so the vast majority of bart. employees are vaccinated. the board's vice president, rebecca salzman, says the vaccine mandate is important as bart ridership increases heading into the winter months people who are vaccinated are less likely to get covid. they're less likely to spread it and they're less likely to be hospitalized or die from covid. and so we want to protect bart workers. in anbar riders as events return. so our bart riders thursday's giants game bringing some newcomers. this is actually my first time. everything about. however yes. and how does it feel? um good. i mean, it's such a new experience, and it's pretty cool. bart ridership hit new pandemic records last friday with the giants fleet weekend warriors events. friday was the highest single day record since march, 2020 with more than 120,000 people boarding bart about 28% of pre pandemic levels for friday. some writers say they support the vaccine mandate. but do not want to see people lose their jobs. yeah then i think that it should be, uh, as fine as long as they loo

none of that affects bart employees because bart is considered a special district on to it. so. >> however, that is all changing. it will change by christmas time because the bart board is now mandating vaccinations kron four's dan kerman is live in san francisco with more on that. dan. >> that's right. by december 13th all employees as well as bart directors will have to be fully vaccinated. they say it's the right thing to do. not only for employees and riders, but also to ensure reliability of service. >> those operating bart trains working as station agents and those behind the scenes will soon be required to be vaccinated for covid-19. >> we need to protect our workers and our riders as soon as possible. bart director rebecca saltzman says with the holidays approaching. >> and uncertainty as to whether there will be another surge mandating that all employees be fully vaccinated is a critical step to ensure not only the safety of employees and riders. but to ensure reliable service. >> we have had many miss trains and other negative impacts because of covid leave. so we

you can no longer buy a ticket for bart at a bart station.that you can't use at a bart station. you can return them and get a refund for those tickets as long as they're at least worth a dollar money back from bart. is that really work? i had accumulated over the years a bunch of paper. our tickets lawrence chang reached out to me to say he turned in some tickets with the help of a station agent and lo and behold six weeks later a check came in from bart. me and i cashed the check. and i got about 34 35 dollars worth. what money back from bart is it really that easy or was he just lucky? i decided to test the system myself. so i went to a station agent without saying who i was or what i was up to. the agent was great helping me with the forms and six weeks later. my bart check comes in. $19.20 the as bart said it would we have a number of tickets out there that are still in circulation and people are still free to use those but there's going to be a point in time in the not too distant future when you're not going to be able to use the ticket

workers and bart riders. lord voted a require vaccines but left the details to the general manager and administration to work out with each of the transit districts many unions employees will have until december. 13th to get fully vaccinated unless they have a narrowly defined religious or health exemption in public comments that the board meeting at least one member of the bart police officers association voiced his objections to a covid vaccine mandate. this is a medical decision for individuals to make be a condition for continued employment for any other healthcare question. we are encouraged to get a second opinion. even the biden administration's proposal that's working through ocean now has a testing option. so does the state worker proposal has a testing option? i think that was a very good that would have been the next step the boards vote on thursday is a policy decision that now has to be worked out with bart's various unions. what's still unclear is what happens to those employees who don't have a

none of the mandates effect bart employees because it is a special district technically unto itself.t's going to change by christmas time as the bart board is now mandating vaccinations kron four's. dan kerman live for us in san francisco with more how they reached this decision. good evening to you, dan. >> good grant justine park board feels like there really is no time to waste. covid rates are going down, but they don't know what's going to happen. if another surge is upon us. another variant is upon us. and that's why they say for the safety of riders and their employees. they're going to mandate that all of their employees be vaccinated by the middle of december. >> bart is the latest agency to require all of its employees get vaccinated for covid-19. >> this is all about protecting the health and safety of our riders and bart workers. >> bart director rebecca saltzman was behind the measure which will impact all of arts employees. >> we know that vaccines are in the best way to stop the spread it's so important for us to take action to do that. additionally, we need to ensure

according to bart police logs and sfo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report ofunresponsive male bart passenger. they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station just after 10:00am medics were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as trans. and then later just before 05:00pm during the evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified in the says like school and people's going back home is wow. this bart rider was shocked by the timing of the fremont death and by the sheer number of recent suspected drug fatalities on the system. she uses regularly that's a lot of his scary. while another writer i talk to says. >> he surprised i

