the acu sent out a tweet saying and i quote there will be no strike tomorrow. exclamation point. now we were as i mentioned in my earlier report expecting to hear something from both of the unions and the mediators. i understand now from some sources inside that not all of the people parties involved in it were ready to make any kind of announcement so we are still keeping a close eye on that elevator door to see when they will come out. but i understand there is some sort of update planned soon but at least right now if you are to take the acu's union tweet for face value, they've decided not to strike tomorrow. that means the trains will be running tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. as you recall there was a strike deadline on friday, again saturday. sunday rather and then monday. so we are going to be staying here as i mentioned some of my sources telling me that there's an update expected soon to make an announcement between the unions and mediators. we will stay here and bring you an update as soon as we get it. >> when you do we will come back to you. jana, keep us updated. >>> some cit

the acu sent out a tweet saying and i quote there will be no strike tomorrow. exclamation point. now we were as i mentioned in my earlier report expecting to hear something from both of the unions and the mediators. i understand now from some sources inside that not all of the people parties involved in it were ready to make any kind of announcement so we are still keeping a close eye on that elevator door to see when they will come out. but i understand there is some sort of update planned soon but at least right now if you are to take the acu's union tweet for face value, they've decided not to strike tomorrow. that means the trains will be running tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. as you recall there was a strike deadline on friday, again saturday. sunday rather and then monday. so we are going to be staying here as i mentioned some of my sources telling me that there's an update expected soon to make an announcement between the unions and mediators. we will stay here and bring you an update as soon as we get it. >> when you do we will come back to you. jana, keep us updated. >>> some cit

. >> on behalf of acu i am disappointed. >> but they say it does not mean a strike yet. >> if there isthere would be a strike -- >> which has everyone asking of course how close are we. bart's chief negotiator says he still has a proposal he has yet to present. >> they asked us not and we have not. >> who. >> the unions. >> if it will be with new eyes, several of them are now," involved and engaged." >>> he is expected to sit down at the table today, the unions call that a significant development. >> the other people do not have the authority to get a deal done and we want her at the table because she does. >> -- at the table these are not the worst of times it is the will, if you get stuck own an i delogical difference you will never reach an agreement but if you get -- start bargaining on what can be done and what is possible then things start moving forward. >> the hope is of course, that things will move forward when everyone gets back here at 10:00 after getting a few hours of sleep. one union leader though said negotiations right now are like a critically ill patient that is on l

the president for acu says operators only committed through schedule this evening. but they are ready to go on strike. they say if things don't change here, in the next several hours. in oakland abc 7 news. >> we just received word from ac transit workers authorized a strike notice this, happened back in july as well. there is a threat of a strike then teat and now they said they're issuing a 72 hour strike notice. ac buses serving east bay so this will be devastating if they strike at the same time. bart chartered bus that's would run had from nine stations. bart shuttle bus service running weekdays from 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. then, from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. riders need to purchase a round trip ticket in the morning in order to take that bus. there will be additional landing. 511 encouraging people to utilize casual carpooling. carpool lanes will be enforced all day long from 5:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening we'll have a list for you on abc 7 news.com. you can down load awbc 7 news waze traffic app to help navigate roadways you might have noticed a number of p

quite a built of video of this thing purusing the campsite to make sure they have all the appropriate acueremonts. >> that is spectacular. >> if you have a car to dive into. otherwise, you might poop yourself. >>> what to do with a brand new ferrari and a racetrack? >> we are going to roast four sets of tires. what it takes to cook a tire next. >>> a man shares a weiner with a gator. >> the alligator doesn't know the difference between your hotdog and your face. >> see if the gator takes the right bite. 's cook with a ferrari. we are going to roast four sets of tires. the car reviewer very famous on youtube, he works for the youtube channel drive. ferrari gave him a brand new f-12 berlin net that, gave it to him to drive. that's exciting and they gave him four sets of tires so he didn't have to worry about bringing it back all wrecked. go out, have fun, roast these tires. first, he takes us through a little bit of bounce, the f ferrari f-12. >> 0 to 125 in 8.5 and 200, flat out. this should be sold with -- >> how long does it take to cook four sets of tires? it would seem like that should

