, -- white houe gates. the is sayings the gates are three blocks away on the other side of the white house and this is not close to ramming the white house gate and shooting at the white house. after that, after failing to ram the gates open, suspect took off and there was a car chase, and that's where the car was pushed off the side of the road by police in a pit maneuver, and there might have been six cars boxing in the suspect's sedan, pushing this person, which we now believe is a woman off the side of the road, and then that is when the gunfire happened. brett, and we're still looking and still scanning the wires and talking to our police sources and nobody has told us if they know where the gunfire originated from. we know shots were expired that somebody was hit but we do not know who fired the shots. we're told the police immediately -- the blessing in disguise it is a government shutdown and not a lot of spectators around there they were developed to get down immediately. if they were told to get d

that is more than bill gates has. bill gates has 4.5% of the stock.he is largest individual share holder. >> he used to have a lot more. >> he used to own a lot more. he has been selling 80 million shares a year. eventually over next five some odd years he will sell the entire stake and retire to the hills outside of seattle. but i mean, look, how realistic is this? that is a real question, how realistic is this? melissa: before we get to that, why do they want him out? that is the big question. dennis what do you think, why do they want him out? >> reuters says, three institutional shareholders among the top 20 refuse to be named in the reuters story. if we're going to go ahead and say we're going to out of -- melissa: they must know who it is. >> reuters does. they're unwilling to be identified. these guys are arguing gates as chairman will intimidate any new ceo who comes who wants to make drastic changes to theto the company. if you bring in a ceo and too timid to challenge bill gates, maybe that ceo candidate is not right for the job. maybe he ou

they cannot believe that the gates are closed.ey walk across the parking lot and it just it on the charter bus. the charter bus has not left just yet because they are also trying to find out when the trains run. i do not think they know what i know. i will go over and notified them and see if they will pull off. >> they stayed here the last time because they thought that the trains will be up and running then they could tell their passengers they can get off. it appears that at least one charter bus stated that he left. this is why some of them remain here and by the way, that were told to come here anyway because during the strike they were in service and their boss told them to come anyway. >> their boss did not call them on to tell them that their service was not needed. maybe the boss knew something that we did not know. >> if you have to head into world today there are no bart trains for the commute at least until 6:00 a.m.. we may have another problem at the bay bridge. >> here's a live look outside. you concede that it is a

ten mints from golden gate field, and golden gate bridge, a little fog, not quite down on the span, and you can see traffic is flowing nicely into and out of san francisco, slow traffic through 19th avenue and golden gate park and also hazing. that's the san mateo bridge and that's moving smoothly. so looking pretty good. ugly is in half moon bay. the pumpkin festival wrapping up, and the highways jammed. >>> a range of resources at abc7.com to help you get around during the strike, including alternate transit options and real-time transit maps and download the waves traffic app to help you navigate the freeways. follow up on twitter for breaking news updates. >>> workers from the port of oakland held a rally. truckers are planning a work stoppage tomorrow morning to protest unsafe working conditions and unfair labor practices. their demandses include a green emission fees to truckers and compensation for hours they spend waiting for a a load at te part. >> it takes us three to seven hours to get a transaction. long lines out there, and we have to idle three to seven hours. can you imag

henry louis "skip" gates, jr. coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. "the african americans: many rivers to cross" is the latest contribution from dr. henry louis "skip" gates, jr. airingies begins tomorrow night on these pbs stations and there is a companion text of the same name. we will start our conversation by taking a look at a clip fro "the african americans: many rivers to cross." >> i asked been much of my life searching for the stories of the african-american people. our first notation of anthony them as antonio the negro. i have always wanted to tell their history. five centuries in the making. history and i have traveled around the country and across the globe to chronicle it. receive wealth inherited from the slave trade question mark but people changed american society. >> i will start in a moment by talking about what happens tomorrow night here in pbs and the series premieres. let me go back to what happened this past weekend. alreadys a s

bill gates buys a stake. now the second biggest now the second biggest shareholder in the company. >>> hello and welcome to this jobs tuesday. you know, it makes sense. coming up on today's show, patrick, cena are growing abroad. >>> novartis has delivered the right medicine with improved guide kwans. . and we'll head stateside to speak with one strategy that says the good times are here to stay. why is that? we'll find out at 11:40. any comments on this jobs tuesday? e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com. trust me, that is the e-mail address. >>> now, it's better late than never. the u.s. september jobs report is out at 8:30 eastern delayed by 2 and a half weeks because of the shutton. unemployment is expected to hold steady at 7.3%. the september report will be less influential than normal. it doesn't reflect the impact of the shutdown. the october jobs report will be out in two weeks. bearing all that in mind, of course, what are we supposed to do today? keith way will join us later. he thinks the fed now may dela