according to bart police logs and sfo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report of an unresponsive male bart passenger. they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station just after 10:00am medics were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as trans. and then later just before 05:00pm during the evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified that's a lot of his scary. all bart police personnel are equipped with narcan and their police logs show twice this week. they were successful reviving 2 unresponsive. people using the lifesaving nasal spray while fentanyl has not been definitively linked to these recent d's is driving the spik

according to bart police logs and sfo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report of an unresponsive male bart passenger. they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank senders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station just after 10:00am medics were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as transience. then later just before 05:00pm during the evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified in the says like school and people's going back home is. >> wow. this bart rider was shocked by the timing of the fremont death and by the sheer number of recent suspected drug fatalities on the system. she uses regularly that's a lot of his scary. while another writer i talked to says. >> he

according to bart police logs and sfo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report ofunresponsive male bart passenger. they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected

unresponsive male bart passenger.y administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station just after 10:00am medics were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as trans. and then later just before 05:00pm during the evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified that's a lot of his scary all bart police personel are equipped with narcan and their police logs show twice this week. they were successful reviving 2 unresponsive. people using the lifesaving nasal spray while fentanyl has not been definitively linked to these recent d's is driving the spike in fatal overdoses here in the bay area.

so the vast majority of bart. employees are vaccinated. the board's vice president, rebecca salzman, says the vaccine mandate is important as bart ridership increases heading into the winter months. people who are vaccinated are less likely to get covid. they're less likely to spread it and they're less likely to be hospitalized or die from covid. and so we want to protect bart workers. in anbar riders as events return. so our bart riders thursday's giants game bringing some newcomers. this is actually my first time everything but. ever yes. and how does it feel? um good. i mean, it's a new experience, and it's pretty cool. bart ridership hit new pandemic records last friday with the giants fleet weekend warriors events. friday was the highest single day record since march, 2020 with more than 120,000 people boarding bart about 28% of pre pandemic levels for friday. some writers say they support the vaccine mandate. but do not want to see people lose their jobs. yeah then i think that it should be, uh, as fine as long as they look at that.

. >> bart takes your safety seriously. >> reporter: that's why the bart board member janice lee said she voted for requiring all employees to be vaccinated. it requires to janitors, police officers, maintenance crews. outline what happens if ingrlous employees don't get vaccinated. that will be up to bart's general manager to figure out with the labor union. >> bart is not in the business of just employing people. we're here to provide trips for riders. bart is here to keep our system moving. >> reporter: could the vaccine mandate actually slow service? that's what some critics say especially since now 20% of bart employees or about 833 workers are not vaccinated. >> if we don't have enough train operators, we have to cut the number of trains that we are running. it's that simple. >> reporter: allen was the only board member who voted against the mandate. >> that decision and choice should be without the force of an employer threatening to terminate you from your job. >> rtede spether the mandate is a good idea. >> if it's for the greater good of the people then people just should ge

according to bart police logs and sfo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report of an unresponsive male bart passenger. >> they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station just after 10:00am medits were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as trans. and then later just before 05:00pm during the evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified in the says like school and people's going back home is wow. this bart rider was shocked by the timing of the fremont death and by the sheer number of recent suspected drug fatalities on the system. she uses regularly that's a lot of his scary. while another writer i talked to says. >> he su

according to bart police logs and ffo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report ofponsive male bart passenger. they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station. >> just after 10:00am medics were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as trans. and then later just before 05:00pm during the evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified in the says like school and people's going back home is wow. this bart rider was shocked by the timing of the fremont death and by the sheer number of recent suspected drug fatalities on the system. she uses regularly that's a lot of his scary fall. another writer i talked to says. >> he surprised i

at the pleasant hill bart station on tuesday night at 10 49.icers responded to a man found unresponsive with no pulse on a bart train headed for sfo officials say officers administered two doses of narcan but paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene. the cause of death suspected to be from a drug overdose. pretty shocked to hear about it, cause i mean, i know it's something that you do hear about. kind of another places, but it's something that i haven't heard. that was so close to home. really? because i live right down the street from here. this cab driver tells me he was waiting to pick up a fare just outside the bart station when he saw first responders a now nervous to learn the deceased was found on a train to see the dead body. come out. police guy dances here. 23 people. a ticket. december since this case is the third suspected overdose death at bark this week. officials say there were two incidents on monday, one man found outside the daly city station and another on a train at the fremont station. where do you see people out of

