all cash fares would stay the same. no fare increase. the general manager for a.c. transit says this plan is aimed at attracting more riders he by making fares cheaper and service more efficient. >>> the redwood city fire department looking to beef up their staff. they will be accepting applications for firefighters and paramedic positions. if you are interested, you might want to get moving quickly. you can get online starting at 10:00 a.m. only the first 800 applications will be considered. >>> if you were going to be anywhere near point reyes national sea shore in marin county, don't be alarmed if you see some smoke later this moerng. the national park service will perform a controlled burn. they want to kill off plants which have increased. the burn starts at 10:00 this morning and should last throughout the afternoon. no roads or trails will be shut down. >>> 4:37. christina loren is back to talk about our weather and some low-hanging clouds. we have thick fog out there. good morning to you, jon and marla. plenty of 40s out there. we are expecting to drop off a

i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start today's show with an exclusive interview with a man who dealt with government shutdowns, threats of default, and partisan politics, james baker, ronald reagan's chief of staff and then secretary of the treasury, on how to fix washington and the political parties. then the view from outside america's borders. i'll ask two of our favorite foreign observers, martin wolf and zani betters to tell us whether the damage to america's credibility is already done. and can it be repaired. and a staory of democracy working. i'll talk to chile's president about that nation's successes 40 years after a bloody coup d'etat. but first, here is my take. the crisis has been resolved, but this respite is temporary. we're bound to have more standoffs and brinksmanship in washington in the months and years ahead. to understand why, you must recognize that for the tea party, the stakes could not be higher. republican senator ted cruz put it plainly at the recent values voter summit in washington

. >> the latest phase in the switch over to the new fare cards. >> they are saying by to the old farend hello to a new high-tech way to pay. today they made some significant changes to get the riders there by december 15th. >> time is running out for people. slowly they are phasing out old fare cards. as of today the cta is no longer selling the magnetic stripe bars.cards. chicago card users can no longer reload their fare cards at the vending machine. all old fare cards go away. a third of our rides are paid. you are waiting on their cards >you're waiting on your cards? >> they said it would be about two- three weeks. others say they have had problems activating the card or loading money on to it. incorrect balances and overcharges. we work with our vendors to figure out what is going on. >> everybody will have to use a ventra card or credit card. officials warn that when you tap it on the reader, take it out of the wallet so only one card will be charged. >> that is good a be charged. >> [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know that your mouth is under attack, from

sizing fares starting at $98 on short flights and up to $348 for longer flights. other airlines are matching some of the prices. united and delta are offering the flights between san francisco and los angeles and the west fares are good on flights from december 4 to the 18th and january 7 through february 12 so no cheap flights over thanksgiving. one site says the thanksgiving air fares are up 7 percent averaging about $415 round trip. >> i don't see why you would want to fly this weekend, because we have such a nice forecast. >> if you want to fly it will be clear. great visibility, our high today across the state while we had the area of low pressure that was bringing lots of rain if southern california that has all moved to the east to be replaced by a few clouds and cooler temperatures across the board. as we talk about our day planner, in the bay we are picking up this very cool temperature at 50 degrees inland and 54 around the bay and 52 degrees along the coast. by lunch time, temperatures will go up a little bit by 4:00 p.m. tonight, and we are going to be

fare fare fareed zakaria's exclusive interview. >> it's 10:00 on the east coast. 7:00 on the west coast here in the cnn "newsroom." the house is at work this saturday. live look at the house floor as they are working through this government shutdown. >> we are expecting at least one vote by lawmakers today. perhaps this hour. what are they discussing here? what are they voting on? >> they're running on two bills. one would allow military chaplains to continue to perform services. the other is a bill about paying furloughed workers hundreds and thousands. they will get that pay if the bill passes into law. this won't happen until the government reopens. this is a bill that the white house supports. we just got an update. we don't know when. but we think it will pass today. that's still up in the air. the president said he will sign the bill if it reaches his desk. the house floor we're hearing arguments on both sides that we've been hearing all week. listen to what marsha blackburn had to say about the house's approach to the government spending crisis, listen to her. >> what you all wan

