sunny. i think it will still be sunny here by this afternoon. we'll go 68. breeze could be picking up. but no big deal. looks almost ideal for this time of year. on the temperatures, 60s and 70s. if this is -- harriet up in lake county says this is perfect for hot chocolate weather. i would agree. a couple of e-mails coming in saying it's nice. 67 in san francisco. it's been quiet here. high clouds, patchy fog. sunny, nice to mild later on. the low that we had didn't do much for us. it's done a lot for others. snow up at big bear. rain down in southern california. now into arizona with a lot of know at flagstaff. our system -- snow into arizona with a lot of snow at flagstaff. our system, except for the

sunrise, that's all we'll see. 29 in tahoe. 44 in ukiah. a lot of 40s to very low 50s. we're really close on the temperatures. you can see as the low drops in, that will tell us it's on its way out of here. high pressure will nose in, not that big or strong. we'll have lows in the 30s or 40s. highs in the 60s or 70s. morning high clouds. after that, everything looks good to go. cars up to the north -- temperatures up to the north, 70s and 60s. 60s to 70s. the warmest locations will be near 76. the coolest will be in the mid- 60s. but 76 gilroy, we'll go 65 half moon bay. redwood city at 74. woodside, puerto lay valley. 7 -- portolo valley. it could get windy sunday night into monday. but kind of quiet here. how beer is now a casualty of the government shutdown. how the political bickering in

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vandals slashed his pumpkins. disappointed kids who go see them. anonymous donors left a giant 230-pound pumpkin in his driveway. and there was a note saying, "from your san ramon friends." it seemed like the b.a.r.t. talks were making some progress. now there's growing concerns that b.a.r.t. workers could be on the picket line tomorrow morning. we'll continue our live team coverage. an hours' long standoff going on in santa rosa. why the s.w.a.t. team has a house surrounded. still some areas are not playing ball when it comes to getting better for the commute, like highway 4. [ laughter ]

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everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. well, good morning. welcome back. this is "mornings on 2." these are live pictures we're watching a police command post setup in santa rosa. we've been on this story since 4:30 this morning. police have surrounded a home. it's in the eighth hour. we don't know all of the details of what's happening out there. we'll tell you what we're learning from a neighbor about what they are saying happened. we'll brimg you a live report -- bring you a live report.

it's thursday, october 10th. let's have a quick look at weather and traffic. steve, a beautiful sunrise. >> absolutely. it's all because of this band of high clouds going over us. kind of enchanced the fog a little bit. it will just be for the morning hours. no issues at all for the forecast for the tigers and -- and -- tigers and as. it will be clear. maybe a westerly breeze but nothing like june and july. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. a little chill for some. temperatures have not called off -- cooled off much because of the high cloud deck. pretty good rain and snow down in southern california, nevada and arizona. not here. that low didn't do much for us. this band of high clouds won't do much. once that's gone, it will go from cloudy to sun nip. 60s, around the bay -- sunny. 60s around the bay. low to mid-70s. here's sal. good morning. the traffic is still pretty busy in some areas.

for example, highway 4, still slow coming up to concord. it's better in antioch as most of the wave of traffic has moved over to concord. that includes interstate 680 from 242 to highway 24. that continues on 680 into san ramon. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, this has improved quite a bit. as a matter of fact, we've seen the traffic moving along very nicely. this is maybe a five-minute delay getting into san francisco. i want to talk about marin county because southbound 101 is backed up from near roland boulevard. it's a solid line of slow traffic until you get to the civic center. and in the south bay, northbound 101 is just amazingly slow. it's backed up to near blossom hill road in a some id line up in -- solid line up in the valley. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're still following developing news in santa rosa where s.w.a.t. teams have surrounded a home. they believe a man with a gun may be inside.

it's all happening on the 3800 block of sedgemoore. ktvu tea claudine wong just talked to -- ktvu's claudine wong just talk to a man who lives next door. she has new information. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. the man we talked to lives right next door to where it happens. before he heard the -- he heard the gunshots overnight. he actually knows the man. you will hear from him in a meet -- in a moment. this is the command post here. sedgemoore is on the other side from where we're standing, on the other side of the homes you are looking at. neighbors say the home in question is right behind the house with the silver car parked in front of it. at 11:20 last night a woman called police and told them she and her husband had a fight. he locked her out of the house. she got a locksmith. as they were trying to get inside, the husband fired shots. no one was hurt in the gunfire. this neighbor lives next door.

