their father says that maybe they were spotted yesterday morning at a caltrans station.s taken to facebook and put together a page with lolts of pictures of the two, spread throughout the bay area, sacramento and fresno. if anyone has seen these girls, if you know where they are, every hour that goes by is incredibly difficult for their father. >> we need to get the word out to as many people as we can. my children have been missing. this is hard. this is the hardest thing i have ever had to do. i don't know where they are. i want to find them. >> it is difficult to imagine how that father is feeling. there are so many questions. no amber alert has been issued. police say they don't know what that would be for. no one saw the girls being taken. we are told the school has been made aware of this. classes are set to start in about an hour and a half or so. we'll be hearing from students and classmates as they come to school this morning. to are now, the family is asking if you have seen these two girls or if you do see them at some point, to please call your local police.

. >>> gel is -- yelp will open a satellite office in palo alto near the caltrans station.be for yelp engineers in silicon valley. >>> a civil lawsuit against chevron has been dismissed. it sought $20 million in damages because of a oil spill. the federal judge in brazill dismissed the case. criminal charges have been dismissed. >>> a lawsuit filed by san jose claiming illegal actions by team owners and bud selig thwarted efforts to bring a major league team to san jose. >> we believe in competition, major league does not. they will try to throw out the lawsuit seeking a shield from antitrust laws. >> the giants have territorial rights to the county. it could be weeks, possibly months before the judge rules on the case. >>> with inspections and upgrades done the oakland coliseum is playoff ready. it is ready to welcome fans for the start of the 2013 major league baseball playoffs. there are new security measures in place such as metal detectors and tickets with holograms and they have worked to make sure there's no plumbing problems. >>> a's fans are excited from game again

we have an unconfirmed report that maybe they were cited at the caltrans station in palo alto.somebody filed a report. we are trying to get some information from the sheriff's department in san mateo. but we don't know. >> reporter: the father doesn't know. it seems no one knows at this point. you saw a missing personings poster. volunteers from the church have been putting up the posters across the area. they started doing that last night. no doubt, they will continue to do so today as school gets ready to resume at valley christian where they attended school. san jose police are looking into this. they have spread the word to other law enforcement agencies around the bay in case anybody cease them. madeline and emily, 16 and 13 years old not seen in 2 1/2 days. if you have seen them or know where they are, please call your local police. chase cain, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much. >>> a baby and toddler safe this morning after somebody stole the car they were riding in. the 1-year-old and the 3-year-old were in the back seat of a parked car near the corner of fols

. >> make sure you leave early and pay close attention all announcement made a caltran stations because>> i went over my cause a lot of damage across the bay area including the east bay appeared >> that's where construction their case fell in emeryville appeared >> these barricades were up before 8:45 p.m. last night they came down when the winds hit last night. >> that is the before shot you can see the wooden boards and their and this is the after shot after the barricades went tumbling down because of the strong winds appeared >> this is a video that we received right after it happened construction crews were out here about eight hours to clean up the mess they said went were about 60 mi. per hour that came out of nowhere and it was too much for the barricades' appeared >> the barricades were there to cover up the construction work that was one on at the store for every 21. >> fortunately it happen on a sunday night and that means that there were no customers walking on the sidewalks, and there were no injuries and construction crews were off for the night when called back in to come

now, number between 150 and 200 buses located at nine stations in the east bay. caltrans will extend carpool lanes. then, san francisco bay ferry. they transport about 6,000 passengers during the last bart strike in july, nearly 20,000 people used their services. >> we believe we can do that again. we have 12 vessels in service if there is a strike. two of those vessels on loan from our friends at the golden gate ferry. so we think we're well positioned to serve the number of people we did last time. >> i'm going to take the ferry. all you can do. or call in sick. >> mtc says casual carpooling may be a better option for many commuters. >> we're just getting started here on abc 7 news at 4:00 we're going to bring you any developments as soon as they happen. >> we have a full range of resources for you including transit options as well as realtime traffic maps. and down load our abc 7 news app to give you updates on the strike talks. >> if there is a strike we'll be on early with coverage on the strike and your commute. we're going start at 4:00 a.m. a half hour early to he

>> reporter: meanwhile, amalgamated transit union station bryant walked into the caltrans building after 11:00 this morning, but we found out discussions have been ongoing between b.a.r.t. management and union leaders all weekend long. both sides seem to want to make a deal. >> i'm not going to get into the details of what's left to negotiate. we're going to leave that at the table and hopefully resolve it as quickly as possible. >> reporter: how quickly can they come to some sort of compromise to end this crippling strike is anybody's guess. giving b.a.r.t. workers a 12% pay increase over four years is still on table. work rules and safety issues continue to be deal breakers. but time is crucial. >> we have to power everything back up. we have to make sure there's money in our ticket vending machines. we have to do all the safety inspections that need to take place. there's a great deal of work. the estimate is about 16 hours to 18 hours. >> reporter: now, earlier today, b.a.r.t. management made a bold statement. they said they think that an agreement could be made by 6:00 tonight. it's

stations. >> all right, jana katsuyama. breaking news coming from downtown oakland, outside caltran headquarters, where we just learned moments ago, the b.a.r.t. strike is finally over, and trains will be running tomorrow i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> the city of san jose began a series of town hall meetings tonight. new at 10:00, ktvu's noel walker is live now in san jose, where she found out how the violence is changing the way people live. >> reporter: the city says tackling gang violence is a top priority. the forum here tonight was meant to highlight some of the problems, and then steer the city toward solutions. san jose