go to cnn.com/fareed for much more.fareed if you ever miss a show or special. this week's book of the week is norm ornstein's "it's even worse than it looks." if you want to understand what's happening in washington, you really have to read this book by two impartial scholars that dissects how we got here and where we are likely to go. now for the last look. it's no surprise that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu offended some iranians with what he said at the united nations. the comment wasn't what sparked an anti-netanyahu twitter campaign in iran last week although it was a clothing related faux pas. >> i think if the iranian people have their way they would be wearing blue jeans and they would have western music and free elections. >> perhaps he missed this one. he could have helped him out here. iranians do wear jeans. they've done so for years. we've seen people in denim when we were in tehran two years ago like this man and that man and this woman and that woman. it goes on and on. as i said at the time,

fareed zakaria. is there something wrong with our system that this is happening again, three years of this budget stalemating? >> it's a good question. because look, let's be honest. the american system is designed to allow for easy gridlock. the founding fathers created a system fearing english tyranny, so lots of different ways to veto stuff. there's lots of checks and balances. so i think that's part of the issue. but really, what's at work here is something much more dangerous. which is here we're getting into an anti democratic process, which is not the way the system was meant to work. look, if you want to repeal obama care and you're the republican party, you're the tea party, great. go for it. if you want to get rid of entitlements, cut government spending, that's great. there is a procedure. you pass a bill in the house, it passes in the senate, and the president signs it. what's happening here is because the tea party does not have that ability, does not have a majority in the house or the

this began when southwest advertised fares on short flights. fares good up to $348 for longer flights. other airlines match prices. united, delta offering $98 flights between san francisco and los angeles langs. it mean nose cheap flights over thanksgiving, darn it. this year average ticket will cost $415. now, coming up at 6:00 why you should start thinking about going holiday shopping now. yes, you're mad at me. >> thank you. >> sure. >> well, roads heading to tahoe may have been slick after a cold weather system brought snow in this area. this shows snowfall. hopes are high fr a whiter winter this year. here is a look now from the lake tahoe tv camera. the second dusting in the area this week. so perhaps that is well for coming ski season. >> jand patel is broadcasting with weather tonight tonight. >> yes. i would like to get that on paper, sandhya is right. >> right. >> him here it and feels g i know it's cooler here. temperatures continuing to drop off this afternoon as that cold storm brought snow. let me show you doppler 7. we did see dr

since 2006, spirit's fares have dropped by 20%.veryone necessary the industry, including southwest, raised their fairs. >> but nickel and dime them on everything else. >> it's not nickel and diming when you give you the choice. >> explain what you charge more for. >> people choose to nickel and deem themselves, bile the lowest fare and choose, die carry a bag or not. >> do i dress on the plan or go commando on the plane. all individual decisions, right. but you do have a lot of these fees, and some of your regular customers know them, but a lot of your customers are sort of surprised at the gate. right, or at the -- >> pretty much the only ones who are surprised are ones who buy their tickets not from spirit.com because other web sites are not as transparent as we are, but we're working with web sites to make sure. we don't want anyone to be surprise about what they're getting. aligning the customer's expectations to what the product reality is, very important to us. >> all right. but you have to depend on customers who don't know

free parking in grudges with off peak fares. -- in garages, with off peak fares. let's go over to another map, this time on the top side of town. good explain on 95 and from 270 in from frederick. here's 270 at montrose road and nice down to the point where the lanes divide. virginia on the northbound side of 95, no hovs, looking good into dale city and the 14th street bridge. northbound 95 is good. back to you guys. >>> the dc lottery announced it would stop cashing winning tickets until the shutdown is over and but that is not stopping one gas station owner paying out of his own pocket to most winners. ken was there to witness the joy and frustration all within one ticket. >> it is over $600. >> reporter: we'll call this a shutdown let -- >> automatically this means $2500. nobody will cash it. >> reporter: it is hard to tell joe simon is more happy than frustrated. in order to hold on to funds during the shutdown, the district has stopped handing out all lotto prizes. i don't they say if you win they have got to pay. >> reporter: we were chatting with the owner

