will be no settlement tonight. in fact the situation is such that they are still millions of dollars apart so much so that a settlement seems allusive. the one good news is the b.a.r.t. people have yet to present their final offer, which means we will go no further than this, that hasn't happened yet and that means the talks can continue but the idea of a strike can come after midnight which is to say the unions don't have to give notice but the unions did give us this pledge. >> i can't tell tell you how much notice, because we are working to avoid a strike but we will give the public notice. >> reporter: some legislators have been seen coming in and out of the building.

when you think about it the governor has done everything he can. he can call the legislator back into session and they could pass an passengers legislation to -- pass a legislation to halt it. but they are no closer to a deal. the situation is grim. the situation is not friendly and the situation is likely to boil over into a strike unless one makes significant concessions. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> as those negotiations continue no one is sure when or if they will walk off the job. ktvu's paul chambers found options, a plan b for the commuters out there. >> reporter: some people are not waiting for unions to make that decision so they are taking matters into their own

hands and planning their day tomorrow as if b.a.r.t. has already called for a strike. >> reporter: at this hour b.a.r.t. trains are running but if workers decide to strike 400,000 commuters will need alternate transportation. >> them going on strike is disrespectful to the people who give them their jobs. >> reporter: other transit agencies are prepared. san francisco ferry system told workers to plan as if there is a strike. >> they should expect there will be a strike tomorrow. >> reporter: this is the scene in july when b.a.r.t. workers went on strike. commuters were stuck in long lines, waiting for buses and ferries. so this time they are hoping people plan ahead. >> i will have to wake up an hour and a half earlier. >> reporter: a.c. transit will add extra buses.

a.c. transit will wait till a strike is declared before changing its schedule. >> i will prepare ahead of time. finding a alternative -- transportation. not relying on b.a.r.t. tomorrow. i will not be on b.a.r.t. >> reporter: san francisco mta planned for a strike by post these signs. parking are reserved for carpool only. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a potential b.a.r.t. strike may keep mayor ed lee from making a important trip. he was scheduled to travel to beijing on a trade mission. 70 business leaders are supposed to accompany the leader but he may have a more important job that will keep him here. >> i had to tell just a large number of people that there is one thing that i may have to

consider and that is if there is a b.a.r.t. strike, if the shut down continues, if they create the worse conditions i think as a mayor of san francisco i need to be here to help make decisions. >> a b.a.r.t. leader is scheduled to travel with the mayor. >> b.a.r.t.'s general manager took to the airways today. >> b.a.r.t. thanks you for your patience during the negotiations and for your support. for all b.a.r.t. information sign up for b.a.r.t. e-mail alerts. >> ktvu's tom vacar sat down yesterday with the general manager and she said b.a.r.t. has the highest paid transit workers in the bay area. you can watch that interview on www.ktvu.com. and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we will keep you posted if a deal is reached or if a strike

occurs on facebook, twitter and www.ktvu.com. >> the state is suing the parent company of a chain of career preparation colleges. california attorney general kamala harris made the announcement today. she is accusing corinthian colleges of false advertising. they misrepresent job placement rates and opportunities for students and investors. >> the people of our state should not be the subject of other people trying to make muppie off of them -- money off of them. >> they are accused of illegally using military seals. they have four bay area campuses. san francisco mayor ed lee ordered a review into procedures at san francisco general hospital follow the

death of a patient there. the review will begin tomorrow. the body of lynne spaulding was found tuesday in a rarely used outdoor stair well. she was reported missing two weeks ago. police are segging her -- investigating her death. a san francisco police officer is under arrest on suspicion of dui. police also say he left the scene of a crash. ktvu's amber lee is live in san francisco with the trail he left behind that helped fellow officers track him down. amber? >> reporter: we are near 12 avenue. san francisco police sergeant is accused of hitting this blue car caution rear and friend end damaging. it happened at 8:35 p.m. tuesday night. a witness saw his friend's car was damaged. another neighbor saw a car

speed away. the witness says another driver followed the car to where it stopped at his home. the driver who followed the car traced the skid marks back to the scene and told the owner where the hit-and-run driver was. the police was called. the victim didn't know the driver was an off duty police officer till the next day. police say he was off duty. this is video of him when he -- when we interviewed him in 2006. he was arrested that night and released. she now on paid leave pending an investigation. i reached him by phone, he tells me he was advised not to speak about the matter and referred me to his attorney. the 22 year veteran is expected of driving drunk and facing a misdemeanor hit and run charge.

