breaking news. the b.a.r.t. strike is officially over, but the commute is not back to normal. limited trains are running this morning. it's been a rough restart for the bay area's biggest transit system. >> reporter: we're live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station where things got off to a rocky start this morning because of low staffing levels. we'll let you know where things stand now. you mix in the uncertainty

of the b.a.r.t. strike and now there's a crash at the bay bridge. we're having another one of those mornings where you might just want to put this off. more on this straight ahead. "mornings on 2" starts now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." you are looking at the gates at one of the b.a.r.t. stations. they are starting to open and they are getting running again. the trains are running as the b.a.r.t. strike is officially over. now, limited b.a.r.t. service started about one hour ago. but b.a.r.t. is warning expect delays. >> we have team coverage of what's proving to be a rocky return to b.a.r.t. service on this tuesday morning. we're watching the b.a.r.t. stations, the freeways and the ferry terminals. all of this has been a really confusing morning for many bay area b.a.r.t. riders. we're gone do our best to straighten it all out for you. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. we're gonna check weather

and traffic for you. going to steve first. >> thank you. cold and foggy out there. even clear and foggy. a lot of 40s. dense fog advisory until 9:00. good reason. there's been some very thick fog being reported out there. warm air capping everything giving us thick fogged, reduced visibility. thick fog for tomorrow. it will still be warm away for some of you. hazy sunshine with 70s and 80s inland. a huge difference here. a lot of 40s. a lot of 40s, including san francisco at 49. concord is 45. some 40s on the coast as well. you are stuck in the fog, it can be darned cold. 49 in san francisco. we'll go for a high of 59 after yesterday's 57. i just bumped you up 2. other than the fog, a few high clouds towards the north bay. fog, sun, cool for tomorrow. cold for others. mild to warm. incredible differences in these temperatures. 50s to mid-80s. here's sal.

i want to mention we just had a crash on the bay bridge. it doesn't look that good. it's west of the metering lights. oakland fire just arrived on the scene and although the injuries don't appear to be life-threatening, it really is messing up the commute. you can see it's at a standstill. now, the commute hadn't been all that bad. it had been better than yesterday. you can throw that out the window and see traffic is nearly at a standstill. this is because of an injury crash heading on the bridge itself. i want to mention that traffic is also slow in the east bay because of a crash on interstate 880 at broadway. two vehicles blocking the middle lanes and traffic on 880 is very slow. i would recommend using 580 but the best recommendation is since b.a.r.t. is running again and even though they are running limited service, do you really want to get out when the roads look like this getting into san francisco? i wouldn't do it. look at 280 northbound. trying to get alittle attention here. northbound 280 is slow getting into san jose. you can add ten minutes to this

commute. and you can add ten minutes to 101 and plus 15 to 85. we're not looking at a good commute. we'll have another report soon. back to the desk. the b.a.r.t. strike is over. limited service is being offered this morning, but again, it has not been an easy experience for passengers. ktvu's tara moriarty is at the walnut creek station where people showed up bright and early to catch a train only to be told to turn around. tara? >> reporter: the last train that pulled out of here was jam packed. there was barely any room on it here leaving out of the walnut creek station. a huge roller coaster of emotions for people. they were told at 4:00 this morning, the strike is over. you will be allowed to get on the train and then they were told, you know what? the trains aren't gonna run until 6:00. so a lot of exaspiration and then the gates opened once again.

folks scrambled inside to catch the first train a few minutes past 6:00. many commuters listen late to work because service was supposed to kick in at 4:00. low staffing levels prevented them from operations. many riders scuttled across the parking lot for the buses into san francisco. one rider missed all of the drama earlier. he walked into the station and onto a train. >> it's a mess. i don't -- it's ridiculous. i feel like they are asking for so much. i'm glad it's over. >> reporter: very relieved? >> very relieved. >> i guess i will catch my train now. >> reporter: the trains were delayed about 40 minutes this morning. so allow extra time to get where you need to go. we won't be at full service until this afternoon so you are gonna be looking at delays into the city this morning. we did hear from one of the workers at the walnut creek station. he said the bus shuttle service is no longer operating here. don't know what that is like for other stations throughout the bay area. but here, it looks pretty good. as far as on-time service here

at the walnut creek station, he said that the trains are running at regular intervals. live from walnut creek, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. those trains, jammed at walnut creek creek. that means little room for passengers down the line at some of the next steps, including la fayette, orinda ho riders were greeted with locked gates when they showed autopsy the 4:00 -- showed up at 4:00 a.m. when the trains were supposed to be running. about an hour later, the gates were opened, as you can see, but many passengers turned around and left after hearing trains would not get rolling until 6:00 a.m. a federal worker said he's tired of b.a.r.t. issues, especially after of he just got finished dealing with the government shutdown. >> that part is over with. now we have to deal with the strike. it's one thing after another. it's been a hectic october. >> b.a.r.t. trains did get rolling an hour

ago. around of:00 this morning -- 6:00 this morning. commuters should expect 30 to 45-minute delays. stool of the trains -- some of the trains are packed. full service is expected for the afternoon commute. expect bay area ferrs to be packed again even though -- ferries to be packed again even though the b.a.r.t. strike is over. brian floor res is at the ferry terminal in jack london square. what is it like out there? >> reporter: take a look. this is a stark contrast from yesterday. yesterday at this time, this line probably went to the building a few feet away. but look. no one in line this morning at jack london square. really the only people in line are me, my photographer and the interviewer i will be speaking with in a few minutes. sf bayberry gonna be running on

their b.a.r.t. strike schedule, as they've been calling it. let's talk a little bit with ernest. >> everyone has been going well. we're running our strike schedule today all day. things are going well. the departures are on time. no one has been left behind. >> reporter: how many boats is that and what was the decision for keeping the b.a.r.t. schedule on knowing the trains would be running? >> we're gonna on loan from our friends with the golden gate gate. since b.a.r.t. is not at full strength since wis afternoon, we make sure the public had an opportunity to get to and from san francisco and to know they would have service son the ferry. >> reporter: ridership numbers. a lot of people -- when we talked yesterday, maybe around 19,000 based on the last strike in july. give on the numbers. >> our estimate, 15,000, 16,000 riders took the ferry. >> reporter: going back for tomorrow, you will go back to a

normal schedule. how many boats will that be? >> yes, tomorrow we'll run our regular weekday schedule on the san francisco bay ferry, we'll boats in service as opposed to the 12. >> reporter: thank you for talking with us this morning. 12 boats running on the b.a.r.t. strike schedule again. but that will change tomorrow. coming up on "mornings on 2," we talked to a handful of riders on sf bay ferry. they say they are not going back to b.a.r.t. even though the trains are running. you will hear what they have to say coming up in our 8:00 hour. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, brian. b.a.r.t.'s charter buses really came in handy during eay this morning -- early art until 6:00 a.m., two hours behind schedule. a lot of the early-morning ther the walnut creek b.a.r.t. for t on parts of interstates 80,

880, 680 and 580. those extended hours are expected to continue at least through the morning commute. it is 7:10. this morning's trouble on the b.a.r.t. tracks comes after some good news. the strike is finally nouncemen news brought you live during last night'transit agency and - tiff agreement between the transit -- ten ta tiff -- tent ative agreement between the transit agency and the union. stay with "mornings on 2" for complete team coverage. you can get updates any time on our website at ktvu.com. of course, also on twitter or facebook. new this morning, firefighters in san rafael investigating an early-morning house fire. it started about 2:30 this

morning right there on mission avenues. firefighters say it was hard to put out because the house is on a hillside near vegetation. no one was in the home at the time. no firefighters were injured. facebook is once again allowing really controversial videos of beheadings on its website. back in may, facebook announced that it would ban videos showing graphic violence while it carried out a policy review. now the social network says it believes the users should be free to watch and condemn such videos but not glorify them. public safety groups are criticizing the decision saying allowing videos with such graphic violence on the website could be harmful, especially to the many young people who pus pus -- who use facebook. in three hours, apple is expected to officially unveil the next generation of ipads. ceo tim cook will host the event. he will be at the yerba buena center for the arts in san francisco. sources say the new ipad mini

will have the higher resolution screen that's already used in the full-sized ipad. they also expect there will be faster processors, speeding up the mini and the full-sized ipads. apple still dominates the market for tablets but the share is only about half of what it was last year. 7:12. busy morning here. >> oh, yeah. >> at ktvu. and also mo tsf general. it sturns out the patient -- turns out the patient found dead in a stairwell was not the first person who got stuck there. what federal investigators have revealed about the weekend accident where two workers were killed on the b.a.r.t. tracks, including who was at the controls of the train. good morning. right now we still have a mess of a commute if you are trying to get into san francisco. a crash just west of the metering lights has made the coast. but some inland temperatures continue to be very warm. we'll have those coming up. i love watching tv outside.

