we have been here all day trying to get an agreement on behalf of acu i am bitterly disappointed that did not take place. >> still no deal in the dispute but the new additions at the table could make a difference. >> trains are running and passengers happy now, we will tell you how it could change come next week. >> live in san francisco where a driver is in the hospital after she apparently hit several parked cars. we will tell you what happened coming up. >> a frightening attack outside a wal-mart seriously injures one woman, the specific items she had that the thieves were after, ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, we want to

take you right out to the walnut creek bart station this morning, a little bit of activity but the good news is no strike today, they worked up to the deadline back at the table this morning, perhaps through the weekend because we could still have a strike monday morning. we have complete team coverage checking on that just a moment. for now thank you for joining us, friday morning, october 11th, i am pam cook. >> good morning, i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, chilly. >> cold for some no doubt about it happy friday and big fog bank, low clouds reducing visibility so your friday each day temperatures coming down, more so toward the coast, inland upper 70 also, mostly 60s and 70s, and 50s by the coast with that, 40s or low 50s, no doubt about it chilly to cold out there so bundle up, 46 san rafael and some areas feels colder than that, thick

cold, cool to cold mostly sunny might be fog just kind of residing there because there is plenty there today and some of it pushed inland and parts of the north bay a few reports of reduced visibility so fog, then sun, nice, i know getting late for that but it is there around all its glory then, a chilly morning, breezy at times more of a northwest or westerly breeze, 60s, 60s or low 70s, here is sal. >> steve good morning, right now the traffic is going to be getting busier around i also noticed more people on the roads, perhaps some people didn't know if bart was running and took the car, we can only guess about that but we do see more volume in some areas. the bay bridge is backed up but not all that thick, we also have friday light in some areas. westbound that is heading out nicely there.

south bay commute looks good as we push in to high with 101, which usually becomes slow first, it is looking good all the way into sunnyvale and the south bay commute in general looks good except for just a small stretch of slow traffic in the santa cruz mountains going southbound. now lease go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal, we begin with developing news this morning, bart workers will go on strike monday morning if a deal is not reached over the weekend. the two sides emerged last night from a long day of meeting, negotiations will resume this morning. the good news is the unions did not go on strike this morning despite the end of that 60 day cooling off period at midnight. members say they are pleased that two bart board of directors and the general manager are expected to attend today's session. >> if you get stuck on and ideological difference and you will never reach an agreement but if you get done -- if you start bargaining on what can be

done and what is possible then things start moving. >> we will be back here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. >> -- strike -- >> you have to ask them, again i have no control whatsoever over there. >> those are the main sticking points, they say they have reached agreements on some things but not on those. even though a possible strike has been delayed for now the threat of another strike on monday is causing a lot of unwanted stress for riders and drivers. tara moriarty is out at the bart station to see how commuters are getting prepared. >> reporter: a lot of bart riders that we spoke to here yesterday said they were actually going to be staying and working from home today so it will be interesting to see if they stick to that and the numbers here at bart are slightly down or if maybe some people will ditch those last minute plans and hop on bart today. after the weekend we could be right back where we started

because they did not strike a deal last night. sunday at midnight we could find out a strike is on, in which case you need to be prepared. bart will fire up its bush shuttle service but it can only accommodate 6000 people a day. we spoke to one woman who ended up ditching her commute plan early this morning. >> i had been planning to take the ferry, drive to oakland, which would have taken a long time and then take the ferry into the city, which could have cost me pretty close to work but yeah i am really happy that everyone decided -- the unions decided not to strike, that is what i had my fingers crossed for. >> in the event of the strike during the weekday catch round trip charter service, that is on the buses from 5:00 to 8:00 and 3:00 to 7:00 at night on the way home, these are the hubs and bart is urging its riders to plan just in case.