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. green, gold and pink are combining for tough traffic today. here is a live look at interstate 880 near the coliseum in the area right now not looking too bad. different than earlier today. the a's are playing a game 5 against thetiers. the -- the tigers. add in a pink concert tonight and you will have a big crowd later on tonight. all of the national parks closed by the government shut down could reopen if the states pay up. the white house said today it will allow states to use their own money to reopen national parks. governors in four states, utah, south dakota, arizona and colorado have asked for permission to open the parks. we spoke to governor jerry brown and they said the budget is balanced. it is not clear if they would

be reimbursed so as of the moment california national parks will remain closed. here is where we stand on the government shut down. a meeting at the white houses with gop leaders and the president ended with no deal but more talks are expected later on tonight. wall street seems to think there is a possible deal close on the debt ceiling or the government shut down. the dow is up 323 to 15,126. also the senate approved and the president signed a bill to provide benefits to families of fallen troops during the shut down. military veterans turned out on the peninsula today hoping to find jobs. a higher our heroes job fair was held. sprint, walgreen's, bank of america and dozens of other companies set up tables. they gave veterans a chance to learn valuable skills. >> work shop classes that helps

them to rewrite their resumes and interviewing tips and that way employers are better able to see the value they can bring. >> since the program began in 2011, 1200 companies hired 20,000 veterans or military spouses. and homeless vets will get more help. governor jerry brown signed several bills aimed at helping vets. including more money for afford housing for homeless veterans. they will ask to allow the state to use housing bond funds for transitional housing. a quarter of the nation's homeless vets live in california. a raiders fan gone wild at the airport but stripping off his clothes was just the beginning. what happened next that got him tasered. >> a warming trend. when temperatures climb and how much higher they will go. >> this mother was run over and

killed in the park. the three changes being considered to prevent this from happening again.

what police call a report of a gunman on the san jose state university campus had studentsb and faculty under-- students and faculty under lock down. a student spotted a man carrying a hand gun at 9:00 a.m. this morning. san jose state university locked down sweeney hall. police did not find anyone with a gun after a two hour search. >> most of our class went into the corner and huddled as a group and kept on our phones to remain informed. nerve-wracking. >> we asked why sweeney hall was locked down and not other buildings, because it is near

the police department and officers responded quickly and believe they had any threat contained. it was three months ago today that daphne webb disappeared without a trace and tonight a candlelight vigil was held for her in oakland. today is also her second birthday. [ singing happy birthday ] >> family and supporters sang happy birthday at the spot where daphne webb's father reported her missing. ktvu's cara liu was at the vigil. what police are saying about the investigation, and she spoke to daphne webb's mother. you will hear from her tonight on bay area news at 7:00 on tv bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. mother in holly park run over by a city truck and killed. today officials held a hearing to see what policies need to be

changed. ktvu's rob roth was at the hearing and joins us now live. rob? >> the question is what needs to be done so what happened never happens again. >> reporter: officials said the public's trust in san francisco parks has been damaged. >> there is a sense people feel unsafe. >> reporter: the loss of confidence comes in the wake of what happened last month. she was sun bathing on the grass with her daughter when she was run over and killed by a park vehicle. that worker then left the scene. he hasn't yet been charged. >> there is frustration and anger that comes with what happened. >> reporter: they held a hearing to see which policy should be changed. >> there is no single

management stroke that can perfectly anocculate an individual's adjustment. >> reporter: they did have proposals. among them increase the signs on roads, impose a 5 miles per hour speed limit for city trucks inside the park, install warning alarms and for trucks that travel on to recreation areas, drivers must have a spotter, a policy that wasn't followed in this case. >> since we have had policies in place that had not been followed how do we ensure going forward whatever changes we make that those changes are followed? >> reporter: sources say the district attorney is expected to make a decision on whether to file charges next week. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. starting in january

insurance companies must offer the same access to fertility treatments as heterosexual companies. governor jerry brown signed the law this week. it classifies the non- discrimination provision. but gay rights groups say many same-sex same-sex couples have still been denied coverage. >> you can't discriminate on the basis of their marital status. this makes it clear that includes this coverage. >> the law does not include coverage for in-vitro vertalizization. tracking states education data. users can choose which states to compare, test scores and teacher salaries. it shows california teachers