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7:15. our ktvu news crew was there a few hours ago when b.a.r.t. trains began moving out of the work yard in hayward. these are pictures right now of carsyohad been parked there ever since b.a.r.t. workers walked off the job early friday morning. the latest four-day strike ended last night with a tentative agreement. but b.a.r.t. says a staffing problem delayed this morning's b.a.r.t. service, was supposed to begibe at 6:00 just over an hour ago. but riders should expect 30 to 45-minute delays. trains are very crowded. stay with us for team coverage. federal investigators say the b.a.r.t. train that hit and killed two b.a.r.t. workers on the tracks over the weekend was being controlled by an operator in training. >> we just struck some individuals at approximately 16 decimals. >> saturday afternoon the men were inspecting the tracks near the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station when they were hit and

killed. one of the victims, christopher shepherd was part of a union who represents 220 train controllers and operation supervisors. the president of the union says before the accident, the union questioned an idea about certifying operators on the train if the train continues. >> the certification for train controllers is over a year. that has a lot to to with on the job training actually training with someone. >> b.a.r.t. says it's too early to comment on the training process. they are gonna wait until the investigation is over before they make any conclusions. it's still not clear if the operator in training was a b.a.r.t. manager. according to the san francisco chronicle, the two men who were killed were following procedures b.a.r.t. put in place in 2008. the procedures say employees on or near the tracks take full responsibility for their safety to the point b.a.r.t. will not tell them when trains are approaching just so they

stay alert. it also says employees on or near tracks have to work in pairs with one person looking out as a spotter. 7:17. airport security checks will soon start long before you fly. the tsa is expanding the background checks with passengers. right now, a passenger's name, gender and date of birth are compared with terrorist watch lists during prescreening. but soon, passengers will be prescreened using government and private databases. that could include dmv records, passport numbers and employment information. the tsa says the goal is to stream line the security procedures for millions of passengers. bay area travelers are benefiting from an airline battle for west coast passengers. delta is adding flights from los angeles to san jose and san francisco international. and it plans to add service to seattle next march. that's prompted united and alaska to also add flights to seattle.

that could mean some of the lowest fairs on west coast flights in years with other airlines all competing for passengers. >> competition. >> that's a good thing. >> see? all right, tori. let's check in with sal. i'm not liking what you have been showing us around the toll plaza. >> not pretty out there, sal. >> it is not pretty. people are saying b.a.r.t. is not that bad. i just got a tweet from -- well, from many people but the last one is from max powers. i'm reading it off the screen. people should avoid the freeway. best take b.a.r.t. not really any delays, according to max. thank you for that, max. you can always get ahold of us. all of us are on twitter and facebook. let's go to the roads. the traffic is not moving at the bay bridge. what was a 30-minute delay is an hour. this is because of a crash west of the metering lights. the only ones getting through are the ones using the carpool lanes. there's a little delay there but not much for carpoolers. the rest of the traffic is not

doing well. you can see for yourself, it's stopped. it's worse than it was when the strike was on. that's saying a lot. let's take a look at 880 northbound, we had an earlier crash up near broadway. they are still clearing it. 880 is not recommended. the best thing i can recommend for you is try to put off the commute until later if you have that flexibility. let's take a look at the hayward area now. southbound 880 is busy. that's not out of the ordinary. as we look at the south bay, 280 is very slow out of downtown. an earlier crash up near cupertino and 85 is very slow. so you have to add 10, 15 minutes to each of those commutes. at 7:20, let's go to steve. well, sunshine for some. but it's cold. a lot of 40s showing up. if you have the fog, it can be thick and we have a dense fog advisory until 9:00. oakland starting off overcast. cold. 52. 60 at noon. of 66. the fog should start to burn

off at noon. a lot of 40s. monterey, sacramento, ukiah, redding, even eureka, been very cold up there even on the high side. 28 in tahoe. fog goes all the way down to southern california. a few high clouds associated with a very weak low. not gonna do much. but the fog is in place. there's another low that will be approaching on friday. it looks like it will come -- visit us briefly and head down to southern california. probably not too much at all. we're stuck in the pattern. occasionally we'll get a few clouds. we do have a hurricane right offal cau pull co. it's -- off acapulco. hurricane raymond. 115-mile-an-hour winds. possibility of a foot of rain. it should start to move out to the pacific starting tomorrow. but today, it looks like all bets are off. 40s on the temperatures for many, including on the coast. , inland. 42 walnut creek. 45 santa rosa. a lot of the locations reporting reduced visibility because of this fog, hence the fog advisory. very thick fog. there's a lot of it.

it will be cool to cold for some. mild to warm. downright warm for some. clearlake, 85. i think they were 88 yesterday. 72 novato. 60s stinson beach, richmond, vallejo. low 80s out towards brentwood, antioch. mid-70s for some. back to the bay, you get a lot of 60s. san jose at 72. santa cruz will be one of the warmest locations by a mile. there's a lot of 60s, lo on the peninsula. they may not be there that long on timewise. fog or sun. no big changes all the way into the week. no rain in sight overall. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:22. a 12-year-old opens fire at a middle school in sparks, nevada. >> when i got to school, me and my friends were talking and then the guy started shooting. >> the latest from police in the shooting that injured two

students and killed a popular math teacher. plus -- that mixup at the nike women's marathon. controversy over the wrong number given out to complain about the noise. good morning. northbound 880 is recovering. we had an earlier crash at broadway. that's why 880 is nearly backed up to san leandro.

our breaking news for you this morning. you are looking live at the dublin-pleasonton b.a.r.t. station right now. it's open. b.a.r.t. is back now running limited service. you can see people going through the gates right now. there was some early-morning commuter chaos and confusion. now, b.a.r.t. says there was a staffing problem which delayed getting the trains up and running. they are supposed to start running on a limited basis at 4:00 a.m. finally started to run at 6:00 a.m. but there's activity out now but you can expect delays between 30 to 45 minutes.

all of this after b.a.r.t. management and the unions announced a tentative settlement last night ending the foyer-day strike -- four- day strike. make sure you stay with us for live team coverage. 7:25. a new type of mosquito is invading california. it's a tropical mosquito called aids. they are the ones that have tested positive for yellow fever in san mateo county. a.i.d.s. mosquitoes behave differently than others. experts say they prefer to feed on humans and will go inside your home to find you any time, day or night. they can breed in very small collections of water. once they are here, they are hard to get rid of. the u.s. fish and wildlife service is denying endangered species protection to the ashshy storm petrol. that's a sea bird that lives on san francisco's islands and other offshore areas down to baja. the fish and wildlife service says predators may be reducing

the birds' population but the historic range has not been affected. people who called to complain about all. noise from sunday's nike women's marathon in san francisco, they were accidentally and mistakenly given the number to a phone sex line. music and announcements for the race started at about 5:30 in the morning. well, some people called the city's 311 line to complain about the noise. they were told to call an 800 number. it td -- turned the complaint line was actually to be the wrong number. an 8 of 66 -- 866 number. still not clear how the mixup happened. police say they were forced to shoot and kill a man in union city. what officers say happened right before the fatal shots were fired last night. >> reporter: we're live from the dublin-pleasonton b.a.r.t. station where trains are running. we'll tell you about the delays and what to expect. we do have very heavy traffic this morning on interstate 80 and on interstate 880 because of earlier problems and i will tell you some

alternate routes and how long you are likely to be waiting.