>> 6:05, because bart did not go on strike this morning that means all agencies are running on a normal schedule. if there is a strike monday ac transit is expected to pick up most of the extra burden, they will run regular buses from the east bay to san francisco and the peninsula and extra buses as they are available. the san francisco bay ferry will also pick up some of the slack if there is a bart strike monday. even though monday is columbus day, a holiday for some people, the ferry is preparing to launch extra boats and also extend service hours to handle any extra demands. the chp says all hov hours and locations are normal today but if workers go on strike monday morning the hours of the hov carpool lanes will go all day from 5:00 to 7:00. make sure you stay right here with us at ktvu channel 2 for the negotiations and follow

us on twitter and facebook for the latest developments anytime. happening right now police in san francisco investigating how and why a driver was going too fast and slammed into several parked cars just a little while ago. ktvu's brian flores is right there. what do you see and what happened, brian? >> reporter: hi, dave, good morning to you, we are on 10th avenue feet away from geary and as you can see a tow truck crew is trying to remove that, apparently that driver may have been driving too fast, still unclear but still lots of damage, these cars parked here, lots of damage to that car there, lots of damage as well to the car behind it, which is a civic. we take a look at the video from the damage shot a few moments ago, still trying to

piece together what happened but police say a female driver in that car that appeared to be a subaru was driving there when she appeared to do that, again it appeared to be a honda and hit that car, which did that, we do not know that but we do know she was taken to san francisco general hospital and we don't know the extent of her injuries but police at the time say moments after the accident she was walking and talking as we take you back out her life again you see the crew cleaning up a lot of the mess here this morning trying to remove at least two cars that were damaged here. i did speak to the owner of the suv there, he says he was awakened up then when this happened and basically describes it as a loud crash, he came running out and could not believe the damage that happened then. we will piece together exactly what happened. we will have another live

report within the hour, here in san francisco brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a woman was attacked in the wal-mart parking lot there because of what she was wearing. now police need your help to track down the suspects who showed no mercy. janine de la vega joins us now from there with the details. >> reporter: pam, the attacked happened in front of this store on osgood road at 9:30 at night. the manager told us this morning they were concerned about what happened. they handed over video to police which shows the two suspects and the get away car. now, this photo was grabbed from the security video which shows the male and female suspects. police say they were after a gold chain that a 70-year-old woman was wearing and video shows the suspects following her and her family as they shopped inside the wal-mart. when she excited the store officers say one of the suspects grabbed her from behind trying to rip the necklace off and during that struggle he slammed the victim to the ground and dragged her until the chain came off. the female suspect waited in

this get away car, which police say appears to be a silver or gray 4 door hyundai with rear tinted windows. after the attack they sped off. when officers arrived they found the woman in a lot off pain. she required hospitalization and surgery. the suspects are described as between 17 to 25 years old, the male is either white or latino, between 5'7" inches tall to 5'10" with a medium to stocky build. the female as latino between 5'2" and 5'6" inches tall, if you have information you can leave police a tip there. >> new this morning the nobel peace prides was awarded hours ago to a group that works to

get rid of chemical weapons, the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons based there won the prize. they have inspectors in syria now there analyzing and destroying chemical weapons. this organization was was formed in 1997 to enforce that, it has that many nations and syria will join then. one of the nominations who did not win was her, she survived that by the taliban last october, she is a spokesperson for educating girls, she just received that. for the nobel peace prize there was a record 259 candidates including 50 organizations. >> 6:11 is the time, fighting gun control, why some could lose their seats for supporting gun control legislation. >> also despite the government shut down national parks are re-

opening in some states, why california is not one of them. >> good morning, traffic is still a little bit slow in some areas, as you can see, it is not friday light here. >> i have not stepped outside yet, cold out there for some, i know not cold like that but for us here there is a lot of fog is back, how does that play into a cooler forecast, we will have that coming right up. people go to a mattress store, and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. before you invest in a mattress, discover the bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. once you experience it, there's no going back. oh, yeah! at our columbus day event, save $500 to $700 on the final closeout of our performance series mattress sets. but hurry - ends soon! only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699.99.