bart station, amber. thank you. alameda county sheriff's deputies carried out a multi city marijuana raid this week after an 18 month. investigation officials say the rate included more than a dozen locations in san leandro, oakland, hayward and castro valley. investigators seized up to a half a million plants and 12,000 process plants worth $42 million. along with $10 million in cash and more than a dozen guns. this is unsanctioned. this is not legal. this this does not meet the thresholds and guidelines as prescribed by the state of california. personal use and growing of marijuana is legal under california state law, but the sheriff's office said, cultivating it to the scale without permits and laundering. the profits is not well. tonight changes are coming to police departments across california from the use of tear gas to a process to strip officers with misconduct records. as political reporter greg lee explains. the changes are part of a series of police reform bills signed by governor newsom. governor newsom

so the vast majority of bart. employees are vaccinated. the board's vice president, rebecca salzman, says the vaccine mandate is important as bart ridership increases heading into the winter months. people who are vaccinated are less likely to get covid. they're less likely to spread it and they're less likely to be hospitalized or die from covid. and so we want to protect bart workers. in anbar riders as events returned. so our bart riders thursday's giants game bringing some newcomers. this is actually my first time. everything about it. however yes. and how does it feel? um good. i mean, it's a new experience, and it's pretty cool. bart ridership hit new pandemic records last friday with the giants fleet weekend warriors events. friday was the highest single day record since march, 2020 with more than 120,000 people boarding bart about 28% of pre pandemic levels for friday. some writers say they support the vaccine mandate. but do not want to see people lose their jobs. yeah then i think that it should be, uh, as fine as long as they lo

according to bart police logs and sfo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report of an unresponsive male bart passenger. they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station just after 10:00am medics were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as trans. and then later just before 05:00pm during the evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified that's a lot of his scary. all bart police personnel are equipped with narcan and their police logs show twice this week. they were successful reviving 2 unresponsive. people using the lifesaving nasal spray while fentanyl has not been definitively linked to these recent d's is driving the spik

assistant general manager for bart says contracts will be signed then. that will be followed by contracts for construction of four new stations. bart is partnering with the vta on the design and development of the six mile extension that will reach santa clara. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have our eye on big fire investigations going on in san jose after several homes burned down. starting with this one, mckee and east side drive. it looks like this fire started in a courtyard between a couple homes, a bunch of sheds and inlaw units in the courtyard. then it spread to a home on mckee and another on east side drive. this video is from the mckee side. five people are out of their homes between damage to houses and inlaw units. firefighters are investigating the cause. >>> park johnson place, a two story home, looks like the fire started on the outside and moved inward. flames seen on the roof of the home. firefighters are still there making sure it doesn't reignite. we will keep our eye on the investigations. >>> today smoke from a wild

there's also a shuttle from the 60th mission bart station. bart has added three trains because of the crowds expected for sunday for fleet week. back to you. >> speaking of fleet week, check out this throwback from bob redell, and he got to fly with the blue angels and he blacked out from the intense feed and g force. i heard that from a lot of people. >> or they get a little sick. i always wanted to go, but i think i'm too small. nbc bay area has you covered for all things covered fleet week. just head to the trending bar, select sf fleet week guide. or select fleet week on our mobile app. it's all on nbcbayarea.com as well. >>> governor newsom plans to sign a new recovery covid package for small businesses, . >>> and then bart's board of directors will vote on a new proposal for all of its employees to be vaccinated by november 13th. the board will vote on that mandate next week. >>> today marks four years since the firestorm that killed 40 people in the north bay. severe weather sparked a series of massive wildfires. the fire would end up

bart's general manager will sit down at the bargaining table with employee unions over how the policy is implemented. now, whether it's employment. officials tell us that of bart's 3900 employees at this point about 833 remain unvaccinated. >> in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> 7.10. and today the hayward unified school district is going to offer covid vaccine clinics on school campuses. we'll show you where right now here's a full list. today. the first clinic is at mount eden high and all of these clinics as you go down whatever date works for you or your kid is 03:00pm to 07:00pm. so after school, they get their covid shots and then there's the deadline approaching the district has a december 17th vaccine mandate for 12 and older all of the kids have to at that point be able to show that they are vaccinated by the deadline or they have to take covid tests every week we more on this on our website kron 4 dot com because this is a lot of information and maybe you need a closer look at what works for you. former president bill clinton is doing better you see irvine hospital.