people got here and they were staring through the gates and at 5:00 the date lifted and everyone was so happy and ran upstairs and found out that the trains were not going anywhere. >> the gate should have been lifted what are around 4:00 this morning was we had information that the negotiations were settled. allied here is a video that we shot live at 545 this morning when the bart train finally left the station. >> we're going to come back allied and talk to some of the bar passengers. >> how was it for you when bart were shut down? >> " it was horrible banquo >> so i figured i would not come out here at the time and " >> " if bart one is sympathy from the public that was not the way to do it in " >> the blame more of the management? >> " i blame both sides in " >> this is a live picture of the west oakland bart station where people are happy and cars are honking that have limited service which is better than no service. >> the announcement that the strike was over came last night. the strike lasted a half-day logger than the one in july. >> but for many bay area commuters-desk any

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the security gate still down.rt strike but the trains and buses are not up and running yet. they are trying to staff it. they just haven't done that. there are reports they are hoping to have limited service this morning hopefully by 6:00. right now not happening yet. we'll keep you posted on how things are is. let's toss it over to steefsh. >> a lot of fog. very thick fog out there. be careful. some of the visibility is awful. dense fog advisory until 9:00. some of it is cold. slow to burn off. still be a nice mild to warm day and some are really warm. clear lake was 88. 70s and 80s. cool and cold. except by the beach . 40s on the temps. a lot of 40s unless you are stuck in the low cloud deck. 49 in san francisco. and the high which was 57 yesterday. 59 today. last week had a high at 80. couple lows impacting us with a few high clouds. the fog is not going anywhere. so fog, sun, mild, cool to cold by the coast. here we go again. 50s, 60s closer to the coast. 70s and 80s continue inland. here's sal. >> the traffic

dennis: a call for bill gates to give up.institutional investors while microsoft out. is he really the problem, though? let's start off with charles payne. charles: bill gates, his ownership is down. his ownership dwindles by 80 million shares every year. i would give bill gates two options. maybe two and a half. become ceo of the company. work with the company and maybe be chairman. he is still the richest man in the world. i do not see anything he is doing for the company itself. dennis: is bill gates what is ailing microsoft? >> no. the sh no, the long answer is heck no. gates is 57. he will be 58 later this month. there are no issues in terms of that. there are issues sometimes with chairman to our founders of the company. they stand in the way of innovation. gates is not. he came up with an e-book reader long before amazon. he had a big push on tablets long before the ipad. dennis: bill gates is not the problem here. what about the argument that says lee zack god as chairman and how bout the ceo grow some courage. charle

a female driver tried to ram a gate by the white house. she was inshoed by law enforcement and shots started flying. while waiting, let's go to carl cameron near the crime scene. >> reporter: hi kimberly. if you look down the street, we're on the east side of the capitol. that is where this afternoon's wild chase was seen through the streets of the nation's capital.

a woman driving a car tried to crash a gate a block from the white house. secret service officers chased the vehicle all the way down to capitol hill. at some point, shots were fired. the suspect was injured. and security is still tight in the area but there does not appear to be any ongoing threat. we know the president has been briefed and you want to stay with kpix 5. we'll have another update in this newscast. >>> new agreement and a new hope. bart is on the right track to avoid a strike one week from today. >> kpix 5's anne makovec reports on the signs of movement on the bart contract talks. anne? >> reporter: negotiations aimed at averting a strike are rolling along with the tentative deal in pensions reached last night. bart would reimburse workers for every 72 cents they contribute. >> it will benefit the workers. >> reporter: but still far apart on wages and healthcare. >> we have been working hard since we received the offer to look at the cost of it and to see what we might say in response. >> reporter: the latest union proposal asks for a 3.75%

we watched a live as the gates went up. and now we're watching as commuters get on board.k with more in a couple of minutes. are developing story is a bart. the trains are back up their running after a four day strike and they too are picked up this morning bridge kron4 terisa estacio is live with an update. >>terisa: people were very disappointed kind of standing about questioning what's going on. we have some video that it wants to show you because the people were standing by the signs checking their watches and all of a sudden look over and there you go through the gates were lifted and they rushed to the platform to grab that the first train as 6 04 coming into the bart station. everyone was so happy that finally the bart strike as we all know it right now is over. we did some interviews on the platform. listen to what people have to say. >>: so excited. all my way to work right now. a very excited that they are up and running again for it >>: it's been such a pain and the neck to try to get to the city and if i'm not there people don't have ministerial service. so i a