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welcome back, time now 6:14, new this morning secretary of state john kerry just made a surprise trip to afghanistan for talks with the president there, they will talk about a deal to keep troops there. the u.s. wants a deal by the end of this month but the talks have stalled over the president's demand for guarantees there won't be foreign intervention in the future. >> now to our continuing cog coverage of the government shut down, heavy hitters head there in two hours to meet with him, the goal to find a way out of the deadlock. our kyla campbell is in our newsroom there with signs of a break through. >> reporter: pam, senate republicans will sit down with president obama. they do want to talk about spending cuts but they are looking beyond a six week deal pitched by house republicans. their idea, re-open the government right away and boost the nation's borrowing limit

for the next three months. that approach is closer to the terms the white house has set to end the stalemate and it would allow more time for democrats and republicans to negotiate the long-term budget. this meeting comes after president obama sat down with 20 house republicans for 90 minutes last night, both sides said it was a good meeting and talks will continue. >> we had a very useful meeting. it was clarifying i think for both sides as to where we are. >> the house members got back to work 15 minutes ago. i am in touch with my contacts to find out if they could vote today to end the shut down or raise the debt ceiling and will have that f you at 7:15. >> some states plan to spend their own money to re-open in parks but california has no plans to do that. those governors and others asked to re-open them because

of the impact they are having on their economy but a spokesman here said paying to re-open them here would strain the budget, which is balanced. >> 6:16, due to complaints from businesses and neighbors walnut creek will clear out homeless camps in the next couple of weeks, a survey shows there are 4000 homeless people there and they tell the times they will give them a 72 hour notice before they take down these encampments, they say they are trying to do it humanely. they are trying to help them find missing money, 500,000 dollars of it. now, this is video from a free summer concert by the symphony in los altos back in june, the theft was reported to

police after the symphony's board of directors discovered the money was gone, the season kicks off then by the way. >> for thousands of fans it was crushed by them. the game was held there and 48,000 fans were there for that but detroit came out strong from the beginning with that, that put them in the lead no going back from there, they won a final of 3-0 and won the series 3-two advanced to play them there but way to go oakland fans for staying until the very end, crowded park, making noise, and supporting the as. >> yeah, brand new day, time 6:18, checking in with sal, busy already. >> we have been, light in some and not so light in others, highway 4 doesn't look too

light for me, slow up through antioch and in bay point over the hill to concord, 680 is moderately heavy now driving from concord to walnut creek and then on highway 24 it is moderate. when you get to the bay bridge it has not filled in. usually on days when it is busy it will fill in past the 880 overcrossing. this morning only a little slowing there in those cash lanes there. also the morning commute is looking good on the peninsula, this looks good on 101 and 280 up to south city and over to san francisco. bart, cal train and muni are not reporting delays. 6:19, let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> -- steve -- >> -- low clouds in place, that has extended inland, not everyone, some report that but fog up and down the coasted and some moved inland reducing

visibility, san francisco almost like a june, 65 for a high and westerly freeze, san jose 40s and i have seen that and go for a high today of 70 there and probably the same toward that. knee low we had that brought rain there is now moving up there, a whopper and well out of our picture and left behind that and plenty there so it is upper 50s or low 60s day for many by the water's edge today and not that much warmer there, 28 tahoe, 38 reno, 48 there, so there are chilly numbers here and 40s concord is there even livermore, san jose has dipped to that and 41 navato, i notice those reports so bundle up, the days are not too bad like that then you do that and go oh, my goodness it is cold, so you do

that and it will clip there but not until then, for us the end result maybe just a breeze but a warmer pattern slowly i might add as we head into sunday and then early next week. if you are heading there there is that system so high clouds imroazy and cooler breezy, looks like that stays out our snow stays out, keep on that, lows and highs by the way, fog and sun nice chilly, cold for some, entriesy at times slight component of that, 60s and 70s, really close all over the place, those places are you temperatures in those, clear lake 75, same for them, 72 those places, 60s those places, i mean it is just everybody is pretty close here, santa clara, san jose, cupertino, sunnyvale, and those low 70s, lower there but not much, 60s and 70s there and san francisco and south san

francisco about the same saturday and it does look like that, monday and tuesday looks sunny and a little warmer. >> thank you. the founders of blackberry are looking to buy a piece of that, they filed a request yesterday to own that. their announce announcement is the latest sign of that after they lost that. if you are looking for part- time work for the holidays apply there. they hire 20,000 workers over then and will increase hours for them during the holidays. >> all right, pam, time 6:22, the question how do you stop the government shut down? well starbuck's plans to rally up its customers for that cause. >> the hills are alive with 8 legged harry covered creepy crawlers. why they are coming up there.