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here's your acu-weather seven-day forecast. notice the temperatures peak about saturday. the best day to be at the beaches. a few clouds will gather along the beaches sunday that will bring a cooling trend to you. the rest of us will get a cooling trend monday, tuesday, into wednesday. >>> we're starting off with construction and we also have report of an accident here. we'll get to that in a moment but first i want to take you over to 580 if you are heading along in the westbound direction you'll find this construction project blocking a couple of lanes between hacienda drive and san ramon. it's not causing any delays it looks like things are getting picked up as we speak. it is supposed to last until 5:00 this morning. no slowing as you make it over the altamont pass and through livermore and into pleasanton. let's go to the major accident which is three minutes ago southbound along the nimitz away from the maze. we'll keep our eye on that and don't forget you can track your own traffic with the abc 7 app go to bloog play or the app store. here's a picture of the san ma

>> guest: not in cramming acus cramming by its definition is an unauthorized or unpermitted call. there are legitimate third-party vendors and third-party charges but if somebody wants to use his or her telephone line as a credit card he might as well actually get a credit card because that is a much more secure and safe way of charging. that is why this kind of measures necessary, to prevent a practice that is so fraught with danger and peril to the consumer and so on scrutinized and little overseen by the telephone company that it is really important to ban it entirely. the cost of oversight scrutiny is so high that the telephone companies on their own have not been willing to do it. >> host: so why just landlines and not wireless? >> guest: that's an excellent question. wireless probably is the next frontier for these crammers to explore and that is why we are investigating the possibility that cramming is actually taking place on wireless as well. we did an investigation or i should say -- did two years ago that disclosed dramatically the growing and pervasive amount of this k

. >> a source tells us acu president bryant and bart general manager assistant general manager, paul overjeers are meeting at mcc building at the lake merit bart station and happens to be next to atu offices. now, we have seen her enter this building at 111 grand this morning. which is where talks have been going on for past few weeks. she apparently left. if meeting face-to-face now that, is a step up from the weekend. bart tells us they were working with the mediator into today and hope to have a deal, a deal by 6:00 p.m. just two hours from now, which would then give them enough time to get the system up and running for the morning kmu. whether that means 4:00 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. we're not sure. in the meantime, we haven't heard from fdiu except to say, hope to talk to bart face-to-face. we're led to believe they have not had that opportunity. it's only been a shuttled diplomacy going from union to union and back and forth. sense is mounting if there is a hope of closing this evening, they are saying they hope to by 6:00. it seems impossible if considered bart has not yet met face-

jay jay: de acue ¿puedes llevarnos a un lugar que sea lo opuesto a la cantera de piedras de tarrytowncia el cielo en busca de una soluÓn al desafÍo de jay jay. narices y herky buaron por todo el aeropuerto de tarrytown, pero no tuvieron suerte. luego volaron por encima del pueblo... y sobre el parque nacional de tarrytown... e incluso sobre el bosque de los pinos helados. pero aun asÍ, no pudieron encontrar nada ni nadi diferente a nariceen el sentido opuesto. herky: oh, ¡quÉ frustraciÓn tan grande! >>¿te rindes? >>pues... >>¡no! aguarda, herky. tengo una idea. le voy a preguntar al anciano Óscar, Él es muy inteligente y tal vez nos pueda ayudar. >>¡quÉ buena idea, narices! en marcha. >>vaya, vaya. ¿a quÉ se debe esta visita tan inesperada? >>Óscar, estamos jugando al juego de los opuestos. es la primera vez que yo lo hago. >>uh... ese es uno dmis juegos favoritos. >>y jay jay nos pidiÓ que encontremos lo opuesto de una cosa impible. >>¿que encuentren lo opuesto de quÉ >>de mÍ. >>¿de ti, narices? ja, ja... vaya, ese es un desafÍo muy bueno. herky: ¿nos pued ayudar? >>claro que sÍ. la

at oakland, and union city, mid-70s, most locations, the acu weather, seven-day forecast.armer over the weekend. by sunday, inland highs up to about 80, mid-to-upper 70s along the bay, mid-60s along the coast, the mild to warm pattern, holding onto the middle of next week. no snow in sight for the bay area. of course, there is never snow in sight. making the higher peaks, that is about it. >>> thank you very much. >>> still to come, the lesson the ceo of starbucks wants ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> covering walnut creek, burling game, and all the bay area. >>> starbucks is hoping that congress will learn a lesson from a coffee giveaway. they are offering coffee to anybody in the u.s. who buys a beverage for somebody else. the chief executive howard schultz says he wants people to connect and support one another and hope they set an exampl