only reimburses for coach fare. in round dollars, hourly fees, 160,000. air fare, 21,000, hotels, 7,500. meals, 3,500. total just under half the $400,000 contract b.a.r.t. maid with hock's employer. >> they're going to be watching him as close as they can and they're not really interested in protecting the riders. >> reporter: so this has been the level of rancor between b.a.r.t. and it's union. a rancor that has claimed to strike a walk off next friday. >>> his contract with b.a.r.t. caps billable expenses at $399,000. $198,000 has been billed already as of june 11th. that breaks down to about $4,300 a day. time is running out for b.a.r.t. and its unions to reach a deal. there are now just nine days left in the court imposed cooling off period. that means b.a.r.t. workers could walk off the job on friday october 11th. >>> it was an emotional day in court as the mother of an 8- year-old girl gunned down at a sleep over saw the man accused of her killing. ktvu's rob roth live in oakland where police say two arrests in this case may have also prevented even

it is the holy grail of fareed zakaria. are a graduate of two of the finest. >> yes, but tell me why it might not make sense. this woman, caroline sax. >> yeah, the same line of thinking, are two intuitive categories of advantage/faulty. so i look at, this is a chapter concern, whether you want to be a big fish in a little pond or a little fish in a big pond. and i use the specific case of kids who go to college intending to study science, math, and engineering. and we know the vast majority of students who start out in the -- pursuing the three fields drop out. over 50%. the question is, who drops out? and the answer is, so some -- 50% of the kids are thwarted in their ambition to become -- have a science, math, engineering degree. who gets thwarted? well, it's not the least-intellectually capable students who drop out. it is the students, rather, who happen to be at the bottom of their class, regardless of what school they are at. so the bottom half of the class at harvard in science and math drops out. and the bottom har

. >> this is probably going to be the highest priced holiday fares we have seen in the last decade. >> reporter: this year high demand for seats has prices soaring. >> the best time to purchase holiday tickets was two weeks ago or earlier than that. if you're waiting for a last-minute deal you're in big trouble. >> reporter: the average ticket cost for the u.s. and caribbean is already up more than 9% over last thanksgiving. >> i hate to be a grinch but it is getting worse. you need to book your christmas travel now. >> reporter: prices for christmas week, up more than 7%. to an average $337. how much do you think you saved by making your holiday travel plans. >> i would say a good hundred or $200. >> reporter: this year the trend seems to be warm weather destination. flights to tampa are up 16%. atlanta, almost 14%. south florida, 11%. how can you beat the high prices? experts say travel early in the morning and on less popular days. >> you will get a cheaper fare if you fly early on thanksgiving day, early on christmas morning than you will on the wednesday before thanksgiving or th

fareed is joining us now from new york. he's the host of "fareed zakaria gps" here on cnn. you also want conservatives to lighten up. explain what's going on here. >> i think there are two things going on as you were discussing earlier. one is the kind of institutional collapse of authority in the republican party so that as you know, on immigration, the leadership of the party wanted to make a deal. most senators, most of the leaders in the house, but they can't because there's no structure. this is not newt gingrich's republican party anymore. the second piece is that there is this extreme wing within the party, the tea party, that really believes that america is going to hell in a hand basket and tomorrow. as ted cruz said at that value summit, we've got two years to stop this country from plunging into oblivion. if you use rhetoric like that, if you work people up like that, it's very tough to see how you could compromise. you're telling them that what they are doing now by refusing to raise the debt ceiling is noble and heroic and is saving the republic from imminent o

this is based on air fares over three years. saying you'll find deals december 23rd, or 24, right before christmas day. here is another reason to will being for lower fares. fees are higher now than before. analysts predict major airlines will rake in nearly $15 billion, up 18% from last year. almost two thirds comes from frequent flyer sur charges extra money paid on top of the miles when you fly. another 25% comes from the dreaded baggage fees. finally you've heard of folks giving out healthy treats instead of candy on hall weevenlt a north dakota woman taking this to extreme. instead of candy she'll hand out warning letters to kids she thinks look heavy. the letter will say your child is, in my opinion, moderately obese and should not be consuming sugars and treats to the extent of some children this halloween. the woman called a local raidy station to announce the plans to fight obesity. >> just want to send message to parents of kids that are really overwaechlt i think it's just irresponsible, as parents to sort of send the