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good morning, westbound 24 looks pretty good as you drive between the walnut creek interchange and the caldecott tunnel. i like this weather too. the traffic is moving well all the way into oakland.

>> well 40 students from the university of delaware were hurt after a tractor-trailer ran into their bus after 10:00 last night in the town of bayer, 40 miles southwest of philadelphia, troopers say it ran a red light and hit the bus filled with sorority members on their way to a party but none suffered life-threatening injures. car dealers in colorado are warning people that cars damaged by floodwaters could send up for sale on the internet, some were destroyed beyond recognition but dealers say the damage is not so obvious for others. they say if you are buying a car from an area where there has been flooding look out for water stains on the carpet or mud under the hood. >> 6:26, as halloween approaches you may see more tarantulas here. they live underground but you can see them crossing there.

the males come out at dawn or dusk looking for females and not as scary as they look. >> the tarantulas i have come across have been friendly and don't aggressively attack anything, if you approach them they will actually just stop. >> see, tarantula can be seen in those areas and in henry coe and mt. diablo state park, the association is hosting tarantula related events both this weekend and next weekend. >> 6:27 is the time. a dramatic crash in san francisco, one car ended up in top of another, we just talked to the owner of one of cars, a live report coming up. >> talks broke off just before midnight without a deal but there will be no bart strike today. we will tell you what unions and bart are saying about getting back to the table. >> and it is possible some commutes may be a little bit busier as people didn't get the

word that trains are running today, right now westbound 24 does look good to the tunnel. >> a heads up if you have not stepped outside yet cold out there, 40s and fog roaring back to the coast will play into a cooler friday forecast. we will have that coming up.

right on time. the opening bell in new york this morning, stonegate mortgage celebrating an ipo, another ipo there this morning. a little bit of dismal news this morning coming out from one analyst but the season. nearly 1/5th have warned about that, so not a lot of hope about that, but we will get you

know news, you can see the markets headed lower. >> all right, we will smile anyway and say good morning to you, thank you for joining us here, friday pam, october 11d, i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook, 6:30, steve says that, huh. >> gradual, yes, pam and dave low clouds around and 40s and highs today cooler santa rosa 70, concord 72, oakland 68 to 65, san jose from 74 to 70 so a lot, trend has been to bring temperatures down because the addition of a fog bank out there, it is cold, 49 antioch, livermore, 46 those your friday trifecta and san jose 48, some some bundle up, layers if you work or live there fog is playing into the forecast today so fog, sun, nice, chilly cold

morning for some, a cool day for other, not bad, temperatures 60s, 70s, a few 70s but temperatures close coast and bay, here is sal. >> i am just looking at the commute and listennic to the fire department dispatch, app injury accident on the first street on-ramp. it was first reported there, joe looks for me and didn't find it, we will find it. they just dispatched it that, to your left, so while we get our act together with this we will do some other traffic and maybe we will find it, we will see, i think that spot is behind the building actually, so we will see. this is a look at the west bunds bay bridge approach, it is lighter than usual, it is very light, here it is 6:32 and

usually we have more slow traffic than this and we are not complaining, also the commute looking there if you are driving there, traffic continues to move along pretty well. this is a look at the san mateo commute. 101 and 280 are doing very nicely on the peninsula, it is 6:32, let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal, we continue with the developing news on the bart negotiations, there is no bart strike. the trains are still running. but there could possibly be a strike monday morning. ktvu's claudine wong joining us live in oakland where contract talks will resume this morning, good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes, you know you talk to the union negotiators and they liken these talks to a critically ill patient on life support with barely a heartbeat, certainly that doesn't give you a lot of optimism but they also say there is hope, there is hope that a deal can be reached and the unions say there are three very specific reasons about why they think that.