>> i was justing asleep when i heard -- i was just falling asleep when i heard the gunshots. they sounded like rifle shots. >> reporter: and then what happens next? >> it was about 11:30 when all of this happened, and i probably -- it probably took 20 minutes before the police arrived. i could see them all over my landscape and the next thing i know they are knocking on my door telling me i need to leave. >> he told me his 43-year-old neighbor moved here a year ago. he just played golf with him a week ago and called him a nice guy. he said he had no idea he had a gun in the house. not really sure what to make of all of this morning. we were told that attempts to reach the man inside the home were unsuccessful. but at this point, they believe he's inside, alone and that he is armed. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:04. now to our other top story -- this is deadline day in the

b.a.r.t. labor dispute. the countdown clock there, ticking toward the midnight deadline. that's when the 60-day coolingoff period ends. there's a major new development in the b.a.r.t. talks raising concerns about a possible strike tomorrow morning. ktvu's brian flores is live in oakland. you have the details of what sounds like a setback in those negotiations, brian. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, both sides have had 60 days to try to get a deal done. as you saw on that clock, it's come down to near hours to try to avoid a b.a.r.t. strike now. throughout the week we've been reporting that progress has been made in the negotiations. for the most part, it has. it was encouraging for the commuters that a strike would not happen. something changed last night. during negotiation, unions say they were close to getting a deal done. they say the amount was less than what b.a.r.t. plans to spend. but they say b.a.r.t. management at the last minute pulled back on the offer and the unions are accusing them of

shattering the fragile framework of an agreement and it's a setback. we caught up with the union president this morning. >> we're this close to a deal, this close to a deal. and yesterday, i mean, to our total surprise, the district came and pulled the rug right out from under the whole deal. scrapped it. reneged on what they gave us. it was extremely disheartening and disappointing. >> reporter: but b.a.r.t. management tells a different story. they say they did not pull back on the offer. they say it's the unions who are mischaracterizing the situation and it was the mediator's mistake that led to some confusion. >> it's more of a case of miscommunication, involving the mediator working between all three parties that led to this. it's not the end of the world. we'll be back at the table tomorrow talking. >> reporter: the unresolved issues include pay raises,

healthcare contributions and staffing when it comes to safety. both sides say a deal could be reached within hours but something that both sides cannot agree on is the cost of each proposal. what's gonna happen today. a b.a.r.t. board meeting is scheduled at 9:00 this morning. members are expected to take part in the meeting and then negotiations will resume sometime around noon today. we are expecting to talk to both sides today. we'll have another live report coming up around 8:who. we're live here -- 8:40. we're live here in oakland, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if there's a strike, it will cause gridlock on highways and bridges all over the bay area. that would make an already bad situation on the richmond bridge worse. caltrans crews have been out there working on the richmond side of the bridge. it's already causing big traffic jams. a b.a.r.t. strike would add thousands of more cars on that already busy bridge. you remember how sparking

prices shot up. transit leaders are taking steps to make sure there's plenty of places to work if there's a b.a.r.t. strike. spaces will be available at city-owned garages in the downtown area. 2,000 parking spaces will be available at at&t park. make sure you stay right here with us at ktvu channel 2 for all of the continuing coverage of the b.a.r.t. strike threat. now, if the talks go until the midnight deadline, we will be on the air a half-hour early tomorrow morning, starting at 4:00 a.m. just to help you get around in your morning commute. 8:08. berkeley police are searching for whoever put human waste inside mail positions. the -- mailboxes. the blog states that human waste was found in two public mail boxes on adeline street. much of the mail was considered hazardous and not delivered. if you see anything suspicious, call the post office.