>> the acu and the local councils, they see they are one of the first organizations coordinated by thecoalition. it has been doing decently, good jobs, but there have been some issues of coordination. at the local councils, the challenge with them, those are not councils that have been democratically selected, elected. in many cases the activists in this area who have been active were able to do it. in some cases like aleppo, they managed to have an election. they brought in people from the different neighborhoods, towns, and they selected the council. part of the work that has been done with the local councils is to train them to improve, to reach out, and, number two, to improve the quality of that outreach. the more some of them were able to do it, they became more representative. some of these local councils are challenged by other groups. in the coalition we are open to the idea of making these councils or responsive, more representative, and then it would be easier to provide through these individuals. the experience has been mixed. some areas been a better than others. we want t

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

>> the acu and the local councils, they see they are one of the first organizations coordinated by the coalition. it has been doing he simply, a good job, but there have been some issues of coordination. at the local councils, the challenge with them, those are not councils that have been democratically selected, elected. in many cases the activists in this area who have been active were able to do it. in some cases like aleppo, they managed to have an election. they brought in people from the different neighborhoods, towns and they selected the council. part of the work that has been done with the local councils is to train them to improve, to reach out, and, number two, to improve the quality of that outreach. the more some of them were able to do it, they became more representative. some of these local councils are challenged by other groups. in the coalition we are open to the idea of making these councils or responsive, more representative, and then it would be easier to provide through these individuals. the experience has been mixed. some areas been a better than others. we want

los voy a acus con mi primo el polecÍa. >>¡ah no le diga nada!Ítense de aqui, viejos latosos! [golpes] [gritos] [risas] >>¡aquÍ, a caballos! ¡aquÍ, a bals! ¡jaque mate a la reina! >>¡ay! pero va a ver, mariquita. le vy a echar a la camioneta, ¡pa' que se la lleven! [risas] >>¡sÍ, si! [eborracho sigue chillando] >>¡ay, macita! !ayyyy! [frenazo] >>¡ta es! [♪] >>¡no, no! !no se la lleven! [gritos] ¡ay, mariquita! >>¡oiga, seÑor, pero si ya yo paguÉ mis impuestos! [♪] >>¡con cuidado! [exclamaciones lla] [golpe contra el auto] ¡ay! ritos] [♪] >>¡no se la lleven! ¡ay, mariquita! !no mÁs lo estaba diciendo de vaciÓn! ¡ay! ¡no se la lleven! enfermera: buenos dÍas. aqui le traigo su desuno, reinita. ¿cÓmoaso la noche? ¿bi? un poco incÓmoda, ¿verdad? [sonido del monitor] ¡¿quiÉnes son ustedes?! ¡¿quÉ hacen aquÍ?! ¡ay! ¡suÉltame! ¡no puede tocar aa paciente! [zumbido al cortar el cable] >>¡ayyy! ¡!auxilio!! [gritos] >>¡seguridad! ¡monstruos, dÉjenla! [estruendo alllevársela] [♪] [gritos] >>¡auxilio, se llevan a la paciente! [♪] >>¡!seguridad!! [gritos] uido

no podemos preter que lo vos acu. cuando haasas mas. tu dilo. l cosasmalas. el lunes. vio nacer tengo m herman y yo voy seido. >> se lo pregunto porqueuando cÉ que lo que me qda de vivir sin ti. >> lo que escbo en lia. >> es unaruy espiala mi.morelia, enon tengo y repito tengona casa y me sentir ordeno de cer o v r algÚnugar de los tipo so ¿su comida favorita? >> es un ptillo de michoacÁn y me pongoe pie. ay! nos ponemos de pi >> oiga es un mra tiplatillo qua y mal, que se llama ha podrida, es un procesoe cocciÓn lenta que dura 8 horas muy rico. he voy hacer preguns peak r picarÓnas. >> hole. >> ¿se aerda de su primera vez? >>(risas). >> claro queÍ. >> no estoyan grande. >> ¿leue bien? >> mÁs menos. >> ¿la Última? >>Í, claro. me fue muy bien ha sido un verdadero placer estar aquÍ sentadaunto a usted siempre lprende y le agradezco muchÍsimo que hayado sta el fondo conmigo. >> graci mi amors un placer. >> sÍ, perouy bien. m hiciste ponerme jo. >> gracias. marco antio solÍs comoe canta, lo quiero montÓn, igual que su esposa si su hija ques bastante grande le estÁ yendo mu