henry louis "skip" gates, jr. pbs.ing tomorrow night on thanks for some wonderful work and it is a blessing to have you on this program. >> thank you and keep doing what you're doing. tavis: thanks for watching and keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with -- about poverty in america, why it persists, and what we could you to eradicate it. that is next time. we will see you then. time. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> funding for overheard for evan smith is prooded by the mat -- provided by the mattsson mchale foundation, and from the texas board of legal specialization, board-certified attorneysn your community. experienced, respected and tested. also by hillco partners, texas government affairs consultancy and its global health care consulting business unit, hillco health and alice cleburg foundation and viewers like you. >> i'm evan

that was the plan set out by the gates foundation. as the principal donor and gets to make the decisions but the inventor patroclus wants his miracle rice to be introduced worldwide preferably sooner than later he is irritated at the dictatorship of money and i think they came into the project at the end just as we were almost finished and we worked for twenty years to develop this rice without any help from the gates foundation and then in the end gates comes in with his riches and takes the entire project over for turning it into a gates project single into forwarded its research material to erie and later in collaboration with the gates foundation also relinquished rights and responsibilities regarding golden rice to the erie. the inventor did not approve of this agreement made in two thousand and ten. but his objections were ignored today to try because feels he was booted out. data rights they are working with in the philippines today doesn't it belong to you anymore in the good ones morally and legally it still belongs to us but

the golden gate. you can't i guess. the lights at the golden gate bridge. as you travel through the brighter lights makes it tougher to see, if you travel through foggy patches keep the headlights on normal because the high beams will make it tougher. at the bottom you see orange, that's where our traffic road weather index combines. there may be lower visibility for 280 through daly city which is not unusual when you have this type of weather. we see no real slowing but a word of warning north of 380 as you travel up into san francisco or out of san francisco for that matter, 101 along the other side of the peninsula looks nice there. and across the bay we have a patch of fog around dumbarton bridge toll plaza, hayward the whole area may get the patches as it drifts down over the next bit of time. we'll track it so far, the traffic flow is nice but again, the b.a.r.t. trains are not running so find your alternate. >> a little bit of a mystery this morning. >> exactly. got the good with the bad. deal in place, no trains. 4:39. still ahead, all eyes on the b

southbound traffic on the golden gate is up to speed limit. northbound there is one lane blocked out towards the golden gate bridge toll plaza. that is your latest kpix five traffic. back to you. >>> thanks. >> last time we checked in with lawrence he was holding a walking victim. looked creepy. >> reporter: that's what it's all about this weekend. they're celebrating halloween. they've got boo at the zoo at the oakland zoo. you know you're out early when all the animals are pretty much asleep. i heard a monkey this morning, but now it's quiet. they'll be bringing out numerous animals today and neat ones. so we're going to see a lot of fun animals this morning. headed around the bay area, a couple of patches of fog and high clouds outside. the temperatures are running a little bit cool. if you are headed out the door, grab a jacket. these numbers will be running down into the low 40s in parts of the valley. 50s elsewhere. clouds moving on through. still, low spinning off the coastline, as that low continues to spin off, it will bring a few mor

that was the plan set out by the gates foundation. as the principal donor and gets to make the decisions but the inventor patroclus wants his miracle rice to be introduced worldwide preferably sooner than later he is irritated at the dictatorship of money in i came into the project at the end just as we were almost finished and we worked for twenty years to develop this rice without any help from the gates foundation and then in the end gates comes in with his riches and takes the entire project over for turning it into a gates project single into forwarded its research material to the erie and later in collaboration with the gates foundation also relinquished rights and responsibilities regarding golden rice to the erie. the inventor did not approve of this agreement made in two thousand and ten. but his objections were ignored today to try because feels he was booted out. that ice mckayla rice they are working with in the philippines today doesn't it belong to you anymore in the good ones morally and legally it still belongs to us b