stations. >> all right, jana katsuyama. breaking news coming from downtown oakland, outside caltran headquarters, where we just learned moments ago, the b.a.r.t. strike is finally over, and trains will be running tomorrow morning and full service by the afternoon commute. >> certainly good news, because today's commute was a nightmare for thousands of commuters. we're going to take a short break, we'll be right back right after this. >>> the city of san jose began a series of town hall meetings tonight. new at 10:00, ktvu's noel walker is live now in san jose, where she found out how the violence is changing the way people live. >> reporter: the city says tackling gang violence is a top priority. the forum here tonight was meant to highlight some of the problems, and then steer the city toward solutions. san jose has a national reputation of being a safe city. that depends on your zip code. in this east san jose neighborhood, the wicked witch, and ghoul decorations don't scare neighbors, gunshots do. >> have you ever heard gunshots around your house? >> yeah, like twice. >> reporter: alonso has invisible boundaries his parent

station as usual, strike averted for now. just before midnight both sides walked out of the caltrans building in oakland where negotiations have been going on and the union announced that they would work past the 60-day cooling off period but they also issue add 72 hour strike notice. if the deal isn't reached they will walk monday. one was surprised to find the trains rolling. >> what were your thoughts when you saw the gates were open? >> the gates were open wasn't the big thing. the guy being in the booth was like a sigh of relief, that you know, they weren't going to be striking yet. we'll see on monday. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s negotiator says he wasn't able to present his latest proposal. the union asked him not to but he did stress they will be back today. two other significant changes the unions elected b.a.r.t. board members will be part of the negotiations including b.a.r.t.'s gm and also legislative leaders. again, the takehome message, b.a.r.t. is rolling this morning. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much. for up to the minute information on the potential b.a.r.t. strike g

station but space could be limited. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage continues at 6:00 p.m. live outside caltransadquarters where the unions are still negotiating over the final contract offer and a look at what the chp is doing it prepare for a walk out and what you will need to know about the special carpool rule that will go into place in the event of a strike. stay with ktvu channel 2 news for continuing coverage and a possible strike tomorrow morning. you can get updates online at www.ktvu.com as well as facebook or twitter. and our ktvu channel 2 news morning news can help you navigate the morning commute, tomorrow morning they will get rolling half hour earlier at 4:00 a.m. >>> a shooting in san francisco left a man dead this morning. police officers say they got a call of 4, 5 gun shots and found a man laying face down about 4:30 a.m. they performed cpr but he died on the scene. people in the neighborhood hear gun shots from time to time. >> hasn't happened in a while. >> police haven't released details about the victim. >>> the investigation into last week's death of a child prompted a n

caltrans says the car pool lane leading up to the bridge saw 50 to 100% more cars than usual. >> some commuters were lucky to score a free ride on bart shuttles from east bay stations into the city. they had to line up before sunrise. riders who didn't get on to a bus got left behind. >> retire out here, live out here. we are dependent. >> bart says it will run shuttle buses all weekend. >> ac transit meanwhile provided extra service across the bay bridge and these buses are running only because governor brown stopped a planned ac transit strike for at least another week. and the ferries extra busy as you can imagine, sf bay ferry says its ridership was double the normal load. >> if the strike continues and it looks like it will, monday's commute could be just as ugly or worse. check out a list of transit alternatives at our website, kpix.com. >> two people hurt after their van crashed into a furniture truck in san francisco. this all happened near 15th and castro. it caused a truck to fall on its side, spill stuff out on to the roadway, at one point, it was blocking most of the street. we talked to one woman who saw it happen. >> i have never seen anything like th

caltran. let's go kron4's jackie saw at the also rid of del norte station.on4's mike pelton is over at the walnut creek a bart station where they have the service. what's going on there now mike. >>: tired and frustrated sums up how people feel here at walnut creek. management even had a hard time filling up the final bus as it seems like the biggest crowds came very early this morning. here's the scene as hundreds of commuter's lined up to get a guaranteed seat on one of 14 charter buses here in walnut creek. as you might imagine these commuters are not having a good morning. these early morning east bay shuttle buses will take you directly into san francisco and that's caused some confusion for commuters. some of them thought they could get dropped off at berkeley are less oakland but that is not the case which created quite a bit of inconvenience for some commuter's this morning. as frustrated as they are they do hope that somehow this is all resolved by monday. >>: we will be right back with our continuing coverage. temperatures do it's great having at&t

caltrans headquarters in oakland. so far no strike has been called, but it is still looming. we do have team coverage. jodi hernandez is live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station with passenger reaction. we want to start with christie smith live in oakland with a look at the talks. any progress? >> reporter: good morning to you. well t marathon negotiations that broke off at the caltrans building at 3:00 this morning came up with this for you. your trains are rolling today, tomorrow could be a different story. basically, b.a.r.t. workers say they agreed to give b.a.r.t. one more day to come up with a proposal that works. they agreed to keep talking while this goes on but b.a.r.t. says gm, she made it clear the transit agency laid out its best last and final offer on the table. b.a.r.t. workers will have two weeks to decide whether to take or leave it. the talks went way past the midnight deadline stated with state lawmakers asking workers to stay put and b.a.r.t. to pull back that offer. what it does is basically allow b.a.r.t. to declare an impasse or even impose a contract if they decide to. so here's the offer on the table according to b.a.r.t.'s general ma