. >> the bart board of directors meeting with accusations being thrown around about shoddy safety practices. >> a case of road rage that started on 680 ended in gunfire on a city street in fremont but not before the gunman got a good look at his vehicle. >> housing advocates calling it an eviction ep democratic with checks the numbers to see just

how much renters are getting pushed now the san fran. >> it started with a moment of silence for those two bart workers killed on the job. but then today's bart meeting heated up as union workers called for board members to be recalled in the wake of the nasty labor dispute. good afternoon everyone. we an early this afternoon so we can bring you game 2 of the world series. right now the boston red sox is leading the st. louis cardinals one game to none. >> tension between management and union workers is ongoing especially after the workers of -- death of two workers. there was a meeting today that quickly turned very bitter. >> you would never believe the two sides just settled a strike angry members blaming the po bart board and making things work with the union. was it a to be a straight

resolution in memory of two workers killed on the job but what happened next stunned the board. >> shame on everybody at the arrogance and callousness which these negotiations are handled and now we have two people dead. >> the transit union head blamed the board for saturday's deadly accident. as we reported was it eye none union driver training run saturday that killed christopher she hard and lawrence daniels while inspecting track. >> this is something we had been warning about. we told the public and you. >> one station agent blamed the board. you're all elected officials and need to be recalled because of your lack of leadership. >> workers are under a gag order and to steer away from blame and remember the fallen workers. >> this should be a quiet time for them and not filled with what's been happening. >> unikwlon leaders say in the

40 year history the deindividual has never been deeper. but it won't vote on the agreement until the unions do and how the union vote goes right now is no certainty. reporting live from in oakland ktvu channel 2 news. >> bart announced today it's changing a key safety provision in light of the accident last week saying workers will no longer be able to work on the tracks under simple approval. under that process one worker is designated as a lookout to warn the other of any oncoming trains. train operators will have to slow down significantly or stop. federal investigate yorz are looking closer at the simple approval as a possible factor in the deadly accident. today aesz tense meeting comes as board technicians figure out why a piece of equipment failed causing a bart train to cash on

fire during last night's commute. we go out to the concord maintenance yard where we're haerg about this fire and it was no surprise. today barred the's director met behind closed doors to go over the tentative agreement. we carried the agreement live on the news monday night. franked by local politicians and the strike was ended. it's with you new pay raise and safety for workers but more contributions from employees as stricter overtime policy. we have learned they will start to vote on the contract next friday. so far no word on the a.t. u's membership when they start voting. >> utility district workers rallied today over what it calls stalled labor talks. picket signs were held. the un says its members are

willing to compromise on tension contributions but want a modest cost of living increase. it continues to have negotiations with the unions and says it doesn't consider the talks stalled. new destlements morning's road rage incident ending with gunfire in fremont. people who know the victim says he's still in the hospital but will be okay. mike mayback is live in fremont. >> wild morning on 680, victim shot three times and we have learned here in the last hour is despite being hit the three times the victim was still alert enough to give a description of the gunman and his vehicle. bullet holes, dusty old mercedes. >> did you call 911. >> my son did. >> tied to a story police say started with road rage and ended with gunfire. >> we got a call from someone in the area at 5:30 stating a

shooting just occurred. >> police say seconds earlier the 59-year-old driver of the mercedes was heading south on michigan boulevard when a confrontation occurred with another vehicle. it's said one of the two parties involved was driving too slow and the other party was upset with that. >> after exiting on michigan boulevard the victim was shot three times once in the abdomen. also in the car a german she herd, the dog was later picked up but a male family member. we tracked the dog not thourt this home in pleasant ton, a man on the property would only say the shooting victim's name was mark and would come and go from the property and expected to survive. saying the man was in surgery his wounds considered serious but not life-threatening. the victim was conscious at the time and were able to get preliminary information from the victim.

>> that preliminary information is a description of the gunman saying it's a: # police say this is the second case of road rage in fremont in the last eight days. live in fremont mike mayback channel 2 news. >> a vigil expected to take place for a boy killed by a sheriff's deputy, andy lopez shot tuesday when he pointed when turned out to be a fake assault rifle. the vigil takes place 7:00 tonight near moreland avenue. police are investigating marijuana found in a house this morning. firefighters mound marijuana whg to reports of smoke pouring from a house not far from deer valley boulevard this morning. firefighters say the moek came from an electrical overload in equipment being used as part of