occupy organizers are dear lairing solly dairy -- declaring solidarity against solitary confinement. sarah shourd will be there. she's the cal grad that spent time in iran on allegations of spying. she and two others were released on humanitarian ground. the san francisco man suspected of running a drug network online is being extra dialed to -- extradited to new york. he's accused of running silk road, where visitors allegedly can buy or sell drugs using bit coins which is a norm of online currency. he faces several charges, including murder for hire, computer hacking and money laundering. there's speculation that the

silk road website may have been legal. the government shut down the website last week. but the chronicle is reporting, there are examples of legal entities that have illegal transactions arranged on the servers. they suggest some sites are due in part because of technology companies not being liable for malicious content posted on their websites. the popularity of the golden state warriors is spreading overseas. they've created a few chinese language websites to attract fans there. the time something good because the lakers play -- timing is good because the lakers play in beijing and shanghai next week. china's sports market is expected to reach $3.5 billion in the year 2015. and the frys.com opens today in santa rosa county. it marks the start of the pga

tournament. it's being played at the golf club in san mar the -- san martin. angel cabrera and vj singh will be and show will japan's player who cracked the top 10 in the u.s. open. happening now -- speaker of the house john boehner will be giving an update on solutions. this is a live shot of the podium where he will be making that announcement. that looks like an aide setting up the podium. he's expected to announce that he will ask house republicans to approve a short-term extension of the government's ability to borrow to meet its bills. there is just one week left for lawmakers to raise the debt limit and avoid the first default in the nation's history. there's been dire warnings about what will happen if this debt limit is not raised. it's a very important situation. it could just be a temporary

fix. but something the markets are happy with and the dow is up almost 200 points right now. ktvu's kyla campbell will have much more on the debt limit talks coming up at 8:15. 8:11. an abortion controversy at santa clara university. what the university's president did. why some of the staff members don't like it. plus -- new information about the death of cleveland kidnapper ariel castro. what we're learning prison guards failed to do on the day he committed suicide. traffic is still slow in many areas. as you see, 280, getting into the valley continues to be a chore all the way to cupertino. a band of high clouds over us right now making for a nice sunrise. after this goes through, things look quiet here for 5 while but -- for a while but may be picking up again in the sierra. we'll explain that.

new this morning, investigators in ohio just released a new report about the death of kidnapper aerial castro. it says the two prison guards who were watching castro fail to properly check on him in the hours before he committed suicide and they falsified logs documenting their observation of him. castro was found dead in his prison cell on september 3rd. the report also says the ambulance that was called out to the prison was significantly late. and the prison failed to make castro watch a suicide

prevention. he was serving a life sentence for kidnapping and holding captive three women in his cleveland home for ten years. house speaker john boehner now says he will be asking house republicans to raise the debt ceiling but only in the short-term. the announcement him cass jack lew was testifying -- came as jack lew was testifying and talking about dire consequences if the u.s. defaults on its bills. kyla campbell is live with more on this six-week debt ceiling proposal from boehner. >> reporter: we're waiting for john boehner to come out and make a statement at this point. we're gonna take a live look at capitol hill. he says they cannot keep fighting on two fronts, the republicans. boehner has been referring to the government shutdown and the debt ceiling deed line. a short-term deem will give time for negotiations before agreeing on a long-term plan. we heard from jack lew this morning. he told the senate finance

committee if congress fails to increase the borrowing limit immediately americans will suffer. from job loss to higher interest rates to impacts on the housing market. lieu also warned -- lew also warned about congress waiting to the last minute to strike a deal. >> if you wait until the last minute, you've done serious damage to the u.s. and world economy. it's not responsible. it's reckless. >> reporter: congress will need to act fast. secretary lew expects them to reach the borrowing limit exactly one week from today. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. millions of americans who depend on food stamps will soon see benefits cut. stimulus money was allocated in 2009 for a temporary increase in food stamp benefits but that increase expires at the end of the month. a family of four will see benefits cut by about $36 a month. the government shutdown is

