. this man is dead at the site of the 49ers new santa clara stadium. >> bart union meetings right now to discuss the recent offer. >> try to avert a strike. they are optimistic about an agreement this week as a meeting at the white house has just been delayed.

food afternoon, i am tori campbell. >> a worker was killed at the construction site while unloading his truck. >> we are joined live with the developing news to explain what happened. good afternoon, ann. >> good afternoon. work is halted while the accident is under investigation. it happened at 6:30 on the south side of the stadium. according to the cal osha, he was a subcontractor. his truck was being unloaded when a bundle of rebar fell and crushed him. emergency crews were called and the driver was transported to a local hospital. he later died from his injuries. meanwhile the project's general contractor turner devcon released a statement saying our thoughts and prayers go out to his family during this very difficult time. now the driver's identity has

not yet the been released and no word on when construction can resume at the stadium. live in santa clara. ann rubin, ktvu news. thank you, ann. they learned of the worker's death and said our sincere's thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and coworkers affected by this tragedy. this is not the first deadly accident during the building of levi stadium. >> 63-year-old elevator worker donald white was killed after he was struck in the head. that shut down work for two days. now to the looming bart strike. trains are running and there is no new contract between bart and its unions. right now. they are reviewing what bart said is the best and final offer. >> we are joined live from outside where they are meeting right now to let us know what this means for bart riders.

good afternoon, katie. >> good afternoon, we have seen one person so far. we have not yet heard from the atu or bart and with the strike deadline looming, we are not sure what is going on inside the negotiations which means we could see a strike at midnight. >> it is very, very serious. >> they said they are still talking about a resolution and if bart does not retract or change the offer made last night, there will be a strike at midnight. the offer from bart came at four and specifically called their last, best and final offer. it includes a 3% pay raise per year for four years. also include as 4% pension contribution and 9.5 for medical. >> the bay area is tired of going to bed at night and not knowing if bart is going to be

open. >> it doesn't make any sense for them to issue a last and best final offer that they know in advance we would be unable to accept. >> reporter: last night a representative said they would take it to a vote and no word if that has taken place. they too said they are prepared to strike at midnight. the language of last, best and final offer may have legal implications. my colleague tom bahar is talking to experts to find out what that means. the deadline is for the union to either accept or turn down the offer. starting at 5:00. >> tom baker will continue the bart strike coverage. >> katie utehs, ktvu news. they don't know if they can rely on bart to get to work tomorrow. they had a lot of strong

opinions about the possibility of a strike. >> i think it is ridiculous. it is very inconvenient. i got up early not sure if i was taking the ferry or bart. >> i am p a federal worker. so i especially thighs with them and it is inconveniencing everybody around here. >> make a decision. >> everyone is struggling and you have to compromise. >> they are hopeful talks will be successful and the labor dispute will be resolved soon. >> they are 200 charter buses. getting to and from san francisco. the. >> they plan to increase its service in the event of a strike. >> the san francisco bay ferry which is a popular alternative in july. plans to add more service. >> the chp plans to extend carpool hours in the event of a

strike. and be enforced all day until 7:00 p.m. >> stay with ktvu and the bart negotiations and the possible strike tomorrow. you can also get updates on line as well as facebook and twitter. >> president obama late this morning postponed a meeting to give senators a chance to work out a deal on the partial government shutdown and increase in the debt limit. >> that was supposed to happen right now. >> the president visited a charitable food pantry. >> volunteer are there. >> -- volunteers are there. >> i am going to once again urge them to open the government. and make sure that the united states government is paying its bills. >> this morning party leader

insist the senate are optimistic they he could reach a deal this week. >> had an opportunity to have some very constructive exchanges on how to move forward and i share his optimism. we will get a result that will be acceptable to both sides. >> congress must pass a debt ceiling increase by this thursday or the united states is in danger of galting on its obligations. >> more on the government shutdown. we are getting a sense of the national fallout here in the parks in california and across the country. >> national parks are losing $76 million a day. because of the shut down. >> they show yost semi national park lost 160,000 visitors and more than $10 million in revenue. >> the coalition of national park employees is hurting local