those reasons have to do with who is now getting," involved and engaged, lawmakers, the bart board and general manager, people who have been hands off, getting hands on. >> these are significantly developments and they don't happen unless -- in a vacuum, they happen through a lot of discussion so that is what we saw today, to us that is huge, a commitment to really reach an agreement we have not had. >> a commitment that follows a lot of disappointment, just before midnight both sides announced a deal could not be reached. >> we want to get this deal done. it needs to get done. it should have been done may 30th, june 30th, july 30th, should have been done way before now. >> but the unions also say even without a deal, even with the cooling-off period officially over, they will not strike, at least not yet. a message to the public they say that they are listening. although they also say they are

not sure a new proposal from bart is worth listening to, that proposal has yet to be presented. >> they asked us not to and we have not. >> who asked you. >> the unions. >> we are trying to get a deal and when you sit at the table and told we will only discuss with you and but not changing anything we have already put forward, that is not negotiations. >> so let's see if the tone changes when they head back, they are getting sleep before negotiations restart at 10:00. there is a new deadline, that deadline now sunday, at midnight and the unions say if there is no deal by then they will walk off the job. live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> bart wants you to plan ahead for next week in case they don't reach a bart contract by sunday night. bus shuttle service can only carry 6000 people but regulary 400,000 people ride bart every day, tara moriarty is busy

talking to commuters right now in walnut creek at the bart station. she will have a live report for you in just about 10 minutes. make sure you stay right here with ktvu for all the continuing coverage on the bart negotiations. you can also follow us on twitter and facebook for the latest developments anytime. >> new this morning police in san francisco are now investigating how and why a driver was going too fast and hit several parked cars this morning. brian flores is in san francisco with more on what happened and how it looks out there. >> reporter: hi, pam, good morning, yeah, we are on the 400 block of 10th avenue, the scene is clear now, police removed the cars 10 or 15 minutes ago. as you can see there is still lots of debris on the road, broken glass, debris from the cars from this morning as well. take a look at the individual from from the damage from this morning. still trying to piece together

what happened but police say a female driver this morning was driving from geary on to 10th when she lost control and hit two cars and slightly damaged a third. from what it appears it looks like the car hit the honda and then the impact forced that car to land on top of a car parked behind it. we spoke to the owner who says he was shocked. >> i heard a loud crash. it was like a loud crash and i had -- had a suspicion it was my car but i just like oh man i don't even want to wake up right now it was like 4:00 in the morning but then the cops rang my doorbell. >> it was up clear if the driver was under the influence of any kind or mechanical failure but we d know she was taken to the hospital and we don't know the extend of her injures but police say she was walking and talking. this is a new development.

i talked to them and they heard the driver hit a garbage truck and panicked and fled quickly on to 10th that forced her to lose control somehow and hit the cars here, a portion of 10th was closed but remains -- it is open this morning. we will again piece together exactly what happened this morning and bring you another live report here. live here in san francisco brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> time is now 6:37. a frightening attack to tell you about. it happened in fremont one week ago in a wal-mart parking lot. thousand the police want you to help catch the suspects. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live in fremont to tell you the specific thing those thieves were going after. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. well the price of gold has actually gone down 22% this year but that didn't matter to a pair of thieves, they wanted to grab a gold chain from a elderly woman shopping here at

this wal-mart on osgood now. now, here is a picture of the male and female suspects believed to between 17 and 25 years old. after reviewing video police say it appearedded the two were stalking them. when she exited one of the suspects grabbed her from behind trying to rip off her necklace, during the struggle he slammed her to the ground and dragged her until the chain came off. the female suspect waited in a get away car which appears to be a silver or gray 4 door hyundai with rear tinted windows. after the attack they sped off. when officers arrived they found the elderly woman in a lot of pain. she required hospitalization and surgery. now, this attack comes on the heels of another gold chain robbery that happened in fremont last month, where the suspect followed a woman shopping in lucky's to her home to steal her necklace. the suspect was caught in that case. so these two cases are not

related. now, if you recognize either of the suspects in this latest gold chain robbery you are asked to call fremont police and you can do so anonymously. live from fremont, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> police there are telling students to be extra cautious for at least the next 24 hours, this after a student said they saw a man with a gun yesterday morning near sweeny hall. that led to a police lock-down of the building and left hundreds inside. after an extensive search no gunman was found. police say students and teachers did a real good job taking cover and taking shelter, some of them even had to be convinced that police officers were really the police before they would open up their doors. gun rights advocates are threatening to launch recall campaigns against california lawmakers if govern jerry browne signs gun control