allzd cash fares would stay the same, and there is no fare increase.sit's general manager says this plan is aimed at fares cheaper and service more efficient. >> well, simply put, a list of local politicians are fed up saying enough with all these transit strikes. following the recent'v battles, their goal now? do iowa w transit work stoppagej permanently. city councilmember steve glazier was joined in support to ban transit strikes here in california. glazier launched an on-line petition in favor of prohibiting transit strikes, and he says thousands of commuters are also in support of this campaign. many of the u.s. cities already prohibit transit strikes, ìá& chicago. at 11:00, some tennis in the east bay some bed bug problems so bad they're taking their landlord to court. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in concorde where she went into one of the apartments to see the conditions firsthand. christie, how was it? >> not very good, marla. a couple of the residents said it was really something to see. there are actually 48 units here, and they tell

if you don't want to be stuck, you better have the full fare there.eteorologist lisa argen now here with a preview of your accuweather forecast. >> well we had a really warm day yesterday. the winds backed off. most of the area today warm to mild. that means a sea breeze will be kicking up with subtle changes around the bay and more significant changes to begin the work week. your forecast is straight ahead. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, your tax dollars going to help pay rent for ex--cons. the reasoning behind this plan in one new area. and plus the few law that could change the status of thousands of [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo! and there's movie night -- you love movies! [ laughs ] sorry honey, can't hear you -- bad connection. love you! [ laughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] bold flavors for the bold hearted -- progresso heart healthy soup. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of

today versus how they were faring -- iraqis are faring today versus how they are faring in the past. access to health care and electricity and education. in a country that its oil and gas rich, when you have a hard time keeping electricity on for more than several hours a day because of not just terrorist attacks that have broken down the infrastructure and but failed government to respond to the needs of the people. it is inevitable you have a dissatisfaction and chaos that a group like al qaeda will take advantage of. >> let's bring in peter galbraith from norway. you are a former ambassador and worked in a number of countries that could be considered to be failed states. you worked -- you weren't involved in the process of iraq and afghanistan. as far as you are concerned thomas is it a security issue -- concerned, is it a security issue or defeating al qaeda or does that have to do with the building up the iraq he lyrical infrastructure -- iraqi lyrical infrastructure? >> i see this as a continuation of the sunni/shiite civil war that broke out in 2005. it went into a quiet phase

and fareed zakaria is next. his guests include rock star bono and the former minister of iran. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a fascinating show with two big exclusive interviews. we'll start with iran's foreign minister on nuclear negotiations, on prime minister netanyahu's warnings about iran and much more. also -- ♪ it was a beautiful day >> it's a beautiful day when bono comes to the gps set to talk about all manner of things. from why americans should be proud of foreign aid to why conservatives really do care about the poor. >>> also, tanks, attack helicopters, rocket-propelled grenades, ak-47s, all of them fuel the fires of war. the u.n. wants to regulate this trade. why is that a bad idea? you will not be surprised when i tell you what's the holdup. >>> finally, ever find yourself under fire in a war zone and need help keeping out of harm's way? never fear. there's an app for that. of course there's

prices will suddenly spike on november 13th based on air fare the past three years.lso, you will find the best deals if you fly on december 23rd or december 24th right before christmas day. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the trick or treat forecast on the roof of the broadcast center. >> we are in the sunshine today with warmer weather. will it last through the weekend? that is coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> also, googling while driving, a driver was ticketed for her google glass and is sounding off. >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a two-year old girl home alone in china was dangling out the window of a three story apartment. her pink jacket was caught open something on the window ledge preventing her from falling. neighbors below were supporting the girl by her legs and rescuers brought her to safety. >> this morning, a southern california woman cited for driving while wearing google glass says she has lawyers who offered to fight the ticket for free. the c.h.p. says the woman was ticketed

now back to "fareed zakaria gps."eed an introduction, but i'm going to give him one anyway. they have had the highest concert in history, won more grammy awards than any other group, but the one-word named singer is at a passionate advocate, having founded one and also red, which brings the private sector into the fight against aids? africa. it was through these efforts that bono, lindsey graham and connedi rice recently found themselves in a bar together in liberia. that may sound lie the beginning of a joke, but it is not. what is the story? welcome to the show. you know, i was host iing in liberia, trying to show american taxpayers how well it's been spent or not. perhaps the surrealest moment was indeed in a very low-lit bar in monrovia. it's a country still in rubble after civil war, and seeing these very senior senators in thor, not age, sort of, you know, moving and grooving to a girl called sweets in this low light, and hanging out with people you wouldn't normally find them with. but, you know, they were ther