souring the kraft beer industry. kraft beer companies are having trouble gaining approval for the seasonal beers with the alcohol and tobacco tax and trade bureau closed as part of the government shutdown. southbound brewing in georgia cannot take the final steps to get tlt new beer on the -- get their new beer on the market. >> can't put the formula in for the approval or get a label so we can register it with the state to sell to our distributor. >> executives at the brewing company in petaluma have expressed their frustration. the shutdown is spoiling their plans to release an autumn seasonal beer in larger bottles. an author from canada won the nobel prize for literature just hours ago. alice munro is the first canadian to win the prize since 1976. the swedish academy that select, the winners, says that munr o. is a master of the condemn po trarry short stories

-- contemporary store stories. the teenaged girl from pakistan who is considered one of the favorites to win the nobel peace prize tomorrow. today, the 16-year-old received a human rights award from european lawmakers. the taliban tried to kill her because of her support for girls' education. the award she just received comes with a $65,000 prize. >> and the nobel prize would be bigger. we'll be covering that. >> yeah. let's check in with sal. you have good news for us. that's nice to here. >> yeah. we'll we're gonna do the bay bridge toll plaza. that commute has recovered. one of the things we like, about this time, some of the commutes start to get better. this one is the one. sometimes we can look and receive traffic backed up beyond where we can see it. it's only a five-minute backup

here. also this morning we're looking at the commute in san francisco. northbound and southbound 101 while it's busy, it's not stop and go if you are driving to the downtown area, it should pretty good. roland and central san rafael, slow traffic there. 87, 85, northbound 280, slow commutes. northbound 101 is slow all the way to sunnyvale from near the yerba buena exit. we also want to mention that 880 is still slow from highway 82 down to mowry avenue. things have improved a little bit through hayward. 580 is still slow coming into livermore. the as are playing game five tonight. 5:00. "pink" is playing at 7:30 in the same coliseum complex there. very crowded conditions expected on the freeway. best thing, use b.a.r.t. they are on time. caltrain and muni are not expecting any delays. let's go to steve.

>> nice graphic, sal. >> thank you. we're on the back edge of the high clouds. already sunny in the north bay. it will be sunny for all in a couple of hours. a little bit of patchy fog. there's the system. not a lot to it. there will be a lot of traffic. but the weather will not be an issue for the game. 68 today. mostly clear, west wind at 15 miles an hour. overall everything looks nice for the weather this afternoon. the clouds will be out of here in san francisco. 68 degrees. there will not be much change for us. high clouds, patchy coast fog and then mostly sunny. i think it will be sunny, nice to mild. all of that cloud cover will be gone. the low we had didn't do anything here. but boy did it in southern california, arizona where it's snowing in flagstaff. had some decent snow in the sierra. it looks likes they will get some more on -- it looks like they will get some more hon sunday. the clowng -- more -- more on

sunday. once this system goes by, it will be a couple of hours, then we'll have sunshine for a couple of days. but another slow is on is way in the sierra nevada by sunday. so again, the pattern looks to be -- the trend is your friend. another one will be digging in. for you, clouds, then sun. 60s and 70s, clearlake 73. petaluma, 73. novato is in there. napa, 74. san rafael at 73. a little bit warmer but not much. brentwood, antioch. 60 berkeley, oakland, alameda. castro valley at 71. livermore, 73. not much of a difference here no matter where you go. south bay a lot of 70s. 70s the peninsula. sunshine out already in pacifica. i was told. chilly morning. sunny, warm days. saturday, maybe a few high clouds zip in. sunny, breezy. there will be some clouds in truckee, reno on sunday. what we now know about the

salmonella outbreak. what the agriculture department is threatening to do today. san francisco is known for its congested streets. but how changes made to improve pedestrian safety may be slowing down first responders.