a marijuana growing operation. one firefighter said there was marijuana in every room in the house. at this point no word of any arrests. a fire damaged as many 7 vehicles and a building at a yard in concord last night starting at leave locke and b and d near concord avenue. 20 minutes was it taken to put the flames and investigators still look for the cause. >> new news on twitter's initial public offering. a price was set of $17 to $20 a share. it could raise more than one and a half billion in the process. 70 million shares will be offered and if those are sold underwriters could buy another ten half million shares but stocks could begin trading on the noshg stock exchange in the next few weeks. ruthers reports a group of investment firms wants to buy

the grocery chain. coming weeks after the company got a hostile takeover. the company would not comment. lawmakers on clil grilled the contractors in charge of the affordable care act website. members of the house energy and commerce committee wanted to know who was responsible for the botched roll out of health care .gov. one daetic leader took issue with the proceeding saying republicans are scaring people to not sign up. no health information is required in the information process and that's because preexisting conditions don't matter so once again here we have my republican colleagues trying to scare everything. >> well jim yield. >> i will not yield to the monkey court. >> one contractor says last minute change requiring to rej sfwrer they could see prices may have jammed up the system.

president obama urged congress to take up a common sense to immigration reform. it's good for our economy and our nat security and good for our people and we should do it this year. >> thank you very much. >> the president says his plans strengthens border security holds employers accountable. many house republicans criticizt 's plan saying it aamounts to amnesty. california among three states to put 3 million zero emission vehicles on the road by 2025 from massachusetts or gone rhode island new york were in sacramento today sign the zero emissions agreement. states plan to improve infrastructure for electric car and plug in hybrids. 8 states together represent about 23 percent of the u.s. auto market. in san francisco traffic officials plan to take a

major step this week to cut down on accidents at one of the city's most dangerous intersections putting up a camera at market street and october tafa boulevard. in a six year period from 2005 to 2011 there were 56 document crashes at the corner many involving buy clifts and pedestrians. >> the woman of a bay air officer killed in the line of duty ji hoping to spread the word of organ own nation. through organ donation he saved the lives of three people. now having a donor dot. >> we feel his loss deeply every day but know something good came out of it and those he was able to save with his organs. >> as soon as the state gets 7500 paid redzvations license

plates will be produced supporting outreach pro. >> bart technicians examinic a piece of equipment that caught fire under a train last night forcing kmulters to evacuate. we talk to them about the aging fleet they say at risk because of these emergency. >> protestors saying homes disappearing leaving people in the cold. action being demanded to stop the eviction. temperature drop today 10 to 20 degrees, coming up the track of a weather system off shore and imfact has on our local sky conditions.

. >> we're getting new information today about the piece of equipment that caught fire underneath a bart treatment during the evening commute last night. this is what it looked like after the fire. the bart train in question is now sitting in a maintenance

yard in concord. we're there where we are hearing that the emergency wasn't necessarily a surprise, ken. >> well frank you can see we are here at the concord bart maintenance station. one of the trains is one we see here behind us. we do know what part caught fire or overheated but not why. we also know that particular train was old because that's essentially how bart describes its entire fleet. frequent bart rider madelyn heard what happened here last night at the orinda station her fear was not fire. >> i was worry the strike just ended that there would be noerj huge delay. >> there were delays from some passengers. >> we figured out it was a motor reactor which is an

electrical component of the car weighinging about 1,200 pound. radio dispatchers held the doors open saying some passengers saying no evak was ordered. the train was stranded for hours but removed before the morning commute. this was after a very long night. crews worked throughout the night to figure out why this train wasn't moving. >> it is unclear what caused motor to overheat. when asked if age could have played a role bart said all of its trains are old, 30 years the average. in this case the fire was small with no immediate safety risks to riders obz this train. i'm not really worried about it but at the same time i mean they are kind o. >> the vast majority of bart's trains put into service in 1972 and rehand around the year 2000. bart saying the trains rehand will soon reach the end of their serviceable lives and there is a

plan in place to have this entire fleet replaced. back t. >> and our coverage continues. we are posted raw video of the smoke from the train last night on the website under hot topics. >> the son of the san francisco city worker charged with the hit-and-run that killed a woman in a park was arrested on suspicion of hit-and-run himself. police say the back of 19-year-old jonathan burnoski's car connecteded with a bicyclist. the bicyclist was injured and burnoski kept driving. a witness called police. we he pition here of the teen in the gray sweater leaving his father's court appearance yesterday. his father thomas burnoski pleaded not guilty to vehicle manslaughter and hit-and-run charges. the younger burnoski is out on bail tonight. we're totaled d.a. still would like to talk to another witness. the housing market in san

francisco is red holt right now but tenant advocates say many long time renters are being shoved out in the. >> the huge demand for housing in san francisco is sparking a wave of evictions and activists today said it's time to turn back the tide. san francisco activists callingt an epidemic. >> san francisco is facing an eviction and housing crisis. >> a coalition today called on city leaders to stop what's being called a wave of evictions for skyrocketic demands for housing. >> we're seeing things from the -tech boom and lots of money coming into san francisco. >> we checked the figures showing an 81 percent increase in active evictions in the past year these types done so the landlord can go out of business.