all cash fares would stay the same. no fare increase.ncy's general manager says this man is aimed at attracting more riders. >>> 6:56. we want to take you live to london and look who that is. that is baby george. >> he is cute. you have to admit it. >> he is adorable. >> perfect little round head. >> you see prince william and dutchess katherine. they have just arrived at st. james palace where baby george is going to be christened. scheduled to start at 7:00. they have about 50 people gathering with close family and friends and the god parents that have been named, about seven of them. pippa middleton and prince harry are not listed as either of the god parents there. >> a quick shoutout. a big shoutout and thank you to the roims for slipping this in right perfectly timed for us to get it on our show. >> there is harry. >> there is the queen. thank you so very much. 6:56. making this ham before we hit 7:00. >> i hadn't seen the baby so up close. >> that was a great shot. he has that little gerber baby perfect face. >> the new ipads are

. >> so if you are coming out here to the san francisco bay fare @ jack london square you probably need someone to drop you off because there is not a lot of available parking spaces. it >> the lines move pretty fast but nonetheless a lot of people are tired and wishing that this strike was over already. july the ntsb has already launched their own investigation into this weekend's fatal bart crashed. >> the investigation is expected to last up to 10 days. >> the two men killed on the tracks are a bart employee and a contractor who were inspected a report it did in the tracks of the pittsburg-day point line. >> they were struck by an out of service train being moved to concord. >> the child was not equipped with a full outfacing camera, but there was a video camera inside of the cap. >> the anti as be is looking into the equipment and human performance, and also find out if the strike played a role in the accident. >> here is a look at the san mateo bridge was traffic is building minute by minute. >> will have a full update on traffic we come back from the brake on kron4 morning news. >

at that time, the average fare will go up $0.19 to $3.78. but to pay for the labor cost in this deal, bart says it will likely eliminate some programs and projects this coming year to save $12.6 million. so who won? >> management isn't happy, the union leadership isn't happy, so both sides aren't happy, you know the public got the best deal. >> reporter: today the lawyers got in on the act and they're finalizing the language on these contracts. when might the unions vote on this contract? it doesn't look like it will go to the membership until sometime next week. we have a while. >> all right. thank you. >>> bart trains were supposed to start running at 4:00 this morning, but it took nearly two hours to get the system going. a lot of commuters and climbed in their cars. traffic terrible this morning. a number of crashes this morning, adding to that gridlock. now, there are a lot of extra cards on the road. kpix's mike's sugarman out in the thick of it. >> reporter: this is the on ramp to the bay bridge in san francisco. i can't see all the w

we sponsor tables at health fares. wherever those situations arise we are there. for example just this week we were at the china house and a couple weeks ago we worked on the health fare, we worked at the lunar festival on health care. we have a number of seminars. for example the outreach manager is doing some of these talks at public libraries. so we are doing as much as we can being a leaner organization and also providing information. >> you also mentioned earlier that a lot of brokers and agents have already signed up for training. is it safe to say that if we have any questions we can go to our certified brokers? >> correct. if they are certified, even if they are not certified, they are very aware of what's going on. the certification allows them to enroll and underwrite into exchange. so most of the brokers, a large number of the brokers are going to be up on this. >> sounds good, thank you. >> in i other questions? excellent presentation. >> thank you. >> a lot of us have been trying to get our heads wrapped around this issue. we've had a couple of presen

the open air health fare is celebrating its tenth year. they're expecting an especially high turnout from people wanting to get information about getting insured. >> we ahave enrollment counselos here on staff to talk about how to get envold, how to find out where they can get enrolled and to talk about what programs may be available for them. >> flu vac seens acines are ava there. tonight at 6:30 with sure to check out our covered california special. we'll answer your questions and show you what an average california family of four can expect to pay. >>> still to come, a brutal attack, two investigators say stabbed a teach tore death in front of her students. >>> a new law signed today to tighten the reigns on sex offenders. >>> we'll show you what the hackers had to come up with and what they got in exchange. >>> we're seeing a windy saturday evening around the bay area. wind speeds from 20 to 25 miles an hour. this is actually bringing some thunder to part of northern california. as the winds pick up, will we see some showers moving in