we have something coming in from bart. they are telling us that the civic center station should be open soon. that is their word. a police in the area are wrapping up their investigation from earlier this morning. the station is still closed but should be reopening sin. kumasi: this is an accomplishment of monumental heights. a double amputee has scaledledld mountain in nepal. it took his expedition about 34 days to reach the 26,700 foot summit. the man says he wants to show anything in life can be accomplished as long as people go do it. collectibles of a legendary legy area band up for sale. reggie: two stars getting close. kumasi: a new law giving college students a whole new decision about their diplomas. mike: the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. let me get thi

where bart is on track with its plan to expand. good morning. it is friday october 15.amanda starrantino.

also, new notification from bart. the civic center station is closed right now due to police activity. trains will not be stopping there. kumasi: number seven, lego released its largest and longest set ever. this is a replica of the titanic. it is over four feet long and costs $630. reggie: in today's gma first look, we are hearing from the surfer who survived the shark attack in sonoma but. >> a shark attack survival story. >> i was in a lot of pain. still thinking i am either going to lose my leg or die. >> the 38-year-old was on his surfboard when he felt the bite. >> i just felt this heavy thing pull on me. like a clamp right around my leg. we went underwater together. >> first responders praising the efforts of nearby surfers and beachgoers. >> he got care prior to arrival, and i really think it helped to save his leg. >> he was rushed to the hospital. so how exactly did he escape the shark? he will tell us in his own words, coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i am trevor ault, abc news, new york. ku

bart created a program to provide discounts to riders. they say it had an impact on ridership. >> we saw an increase in september. we were 14% above projections in september, 2.7 5 million. it was very strong. >> he says it has been a steady process getting passengers back on the trains. he says the pandemic caused many to avoid public transit. now, some are returning. >> we have been on a steady trajectory of improvement for the last few months. that includes time during the delta variant. >> bart is the only agency. -- is not the only agency. the ferry cut prices. >> we are happy our ridership has stayed where it is. we saw the increase and it has been regained and eventually will go up but we have to let this play out. >> tomorrow is clean-air day, a new initiative to encourage californians to be mindful of the environment. dan is an energy professor at uc berkeley and says the increase is promising because transportation is better for the environment. >> every time you take a public transit ride, you are moving to a low carbon form of

. >>> bart is requiring making more than 4,000 of bart's employees consultants and contractors to beaccinated by december 13th. right now an estimated 800 bart employees are not vaccinated. >> we have already had problems with train service due to covid leave. so any time somebody gets covid or through contact tracing, we realize that they need to quarantine. we've had issues with running trains, and so there have been a lot of canceled trains already, and it continues to be a problem. >> bart's general manager says he'll begin multiple conversations by the deadline in mid december and potential consequence 23u choose not to get vaccinated. >>> pfizer has been approved. moderna is on the verge and tomorrow johnson & johnson will be discussed by an fda safety panel. so what needs to happen before that j&j booster shot is available to the public? here's nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: with pfizer already approved, tonight moderna making a major step toward authorization for its booster. the fda advisory panel is recommending it for those 65 and older, and others at higher risk of

they say people are getting more comfortable taking bart, especially in september. they hope they realize the positive impact it can have on the environment. the sound of the train pulling into the station is something the agency says more people heard in september. bart created a program to provide discounts to riders or they say it had a big impact. >> we saw an increase in september. 14% above projections in september. 2.7 5 million exits throughout the months. >> -- says it has been a steady progress. he says the pandemic caused many to avoid public transit and now he says some are returning. >> we have been on a steady trajectory of improvement for several months. that includes some of the time during delta. >> bart is not the only agency making efforts. sf bay ferry cut prices by 30%. they say ridership double in and it has stayed that way since. >> we are happy that ridership has stayed where it is. that increase has been maintained and we know eventually it is going to go up, but we have to let this play out. >> tomorrow is clean air day, a new initiative to

