i don't think he ever wrote and harley-davidson in his life.laughter] conductor as a conduit between the masterpiece and the mortals. i think it is very disturbing image, actually. somehow the sort of her marshall parameters of classical music changed after the war. it might have to do with the fact that lp changed the business. 's became widely available in the 1950s, all of a sudden every household had access to these masterpieces. when you think of a european or american how so in the 1950s, what were the things that when people started climbing up the ladder, what did they buy? , i think pn oh was the number three item. and access to masterpieces, the series of books, the international plays of shakespeare, and this and that. somehow the idea of being part culture appeared out of that equation. i would say it is our fault as well because we kind of cultivated that image with these harley-davidson's. do i take from your statement now that you think there is too much conductor worship in our contemporary society? alone, but itor think that my

. >>> it's not hog heaven for some harley owners. harley davidson recalling 29,000 bikes.hey say it is a problem with the hydraulic clutch system. harley doesn't even want the owners to drive to the dealership for repairs it will pick up the bikes at no charge. >>> a lot of adjunct professors rely on welfare. >> reporter: when darren brown became a university professor, he never imagined his career would end on such a low. >> i envisioned that i would climb this ladder, and as you can see, i did not climb the ladder. i'm in my parent's basis. >> reporter: he taught classes to rave student reviews, but as a an adjunct professor, earning as little as $1,100 a month, he couldn't make enough to get buy. 40 years ago part-time professors comprised just over 20% of higher education faculty. by 2009 the ranks have swelled to over 50%. in ohio maria was less than a month away from the start of classes before she learned whether the course she had been contracted to teach would go ahead. >> it creates a problem because i don't know how to prepare. >> reporter: fed up they have crea

harley davidson says the problem is with the hydraulic clutch. the chp set to start using harleys. we checked with a dealer who told us the highway patrol is due to get some of those recalled bikes but they have not been delivered yet. >>> are you a fan of kiss, nirvana or linda ronstadt? music lovers can vote for the performers they want to see inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame next year. among the nominees is the band deep purple. > [music]. >> ears perked up with that song. there are 16 nominees under consideration. they will be chosen by the hall of fame's 600-member voting body which consists of music artists, historians and music professionals. music fans also get a chance to voted, which ends december 10. the public's choice counts as a single vote. winners will be announced later in december. >> i am more of a kiss, nirvana -- >> yeah, nirvana. >> timeless. >>> 4:52 is the time. a makeover for a popular business park in walnut creek. the reason some businesses may have to move out. >>> welcome back. that's the good news right there. bart trains are going to be ru

harley davidson is a very long-term, people thought of it as a growth company but as you said, they went through a difficult couple of years, really seem to be getting things back on track and one of the things we favor in our process is earnings momentum and to use a pun, earnings are really accelerating for harley davidson right now. they really have some strong improvements for the 2014 model year. people are getting excited about and we think it has a pretty good going forward. >> your next pick is jah, this is yarden corporation. people might not know what this is but they know the brands, right? >> yeah, susie. while most people don't know jarden, everybody heard of some of their brands like coleman and crock pot, rollings sporting goods. recently the company acquired yankee candles, rather significant acquisition for them. it will push earnings this year on top of what we're already good earnings profile so we're looking at a company growing in the teens and trading for about 12 times next year's earnings, pretty attractive. >> and you like dollar tree? >> yeah, dollar tree is kin

harley davidson is a very long-term, people thought of it as a growth company but as you said, they went through a difficult couple of years, really seem to be getting things back on track and one of the things we favor in our process is earnings momentum and to use a pun, earnings are really accelerating for harley davidson right now. they really have some strong improvements for the 2014 model year. people are getting excited about and we think it has a pretty good going forward. >> your next pick is jah, this is yarden corporation. people might not know what this is but they know the brands, right? >> yeah, susie. while most people don't know jarden, everybody heard of some of their brands like coleman and crock pot, rollings sporting goods. recently the company acquired yankee candles, rather significant acquisition for them. it will push earnings this year on top of what we're already good earnings profile so we're looking at a company growing in the teens and trading for about 12 times next year's earnings, pretty attractive. >> and you like dollar tree? >> yeah, dollar tree is kin