the average bart fare will go up about 19 cents.e in san leandro, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> to pay for the labor costs in this deal, bart says it will likely eliminate some projects and programs this coming year to save $12.6 million. >>> the investigation of that deadly stadium construction accident has resumed. cal/osha now says some questions were raised that have revived the investigation into donald white's death at the 49ers stadium site in santa clara this past june. the specifics of those questions are not being disclosed. earlier cal/osha had determined no violation had happened in connection with mr. white's depth of. >>> happening today, the san francisco city gardener accused of running over a woman in holly park is due in court. he is charged with vehicular manslaughter and hit-and-run. he turned himself in yesterday. christine svanemyr was struck and killed last month while lying on the grass with her baby. >>> an alameda county superior court could order a 60-day cooling-off period in the ac transit labor dispute. th

and now the fare is $2.50 and government built subway construction takes longer. be done in 1938. then they said 1980. now, they say 2018. it's taken so long that the subway cars built for it now won't be used because they don't fit the track. we no longer lead the ultra violet lights to kill polio germs. the modern equipment, but why, they had money on the line. >> i want to recognize up front a number of officials, elected officials. >> politicians have different incentives like sucking up to other politicians and government workers have time to stand around. despite the delay and despite the billions lost, government wants more trains. >> it's rail, rail, rail and rail. >> john: up next, do you like these beautiful homes. you should. you probably helped pay for ♪ at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people don't even know it. fraud could mean lower credit scores, higher loan rates... ...and maybe not getting the car you want. it's a problem waiting to hapn. check your credit score, check your credit repo, at experian.com america's numb one p

transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. with xerox, you're ready for real business. you next week. bye for now. streets... on a busy sunday. tightening the rules for gun owners. what one bay area city is proposing... to cra down. and... with bart trains >>> a suspect shot on a busy sunday. >>> tightening the rules for gun owners. what one city is proposing for a b.a.r.t shutdown. >>> state leaders are working to keep employees from walking out in the future. good evening. >>> right now, the police are combing through an area of san francisco's marina district. saying two people got into a fight at 12:30 and chestnut and pierce. one of the men ran off and got a couple blocks away before the cops caught up with him. brian webb

that will do it for sports, ahmed fareed, we have more news coming up after the break. >>> an updateu at the top of the newscast, bart and its unions say trains will run again tomorrow morning, so there is no strike, but there's also no deal. bart and union leaders have been at the bargaining table all night around 10:30 this evening. not that long ago, they made a short announcement that will trains will keep running. they added no deal has been reached, they expect to negotiate through the wee hours of the morning. nothing has changed. there's no deal, the trains will run for the morning commute and throughout tomorrow. >>> finally tonight, talk about a close encounter. check out the pictures from a helmet cam of a paddle border in southern california. yes, that's a shark, an eight foot long great white shark. the near run in happened earlier today off of manhattan beach. >> but you notice he kept his balance and recorded the whole thing beautifully. >> i would have been on my knees shaking. >> thanks for watching us at 11:00. we hope you have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. hey

. >> a battle of low air fares is taking off after they launch a sale that can have you traveling for less than 100 dollars. >>> welcome back, police say a woman killed after the event last week was innocent in the wrong place at the wrong time. identified as karen ray, family and friends refer to her as karen bailey, a student at laney college, the shooting happened around 1:30 saturday morning on broadway near 14th street in oakland, two others were wounded, police say those gotten into an argument with a man pulled out a gun and opened fire into the crowd. >>> they are working to find the cause of the fire that destroyed buildings there. we brought you the story yesterday. a neighbor in the community of coyote recorded this cell phone video of the flames there. an old bunkhouse was destroyed along with those. they had to rely on water tenders as well because there were no hydrants nearby. >> a woman injured while crossing a san francisco street is using her experience to push the city to improve pedestrian safety. >> i was walking back with a friend and we were both hit by the car.