people who ride bart through the east bay should prepare for delays today because bart is replacing power provide electricity for the trains. no trains between south hayward and union city. shuttle buses will be provided and that will add about 25 minutes to the commute. the closure and repair work will happen again in two weeks. >>> classes set torr for two oas dealing with an unusual campus crisis. flees. esperanza elementary school and koran sau. a recent issue with raccoons may have led to the flea infestation. >>> and then twice, speaker nancy pelosi set up a vote in the house and twice she pulled back at the last minute because she lacked the votes to pass the bill. political analyst, larry gerston joins us now. can you incapsulate what is going on? >> the democrats are in disarray. both in the house and in the senate over how much money is going to be spent, over the order. in the house, for example, the moderates want to get to work and get that infrastructure bill, that $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill out, and the progressives don't want that bill to go out until they pass the

you could take bart or maybe the ferry as well as you head into the city.r 13 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit again, we had an earlier accident. 80 eastbound and now that has been cleared. so things are moving along there. the richmond sandra fell commute that slowing down a bit. a little under 14 minutes. and if you are taking bart the civic center station is still currently closed because of some police activity. so they're currently having buses and the services they are being provided for people. trains are not going to be stopping. there. we'll have more on your traffic on this friday. but for now, daryn. james, back to you. thank >> it's 6.49 and the latino experience in san francisco dates back to the gold rush and today latinos have laid down their roots in the mission district. >> kron four's camila barco has more on the cultural legacy and community of latinos in the city. >> the mission district cultural legacy blossoms in murals along the city streets like won on the cs painting. let's roll sus, which means for the roses flowering

it's on milbre avenue by the bart station.ked off right now and again these conditions, the roads are still very wet. we have seen at least one person who has a flat tire. be careful where you are driving. we'll update you with any updates we get. >>> pick things up on high def doppler even though it is not raining much where joycelyn is. there are many other places where it is. we have seen the worse of the rain. but we are not done with it. let me show you a detailed view. high def doppler has a lot of green and yellow. you are looking at the last three hours. if we put it into the right now moment it gives more clarity on how this is playing out. we've got stragglers in the north bay. the majority is showing up for peninsula and south bay. if we come for a close up look we'll start here, we work through east bay shoreline. there is good rain working across the bay and heading towards hayward. we have seen steady rain here. we'll come in for a quick look at 880, 238 and follow that drive over 580. it's been raining through t

take bart and transfer to muni.and do passenger loading zones as well. >> a monster mash. >> health experts safer it is safe to go trick or treating and celebrate halloween as long as it is done safely. >> joycelyn moran is live in livermore at a house that's ready to go. it looks spooky there, joycelyn. >> reporter: that's right. we've got frankenstein behind me, pumpkins behind me. i will step out of the way so you can see the great decorations outside of this house on nadine street in livermore. they're having a monster mash dance party today and tomorrow. this year health experts say it is safe to celebrate but with the health measures. look at what american academy of pediatrics says. they recommend limiting trick or treating to smaller groups, waiting turn to avoid large clusters in trick or treating and of course practicing good hygiene. health experts recommend avoiding indoor parties and stay outdoors. as we know many kids are not yet eligible to get their vaccine. >> it is not safe to hold an in number of

. >>> east bay bart riders prepare for delays not just for this weekend.t is working on replacing power cables that provide electricity for the trains, so there will be no trains operating between south hayward and union city. shuttle busses will be provided instead. bart says riders should add 20 to 25 minutes for their trips. >> this will go on the rest of the weekend. it will happen again two weeks from now. >>> a live look in fremont. tesla says it is doing better than expected this past quarter. it says it delivered t delivered more than 241,000 electric vehicles over the past four months. analysts were thinking 221,000. the company is preparing to hold the annual shareholders meeting on thursday. >>> one of the longest running reality shows is coming to an end. 15 years after cameras started rolling. pentagon is turning off the 24/7 falcon cam. we have seen this so many times. the headquarters in san francisco served as a successful nesting site for falcons since back in 1986. after pg&e set up the camera, almost 50 falcons have been hatched in front