good morning. you are looking at live pictures from pleasanton. the gates at b.a.r.t. stations are now open. trains are running as the b.a.r.t. strike is over with a tentative

agreement. limited b.a.r.t. service started about 90 minutes ago but b.a.r.t. says to expect delays. what riders are saying about the delays and their crowded conditions coming up. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're gonna check weather anding traffic. steve, are people still sending you messages about how chilly it is. >> yes. a lot of 40s showing up. there is a lot of fog out there. the warmer air aloft caps it, brings it on the deck. thick fog vig until 9:00 -- advisory until 9:00. then things will get better. if you are stuck in the fog, it's cold. it will still be warm for inland locations, 70s and 80s. by the beaches, 50, 60s. santa cruz maybe around 70. a lot of 40s here. take your pick or a few 50s mainly on the peninsula. a lot of 40s north bay and east bay. san francisco had warm weather last week. not this week. high of 59. that's two warmer than yesterday's 57. a lot of lows around california. they are all weak, though, and not doing much.

fog, sun, cool, cold for some. mild in between and warm for others. temperatures back in the 80s for a few but near the coast we've taken a plunge here. 50s or low to mid-60s. here is sal. steve, we do not have a good morning right now. this is because of an earlier crash on the bridge and also some uncertainty when b.a.r.t. was going to run. more people were on the road. b.a.r.t. trains are unking. i'm getting tweets and messages on facebook that things are beginning to look pretty normal on the system. up might want to -- you might want to consider that instead of this 45 minute to one-hour delay at the bay bridge toll plaza because of an earlier crash west of the metering lights. if you are driving on 880, it was already messed up because of traffic. we had a crash. that blocked lanes for about an hour, almost an hour, not quite. we're looking at the south bay. 85 is a mess and so is 280. we had a crash northbound 280

at wolf. these commutes you have to add an extra 20 minutes each. southbound 101 at tully road there is a crash as well. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. you heard sal. the b.a.r.t. strike is over but the commute has been rough for a lot of people in the bay area. now, b.a.r.t. trains are finally running again. but the rollout did not go smoothly. shortly before 4:the dublin- pleasonton station now to tell us how commuters are react. what are they telling -- reacting. what are they telling you? >> reporter: well, they are glad the trains are running. they are a little concerned about the delays. there's plenty of commuter traffic with people enterling the dublin-pleasonton station. is varies from station to station depending upon the delay. i just got a text from somebody who boarded the first train here that left at about 6:18. he said that it took him about an hour and ten minutes, where normally that trip to san francisco takes him about 42 tenot as bad as far as -- as far as he says getting into san

francisco taking b.a.r.t. here's video of what it looked like on the platform. the first train was not affected at all. b.a.r.t. riders were informed that train service would resume at 4:00 a.m. that didn't happen. beats remained closed because they were waiting for trains to come from the hayward yard and they were waiting for employees to come in. many people left at that point. commuters and they decided to drive themselves. that was earlier. now the trains are running. commuters are glad. >> it's a relief because we've been having to drive into the city. that's been a nightmare. but hopefully, with everything settled, we don't won't have to deal with another strike for a while. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. stresses that service is limited during the morning commute. the transit agency says expect delays. charter bus service is still running at nine east bay locations including dublin, el cerrito, la fayette, west

oakland, hayward, san leandro and fremont. they run until 8:00 a.m. but they could leave earlier if they fill out. we'll be here at the dublin- pleasonton b.a.r.t. station for the next hour monitoring things to see if there's any problems. b.a.r.t. is putting out there that delays are gonna be between 30 to 45 minutes. but again, it's just gonna depend on station to station. we're hearing different things from commuters depending upon where they are at. reporting live from pleasanton, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, janine. as we've been reporting, the ba b.a.r.t. strike is over, thanks to a tentative agreement and b.a.r.t. is slowly but surely restoring services to the hundreds of thousands of riders. our camera was there a few hours ago when b.a.r.t. trains began to work out of the work yard in hayward. the cars have been parked there since b.a.r.t. workers walked off the job early friday morning. we spoke to one b.a.r.t. rider happy to be back at work.

>> we want to be able to work for good wages and support our family. >> sal is getting new information on the b.a.r.t. says service -- on the b.a.r.t. service. he says a lot of tweets are coming in saying traffic is bad there is an hour wait at the toll plaza because of an earlier accident. sal will have an update coming up. the start of the limited service comes after a late- night announcement that a tentative deal has been reached ktvu's maureen naylor is in the newsroom to tell us what is not being said about the outcome. >> well, both sides have not revealed the details of the deal that finally brought the bitter labor dispute to an end. after six months of talks and two walkouts, a contract agreement has been reached. kurt carried the a -- ktvu carried the announcement last night during the 10:00 newscast. it was announced that a tentative agreement between the transit agency and the unions

had been reached. >> a lot of people's lives have been impacted by what's happened. on behalf of all of us in this region, we're grateful we're here. but mark my word. if there is any lesson learned, it's that this can never happen again. >> now, the agreement still must be ratified by the unions' members and the burt board of directors -- b.a.r.t. board of directors. some are pus make transit strikes illegal in california. we're hearing one union could have the members vote on friday. the other could have the vote on either sunday or monday. they need a simple that joert. then they -- majority. then they head to the nine board of directors and after that, it would be official. maureen naylor, back to you. >> thank you. governor brown has until tomorrow to decide if a.c. transit needs a 60-day cooling off period in its ongoing labor

dispute. now, yesterday, a panel appointed by the governor heard from managers and the public about the effect of a possible strike. several people said a strike would mostly hurt low-income commuters, students, and the disabled. >> over 60% of famies and individuals who take advantage of our services rely on public transportation. >> now, a.c. transit's union members have already turned down two contract offers. one of their main objektions is a -- objections is a rise in the amount of money they would have to pay. 7:38. the alameda county district attorney will begin investigating the police shooting death of a man. the shooting happened last night after union city police officers were called to an argument between neighbors on saturn way. they learned one of the suspects was a parolee with a warrant. when officers went into the home, they say he was armed

with some kind of pipe. >> they began to communicate with them give them orders. he refused to comply. shortly after he threatened the officers with the weapon and officers were forced to use deadly force. >> one officer shot the man who later died at a hospital. the officer is on paid administrative leave. new developments surrounding a san francisco general hospital patient whose body was recently found in a fire stairwell. the san francisco examiner reports the hospital visitor became -- a hospital visitor became trapped in that same stairwell five months before the body of lynn spalding was discovered. the woman said that woman didn't come to find her even though the alarms went off. lynn spalding disappeared from her hospital room september 21st. her body was found more than two weeks later. ktvu has confirmed a report was made several days before miss

spaulding was found about a person lying in the stairwell. a lawyer for the spaulding family says that raises questions about how thorough the search was. >> you don't go to a hospital to be treated for a medical condition and die of obviously tragic circumstances. >> the attorney is asking for investigators to say what they know about the findings in the case and share it with her son and daughter to help ease their pain. 7:40. gruesome video on facebook. why the social media giant feels it's important to allow video of beheadings on its popular website. and what progetted a 12 -- progetted a 12-year-old -- prompted a 12-year-old to open fire at his middle school in sparks, nevada? still no answers. good morning. it's still very slow. the bay bridge is slower than it was yesterday. but now san jose is trying to

steal the slow traffic headlines. a lot of gray over the bay, as we like to say, and temperatures are cold. it doesn't matter if you have fog or not. they are in the 40s. some locations will hit the 80s today. we'll take a look -- coming up.