economies. and disappointing tourists. >> five different state have opted to reopen national parks using their own money. >> it come it is at the height. and it is now it effected work. and starting tomorrow, they are expecting to shutting down operations and at least 5500 workers will be furloughed beginning wednesday. >> four or 500 involved in security will remain on tight. >> yesterday, they geared in livermore to hear the fate of their jobs. >> some say this could force people to work in the private sector. >> people may feel passion at but if they can't make ends neat with the paycheck. they have to leave. >> that is one of the leading research centers from everything from weapons to super computers.

>> they are handling the dry ice explosion. >> it happened in the bathroom of terminal two. >> the path room is in a restricted area. not accessible to the public. >> it was inside a bottle. >> it stopped screening. and no injuries were reported. >> at oakland airport, the precheck program is in place today. the program requires a background check t. >> finger prints. and fee of $85. land let's approved members to keep their shoes. and act rjacket it is on. >> and right now. the precheck lane is available at terminal one. >> but is expected to go to terminal two which the end of the year. >> they hope new images will

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a knife who tried to enter buckingham palace. he was arrested for trespassing and possession after offensive went possible. they say queen elizabeth was not in residence today. they hope this will lead to a possible suspect in the disappearance of madeline mccann. she was taken from her family's hotel room in portugal. >> the man was at the hotel the day of her disappearance. he was german and between the ages of 20 and 40. >> if they know who this person

is. they want people to come forward. this was found in a parking garage, the man was found unresponsive on the second floor of the garage next to the lucky supermarket on mission boulevard. he was found behind an electrical box. the medical examiner'ses office plans to perform an autopsy today or tomorrow. the man's name was not released and police do know he is a transient who previously are lived in tracy and free. >> they are -- and fremont. officers got this call about a shooting at 21st and bartlett streets in the early morning. they performed cpr but he died at the scene. >> some of the neighbor he is say they hear gunshots from

time to time. >> i grew up in the neighborhood. >> this hasn't happened for awhile. >> so. >> the medical examiner removed the body at 7:00 a.m. >> they have not released any further details about the victim. richmond police are investigating a deadly shooting. >> it happened at 5:30 p.m. shots were exchanged between two cars and one of the cars crashed a few blocks away at ohio and seventh streets. >> the driver died at the scene. >> uc berkeley said it is about two recent robberies. >> the most happened last week near the beverly clearry building. >> they took her cellphone. >> earlier in the day. a woman said a gunman took her purse. the suspect in the first robbery is described as african-american. and 5 feet 11 inches tall and 170 pounds. the second suspect is also african-american, 30 to 35

years old. 5'10" inches tall and 150 pounds. >> a # 2-year-old hunter who spent 19 days lost in the mendochino forest. he said it was important not to panic. >> i didn't panic. i knew that. >> gene penaflor was hunting and he stepped into a crevice. he survived by eating a snake. lizard and squirrels and covering himself with leaves. >> family members say they never lost hope. >> 19 days. >> i know it is nothing for him. i knew he was there. >> he also kept the campfire burning around the clock as a signal to rescue you crews. hunter found him over the weekend and he is reunited with the family. >> they are continuing their fight to keep the pro sports teams from leaving.

>> it calls for building a new stadium nor the raiders. as and warriors. >> they are hopeful because several investors have shown interest in the project. >> giant pumpkins rolled in. >> haulers had their massive groves and hope to win the title of heaviest pumpkin. ♪ >> reporter: this morning main street was a sea of orange. everywhere you looked, there were pumpkins. massive pumpkins. >> we want to see it in it our own backyard but growers came to show what they were working on for the past 100 days or so. >> they are competing for heaviest location. >> he is hoping to win. he broke the world record over the weekend for the heaviest