bill gates, he created the company.emember when that deal came public at goldman and i was trying to get a few shares. why? because they revolutionized things. they got left behind yet i'm on their system. they got left behind yet the europeans are getting a little traction with their phone. they got left behind yet every pc has them except for mac. how bad are they really? >> we'll talk more about it and more about the mulally story. >> it seems hard to imagine that would happen. does that really feel like the right fit for sort of putting the company on a different trajectory for a longer term? mulally's a lot older than ballmer, isn't he? >> he's a caretaker if he comes in. why would you want that? >> i don't want any of this. i think the company needs to get better. companies with great balance sheets can get better. alan mulally is a balance sheet expert first. >> he's incredible. >> he did a lot to save boeing. >> if you didn't see "mad money"'s 2,000th episode, you missed a big treat, a big show. duncan niederaur

the golden gate bridge ride 1 01 is an easy trip through marin county but across the golden gate bridgeroberts who found some people behaving badly. >> it is called to the break. its real name misaddresses drake high school. this is a word of caution is that if you attend a break you can distract your parents. >> these are students who are heading off to lunch. they had got this straight. no problem. however, these are the same students returning from lunch that are going across four lanes of very busy streets. the speed limit is 25 mi. but sometimes the this selected drivers read it is 52 mi.. you understand just how fast they're going. >> they have crosswalks. for students to use bread there is even one with slashing lights so they know is if crosswalk. students would rather just dart across a road and it does appear to save time triple parents send their kids hoping they'll be safe when they're off school grounds apparently a been goals. >> i received e-mail from a viewer who stated that the the students always play chicken. i was right there when they're so busy running that they ne

henry louis "skip" gates, jr. pbs.ing tomorrow night on thanks for some wonderful work and it is a blessing to have you on this program. >> thank you and keep doing what you're doing. tavis: thanks for watching and keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with -- about poverty in america, why it persists, and what we could you to eradicate it. that is next time. we will see you then. time. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. where we're here on the jersey shore. norm: today's the big day -- you're going to lift this 1890 house up 4 feet. man: yes, we are. lots of activity. you excited for today's lift? i was a little more excited this morning. it doesn't look like it's going up today. kevin: so yet one more setback for you and your family. richard: here in manasquan, we have to start by taking this house down. uggh! norm: look at this! it's over

turning it into a gates project. single into forwarded its research material to erie and later in collaboration with the gates foundation also relinquished rights and responsibilities regarding golden rice to the erie. the inventor did not approve of this agreement made in two thousand and ten. but his objections were ignored today to try because feels he was booted out. that iseman data rice they are working with in the philippines today doesn't it belong to you anymore in the good ones morally and legally it still belongs to us but on the basis of the material transfer agreement which is an agreement between the gates foundation eery and sing get into we were circumvented italy is a good. that means at the moment we have no direct influence on what has been going on at the erie for the past two years in the. us it isn't if we are not happy about these developments we consider it not only unfair but also legally improper. of the we don't intend to take. over as it is and. send us a letter saying they claim that the

you can see here the gates are still closed. and it's really unknown at this point what time they are going to open up. supposed to open up at 4 a.m. we received notice trains will not start20 minutes resuming until they get enough staff here. the trains are in hayward right now. let's go to a little bit of video earlier this morning. you can see there was a group of about 20 or so people waiting outside the station awaiting for the gates to open at 4 a.m. they didn't and a bart police officer came out and explained to them none of the trains were here. they were still in hayward waiting for them to come and a lot of people just left and decided maybe i'm going to wait for charter bus service. some people are still waiting out here. giving it maybe an hour. we did run into a bart union employee who was a kwhuter. she works at sfo. we got her reaction to the fact the strike is over. here's what she had to say. >> i woke up thinking we're going to be back on the picket line. and i'm normally up at 2:45. but i was like hurry up and

. >> westbound driver times are running about 16 minutes on the golden gate bridge. >> at the golden gate bridge is an easy ride still on 101 southbound appeared >> we are bracing for may be a terrible riot on friday if it comes to a bart strike appeared allied we have today wednesday and thursday to see if both sides could make some type of deal. >> look at how busy it is right now this house is seized about 30 to 40,000 drivers are year. >> approximate 200,000 or 200 italian bart riders could be out of the loop on friday if they do not strike a deal by thursday appeared >> the cooling off period expires on thursday noon. >> we have 72 hours to come up with irresolution negotiations resumed at 930 this morning. >> bart riders are asking what is the deal and why is it taking so long? perry >> what are your thoughts about it getting so close and they've been trying to work something out for six months now? in lin >> when they are not negotiating with each other they are in negotiation with the media specifically the unions. >> we will have to weigh to see that someone from bart has th