workers and bart riders bart's board voted to require vaccines, but let the details to the general manager and administration to work out with each of the transit districts many unions employ. will have until december 13th to get fully vaccinated unless they have a narrowly defined religious or health exemption in public comments that the board meeting at least one member of the bart police officers association voiced his objections to a covid vaccine mandate. this is a medical decision for individuals to make and shouldn't be a condition for continued employment or any other healthcare. question we're encouraged to get a second opinion. even the biden administration's proposal that's working through ocean now has a testing option. so does the state worker proposal has a testing option? i think that was a very good that would have been the next step the boards vote on thursdays a policy decision that now has to be worked out with parts of various unions. what's still unclear is what happens to those employees who don't have an exemption but still refused to get vaccinated. so the the manag

this plan would be devastating to bart service beginning next week. bart general manager will sit down at the bargaining table with employee unions over how that policy is implemented but not over whether or not it's implemented. happening today. san francisco and marin counties will lift their indoor mask mandates but only in certain settings and only when everyone present is fully vaccinated health officials in contra, costa county are also planning to ease mask restrictions indoors but not until november. 1st crawford's guilt long has those details for us. >> that's excellent news the gym part i go to the gym on a regular basis. and it's a extremely difficult wearing a mask when you're trying to work out rich grace of danville is looking forward to november first when he won't have to wear a mask inside a gym contra costa county health officials announced thursday mask requirements will ease in certain indoor settings. this could include a gym. >> a private people commuting together in in a vehicle for work. but they have to be less than a 100 peop

be implemented not whether to be implemented because bart says it will be. it's just a matter of how. >> happening today. the hayward unified school district is going to offer covid vaccine clinics on some school campuses and we have a full list right here with all the dates that they're having these clinics. the first one has at mount even high and that is today. >> and then you can find the other ones. are they all run from 3 to 7. so it's right after school, which is handy and then there's the deadline which is december 17th. that is the deadline for all students, 12 and older to be vaccinated. and if they're not and they don't have proof of that point, then they're going to have to take weekly covid tests. we have all of this information on kron 4 dot com. if you want to take a look and you want to pull out the time that you're able to go or have your kid go to one of those clinics. former president bill clinton is in the hospital. he is recovering from a blood infection. we understand that he went to the hospital. as you see irvine med center tuesday ni

bart might be a good option. if you are on 280, we have brake lights here, a handful of crashes near hickey. that is causing a lot of brake lights. it is a good idea not to travel through standing water. take a look at this, pleasant hill, police showing a car on fire overnight while stuck in a flood. police remind you to not drive through flooded areas. doing so can cause serious mechanical issues resulting in a fire like this one. >> thank you so much. >>> let's turn things to joycelyn moran, live at a flooded intersection in milbre with a look at the conditions. we saw you earlier. looked like traffic was picking up. >> reporter: that's right. right now it is not really raining but the traffic has picked up. some cars have decided to drive through. other cars are deciding to turn around and be safe. you see this area at the intersection by the bart station and this chevron gas station. the three cars appear to be stuck. we did actually just speak to the owner of the chrysler, that white car you see. they say t

am park service has been impacted by covid. >> but the union representing more than 1000 bart workers, including station agents and train operators is pushing back the union says the testing option should be made available and adds that this plan would be devastating to bart service beginning next week. vice general manager will sit down at the bargaining table with employee unions over how the policy is implemented. but not over whether it will be implement it. >> 120 police officers were pulled off the streets of san francisco today because they have not been vaccinated against covid san francisco's a vaccine mandate for city workers took effect yesterday and city employees like police officers. they had several months to get a covid shot. but the san francisco police association is confirming that as of last night, 120 of its members failed to meet the requirement, a spokesperson for the association says those emplohees who continue to refuse to get vaccinated will be put on paid administrative leave. they're still collecting paychecks and will not be allowed to come to work. meanw