happening now -- republicans giving an update on negotiations to raise the debt limit and avoid a default on

the government's debts. let's listen in right now. >> the democrats unwillingness to have this conversation is delaying things and hurting the american people. it's gone on too long. we hope that the president will choose negotiations over crisis. leadership over an inaction and dialogue over silence. it's time to solve our problems. >> you know, the president is fond of saying that no one gets everything they want in a negotiation. and frankly, i agree with that. nobody gets everything they want. but over the course of the last ten days we've tried to have conversations with our democrat colleagues. they don't want to talk. the president doesn't want to talk. we've tried to offer bills to reopen part of the government, only to have them rejected.

so what we're gonna do is offer the president today the ability to move, a temporary increase in the debt ceiling in agreement to go to conference on the budget, for him -- for his willingness to sit down and discuss with us a way forward to reopen the government and to start to deal with america's pressing problems. it's time for leadership. it's time for these negotiations and this conversation to begin. i would hope that the president will look at this as an opportunity and a good-faith effort on our part to move halfway, halfway to what he's demanded and order to have these considerations begin. >> you just heard it life. john boehner saying he will ask house republicans to approve a short-term extension on. government's ability to borrow to meet its bills. there's just one week left for lawmakers to raise the debt ceiling and void the first

default in history. in exchange, he wants the president to talk and negotiate before they end the government shutdown. so fen, a little bit of back and forth there. boehner and about 17 other house republicans will be meeting with president obama later today at the white house. so we will keep an eye on the story and let you know how those talks proceed. 8:27. ktvu news has learned there may be a big safety problem tied to the effort of making san francisco streets safer for pedestrians and bike riders. and it may be slowing down firefighters and police officers. many first responders say narrowing streets and reducing the number of traffic lanes can make it difficult to get to the scene of an emergency. those leading the fight for pedestrians and cyclists insist there's a way to make streets safe and still have room for responders. 8:28. for the second time this month,

a massage parlor in campbell accused in a prostitution sting. what the police are saying this morning about their undercover operations. we're live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station where tomorrow morning you may see buses instead of trains. we'll tell you about a possible strike -- next. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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the plans are being pushed for commuters, should that happen, we'll tell you about that in a live report. welcome back. it's thursday, october 10th. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve? >> high clouds, clearing out fast. this will only be with us for a little bit. for the game forecast, everything looks line. it will be sunny to mostly sunny. temperatures upper 60s to start. maybe cool by after the 7th inning or so. but everything is good to go as far as weather-related issues. 40s and 50s they've not moved much. for the morning hours, high clouds and coast fog. i know there's thick fog around half moon bay, else el granada. that will clear. these higher clouds all we have to teal with this morning -- deal with this morning and it will be sunny later. high clouds, patchy fog. highs, 60s and 70s. if you like this kind of weather and these kind of high temperatures, you will like the

next three days here's sal. we've had new problems pop up. we also have slow traffic in the areas kind of lingering on. but the eastshore freeway has improved. if you are driving through richmond you will still see some slow traffic as you drive through. the traffic will be okay, though, if you are driving on westbound 80 to the bay bridge toll plaza. also looking at the san mateo bridge, traffic is moving along very nicely with no major issues on -- on westbound 92 over to southbound 101. i do want to mention that we do have the south bay still very slow, 101 and 280, a lot of people there. montague expressway, in the south bay, there's an injury crash reported there. if you are driving on 880, the traffic continues to get better but it's still thick through union city and fremont. back to the desk. 8:33. we're still following the developing news that it is the deadline day in the b.a.r.t.

labor dispute. the countdown clock, ticking toward the midnight deadline when that 60-day cooling-off period ends. negotiators left the bargaining station in downtown oakland with news of a set back. a lot of b.a.r.t. riders are making backup plans in case for tomorrow morning. tara moriarty has been talking to nervous b.a.r.t. riders in walnut creek. what are they saying, tara? >> reporter: well, they are not too thrilled. they keep stopping by the camera and asking us what's going on. obviously we don't know. but we do understand that negotiations took a turn for the worst. the strike is back on. -- ban on the table -- is back on. table. there are 6,000 riders that can accommodate on the bus shuttles but there are 400,000 riders to take b.a.r.t. each day. now, in the event of a strike on a weekday, you can catch the round-trip charter bus service from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 and then from 3:00 to