it is 7:43. b.a.r.t. is now running limited service after a bit of a rocky start this morning to get back on track. b.a.r.t. says a staffing problem delayed getting trains running. it was supposed to start at 4:00 a.m. on a limited basis. trains finally began running at 6:00 a.m. but again, commuters should expect delays up to 30 to 45 minutes this morning. this all comes after b.a.r.t. management and unions announced a tentative settlement last

night after the latest four-day strike. stay with ktvu for live team coverage. and transit experts say b.a.r.t.'s troubles are tied to a recent boom in business for fastrack. fastrack, of course, is the device to allows you to pay tolls electronically instead of by hand at the tollbooth. the mtc has been swamped by riders trying to sign up since workers threatened to walk off the job early this month. >> enrollment in the first 17 days in october is up 45% over the same period in 2012. >> many drivers say they noticed fastrack lanes moving more quickly than regular lanes during this latest strike. nevada police are trying to determine what prompted a middle school student to bring a gun to school and open fire. the shooting injured two 12- year-old boys and killed a popular math teacher who was trying to protect others. police say the unidentified

student began firing at a semi- automatic handgun just after yesterday's morning bell at sparks middle school. they say he had brought the gun from home. other students say the shooter had been bullied in the past. >> the best description is chaos. it's difficult to say whether he was targeting people or going on a shooting spree. >> police say moments after they arrived, the boy shot and killed himself. he was also 12 years old. we have more information about the las vegas shooting. we told you about this yesterday morning here on "mornings on 2." police say the man who started shooting at an after-hours club inside bally's casino is an ex- con with a history of alcohol- related arrests. police say the man started to fight with the club's host over a $30 cover charge. one man who stepped in to break it up was shot and killed. two other club employees were also shot. the suspect was arrested and is facing murder and attempted

murder charges. 7:47. the debate in colorado over the evidence that can be used in court against james holmes, the colorado movie theater shooting suspect, was focused on the testimony of bomb and explosives experts. hearings in the case resume today. now, holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to charge eskilled 12 people and injure -- charges he killed 12 people and injured 70 others. prosecutors want him to get the death penalty. back here hat home, residents behind -- here at home, residents behind a move to bring private paroles to the rockridge district say they've raised enough money to start the services. they say they are in contract talks with a company to begin patrols another 4th. they say they -- november 4th. they say they are alarmed by a recent rash of robberies. the labor department finally released its september jobs report this morning, 18 days late.

this was not as good as expected. 148,000 new jobs were created. that's 32,000 fewer than forecast. and the jobless rate slipped to 7.2% as people who are out of work became more discouraged and stop looking for jobs. despite this news, stocks are higher this morning, thanks to higher profits from delta, whirlpool and other u.s. companies. the dow is currently up 74. the nasdaq is up 4. and s&p is rising further into record territory. its up 9 and it's on track for the fourth all-time high close in a row. netflix's stock has turned around. it's now down 4% this morning, trading at $had.le -- $344.84. yesterday they closed at an all-

time high. it credits the lineup of original programming for a big portion of the boost. and that lead to earnings four times as high as the same time the south korean automaker is notifying the owners of car built between april of 2008 and march of last year. owners of those cars are being asked to bring in the vehicles for a brake inspection and replacement of brake fluid. there have been 23 consumer complaints about brakes not working as well as when the cars were new. 7:48. the b.a.r.t. strike is over. sal, you've not been smiling about the morning commute. >> today's commute is worse than yesterday. i don't think it has a lot to do with the b.a.r.t. strike a little bit. but it has more to do with a crash on the bay bridge. in one of the worst spots possible. right near the metering lights end. there was an injure crash

there. i'm getting tweets. matt says this is as bad as i've seen it all week. he's on 580 in a carpool, 20 minutes and still far away from the approach out from the lakeshore area. kind of sitting around there waiting carpool to creep along. we also want to look at traffic on the freeways here on the maps. you can see that it's going to be very slow as you drive through. as we push in, 24 is not as bad. but 880 and 580 certainly are and then 24 through la fayette is slow. look at 680. pleasant hill, it's slow all the way down to danville. now, i want to go out live to alex savidge who is driving along and this -- let me see if i can guess. this looks like -- you are in the east bay. are you -- where are you? i don't want to guess. it don't want to be wrong -- i don't want to be wrong. >> reporter: we're in hayward, right now, sal coming up on the

witten avenue exit here northbound on 880. as you look out, you can see traffic is moving. it's sluggish. we will see brake lights coming up here. we expect this will be a rough ride. >> i'm gonna have to jump in here, alex because it appears we lost your picture. we're looking at another picture of 880. i want to ask you now that i have you on the phone, generally, how are the conditions out there? you are a bay area native. how do you see 880 now? how is it doing? >> reporter: we just left hayward about five, ten minutes ago. we got on at industrial. when we got on, things were moving, it was a little bit stop and go. things are slowing down as we pass the witten avenue exit. we got on the freeway, right as we got on, the caltrans sign up above that lets you know the commute times, i had to do a

double take, frankly. it told us the ride to oakland from hayward was gonna take 75 minutes. both my photographer and i had to look twice at that. that looks like a pretty rough ride to get up into oakland. does that seem like it could take that long to get into downtown oakland? >> absolutely. we had an earlier crash up near broadway. we want you to keep driving. we'll check back in with you. you are getting into the heart of the commute here. thank you, alex. as you can see by his picture up there, it's going to be very slow. now you can see the fog, too. let's go to steve. steve, there's a lot of fog all over the place. >> there's a ton of fog out there. even if the fog burns off tonight, it will be rarin' to go to come right back in. a lot of 40s. temperatures are really cold. i can't find any herefor us in

foreseeable future. that's for sure. but there is a lot of fog. last week, no fog. the coast was warm to hot. not this week. we'll go for a high of 66 today. getting close to the mid-80s. 28 up in tahoe. 43 ukiah. 45 eureka up to crescent city. i'm pretty sure they had record low temperatures of 48, 49. really cold if you are stuck in that, fog all the way down to southern california. a few high clouds rotating around a weak little low. a little stronger one will approach us on friday. it won't do a darned thing. won't amount to a hill of beans. it will give us a few high clouds. other than that, the fog is definitely front and center, it is not going anywhere. hurricane off acapulco. it's not moving. it looks like it's weakening a little bit and should drift out to the pacific tomorrow. right now, looking at 4 to 8 inches of rain. maybe a foot in the highervations the -- higher elevations. some of these 50s here, they've

been stuck all morning long. you see a high up southern california. another one up in vancouver. all of them are around california, not doing much for us. cool to cold by the coast. warm inland. not right now. but it will be later. 50s to 80s. clearlake yesterday was 88 degrees. chloe said up near, it was so warm, jumped in the lake. 60s, 70s for some. low 80s for others. especially pittsburg, antioch, brentwood, 70s, alamo, danville, san ramon. 60s oakland. alameda, berkeley, san leandro, tough day to warm up. low 70s for most around san jose. a little warmer morgan hill and gilroy. not much. 41 in gilroy. that's cold. 50s on the coast in the city. 60s or very low 70s san francisco in the peninsula. i don't see much of a change. everything is stuck. if anything, high clouds and a slight cooldown for the weekend. but overall, not much is changing. >> thank you, steve. we have some new details about an early-morning house

fire in san rafael. why firefighters say this was really hard to put out. just a traffic -- the traffic is a mess right now on the bay bridge approach. this isn't the worse traffic. this isn't the only spot where traffic is bad. we have slow traffic all over the bay area this morning. we'll tell you what i think is happening with this commute.