ama: writers on bart can get a hold trained to themselves sometimes. ridership on a good day is 27% of normal. changes coming to some of the busiest transit systems. dan: these are changes we hope makes things that are. we have the latest from muni which is still struggling to restore service to all lines and is getting pressure to pick up the pace. ama: let us hear from laura. part is ringing back bathroom access for the first time in 20 years part of a larger effort to get writers back. reporter: not since september 11, 2011 have the bathrooms here been open to the public. they were closed due to security threats and stayed that way for two decades. bart has announced that the time is right to reopen them. >> they want us to reopen these restrooms. we hear it all the time. especially if you're a family traveling with young children. they don't understand bathrooms are closed for security reasons. reporter: the plan is to reopen it in stages over five years. they will look like these. the first two are set to open in february of next year. there in th

as you mentioned bart is set to participate. 10:21, bart staff will trigger the system to ensure it is functioning and working correctly. trains will slow to 27 miles an hour before a brief stop. they'll make a public announcement encouraging riders to be prepared. if you are home and want to take part in the drill in most situations during a earthquake you are encouraged to drop where you are on your hands and knees, cover head and neck with a armor hand. if a sturdy table is nearby crawl underneath it and hold on. it is expected to last about a minute. because we live in california it is extremely important that we are prepared. the mayor is also set to participate. we'll have more on that, coming up. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have our eye on a cdc meeting where the agency can back up what fda approved yesterday leading to booster shots for adults coming potentially as soon as tomorrow. yesterday fda authorized boosters of moderna and johnson & johnson vaccine. the rules there are similar to what we have with pfizer which means it would be on emergency use basis

at its board meeting, bart said it is expecting budgeting. with the exception that ridership will only be up to 50% of normal by march. the transit agencies financial planning director warned that services service cuts rather are unlikely to help balance the budget without more revenue. let me break in the east bay but it was no accident as ktvu town, baker tells us engineers say it will help restore marshland and benefit the area for years to come. as giant backhoes tore into an earth and levy in martinez. it was a very good friday to restore a tiny part of the more than 90% of the base historic title wetlands which were lost to human activity. took 20 years to get to this moment acquisition of the property, the curation of that and then all the diligence to try and figure out okay. what? what is the right way forward? then the design than all of the landscaping they see all around us. 24 a half million dollars 232 acre restoration of pacheco marsh and lower walnut creek will allow bay waters to once again occupy its spaces, as they did for

bart has announced that the time is right to reopen them. >>

am park service has been impacted by covid. >> but the union representing more than 1000 bart workers, including station agents and train operators is pushing back tonight. the union says a testing option should be made available and adds that this plan would be devastating for bart service beginning next week. bart's general manager will sit down at the bargaining table with union employees over how the policy is implemented. not over whether it is implemented. another big story tonight. the panel of the fda endorsed a lower dose of moderna's covid-19 vaccine booster. >> this applies to only some americans, the panel recommends a half-dose booster shot for seniors, adults with other health issues as well as people who have jobs are living situations that put them at increased risk of contracting covid. the panel will meet again tomorrow to discuss johnson and johnson's booster shot the fda authorized pfizer's booster shot for certain groups. last month. >> san mateo county is joining marin county as the only 2 counties in california to move into the cdc's yellow covid tier for modera

the bart canopies. the final issuance for the bond went for a very large project and a very short lift of them. lessons learned through each issuance that we should focus on larger projects, ready for construction and projects that can spend the dollars quickly. here's just a quick list of projects we have completed over the various years. year over year, projects were completed. a lot of them related to muni forward. you'll see the 419 polk. you'll see the 5 fullton and then you'll start to see those facility improvements. you'll see there's that facility project that i told you about one california. contract 64, our traffic signal staff is great at naming traffic signal contracts. we just name the next contract. traffic signal 64. i will keep moving. geary pedestrian improvements. geneva. so just quickly because i know i only have 10 minutes here. specific project improments and these for the lawyers. and the capacity overall the transit capacity required along the t-lane and further development in mi