the golden gate bridge is problem free for 1 01 southbound.e. >> an upbeat report on the manufacturing sector and the expectation a more positive economic data are currently outweighing any worries about the effects of the government shut down among investors on wall street. the dow, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq all posted gains in trading yesterday. the government's monthly jobs report is scheduled to release friday, though the shutdown could affect that. >> hyundai is offering to defer new car payments for 800,000 workers who have been furloughed due to the partial government shutdown. the company says that workers who buy or lease cars this month when i have to make a payment until january. those already own a hyundai financed through a company will not have to make any payments until they go back to work. >> after handling down a murder conviction, a judge oversees a killers waiting in san diego. the judge in the trial of danne desbrow agreed to a request for his fiancee to officiate the wedding. so two weeks ago after the debrow's was sente

. >> the north bay ride from iran the southbound traffic is slow into the golden gate bridge pier >>he bay bridge is backed up almost to the macarthur made it's about a 20 minute drive time. >> we are waking up to sunshine and clouds of this morning here >> santa rosa is 44 degrees right now grabby jacket paired >> 57 in san jose. at 51 in oakland. >> satellite and radar shows some high clouds in the area approaching from north to south appeared >> low pressure will bring the temperature is down in the middle of the week and perhaps provide some rain appear >> by >> b67 by known in san francisco today. >> today will feel like a great option day with the temperature is back in the 60 degree mark by 8:00 p.m. tonight perry >> 78 in sunnyvale. 79 in campbell appeared at a high 477 degrees in san jose. >> 80 degrees in concord appeared in 82 in walnut creek. >> this weekend on downtown san francisco will be at 83 degrees. >> 7 day around the bay forecast continued cooling into the middle of this week appeared >> wednesday and thursday will be the coolest days of the week with some potent

the golden gate bridge shows no delays coming to san francisco.e will take a look before we leave the toll plaza with metering lights turn on and traffic is stacking up to the maze. >> next on abc7 news a big change coming to youtube. it had nothing to do with video. a study funds health for the elderly in prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. >>> a new player could be getting into the digital music business, the "los angeles times" says that youtube is positioning itself to lunch a subdescription music service by december. they can watch an unlimited music videos through an app on their mobile devices but the new subscription service has special features including a way to block commercials and freedom to store music on your mobile device. they will not confirm the story. they are owned by mountain view-based google. >> sue is here for leyla gulen with major bart delays. >> yes, there are major delays so that means 35 to 40 minutes affecting the pittsburg line. a disab

i can see where the gate is. where the barricade is. but it's not directly in front of the white house. it's not really an entrance to the white house. even if you got through that barricade, you would still have to drive over a block to get to the white house. >> we showed the image of the sniper earlier, john. i want to show our audience tuning in to our coverage of shots fired on capitol hill. that's believed to be a marked secret service car in that image. just some of the images coming in. people are tweeting about this obviously in real-time which is as these events unfold now in this day and age of social media. but what we know is a short time ago, there were reports that a driver inside a car tried to ram the entrance as john carl points out in front of the white house. then continued in the car to capitol hill. where there were then not only reports of shots fired. but we heard including senator sherrod brown moments ago, talking about the shots fired outside the capitol. the notices that went out immediately by email for ever

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gate field into the macarthur boulevard. and outside, the fog is settling on the golden gate bridge but no trouble getting out of san francisco, coming in, a little slow off the waldow but not a bad drive. tomorrow morning will be a whole nuther story, join us earl worm morning. our morning news team will be here beginning at 4:00 a.m. with a look how the morning commute is shaping up. >> a hearing is set for tomorrow in the bay area's other transit labor dispute. ac transit and its union will make their case before state appointed panel. the panel will look at the impact the strike would have on the community. ac transit threatened the strike last thursday about the governor stepped in, putting it on hold. >> truck drivers plan a work stoppage tomorrow to protest working conditions at the port of oakland. today they shared they're demands in a rally outside the city hall. the drives claim their pay per load has not increased for ten years, while their costs have skyrocketed. truckers want port operators to pay them to offse