7:00 on the way home. passengers are making plans. >> i think i'll work from home. >> reporter: what if it keeps continuing into the next week? >> i'm gonna try my best to do the same. i will try to avoid mass transit in general. it's such a mess from the east bay to get to san francisco. >> reporter: the bus shuttle hubs will be at el cerrito, west oakland, concord, la fayette, dublin, san leandro, hayward, and then here in walnut creek. b.a.r.t. will have 15 buses at the most at each station during the weekday. all morning service will be directly to san francisco. if there's a strike overert weekend -- over the weekend, b.a.r.t. will offer service from these same nine stations. tickets for a round-trip ticket will be distributed on first come/first served. folks plan to take the ferry, samtrans, telecommuting, carpooling. some are even riding their

bike. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. b.a.r.t. has been training managers to run trains in case there is a strike. last month, ktvu told you that the training was taking place at an warehouse at mare island. there are about a dozen b.a.r.t. managers who are certified train operators. others are trying to get certification. still not clear where the plan stands right now. b.a.r.t. has said that managers running trains could only provide limited service around the bay area. now, i want to take you live pictures. this is the caltrans building downtown oakland. this is where the labor negotiations are about to start in just a couple of hours. meantime, the b.a.r.t. board will be meeting just down the road in about 25 minutes from now. coming up for urat 8:45 -- for you at 8:45, the message union members plan to take directly to the board on this strike deadline day. san jose police have overwhelmingly rejected the sit's latest contract -- city's latest contract.

officers voted 954-2 against the proposal which would have raised salaries by 3%. the mercury news reports that officers are asking for twice that, a 6% hike. the city says it cannot afford raises without making cuts elsewhere. two years ago, police and other city workers accepted salary cuts to offset a budget shortfall. san jose mayor chuck reed led a pension reform fight that angered a lot of those city officers. measure b was approved by voters. but it's being challenged in court by the police union. now mayor reed is said to be days away from taking his campaign statewide. the san jose mercury news reports the mayor says yesterday he hopes to file paperwork for a ballot measure. it would allow all cities in california to change pension plans for employees which have created a huge drain on many city budgets. 8:37. for the second time this month, another massage parlor in

campbell has come under fire with accusations of prostitution. janine de la vega joins us live from campbell to tell us what an undercover officer -- undercover operation, rather, led to. >> reporter: good morning. we have very not been able to talk to employees of the bronze spa. the doors are locked and it does not open up until 9:00 a.m. but police are working to try to close this down. investigators say an officer was offered sexual acts in exchange for money. police arrested 47-year-old tu haven't for solicitation of prostitution. officers received numerous plants about what goes on -- complaints about what goes on in the spa. when an undercover police officer went to investigate, they say the woman offered oral sex for $100 during a $50 an hour massage. besides her arrest, police cited the business for turning

the lights off and having a door locked during business hours which are both against city code. >> when she was arrested, it was not so much shock as much as just becoming quiet, not wanting to talk to us. >> what did the owner say? >> the owner didn't admit to the knowledge that prostitution was occurring inside the business. >> reporter: police say the owner was not arrested because she claimed to not be aware of the alleged prostitution. the city is working with code enforcement to revoke the brogez spa's permit to on -- bronze spa's permit to operate. but it's a long process. last week we told you about another spa shut down after police caught a therapist there offering sex for money. back out here live, i want to show you. there is a children's dance studio right next door to the bronze spa. there's also a lot of other restaurants and businesses in this strip mall where it's

located. that's another reason why police are taking this very seriously because of the complaints here as well as from a nearby elementary school. reporting live from campbell, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:39. the state department of public health investigating the death of a woman whose bodzdy was found in -- body was found in a stairwell at san francisco general hospital. the commission is investigating. san francisco general confirmed yesterday lynn spauld's body was found in a seldom-used stairwell 17 days after disappearing from her hospital room. san francisco jen. says nothing like -- general. they say nothing like this has ever happened before. they are still investigating how and when she died. zlar university will no -- santa clara university will no longer provide health energy for elective abortions. the school's president says the decision aligns with the kith lynn university's core values