legislation sitting on his desk, gun rights activists say it would be too expensetive to recall the governor but considering recall campaigns against them. it comes after those were recalled in colorado last month because they supported gun control legislation. >> well, 6:40 is the time. a raider's fan gone wild at the airport, stripping off his clothes well that was just the beginning. what happened next. >> bart trains are running, so no strikes for now but that could all change next week, we will talk to passengers and see what they have to say about it. >> good morning, we do have a look at slow traffic in san francisco leaving for the east bay because of a crash that is behind the building here just after first street, we will tell you more about what is happening there. >> well, cold out there this morning for many, lots of 40s here on the lows and a big fog bank out there so a cooler

friday but what about the weekend?

welcome back, time now 6:44, the developing news in the bart negotiations in case you are just starting your day bart trains are still running today but that may not be for long, bart workers say they plan to go on strike monday morning if they don't reach a

deal this weekend, tara moriarty is there right now talking to people this morning. what are they saying? >> reporter: a lot of bart riders we spoke to yesterday said they were going to stay at home or carpooling so it is interesting to see if they stick to those plans or end up taking bart today. if they choose not to, of course the numbers would be down so we will keep an eye on that, they are concerned because they did not strike a deal last night. sunday at midnight we could find out a strike is on in which case you need to be prepared, bart will then fire up its shuttle that can only accommodate 6000 a day, we spoke to one woman who said that. >> i am thrilled bart is running today, i am beyond -- over the moon about it yes and i hope they settle today and i actually hope that somebody makes it illegal for them to strike. it is crippling our bay area. >> very inconvenient trying to

do our job and have to get up even earlier around carpooling and getting in and out of the city with a car with 400,000 other people that don't normally drive is horrible. >> in the event of a strike you can catch that then. these are the hubs and bart is urging its riders to plan ahead for next week just in case, live from walnut creek, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 6:46, a bart station agent and his wife, they were convicted in a scheme to sell used tickets on ebay, avery and gladys were given 5 years probation, ordered to pay more than 48,000 dollars in restitution, he was accused of collecting low value tickets supposed to be destroyed, investigators say he added value to them while at work then his wife sold them on

ebay. he is also facing possible discipline and maybe terminated from bart. >> investigators say no foul play is suspected in the death of lynn spaulding, whose body was found in a stairwell at the hospital. she was admitted to the hospital with an infection on september 9th and apparently left her room and went through an emergency exit to the stairwell. her body was found more than two weeks later. the san francisco mayor ed lee says he is launching a review of the city run hospital. >> our time is now 6:47. let's check in with tori campbell for you to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. good morning. >> good morning. in minutes governor jerry brown has signed a new measure into law raising a lot of eyebrows involves whether applicants can be asked if they have ever been convicted of a felony. a potential headache for

the fair, how a change could cost them over 100,000 dollars. and a federally protected bird is shot there, why authorities could have a hard time bringing the shooter to justice, those and more, now back to you. >> things turned ugly on the flight there after a raider's fan became rowdy. officials say he apparently had too much to drink on that flight, when the plane landed he stepped off, took off his shirt and everything else and challenged the captain to a fight and finally put on his clothes and went there where they arrested him and tazed him. >> all right, let's get you there where you are keeping an eye on that. >> right, there was an accident there and they moved it out of the way and now traffic is

moving out of the way so we did find it, they showed up and turned out to be minor and moved it out of the way and that is looking well and that traffic moving well so taken care of there as well, bay bridge toll plaza, so if you have to drive there at least now not all that bad, looking at some of the fremont commutes here and traffic is moving along pretty well on the -- as we go to the maps 680 and 880 traffic looks good, slow traffic on the sunol grade, bart, cal train and muny report no delays, now to steve. >> sal, thank you -- happy friday, low clouds making a good push not all the way inland but some locations have reduced visibility, this is the biggest i have seen there in a long wrong time, you think it is july but it is october and here, after the fog sunny today but temperatures by the coast and around the bay will be in the 50s and 60s, 51 to start in san francisco, go sunny but