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yes. yes, i do. the -- the latest four-day strike ended last night with a tentative agreement but there's still complications this morning with the situation with the commute. these are live pictures right now of the ferry building at jack london square where a ferry just filled up with passengers. a long line has now disappeared. but b.a.r.t. is running but still not completely smoothly. that's why people are using

some other options for isbasis b.a.r.t. says to expect 20 to 30-minute delays now. police are warning people out in benicia about a man exposing lige self -- himself. joggers called police. when police got there, no one was there. yesterday in london, the 49ers spent time tossing around an american football and ht the kids a little bit about american football. >> for a lot of these kids,

it's the first time picking up a football. to give them that first experience and to try to teach them from the ground up is awesome. the 9ers play jacksonville this sunday. joe fonzi is there. he's filing reports all week and posting updates on twitter. you can follow him at joe fonzi hash tag ktvuinlondon. the spaurt trike is over. but -- b.a.r.t. strike is over. but the commute is not. >> reporter: we're live in walnut creek where the system- wide delays are at about 20 minutes to 30 minutes long. we'll tell you how commuters are reacting this morning after a pretty rough start to the day.

good morning. welcome to the second hour of "mornings on 2." as you can see, the gates to b.a.r.t. stations are now open. commuters streaming in and the trains are running as the b.a.r.t. strike is over with a tentative agreement reached last night. limited b.a.r.t. service began about two hours ago. commuters, though, are being told to expect delays but those delays are now getting shorter. >> that's good news. we have team coverage for you of what's been a rocky return to b.a.r.t.

service on this tuesday morning. look at the pictures. we're watching the b.a.r.t. stations. we're watching the freeways for you. we're watching the ferry terminals. all of this has been -- it's been a confusing morning for thousands of bay area commuters. but we'll work it out for you. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. let's have a quick look at weather and traffic. still nice weather out there, steve? >> it will be nice inland. by coast, there's a lot of fog. it's cold. we are stuck in the location -- we're stuck in the fog. that fog, just not going anywhere any time soon. thick fog, other areas inland are on the mild to warm. they start off cool. there's a lot of 40s even if you don't have the fog. you will end up with 70s and 80s. 50s and 60s by the beaches and coast. there's still a ton of 40s. temperatures have not bucked all morning -- budged all morning long. san francisco, 57.

i went 59 today. just because. no real rhyme or reason. a lot of lows floating around out here off vancouver and southern california. not doing much for us. cool, coast, mild to warm inland. kind of hazy sunshine now. there is a puff of an easterly breeze for a few. 50s to 80s. here's sal. >> good morning. right now, we do have really a -- have a really messy commute i want to start off with 680 -- let me move the maps. i want to start here with in the san ramon valley. northbound 680 at sycamore valley road danville, there is a crash. it doesn't seem like a serious injury. it's blocking three lanes. this commute is horrible getting up to walnut creek as we push back. i want to move the map back and show you all of the red on all of the maps here. you can see -- we had one of our photographers talk to us about highway 37. 80 is a decent alternate route. you can come back here and use the richmond bridge to get into marin and go that way. you know how we've had to

really slow traffic on the bay bridge this morning. let's take a look at that toll plaza if we can. it's backed up now. we had an earlier crash west of the metering lights. this backup approaching the bay bridge is about an hour long. this is worse than it was during the strike days. more people on the road, a combination of that and also the bad commute that we had at the bay bridge itself. we also want to look at our very own alex savidge who has found slow traffic. it's not hard to do as he's driving in our news van. you can see 880 northbound coming up into san leandro. it's slowing down and i have bad news for you, alex. i know you are listening. this traffic continues to be slow all the way up to downtown oakland. that's about a 40-minute commute. you are starting here. you will be waiting for a while with your friends in the commute. let's go back to the desk. as we've been report, b.a.r.t. is running limited service this morning. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara

moriarty is at the walnut creek station with the latest information on delays. we're hearing they are getting a little better, tara. >> reporter: yeah, that's the good news. before, they were at 30, 45 minutes long. now it's only 20 to 30 minutes. that's good news. we did definitely get off to a hectic start. things are finally calming down at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. folks scrambled inside to get the first train a few minutes past 6:00. many commuters will be late to work because service was supposed to pick in at 4:00. but low staffing levels prevented that. many used the shuttle buses into san francisco. those suttles -- shuttles have ended. ride remembers' spirits are lifting. >> i have b.a.r.t. on one of my apps. it notified me they were running at 6:00. >> reporter: so you knew you

were in the clear? >> yes. i have a meeting at a different campus today. i usually drive in. this helps a lot. >> reporter: so allow some extra time where you get to go this morning. trains are running at regular interle vas here at the walnut creek station. we will, of course, let you know how the rest of your morning commute is shaping up as the morning goes along. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. the trains were pretty januaryed at walnut creek -- jammed at walnut creek. that means there would be little room for passengers. meanwhile, hopeful b.a.r.t. riders were greeted by locked gates at 4:00 a.m. that's when trains were first said to begin limited service but b.a.r.t. says there was a staffing problem that's delayed the start of trains running. a federal worker says he does not appreciate b.a.r.t. shutting him out especially afters government shutdown. >> that part is over with. now we have to deal with the strike. it's one thing after another.

it's been a hectic october. >> the gates were open at about 5:00 a.m. many passengers left after expected until the afternoon commute. even though b.a.r.t. trains are running this morning. san francisco bay ferry will continue to run the boats as if there is a b.a.r.t. strike. brian flores is at the ferry terminal at oakland's jack london square. i'm looking over your shoulder. what is it like out there now? >> reporter: well, quite frankly, dave, i mean the lanes are nothing -- lanes are nothing like on friday and during the strike. sf bay ferry gonna ride on a b.a.r.t. strike schedule today. we had seen stretches of long lines here this morning. but the lines go by pretty quick. the main reason, because sf bay ferry is on the b.a.r.t. strike schedule. these boats carry 180 depeing u size of the boat.

the ferry system proved to be a popular option for bay area commuters during the strike. last friday, more than 7,000 riders took the ferry on sunday, 1900 people were on the boat. continue to run 12 boats today, running every 45 minutes because they say they want to help out the public and b.a.r.t. to adjust in getting back to a normal routine. >> we thought the public didn't know, b.a.r.t. was back on. my understanding is that b.a.r.t. is not at full strength. it will take until this afternoon. we thought it was best to provide the service that we could to the public. so we know they are there. they can get back to the cars. >> some people in line were actually typical b.a.r.t. riders. we spoke to some who rode the ferries. they say they don't care if the trains are running. it will take some time for tothe business again. >> i like the ferry.

it's better. smoother ride. >> reporter: now, again, 12 boats today and tomorrow back to normal for sf bay ferry. they will go down to the normal eight boats that typically run. the line forming here, this line going to south san francisco this morning as we mentioned, the lines go by pretty fast. the big issue was parking. we were over at alameda yesterday. and that parking lot filled up pretty quickly. i talked with sf bay ferry, they say that's not gonna be an issue as we get back to the normal routine with the b.a.r.t. trains running. we're live from jack london square, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> b.a.r.t.'s buses came in handy during the chaos we saw early this morning. limited b.a.r.t. service did not start until 6:00 a.m. that was two hours behind schedule. a lot of the early-morning commuters, they simply hopped onto the charter buses that b.a.r.t. has been using since the strike

started. cute was there in the 4:00 -- a this morning. the chp will try to continue to keep life easier for carpoolers despite the end of the strike. they are gonna expand the hours for carpool lanes on parts of interstate 80, 880, 680 and 580. those expanded hours are expected to continue at least through the morning commute. this morning's trouble on the b.a.r.t. tracks comes after good news. the strike is over thanks to a tentative settlement. the latest walkout ended with an april nounsment that ktvu -- announcement that ktvu brought you last night during the 10:00 news last night. they did not reveal the details brought this long and bitter labor dispute to an end. it started with a walkout in july. the agreement still must be