-- catholic university's core values. but some feel blindsided by this. the university's president does plan to discuss the issue in a series of forums in the coming weeks. meanwhile, governor jerry brown has signed a bill allowing midwives, nurse prak tickners and -- practitioners and physical siss' stints to -- physician astints to under-- assistants to undergo first trimester abortions. california is the only state in the u.s. to expand access to abortions this year. 8:41. the agriculture department says the foster farms chicken company has until today to say how it's gonna deal with a salmonella outbreak linked to raw chicken. the usda has threatened to shut down three california poultry plants. the outbreak has sickened 278 people around the country.

society far, foster farms -- so far, foster farms has not recalled any raw prowckets-- products. the usda says the chicken is safe to eat if handled problem and if it's fully cooked. we've posted the three codes to look out for on foster farms packages. you can find them at ktvu.com. look under our home page under hot topics. 8:42. there's an extra incentive to push pass the playoffs in this playoff series for the as. we're live in oakland where the coolingoff period has down to mere hours. how close they are to getting a deal done. good morning. the commute looks good on highway 4, highway 680. it's getting busy -- busier.

it will be sunny today. temperatures warming up or staying on the cool side.

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fund as washington seems to be inching closer to a deal to avert a u.s. government default. we heard speaker boehner say live here he's asking house republicans to support a sx- week extension -- six-week extension for. the -- six-week extension. all right. time's 8:46. let's bring you up to date on tom of the other top stories we're following for you -- several streets in santa rosa still shut down because of this police standoff. s.w.a.t. teams believe a gunman may be riding in a house on sedgemoore drive. the standoff started about 11:30 last night. new developments in washington, d.c. those talks to raise the debt ceiling, at least temporarily and avoid a government default. we brought this to you live 20 minutes ago. speaker of the house john

boehner says he will ask house republicans for a short-term increase in the debt ceiling if president obama will negotiate over the government shutdown. next thursday is the deadline for the debt ceiling to be raised or the u.s. will default on its debt for the first time in history. back here at home, we're a little more than 15 hours away from the end of b.a.r.t.'s 60- day coolingoff period. brian flores is in oakland now. those negotiations may have hit a snag. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it's also added a lot of stress to commuters out there this morning. both sides have had 6 a days to try -- 60 days to get a deal done. as you saw on the clock, it's come down to mere hours to avert a possible b.a.r.t. labor strike. earlier this week we had been reporting about progress made at the negotiating table. for the most part, there was. it was encouraging for the sake of commuters that a strike would not happen. but last night the tone

changes. the union president said they were close to getting a deal done. but they say b.a.r.t. management last night pulled back on the offer. and now the un ups are -- unions are accusing them of the setback. b.a.r.t. management says that's not the case, they did not pull back. it was a miscommunication. >> it's more of a case of miscommunication involving the mediator that led to all of this. it's not the end of the world. we'll be back at the table tomorrow talking. >> this was not a miscommunethycation -- miscommunication. this had nothing to do with the mediator. they are changing midstream. it's pretty much indicative of them saying, you know what? whatever. we're ready to get this thing

down. >> reporter: no 72-hour strike warning has been issued. they are prepared just in case a deal cannot get done. the unresolved issues, pay raises, healthcare contributions and staffing when it comes to safety, both sides say a deal can be done in hours. but the main concern is the cost of the proposals. whatever is decided still needs the approval of the board as well as the unions. now, closed-door b.a.r.t. meeting is scheduled four blocks from here in about 15 minutes and then the tables are turn back here where the negotiations will resume at noon today. hopefully get a deal done for the sake of commuters. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> make sure you stay right here with with ktvu for all of the continue -- right here for all of the strike information. if the strike goes, we'll be on the air start tomorrowing at 4:00 a.m. to help you get through your