. >> the acu and local -- created by the coalition and the coordination unit which would coordinate all the humanitarian assistance. it's actually been doing decently. a good job but there have been issues there up for nation. the old council the challenge with the local councils those are not councils that have been democratic -- democratically selected. in many cases the activists were able to that. in a luppo they vanish to have elections. 300 representatives from the different town areas and they selected a council that is more representative. part of the work that has been done with the local councils to train them to reach out to their communities and number two to improve the quality of that region. some of them were able to do it and they became more representative and more acceptable. some of the local councils are challenged by the group sent in the coalition we are open to the idea of making these councils more representative and then they will be easier to provide for these individuals. the experience has been mixed in some areas have done a better job than others and we are

continues to be pushed back from the agency on what needs to be done but i want to transition for a moment acus i think it was you ms. griffith who talked about filing an inspector general's complaint in 2009 and never hearing and i just want to make sure we have this right. he filed a complaint in 2009 and did not hear from the inspector general until 2011, after the report in "the wall street journal." is that correct? >> i believe that's correct. >> did you ever follow up with the ig or did you just say it's more of the same and i'm done with it might blood pressure is going down. >> initially i made a few phonecalls but i didn't yield any results and i just would have pled guilty. >> do you remember who it was where do you have any record of who it was in the igs office that you contacted? >> no. the only thing i have with regard to that complaint is the copy of the original e-mail confirming that complaint that i had. >> and you had that e-mail almost right after you file the complaint in 2009? >> yeah. i think it may have been the same day. >> it's probably something that was generated. o

room and sat down with them and explained why the conservative position, and thank goodness for the acu they came out and i know mr. lewis you mentioned this constitution, article 1, section 8 of the constitution said that so we're supposed to be doing. and what the conservative position was as a result of that, i'm sure that had something to do with it, because i talked to him before and after. every single one of the 36 republicans voted for it. what does that tell you? it tells you when you really sit down and talk on something that is not liberal, conservative, democrat or republican. and i say that with one of the park, and that is where you coming. is we are able to go to some of these states where we have someone who is opposing this, because of spending, transportation, all we have to do is go there and get the people, get the gary ridley's in each one of these states, and talk about how this is the conservative position, i have yet to hear one republican and one of these states say, not change his or her mind and say yes. transportation is important. but this has got to be done

>> the acu and the local councils, they see they are one organizations coordinated by the coalition.t has been doing he simply, a good job, but there have been some issues of coordination. at the local councils, the challenge with them, those are not councils that have been democratically selected, elected. in many cases the activists in this area who have been active were able to do it. in some cases like aleppo, they managed to have an election. they brought in people from the different neighborhoods, towns, and they selected the council. part of the work that has been done with the local councils is to train them to improve, to reach out, and number two, to improve the quality of that outreach. the more some of them were able to do it, they became more representative. these local councils are challenged by other groups. in the coalition we are open to the idea of making these moreils or responsive, representative, and then it would be easier to provide through these individuals. mixed.erience has been some areas been a better than others. we want to always -- we believe it is one

>> the acu and the local councils, they see they are one of the first organizations coordinated by the coalition. it has been doing he simply, a good job, but there have been some issues of coordination. at the local councils, the challenge with them, those are not councils that have been democratically selected, elected. in many cases the activists in this area who have been active were able to do it. in some cases like aleppo, they managed to have an election. they brought in people from the different neighborhoods, towns, and they selected the council. part of the work that has been done with the local councils is to train them to improve, to reach out, and number two, to improve the quality of that outreach. the more some of them were able to do it, they became more representative. some of these local councils are challenged by other groups. in the coalition we are open to the idea of making these councils or responsive, more representative, and then it would be easier to provide through these individuals. the experience has been mixed. some areas been a better than others. we want