are among the highest paid. but test scores are among the lowest. not a clean get away for laptop thieves. a car was burglarized and a laptop was taken. the victim had software on the computer that tracks the computer and takes pictures of people using the computer. at first these people were spotted with the stolen mac and then misman was pictured -- this man was pictured using the computer. if you spot any of these people call police. a lot of sunshine across the bay area today. low clouds and fog will regroup tonight and tomorrow morning. they will be a factor for the friday morning commute. right now partly cloudy skies. tracking rain showers yesterday in southern california but all the showers ended and we have this, patchy fogs, around mop

ray bay and this will expand -- monterey bay and this will expand. right now mostly clear skies. coliseum and we have a fair sky and calm conditions. breeze, 10 to 15 miles per hour. temperatures are dropping in san francisco. 56 degrees and san jose 67. and tomorrow looks good as well. 6:00 p.m. tomorrow morning 52 degrees. on track to reach the lower 70s again with sunshine tomorrow afternoon. here we go, forecast for tonight, partly cloudy skies, tomorrow morning clouds. hazy sunshine. the weekend look goods. more sunshine i. mild to warm, especially by the second half of the weekend. tomorrow morning, lower 40s for santa rosa and napa. low 50s around the bay. low clouds near the coast and

around the bay. and pacific, a storm to the east, all this energy is riding over this area of high pressure. no rain to worry about. tomorrow clouds, hazy sunshine. into the weekend, sunday and monday this weather system moves to the east. that will generate the winds and warm us up for the second half of the weekend. there is that cloud cover tomorrow morning. and partly cloudy skies into the afternoon hours. high clouds moving in by late afternoon. highs for tomorrow, not a big change from today. santa rosa 74 degrees. around the bay 70. inland low 70s. nice out there. san jose 73. sunnyvale 71. san francisco clouds in the morning, 66 degrees with partly cloudy skies for the afternoon hours. here is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view the theme will be cool mornings and comfortable

afternoon temperatures, 60s and 70s. maybe 80 degrees by tuesday. i think it will be a nice weekend. especially on sunday. >> looking good. thank you. one raider fan not making a good impression across the pond. the man stripped off his raiders shirt and then took off everything else and that was just the start to a strange landing for a passenger and it was all caught on tape. ♪

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trouble in jolly old england for a raiders fan. he had too much to drink on a flight and when the plan land things turned ugly and fast. video tells the tale. the man stepped off the plane. stripped off the raiders shirt and everything else. urinated and challenged the capten to a fight -- captain to a fight. the man finally put his clothes back on and police moved in, tasered him and arrested him as well. >> you say he was a raiders fan?

>> raiders shirt on. mark is here now with sports. going from the raiders to the 49ers. >> this is what we call counterprogramming. there is this other game in oakland now. the a's trail 2-0 to the tigers. bottom of the 4th. 49ers first of all. they got a divisional rival the arizona cardinals. a team that will be in to candlestick park sunday. when you play each other every season you are familiar with each other and sometimes it breeds animosity and that seems to be the case. tongue and cheek when he talks about these two teams and their rivalry. >> yeah, we know them. we don't like them. [ laughter ] >> we are familiar and, you know, it is no disrespect. they are great players. just always a heated game.

and -- especially then trenches. >> nfc west games are nfc west games. there is a rivalry to it. a nastiness to this division. so, you know, it is not so much the rivalry aspect, this is an nfc west team and they won it last year. >> former raider there. it is complete. the voting for this week's high school football game of the week. we will feature that game tomorrow on both our 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. newscasts on friday night lights. to review the raider -- or a's game. they are trailing, tigers miguel cabrera hit a two run homer. that is where it stands. the a's got out of a bases loaded situation. it could be worse than 2-0. full highlights. i will head out there as soon as we stop talking. >> we will see you out there at

10:00 p.m. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, parents upset about a school's plan to cancel halloween. where they are taking their fight and the latest on b.a.r.t. negotiations that are going down a the wire. all that and more coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news. >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you so much for joining us. have a great night. >> good night.

what am i most afraid of? hmm, let's see. global warming. and getting a "b." the phone ringing in the middle of the night. that i'm too much of a perfectionist. honey, this isn't a job interview. oh, man. job interviews. nothing. yeah, right. what about the pigeons? oh, i don't like them. they're shifty. losing mitchell. oh! hotel bedspreads. never getting my driver's license. or getting one and the picture sucks. dying alone. claire: oh, haley, sweetie, did you find your shoes?