ratify by the union members and the b.a.r.t. board of directors. stay with us for full coverage of the end of the b.a.r.t. strike and this morning's b.a.r.t. service. you can get the latest e developments -- developments on our website, ktvu.com, or on facebook or twitter. firefighters in san rafael investigating a big early- morning house fire. it started about 2:30 this morning right there on mission avenue. firefighters say this fire was hard to put out because the house is on a hillside near vegetation. no one was in the home at the time. and no firefighters were hurt. facebook is, once again, allowing controversial videos of beheadings on the website. back in may, facebook announced it would ban videos showing graphic violence while it carried out a policy review. now they say they believe the users should be free to watch and condemn such videos but not glorify them. public safety groups are criticizing the decision,

saying allowing videos with such graphic violence on the website could be marmful, especially to the -- harmful, especially to the many young people who use facebook. in two hours from right now, apple is expected to introduce upgrades for some of its most popular products which may include the ipad and the ipad mini. most fans expect ceo tim cook to show a slimmer version of the mini with the display that's already on the full- sized pad. both could have the latest operating system and possible blib the fingerprint password feature. the new features are expected to cost about the same as the current models. new information about the death of a woman whose body was found in a hospital stairwell in san francisco. what we're learning about another incident involving a visitor who got stuck in that same location. also, the investigation goes on into the deadly b.a.r.t. accident over the weekend where sphwo men were killed -- two

men were killed on the tracks. the latest information from federal investigators and hois good morning. we are looking at very slow traffic approaching the bath de minutes before you make it onto the bridge. it's not always in october we talk about some july-like fog. but that's what we have. there's some reduced visibility. you can barely see across the street for some. we'll talk about the attempts -- coming up. couple of hours a

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the work yards in hayward. those cars have been parked there since b.a.r.t. workers walked off the job early friday morning. the latest four-day strike ended last night. b.a.r.t. says they had a staffing problem this morning. that delayed b.a.r.t. service which was supposed to start on a limited basis at 4:00 a.m. this morning but the trains really started running at 6:00 a.m. now, the latest from b. the capture in san francisco of the man suspected of running a massive online drug trafficking ring. ross olebrick of silk road reportedly thought his website was untouchable. computer experts believe the government new more about hacking than he expected. usa today is reporting the fbi sized his servers and the agents peeled back the layers of security surrounding the buyers and sellers' contracts in brivcy. now -- privacy. he will be extradited to new york and face federal charges

rerated -- related to money laundering, and conspiring to kill a witness. a judge says pg&e can reconnect a gas pipeline in san carlos. it's been shut down since safety concerns were raised about it earlier this month. the judge gave pg&e permission to reconnect line 147. but says the pressure in the line has to stay low. pg&e wants to return the pressure to the maximum level. a judge could possibly make a decision on that next month. this morning, the search for a missing diver will resume off the sonoma county coast. the unidentified diver was reported missing about 5:00 last night off fisk mill road. yesterday, three divers spent an hour and a half searching for the man. today the divers and the sonoma county sheriff's office plan to search the coastline. a coast guard helicopter from san francisco will be used in the search. 8:19. let's get you to where you need to go. at least try to, sal.

your maps have been looking kind of ugly. >> yeah, they have been, dave and tori. i don't know what to say except if you can put it off, you should do so. danville, 680 sycamore, they are still clearing a crash. the traffic is slow in both directions there. we're looking at the in part of the bay area, 80 westbound is slowing out of richmond down to the macarthur maze. marin county is a mess between novato and san rafael. highway 37, thick fog there. there's also looking at the south bay and 280 is backed up from 101. we had an earlier accident on wolfe road. 85 is slow from 87. a lot of times i'm here to give you alternate routes. today, unless you have short cuts or side roads that you know for sure, i would just ask you to give yourself extra time. let's take a look at the bay bridge. this packup is 45 minutes to an hour as you try to get into san francisco due to earlier problems. some people didn't want to take b.a.r.t.

today because it was not running up to full part. right now -- full par. it seems like the system is running well. if you can take b.a.r.t. and avoid all of this, you should. this morning's commute on the freeways. this is 880 coming up on the coliseum. camera that's mounted inside of our live van here driving up. you can see it's kind of moving. it's not all that bad. it will be slowing again as you pass the coliseum and head up to downtown oakland. let's go to steve. sal? >> yes, sir. >> northbound 101 katate very thick fog. >> that's what i'm hearing. >> if you are in the fog, there's areas where you can't see across the street. tom m -- tom in blossom hill said that as well. really thick fog. fog, sun, cold, cool, mild to warm, to warmer.

especially up towards lake county. about 85 in clearlake. sinking air, not an offshore push. high pressure squashing. coastal fog. late in the season. 50s, 60s there. inland we'll find 70s and 80s. oakland which had a warm stretch is dealing with a lot of fog and only a high of 66 here today. 28 in tahoe. a lot of 40s. redding is in here, ukiah, sacramento, monterey, cold up in ukiah and redwood city. a lot of low clouds and fog. occasionally a few high clouds will spin in. there's a low off southern california and one off vancouver. they are doing this around california. of it is cold. if it's quiet here, it's cold. almost turning to snow. there are frost and freeze warnings throughout much of the great lakes. it's cold for some. for us us, we have cold -- for us, we have cold readings and end up 40 degrees warmer for

some. fog, sun, mild, cool, cold. really thick fog. fog advisory until 9:00 by the way. some areas warm up. clearlake will go 85 today. yet 60s by the water or 70s. far enough inland. you will find some low 80s. 60s, 70s and 80s. last week it was 80s for everybody. 41 in gilroy. we'll double that and go 82 for a high. everybody else 50s, 60s or very low 70s. i don't see much changing. the low might chew up the fog at the end of the week and bring in some higher clouds but really not much change. 8:22. security checks will soon start long before you get to the airport. the personal information that the tsa plans to use to screen passengers. plus -- guess who has engaged at at&t park? the celebrity who got down on one knee to propose to another celebrity.

it's the news bay area commuters have been waiting to hear. the latest b.a.r.t. strike ended with a tentative agreement. these are live pictures from the dublin-pleasonton b.a.r.t. station. you can see a lot of commuters going in there through the turn styles heading up to -- turnstiles heading out. b.a.r.t. stays a staffing problem delayed b.a.r.t. service which was supposed to begin on a limited basis at 4:00 a.m. the trains began to run at 6:00

a.m. originally there were delays up to 45 minutes. the delays are down to 20 minutes systemwide. stay with ktvu for team coverage of both this morning's problems and the end of the strike. 8:26. you wanted to know. it's official. kim kardashian and kanye west, they are engaged to be married. it happened right here in the bay area. several sources say kanye popped the question last night at at&t park right there. he rented out the ballpark, invited all of their friends and family. when they stepped out on the field, the screen read, please marry me. it also also kim kardashian's 33rd birthday. the two were here for cun yay west's tour. he -- kanye west's tour. he's performing tonight in san jose. 8:27. a police shooting. it happened in union city. turned deadly. why police say they went to a man's home and they were forced to shoot him. we're live -- we're live

from the dublin-pleasonton station where trains are up and running. how bad are the delays? we still have slow traffic. not only on the bay bridge. this time on 680. look at that commute. it's barely moving as you head south to the san ramon valley. we will tell you what's going on here. there's some sun out there and clear skies. but there's a lot of thick, thick fog. inland, it will be warm. by the coast, cool to cold. we'll have the nums -- coming up -- numbers -- coming up. ♪

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in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. 8:30. you are looking at live pictures. you are inside the b.a.r.t. station in pleasanton. the gates are open. everything is open.