the private dedication ceremony will be at 24th and mission bart station.lso honor carlos' younger brother jorge santana, who passed away suddenly last year. carlos santana is one of the featured speakers. jobina: ski season officially begins at palisades tahoe after three feet of snow fell during last week's big storm. opening in october for only the third time in the recently renamed resort's 72 year history. the last time they were able to open with comparable snow was in 2004. preparations kicked into high gear this week when the decision was made to open on this halloween weekend. the skiers and snowboarders are expected to wear costumes. palisades tahoe was renamed because the only was considered racist. their first chairlift is expected to take skiers up at 9:00 a.m. julian: a high-profile hollywood home invasion of one of the housewives of beverly hills robbed at gunpoint. experts explaining the possible motive. jobina: you are looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange.another update on how the markets are doing, next. julian: cla

the tracks will be shut down for construction buses will replace trains for bart says riders should planadd at least 25 minutes to their trips. this section of track will also be shut down the weekend of october 16th. i still love doing it. that but has if your something >> her name is known around the world for making organic eating popular again after the break. i sit down with alice waters and her daughter as they reflect on 50 this is a live look at the canary islands and look how dramatic this is a bright red river of lava from a volcano continuing to flow towards the sea. it's been more than 10 days now since this eruption started in that time the lava has crept 4 miles to islands. and in fact, just say the island does appear to be getting larger in size. now that the cooling lava is added to the coastline. >> no deaths thankfully nor serious injuries have been reported. this is the island's first eruption and what, 50 years, more than 60,000 people have had to evacuate. you can hear it to meantime in hawaii volcano eruption there is continuing on the big island. it's drawing touri

bart station will tell you what officials are deciding to do with that land. >> and a warning about ahy the cdc says you should stay away from using edible glitter. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ cdc has issued a warning about edible glitter saying. >> it isn't actually always safe to eat. the agency says that the product's known as luster dust aren't meant to be eaten even if they're labeled nontoxic, the report cites investigations by health officials in 2 states, both rhode island and missouri found lead poisoning in several children who reportedly ate cakes decorated in the glitter. if the label says the product is nontoxic or for decorative purposes only. and doesn't have an ingredients list. the cdc says it should not be used on foods. the bart board of directors has voted to turn the parking lot at the el plaza station into affordable housing are tweeted out this map showi

bart is behind me. that's where el camino is. these conditions are very dangerous to be driving through. it's much more of a sprinkle now. here is another car trying to pass again. these streets are still blocked off. i can imagine just a little bit behind me, the water is higher. again, dangerous conditions on the road. this area is blocked off so be sure to drive slowly and carefully to where you need to get to. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. if you have power now, you are one of the lucky ones. tens of thousands of people around the bay area are without it. taking a live look at the east bay where we are seeing a lot of power outages. it's caused by what we would expect, the ground that is saturated and cannot handle weight of power lines, trees. things come tumbling down and power goes out. pge has a lot of work on its hands. pge power outage map, you see a lot of the outages, more along coast, north bay, peninsula including that big red triangle you see on the peninsula which shows more than 5,000 customers wit

bart will require employees and contractors to be vaccinated. they must prove their full vaccination status by december 13 or provide a valid medical or religious exemption. about 22-20 5% of its employees are not vaccinated. the general manager will bargain with labor unions on employees who declined to be vaccinated will handle it. ama: they are lifting masked requirements in certain settings where everybody is fully vaccinated. daughter takes effect it many locations. -- it takes effect. it requires participating businesses, organizations to host and verify that everybody is fully vaccinate. similar effects decimal rules take place in san francisco and marin county. dan: the company finding solutions thanks to vacant storefronts. ama: southbay basketball coach fighting through adversity. how his every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimite

rosemary bart will be closing the trackway between the south hayward and union city bart stations this track. replacement project. the closure is set to take place saturday and sunday. there will be a free bus bridge for you in place between the south hayward and union city stations. there was another shutdown plan for the project, the weekend of october. 16th and 17th happening today, the start of breast cancer awareness month the doctors say it is more important than ever for women to stay. on top of those screenings. the susan g. comey organization says millions of women. have put off mammograms because of the pandemic, the national cancer institute says more than 10,000 additional people could die as a result of breast and colon cancer by the end of the decade. because of deferred screening. the american college of radiology and the society of breast imaging recommend screening every year beginning at 40 years old coming up at noon, a south bay teenager making a difference with her new invention. next. how she's helping premature babies survive on the other side of the world. worki