. >> the golden gate bridge shows fog but traffic is moving quite well. that is good news all the way around at this moment. >> abc7 news reporter, matt keller, joins us from lake merritt in oakland. matt? >> there is a picket line. i spoke with bart management and no negotiations are scheduled if now. that could change at any moment. that means workers are stilt striking. several showed up at the bart station at 4:00 a.m. and promised to picket until they have a deal. workers gathered at bart stations but rather than running the trains they were holding signs. a few hours earlier at 5:30, they were literally attacked. we saw a man upset of the strike throw a cone at them. half an hour later bart police arrested him. it wasn't all negative. several people driving by honked in support of the unions. union negotiators say talks broke down yesterday not because of the economic issues like wages and pensions but because of work rules. they say management is asking for too much and it could lead to unreasonable working conditions. >> what is your shift? what i

no wait here at the pay gates.an mateo bridge problem free drive times just of to 13 minutes for it and live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is flowing fast-flowing. peninsula traffic moving well. for those of you taking public transit this morning and are good to go with no reports of delays for ac transit bart or eighth train no. 1. >>james: worries about l.i. schools have led to a surprising man. >>: to many rules and too many regulations i think. >>: tossing a football during recess seems to be a right of passage for kids in this community until now >>: students at weber middle school and fort washington for just informed that during a recess football is out. nurse ball as an a. soccer balls have been banned along with baseballs and lacrosse ball separate even rough games of tag or car twills unless supervised by a coach. >>: up cartwheels and tech. that's your free time to let loose and recharge. >>: that's all we wanted to permit or in school all day. >>: the superintendent says the change of policy i

the golden gate commute southbound traffic still looking good. very foggy southbound still moving well approaching san francisco so there's a fog advisory there. chp saying thick fog on 4 through contra costa county. the bay bridge commute leaving oakland heading into the city still looking good with no major delays. so enjoy it. light traffic across the bridge into san francisco. and for bart riders they are offering full service this morning, no delays reported but heads up for east bay bart riders, there will be no bart service between lafayette and pleasant hill. they will have a bus bridge in place from 12 p.m. to 3:30 as part of the investigation into this past weekend's fatal accident on the tracks. right now no delays for caltrain or the altamont commuter express. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." >> thank you. >>> wall street apparently wasn't impressed with apple's latest toys. apple shares fell after the company's big unveiling in san francisco. the company has revamped the macbook pro and it's offering its new mavericks operating syste

on the right, the golden gate bridge. right, the san mateo bridge. >> we will be watching because a lot of people will turn to the san mateo bridge as an option. >> a lot of, sort of viewers are weighing in on what they think of the bart strike. here is what a few had to say. some of yours work simply fed up with the strike, while others, stand in solidarity with the union members. take a look. >> pati says, haven't the the people of this country be lately--get over yourselves, and go to work, like all the rest of us do, and be thankful that you have a job in the first place!. >> michael writesin, with bart been a such a crucial transportation of terry in the bay area, they're not winning anyone over to their side by restricting 400,000 people on their way to work. >> ellen nejeres, this is not even funny anymore it is ridiculous. the federal government needs to step in and make them go to work. it is going to affect over 400,000 people. >> we want to hear from you, make sure to comment about your morning commute on a kro

we have backups now at the pay gates.ic in just a few minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, october 23. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time is 6:29. >>> live pictures from the san leandro bart station where for the first time in nearly a week, bart trains are running full service since the strike ended. bart workers are expected to vote on the new contract next week. it offers employees more than a 15% raise over 4 years and today some service in the east bay will be shut down for a few hours. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec has more from walnut creek. >> reporter: the ntsb investigation continues this morning and the reenactment is going to be a big part of that. here's what you need to know if you are planning on taking bart this afternoon. there's going to be a bus bridge in place between the pleasant hill and lafayette stations. buses will be running about once every 15 minutes. the tracks are going to be closed from noon until 3:30 this afternoon so the notice can reenact the accident that k

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a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. liz wenger has more on your forecast. >> reporter: it's going to be a gorgeous fall day with pretty seasonable temperatures mild in fact through this afternoon. changes are happening later on tonight and into the evening. bigger changes this workweek. a high is building and continuing to move east. hot this weekend. beach weather in fact. closer to home 60s around the coast. 79 morgan hill. brentwood 80. mid- to upper 70s in pleasant hill and walnut creek. cool around the coast. we are seeing green meaning 60s around stinson beach. 63 in daly city. and san francisco high in the mid- to upper 60s. over the next several days the warming trend continues especially tomorrow through friday and on into the weekend. where even the coast will see mild weather with temperatures in the low 70s. and we are going to see mid-80s in some of our inland spots. with that high pressure also comes increased winds and a potential higher fire danger especially thursday and friday. back to you. >>> from pa