the b.a.r.t.  strike is over. limited b.a.r.t. service started about two and a half hours ago. but b.a.r.t. says as the folks are coming in right now, expect delays. we'll tell you what the riders are saying about those delays coming up in a couple of minutes. it's tuesday. it's october 22nd. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve you are the kick of fog this morning -- king of fog this morning. >> i don't know if people like me to be the king of fog. we do have a lot of fog around. inland areas. some areas are clear. 40s for many today. it doesn't matter if you have the fog out there or not. some areas are socked in. 49 in san francisco. some visibility, you can't even see across the street. another cold day. we won't break out of the upper 50s, 9 in san francisco. a lot of -- 59 in san francisco. a lot of 40s. look for fog or sun. cool, mild, warm. if you are far enough inland, you are find 80s -- you will find some 80s. here's sal. right now, it's very slow still out there.

we've had the worst commute of the week. even though b.a.r.t. is running, i think a lot of people early in the morning took the car anyway. we had a bunch of crashes. 680 heading south. that's terrible leaving walnut creek heading down to san ramon. it gets better after danville. we hadden earlier crash at sycamore. they did a good job getting it out early. but the damage is done. 24 is slow on the way to oakland. some areas are better. many areas are very, very slow. let's go to the bay bridge. that's been an hour-plus delay. still the same getting into san francisco. if you can put it off, this would be a good time for you to do it or take b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. is ramping up to almost full

strength. the south bay has red all over it. a lot of slow traffic, 85, 87 and 101. also 280. let's go back to the desk. 8:32. you commuters are glad to hear b.a.r.t. is back up and running. but things did not go smoothly earlier this morning. shortly before 4:30 b.a.r.t. announced it needed more time to get the staff in and start running things. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live. she's at the dublin-pleasonton b.a.r.t. station. you've been out there for hours. tell us about the glitches and just how the trains are running now. >> reporter: i talked to one rider. he said it took him 45 minutes. so he didn't experience any delays because that's normal. here's video of what it looked like on the platform. the first train arrived at 6:00 a.m. it was not packed at all. that's probably because commuters were unsure when it would arrive. b.a.r.t. riders were informed that train service would resume at 4:00 a.m. but that didn't happen. gates remained closed because the trains were at the hayward

yard. many people left at that point and decided to drive themselves. that was earlier. now that trains are finally running, commuters are relieved. >> happy it's running. it beat as three-hour driving commute. and then $30 to $40 for parking and then a three-hour commute back. i have a baby at home that's only four months old. i need something shorter than three hours each way. [laughter] >> reporter: trains seem to be coming regularly here at the dublin-pleasonton station. full service is not expected until the afternoon commute. i just got another update from yet another b.a.r.t. rider that i kept in touch with. she left here at the station at 7:45. she said she experienced a backup once the train came to lake merritt. she says that her delay getting into san francisco, she expects it to just be a five to ten- minute delay. so, again, not as bad as what we're hearing. 20, 30 minutes. instead of word here at least from dublin-pleasonton is it's

about a ten-minute delay. reporting live from pleasanton, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. even though b.a.r.t. trains are running this morning as janine was telling us all of the confusion in the early- morning hours caused many commuters to take their cars to work. alex savidge is trying to make his way from the east bay to san francisco and he joins us now live as he's on the road. alex, you are northbound on 880 and traffic is moving but looking pretty heavy out there. >> reporter: it's pretty thick out here. 880 northbound in oakland. we just came up on the 23rd avenue exit. i will tell you what i'm surrounded by a lot of drivers who may be regretting that decision to hop in the car instead of taking b.a.r.t. it's been a rough ride coming up from hayward. we left hayward just shy of about an hour ago. that's -- looking on the map a second ago, that's 17 17 miles.

our commute is far from finished because we still have to get to the toll plaza which as we've heard, sal has told us, it's pretty well backed up this morning. so it's gonna take quite a bit of time to get into san francisco which is where we are headed this morning, hopefully, along with, obviously, a lot of other commuters this morning. it's been a very bad ride on 880 northbound. no accidents or anything that we've come across just yet. but it's been vul -- slullish traffic, at a dead stop at certain points. other times stop and go. we're making our way now up into downtown oakland and we will let you know coming up here how the toll plaza looks as we head into that direction and hopefully make our way into san francisco. for now, reporting live along 880 in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we'll check back for an update soon. thank you. b.a.r.t. is slowly but surely restoring service. our camera was there a few hours ago, early this morning,

when b.a.r.t. trains began to move out of the work yard. the cars have been parked there since the workers walked off the job early friday morning. we spoke to a b.a.r.t. worker who is happy to be on the job. trains are only running because a tentative deal was finally reached last night. maureen naylor in our newsroom. the headline they've reached a tentative agreement on a new contract and the latest strike is over. the announcement came after 10:00 last night after both sides filed out to the podium in front of the caltrans building in oakland. union and management along with several politicians by their sides announced a tentative agreement between the transit

agency and b.a.r.t. eight two largest unions which brought it into the four-day walkout. both sides have not revealed the details of the deal t after six months of talks and two walkout, a contract agreement has been reached. >> this offer is more than we wanted to pay. but it's a new path in terms of our partnership with our workers and helps us to deliver the b.a.r.t. service for the future. >> we'll go back to work and continue our efforts to keep the bay area working. we did not want to strike. we're glad to have a tentative agreement that we feel will work for all parties. >> as for the next step we're hearing seiu union members plan to vote on the new contract on friday and atu members could plan to vote sunday or monday and they do have to pass it by a simple majority. b.a.r.t.'s board of director likely won't have an approved agreement before them to vote on next week and some are pushing for a law to make transit strikes illegal in

california. maureen naylor, back to you. >> all right. turning to a.c. transit. governor brown has until tomorrow to decide if a.c. transit needs a 60-day cooling off period in its continuing labor dispute. yesterday, a panel appointed by the governor heard from a.c. transit managers and also the public about the impact of a possible strike. several people told the panel a strike would mostly hurt low- income riders, the disabled and students. >> we also need to factor in the safety of our students. if many of our students even our elementary students who will be on foot, 5-year-olds walking down the busy streets and dangerous streets. >> union members have turned down two contract offers. one of their big objektions is -- objections is having to pay more for health insurance. the panel will deliver their report to the governor tomorrow. the alameda district attorney will begin to investigate the fatal shooting of a man. the shooting happened last

night after union city police officers were called to an argument between neighbors on sa turn way. they -- saturn way. they learned one of the suspects had a warrant. when officers went into his home, they say he was armed with some kind of pipe. >> they gan to give him orders -- began to give him orders. he refused to comply. shortly after that, he threatened them with the weapon and officers were forced to use deadly force. >> as the standard procedure, the officer who shot the man is on paid leave. new developments about a san francisco general hospital patient whose body was recently found in a fire stairwell. the san francisco examiner reports a hospital visitor was trapped in that same rarely used stairwell five months before the body of lynn spalding was found there. the woman who was stuck there reportedly said security workers did not come to find her even though an alarm went off. the patient who died, lynn

smalling, disappeared from her -- lynn spalding, disappeared from her hospital room on september 21st. her body was found two weeks later. ktvu confirmed a report was made before her body was found about someone lying in a stairwell. a lawyer for the family says that's raising questions about how thorough the search was. >> you don't go to a hospital to be treated for a medical condition and die of -- of obviously tragic circumstances. >> the attorney wants investigators to share what they know about this case with her son and daughter to help them deal with her loss. 20 minutes before 9:00. reaction to a school shooting in sparks, nevada. >> a male student came to the school with a semi-automatic handgun. >> what family members are saying about the teacher who

died trying to protect students. >> reporter: we're live where system-wide delays are at 20, 30 minutes. we'll tell you about the challenges that commuters faced this morning. good morning. traffic is moving along relatively well in some areas but really terrible in some of the key commutes. we'll tell you where you should avoid. well, sun for some. but there's some low and thick fog out there for many. it's cold if you are stuck in that. temperatures, well, they will be a wide variety of 50s and 80s. we'll take a look at them -- coming up. ♪