pumpkin weighing in at 2,030 pounds. he couldn't enter the same pumpkin but brought another giant. >> you never know. >> whether it has a soft spot on the bottom when you pull it up to weigh it. or gopher hole. >> the farmers loughnered wowing the crowd even with odd entries. like the squared shaped pumpkins. >> but it was them that attempted the cheers. >> 185 pounds. >> gary miller. he is the champion of the pumpkin bay in half moon bay this year. >> that's the only time i will do that in my life. >> if you missed seeing the weigh in. >> can you see the weigh in. and the top four heaviest pumpkins. it is here in half moon bay. >> reporting from half moon

bay, ktvu news. >> as janine said. a whopping 185 pounds. >> they are using more tactics to protect bears at lake tahoe. they had been keeping around the clock vigils for the bear traps they set. they use pine solion the traps to keep them away. >> they said bears are misunderstood creatures and should be left alone. we can barely find a cloud because it is severe clear and temperatures will be on the cold side and sunny and warmer. in fact, low 60s. to 70s. all the way to santa rose saw and san jose. and it is very cold on the -- santa rosa. and we had 30s in the north bay. from crescent city, it is not

much of an offshore breeze. trying to get its act together. high pressure saying i will hang out on the west coast and nights are longer. days are short. >> we don't sit at 80 degrees very long. >> fire danger may take us into wednesday. doesn't look like an offshore event. it is nothing to write home about. >> we will get this here. east bay hills. everything pushed out to sea. offshore breeze now. >> very active and quiet here. >> look at the dakotas. and all sorts of tropical moisture streaming in. >> and looks like it has calmed down a little bit. >> there is plenty of cloud and rain east of us. >> santa rosa is in there. novato. livermore. >> 72. the and mountain view at 72. half moon bay checking in at 72. some temperatures cooler not far away.

there is an easterlily breeze kicking in. >> still more of a component. and out towards napa. >> 52 in tahoe and it get cold in the mountains. >> 35 up in clear lake. there is chilly cold air in the mornings. >> each day looks sunnier and warmer here. now, the wind will pick up and allow the wind to pick up. no it big deal. upper 70s and few low 80s. tuesday, on wednesday. we top it out and keep it right there for awhile. >> upper 70s. >> by the coast. >> temperatures continue to just kind of warm up here and stay there for awhile. >> it is soft 80s. and upper # 0s. it is three to 5 degrees warmer on sunday. >> it will continue. those looking for rain. >> you know. >> it is not here. >> and maybe around allie

rasmus will low wean. >> they are bummed out about that. >> until then. sunny and warm. >> thanks, steve. santa claire rah's sheriff's office is asking for help. >> they said this man went for his walk in the area of the lawrence expressway and never returned. s he is 70 years old. vietnamese. and 125 pounds. he was last seen carrying a walking stick. >> a list of the highest paid women is out. top three are here in the bay area. who they are and how much they are making. >> why barry zito took out a full page ad in a local paper.

. take a live look at the board. it is in positive territory for being down after concern about the delay in the debt ceiling talks. president obama is scheduled to meet with congressional leaders and raise the u.s. debt ceiling. taking a live look. the dow is up 53. nasdaq is up 20. s & p is up five. >> the top three, highest paid women in the world are from right here in fort tube magazine's top lift. 43 million is safra cox.

>> melissa meyer at 36 million. and facebook coo sharon sand berg is third on the list with 26 million. >> they will hold a vote tomorrow for the new headquarters. he they call for apple's new campus to be 80% open space surrounding a p ship in the center. >> the circular design will instill collaborations. >> it will be open to fruit, oak and and alive trees. san francisco giants' pitcher barry zito is making a classy farewell statement to fans. he said quote. thank you. to the dedicated fans for the fire in your hearts. for giant's baseball and the he mentions the two world championships and the ups and

downs with the team. >> . today on ktvu channel 2 news at favor. no bart strike and they said it is giving the union its last, best and final offer. we look into what the offer is. and why they say if a deal isn't made. they are walking off the job. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we will see you the next time news breaks. we will see you back here or on mobile tktvu or of ktvu.com. >>

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