davis said he's stram belg for new housing after being evicted from his home after 40 years. it's a death sentence toshgs get a room here is a wait. >> unfortunately for the tenants the pendulum swung in the landlord's favor. >> real estate attorney says recently enacted legislation making it more difficult to convert some units to conned sdoez smashinging evictions. >> again why would i way 10 to 12 years to convert when i can sell now as a tenancy in common and make the profit. >> the supervisor is sponsoring legislation of more oversight of the merger of conversion of the units into single-family homes. housing is a right and we're seeing many needy people who are long time tenants affecting the

chinese community. >> activists today presented a speculation control agenda to city officials saying it's tripling funds to prevent illegal evictions and putting aside $700,000 for other eviction prevention programs. back t. >> a maker drop off of temperatures for today. the clouds very slow to clear today pulling back near the shoreline. still overcast near parts of the coast right now. you can see a little activity here on the radar. we could have drizzle late tonight early tomorrow morning near the immediate coastline. you can see the clouds breaking up a little bit but partly to mostly cloudy skies. we're expecting overcast for the overnight hours but we had a very slow clearing today. here's the live camera looking to the san francisco bay and san

francisco in the distance and we have a bit of hayes here. out in the distance there's the hayes but finally sunshine above taking its time to move to the region but temperatures struggled today to reach the 70s. talking about 50s and 60s there right. 56 san francisco, oakland 58, san jose 59 degrees and partly cloudy skies in the south bay. same deal earlier clearing times result in warmer temperatures for friday. so yesterday by comparison temperatures in the 70s and 80s. look at the numbers this afternoon. livermore over 20 degrees. ye8 4. so far an afternoon high of 63 degrees. overnight lows first thing friday morning partly cloudy skies. san jose 50, livermore mid mid-40s, patchy fog and could have sdrizel -- drizzle near

parts of the coast and the bay. this goinz track to the coast for southern california for friday generate yng a few clouds but the bulk of the shower activity remains in the pacific with an early clear time could mix out the low cloud deck for tomorrow. here's the forecast model, some of the overcast tomorrow morning at 6:00. partly cloudy skies in the afternoon hours. patchy overcast near parts of the shore line. forecast times bit warmer today, 70s brent food, pacifica 58, san francisco 61. half moon bay 59 degrees. here's the five-day forecast with the weekend in view. few scattered clouds. more sunshine sdund. next big temperature drop sunday and gusty winds could boost the fire danger heading into monday. >> it's been so dry. thank you, mark. the golden gate bridge still

has a bridge -- still has to bridge a budget gap excuse me. the whole increase bridge officials are considering to do that.

another toll increase may come for drivers of the golden gate bridge discussing an increase of one dollar. the bridge district meets tomorrow saying the toll hike could cover the $142 milton shortfall projected over the next five years. if the increase is approved it could take effect next april. >> a parking lot underneath san francisco's central freeway will be the city's state park. undergoing a transformation andl be the skate and dog park. the department of public works the park includes ramps lighting

improvements synthetic tur fz and a. >> 49 years hit practice field. we're with with the team and spoke them today about preparing to play cross the pond. the 49ers spent the second practice day at the grove the same facility three years ago on their london trip. they have had the better part of four days to get used to the time change and ready to play a football game sunday. >> you have to get acclimated to the time here but after you're adjusted it's all downhill. >> what you tell the mind your body follows. that's what i have been trying to do. for many of the players it's not just their first trip to england but out of the united states period, the younger guys can look to the older guys for advice. don't get distracted by the outside.

three years ago coming here a lot of guys go out every day of the week and i don't think we can have that. we have to say grounded and keep our focus and remember the reason why we're here. >> we're trailing seattle right now so our mind-set we have to get this one. we're in the hunt. the facilities at the grove may be familiar but that's not all good. >> it feels -- i wouldn't say i'm very fond of it. it's foggy and slippery, everything a guy trying to get over a groin don't need. no one on the 49ers will make any excuses no matter how sunday's game turns out but in a sport that values the routine the lack of routine may be one of the biggest challenges for the the 49ers this week in addition to the jacksonville jaguars, in england back to you.

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