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b.a.r.t. running limited service. this is video. you see the gates opening at the dublin-pleasonton b.a.r.t. station. this was at 5:00 a.m. trains started to roll around the bay area about an hour later, at 6:00 a.m. ktvu's tara moriarty has been busy this morning. you are at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station been out there at 4:00 a.m. how are they doing out there now? >> reporter: well, guess what. i have great news. everything is running on time. i just spoke to the guys here in the little hub and they said that, you know, there's a couple of trains that are three minutes late. for the most part, things are looking fantastic.

these a lot -- that's a lot different twhan we were experiencing -- than what we were experiencing four hours ago. >> reporter: riders scrambled inside to catch the first train a few minutes past 6:00. commuters were late to work because service was supposed to kick in at 4:00. but low staffing levels prevented trains from running on time. many scuttled across the parking lot into san francisco. >> it's a very riply run show -- incompetently run show. nobody knows what they are doing. it's a snafu. >> trying to call someone to come into work and not giving them a notice -- i wish they would have thought about that ahead of time before they opened it up ahead of time and let us know. >> reporter: the bus shuttles are over. we'll not be at full b.a.r.t. train service until this afternoon. you may be looking at a couple

of delays this morning still. it looks like for the most part things are on time. back to you. >> thank you. nevada police trying to determine what caused a middle school student to bring a gun to school and open fire. the shooting injured two 12- year-old boys and killed a popular math teacher. police say they unidentified student began firing a semi- automatic handgun just after yesterday's morning bill at sparks middle school. they say he had brought the gun from home. witnesses say this man, the teacher, 45-year-old michael landsberry, tried to get the student to put down the weapon when he was shot and killed. >> he loved teaching at sparks middle school. he loved the kids. he was a good, all-around individual. >> police say moments after they arrived, the boy shot and killed himself. other students say the student had been bullied. police say it's too early to tell if the student was

targeting individuals or if the shootings were random. janet napolitano is already facing new opposition on her new job. there's been no confidence passed in napolitano. some students say they are uncomfortable of her as uc berkeley because of the immigration issues when she was show land security -- homeland security secretary. going through airport security checks will soon start long before you get on a plane. the tsa is expanding background checks on passengers. right now, your name, your gender, your date of birth, they are all compared with terrorist watch lists during the prescreenings. but soon, passengers will be prescreened using government and private databases. that could include dmv records. passport numbers and employment

information. the tsa says they are trying to stream line security procedures for millions of passengers. we want to check in with sal. we were hoping it was gonna be better today with at least limited b.a.r.t. service but the east bay is a mess. >> it really is this morning. part of it is because of an earlier crash. some people didn't know what was going on soy they took the -- so they took the car. a lot of people have their car in the city. this is alex savidge and our photographer keith crook in the news van. it's equipped to show you what they are doing. remember, this has taken them almost an hour to get from san leandro to here. i wonder if alex savidge is wearing his patented sweater vest. is he? maybe. let's take a look at the toll plaza from another view. you can see traffic is moving along okay here as you drive through. i hope you have a sense of humor about this, it's gonna be one more bad day today. tomorrow should be better. we're looking at the south bay.

i keep hoping for this to improve. all of the freeways are slow. i can't offer you an alternate route. let's go to steve. >> he has his own clothing line, sal. >> yes. fog, fog, fog. a lot to go around. my goodness, really thick. cold for some. visibility is awful. it's sunny. chilly. it will warm up fast. mostly sunny, a few high clouds might spin in. a couple of lows around, one in vancouver, one in southern california. thick fog, by the beaches 50s, 60s. at low of sun, hazy in -- a lot of sun, hazy sun inside. 40s, doesn't matter if you had the fog. if you are stuck in the fog, it can be cold. drizzly for some. san francisco had a nice run last week, near 80. we'll go 59. another day in the 50s. oakland only 66. very foggy and cool to start. 52. a lot of 40s, even some very cold readings to the north. if you are stuck in the fog it

is tough to break through the deck. see a little low here, a little low there. there's another one approaching there. if we can get all of them to stick, maybe they will do something. but they won't. 50s, 60s coast, bay. 7 land, 70s, 8 -- inland, 70s and 80s. information about the two rare fish that washed up on a beach in southern california. what scientists are saying about their deaths and how they could be connected. good morning. the morning commute is very thick getting into san francisco. we're also getting new information about vandalism at one of the public transit stations in san francisco that we just found out about.

8:53. you are taking a look right now at 680 in walnut creek. the traffic on the right heading southbound and there was an accident down at sycamore valley road exit. three lanes were blocked so you could see traffic backed up. this is alex savidge's camera. he's stuck in traffic trying to get to the bay bridge. there was an accident earlier that has caused a huge backup and sal was saying it was taking an hour to get through the toll plaza. of court, the reason for all of this, the b.a.r.t. strike is over. b.a.r.t. workers back at work this morning. it's been a rough morning commute for the bay area. the reason staffing issues caused a delay in the

resumption of b.a.r.t. service this morning. it was sporessed to -- supposed to start at 4:00 a.m. but did not begin until 6:00 a.m. there's still delays on b.a.r.t., possibly up to 20 minutes. and a series of crashes has slowed traffic to a crawl on many bay area roadways. now, ktvu has new video into the newsroom. this is from the glen park b.a.r.t. station in san francisco. as you can see, the station and platform has been tagged with graffiti. no word on when that all happened. ktvu has a call into b.a.r.t. to see when the graffiti cleanup will happen. once again, limited b.a.r.t. service is running at the station. full service expected by this afternoon. police in the south bay searching for two burglars who they say broke into house. they were caught on the security cameras. now, it happened last friday at a home on arch glen way in san jose. police say the burglars got in through a back window in the middle of the day, they crawled through the house to avoid setting off a motion detecter

and stole several expensive items. later on today, san francisco's board of supervisors will debate a new jail proposal. now, the jail, the proposed jail, would be next to the current jail on the top floors of the hall of justice at 7th and bryant streets. sheriff ross mirkarimi wants a new jail. he says the old one is an earthquake ivg. the chronicle reports the sheriff will ask the supervisors today for an $80 million state grant towards building a new jail. the supervisor, eric mar, and district attorney, george gas conare against the -- gascon are against the plans. a skate wooder was hit and injured while skateboarding on mayfield avenue. this happened around 11:30 yesterday morning. the man has been identified as 19-year-old vincent su. the chp reports su collided with a silver toyota with ohio license plates. the driver has not been

arrested or cited. officers are still investigating who may have been at fault. scientists say the death of two giant oar fish may be connected. one expert says the most likely cause was a current that carried the fish from still waters into a more turbulent area where they are not adapted to surviving. the fish washed upen a southern california beach last week. the fish are deep sea creatures and remain a mystery. watching for one of the rarest wild birds in america is a little bit easier now. there's now a california condor cam set up in the wilderness hills near big sur. the solar powered camera is the first to stream live video of condors in the wild. it's set up in one of the main feeding areas so sitings are expected to occur several times a day. there are only 429 california condors alive and half of those are in zoos. it's ticket tuesday.

today, three lucky viewers will win a pair of tickets to peter and the star catcher. the broadway show tells a story of how peter pan officially became the boy who never grew up. tickets are for wednesday, another 6th at the shn theater in san francisco -- november 6th at the shn theater in san francisco. go to ktvu.com before midnight and enter the secret word, neverland. sal? >> if you are trying to get into san francisco, please give yourself extra time. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. cool, mild, warm, all the way through the end of the week. >> okay, steve. thank you. there our report -- that's our report. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch us at noon for more on the end of the b.a.r.t. strike. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for joining us.

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