only 63 today. it will not be warmer for many, san jose 48, downtown, chill there. 63 then a high today of 70, cool so cool, coast, fog, sun, cool, nice, fog there but nice to mild inland, low to mid 70s that low there didn't give us rain but gave them rain and snow there up there but we do have a by-product often that, that is a low cloud deck and a breeze doing that, those are your temperatures so even -- i men there are temperatures 50s and people say it is cold, 43 walnut creek and 40 there, livermore there and also navato and santa rosa and napa i know i saw 46 so cold for some, you see everything just carves itself out but not wiped that out, so muscle sunny today so

again that may be reluctant to burn off, that will dig in there sunday, don't think it is going to give precip there but the wind picks up so if you are heading there today is grate, no problems there u-sunny, high of 58, tomorrow high clouds, breezy, 58, 54 and cooler on sunday but partly cloudy skies lows 20s, low clouds fog, sunny nice, may take while to get cranked up including there, chilly, breezy, 60s and those are your temperatures there, sonoma 71, low mid-70s for a few but a lot of 60s here, berkeley, oakland, alameda, all mid-70s there, san jose milpitas, there low 70s as well, 60s coast, south san francisco, even though 67, wood side 68, palo alto, mountain view at 70 so not warm but slightly warmer into the weekend, especially sunday, the wind picks up and more sunshine

and warmer inland temperatures by then. >> thank you steve, want to check in on the stock numbers this morning, so far the markets are up a little bit across the board, dow jones live look at the big boards up about 19 points, but looking ahead it doesn't look very good for this earning season, about 20% of the companies in the s&p 500 have prewarned wall street they won't meet expectations so earnings start to come in banks some of the banks have already coming in, wells fargo missed -- actually it is profits rise but mortgage banking income is down, starbuck's plans to ask them to sign a petition asking for an end to the shut down and will be available today and each of its u.s. locations and calls for re-opening the government and passing a long- term budget. starbuck's is trying to get leaders of other companies to sign as well. >> time now 6:52. a san francisco police sergeant on the other side of the law, why a 22-year-old police veteran was arrested.

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good morning, welcome back to the morning news in case you are just waking up and not realizing it bart is not on

strike, they could be on strike monday, more details about that put the traffic is crowded into san francisco, however not a big delay at the toll plaza. >> all right, sal, 6:55, in san rafael two people in the hospital after the car they were in crashed into a cafe, they say it crashed into the back of joe's cafe around 6:00. it went through the wall and hit the electrical system. we are not sure why the car crashed. two people in the car were taken to the hospital for treatment. no one in the cafe was hurt. this is all under investigation. a san francisco police sergeant accused of driving drunk, smashing into a parked car and then speeding away. 52-year-old police sergeant thomas heyman was arrested after this crash tuesday night and then he was released on his own recognizance. he is suspected of hitting a car on walton street near 12th avenue a-witness followed his

car to his home six blocks away, he is a 22 year veteran of the police department. san francisco police say he is on paid leave pending an internal affairs investigation. >> three processing plants linked to a salmonella outbreak are allowed to stay opennen. they announced they after made immediately and substantial changes and inspectors are promising intensified sampling for at least the next 90 days, officials say the outbreak has made nearly 300 people sick, most here in california. some parents are fighting back to save a halloween tradition even though the administrators say it is final. the school told parents the parade and costume tradition is being cancelled. 1 frustrated parent has started an on-line petition to bring halloween back, the

superintendent says he supports the principal and teacher decision saying it was taking too much time away from academics. >> 6:57, as the day begins, still no deal for now no bart and its unions but the trains keep rolling this morning and there is a new addition to the bargaining table today that could make a big difference. >> plus a wild car crash in san francisco early this morning, the terrible mess that car owners woke up to in the last hour. stay with us. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc.

we have been here all day trying to get an agreement. i'm deeply disappointed that did not take place. >> no deal for b.a.r.t. but the trains are still rolling for now. the new person coming to the bargaining table that could help get a deal done. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco, where police are trying to investigate how a driver hit several parked cars this morning. we'll tell you why some people say she may have panicked. a south bay woman in the hospital after a violent attack outside a walmart. what she was wearing that made her a target. "mornings on 2"