morning commute. the oakland as, four runs down. it was too high of a mountain to climb. >> it's not over. tonight is the final and deciding game between the as and the detroit tigers taking place in oakland. that will determine who moves on in the playoffs to face the boston red sox. pam cook is in the studio with more. >> if you come, they will build it. perhaps a new stadium. sports analysts are saying the excitement over a win in oakland would lead to the investment in the team's future and then more likely that the team would get a new home. the "chronicle" gives examples of the 49ers and the mariners of teams that got a new home. bud selig recently called the coliseum here a pit making it

sound like mlb will direct the as to find a new place to play. as for tonight, though, and all of the excitement, 24-year-old pitcher sonny gray has the chance to be the star. he's the starting pitcher. maybe surprising some pitchers that he was picked. from detroit, it's justin verlander who many as' fans remember shut out the as last year during the series. i didn't realize this until i started to read the sports articles. this is the sixth time that the as are in the a.l. series. i don't want to jinx anything. but it's time for a win. dave? >> thank you, pam. we're getting new information about that s.w.a.t. standoff in santa rosa. police s.w.a.t. teams just went into the house where a man with a gun was believed to be hiding. we're told the s.w.a.t. team used flash grenades as they went in. we don't know yet if they found

the man inside but stay tuned. we will keep you posted. let's check wur traffic now -- let's check your traffic now. >> right now, the commute still looks pretty good. there are some areas that are slow. i will mention traffic is gonna be slowing down on the south bay commute. let's go there first. northbound 280. that traffic is going to be still very slow. the road senors are getting better -- sensors are et going better -- are getting better. 880 is getting better especially through the part through hayward. 580 is slow in dublin. that's where all of the traffic has shifted to. i want to mention that the as game is tonight at 5:00 and then there's a concert, a "pink" concert at 7:30. this will be cre crowded there -- very crowded there. muni has delays. the n-judah was involved in a minor collision 24th in the avenues. they are running bus service to

replace the trains while they sort out of accident. let's go to steve. i'm sorry. don't go. we have a couple of more pictures. bay bridge toll plaza, this traffic is looking good. now we can go to steve. thank you. we have sunshine for some in the higher clouds and a little bit of fog. it looks like the clouds are washing out, thinning out. you can see there's already a lot of drying upstream and that means sunshine basically. the high clouds will us right now. overall, the low giving rain to southern california, arizona snow, also into sowv -- into southern nevada. chilly mornings, cold mornings in the late saturday. another low is going to dig in toward the sierra nevada, maybe maybe giving them more snow. it looks dry here. temperatures are not moving much. there's 60s and 70s. it's remarkably very quiet, the next four, five days. only one or two-degree differences. settling in in the low to mid-

70s inland. 60s and 70s close to the bay. we could get some higher clouds saturday. maybe some snow up in the mountains. be advised. we'll update that for you tomorrow. it looks very quiet. maybe just breezy to windy at times. constantly connected. how e-mails and texts could be affecting your health. i love having a free checked bag

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welcome back. 8:56. happening today -- the family of daphne webb marking three

months now since she disappeared in oakland. this is also daphne's 2nd birthday. her great aunt told ktvu that her disappearance is having a deep effect on her family, obviously. a candlelight prayer vigil will be held at 4:00 this afternoon at 79th and international boulevard. that's where daphne's father said the little girl disappeared from the car when he went into a store. if you cannot stop checking your phone, you are not alone. a new study find the average person checks their smartphone, 110 times a day. yep. david and i -- >> me, too. >> some people check their phone every six seconds. scientists say checking your phone too often can cause eyestrain and tension. the smartphone app lockett conducted the -- locket conducted the study. >> i believe it. sal, 880 is gonna be nuts.

>> it is gonna be. i want to mention very quickly since we're running you out of time -- out of time, traffic will be slow because of the as game and a concert. b.a.r.t. and kol -- caltrain have no delays but there is a delay at the n judah because of a crash. sunny, nice, it looks quiet for a while. >> okay, steve. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making caldecott -- thank you for making ktvu your chice for news. >> be sure to join us at noon for more on the b.a.r.t. strike.

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