. >> at number two, only a turkey would fly on a last-minute air fare.ust out says air fares for the thanksgiving hol daily are jacked 7% already. and be ready, the longer you wait, the bigger the bite out of your wallet. best advice from expert road warriors long before you settle in at the turkey table. hunker down. get that plane ticket. at number three, starbucks can wake you up, but can they wake up washington? >> no. >> starbucks is promoeting a pay it forward campaign asking customers to buy other customers their favorite frappe or latte. >> i'm going to help them. but it has to be something really big. >> in return, starbucks will buy you a couple of coffee. this will give lawmakers in washington the needed nudge to support each other. will setting a good example work? doubtful, according to retail analysts, but it will show consumers star bucks has a social conscience and dpet them some desperately needed publicity. at number 4, forget the wine sell cellar, put this stuff in a safe deposit box. this canadian wine maker is selling his ice wine fo

the fares stay the same. and sf bay ferry will put out all available vessels.he special schedule will have departures every 45 minutes . the oakland to sf ferry building ride begins at 5:30am. for the evening commute.. boats will start departing sf at 3:15. sf bay ferry is expecting extra riders and will have off-boat ticket sales. transit agencies say they only need a few hours to get their strike plans in place. i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news. >> marty: stay connected with kron-4 on the bart negotiations. you can get the latest by checking our facebook and twitter pages. as well as on our web site -- kron4.com. you can also download our mobile app. the website and the mobile app have a section dedicated to bart. you can also get push alerts for the latest information. >> negotiations between president obama and the republicans on the debt ceiling are still at a standstill. we will explain. negotiations between president obama and republicans on the debt ceiling- are still at a they made some progress. but this morning, negotiations are at a standstill between p

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that means no cheap flights for thanksgiving or christmas with thanksgiving air fares up 7 percent thisear averaging $415 round trip. >> it is going to be a good day to fly because we don't have delays at sfo and we have the high clouds making their way over the bay area but otherwise very clear and dark and chilly morning as we look from the exploritorium camera for the next three days, you can see the temperatures will start to go up a bit and 76 degrees inland and 74 around the bay and 62 degrees along the coast and when we hold into the weekend it will be warmer but, still, fall like. we have a major accident in hayward involving at least five vehicles. we are not sure if this is on the main line freeway you are on the on-ramp. we will get to that in a moment. we have northbound 101 at 880 and we are seeing traffic coming away from the 280-680 split. northbound 880 shows five vehicles involved with that problem and one spun around facing the wrong direction. the bay bridge toll plaza shows lanes loading up. >> good news this morning for electric car fans, the prices are coming down.

as fares a the day planner, more showers on and off today. more areas of drizzle as temperatures hold in the low 60s and a pretty stiff north, northeast wind at 10 to 15 miles an hour. the pattern is going to stick around and get slightly better tomorrow and even better on sunday but monday will be the day when we can enjoy a nice change. moisture continues to flow in off the atlantic. you can see some of the heavy rain i was talking about in southern st. mary's county moving from the bay and the eastern shore. there was even a little bit of lightning south and east of cambridge half an hour ago. st. mary's, southern calvert, solomon, buzz's marina there. we have the showers scattered about in loudoun and prince william. monika, good morning. >> good morning, howard. good morning, everybody. a fatal overnight crash involving a single vehicle on memorial bridge. the memorial bridge is shut down and memorial circle as well. so you cannot access that area coming off ohio drive,

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the company said the fare he paid didn't satisfy requirements. >> it was maddening.nd the fine print in their program was maddening. the couple contacted 7 on your side and we contacted air france and its partner klm airlines. >> it turns out the eligibility rules changed after he booked the salt lake city flight. the krm spokesperson said as flying blue updated the eligible booking classes after he booked, we retroactively considered his booking as an eligible book -- booking and reinstated his miles. now all 947,000 miles are back in their account, and the couple is back to trotting the globe. >> and we are very, very grateful to 7 on your side. >> michael said frequent flyer programs often have the complicated rules you have to follow or lose your miles so it's important to that up-to-date so you can save miles and save a lot of money on travels. >>> a japanese retailer is collecting clothing today to help the saint vincent's society helpless fortunate people in the area. you can bring a gently used bag of clothing to the union scare and receive a coupon for 10%.