our correspondent takes us there. >> you can tell a harley biker anywhere.e famous black jackets, their gear, and shining expensive bikes. in egypt, they are a growing community. >> we meet every friday. early in the morning, because of traffic in cairo, and then every 45 days come every month, we go out for a long journey. if you are a new writer, -- rider, we introduce you to the community. and then you start writing with us. you get into the group gradually. >> harley bikers were known in the past for being a rebellious group that enjoys breaking the rules. now the prices of these bikes range from $20,000 to $60,000 in egypt, and so the owners are quite a different breed with a different image. the harley bikers don't just go biking for fun, but they also feel they have a moral duty towards the country.that's why they've gathered here , more than 200 bikers at 8:00 in the morning, in front of the pyramid's. they were joined by others, honda's, bmws, and more, in an initiative to help promote the tourism industry in egypt. >> we decided to do something ins

his harley. for a worthy cause. the pope had a harley? who knew.y davidson company presented the motorcycle and the biker jacket the pontiff in june. the proceeds will help rennovate a youth hostel and soup kitchen. didn't want to ride that thing around vatican city? come on. >> a family vacation takes a turn when a bull shark attacks their son. the 12-year-old boy was playing in the water with his cousin when the shark grabbed his arms. doctors say it bit him at least twice. he needed 120 stitches and is looking at ten weeks now of physical therapy, but glad he is going to be okay. >>> we asked you if there are any winners or losers after more than two weeks of the government shutdown, and here is what you said. max tweeted: they all lose. if anyone really knows it happened. my neighbor didn't even know there was a shutdown. that's scary. this tweet from ron. only winners government employees two free weeks off work and get paid linda, we the people most definitely lost. sickening. >> and yesterdayy agrees. it's not a game, americans lost. we lost

this violin once belonged to the musician harley. harley was the band leader of the aoeu tannic that's the reason the instrument fetched one one -- $1.7 million. the violin didn't fall to the ocean flow. authorities believe it was strapped to harley's body when it floated on to the shore. for wallis on the occasion of our engagement from maria. the violin was returned to her after the ship wreck. maria never married. to be fair, other historic violins have gone for more. a rare 1721 stratavarius fetched $16 million. this is one of many titanic art facts including others in hartley to come up for auction. it tells a story that isn't once a romance and tragedy. as remembered in films about the titanic this is believed to be the instrument hartley used to the him near my heart to thee as the band played on and the ship sunk into the ocean. >> the violin is not playable and may never be again. >>> a wife carrying competition, the winner gets a house. the con tes -- contestants competed in a variety of carrying styles. the prize went to a

you know how to do tricks on harley's. some guys can. he did his last trick on a vespa.hink of vespas when you this i of doing stunts. scooters not really. outside of boca, scooter on a mint green vespa doing a wheelly and holding it back and forth. still, hard to look cool on a scooter even if you are pulling a wheelly. i have to give him a credit. that is not easy to do on such a low-powered vehicle. >> they are not made to do that. a dirt bike, they kind of are for tricks like this. >> if you have to ride a mint green scooter, you should know how to pop a wheelly. i think that puts your cred up a little bit. >> i don't think he is ready for the "x" games. >>> the panda plays with her new hammock. ♪ >>> right before halloween, it is time for a massacre. first guy to help us massacre is richard ryan from rated rr. you know him. he loves his explosives. i'm going to let him describe what he is going to use to destroy some pumpkins to vaporize. >> i set up a few different scenarios. >> he carved up a couple of quick pumpkins. he starts off with a small little pop. it almo

harley is recalling 29,000 of its bikes. the hydraulic system could cause the clutch to stick.arley says owners shouldn't drive to the dealership for the repairs, it says it will big up the bikes at no charge. >>> still ahead there are new details on a study about air pollution, and its link to cancer. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko hi, my name is jonathan betz, >>> you are more likely to get capper is from air pollution than second-hand smoke. that according to a new report from the world health organization. researchers looking at an array of carcinogens. this is the first time that air pollution in its entirety has been named as a cause for cancer. >>> and the death toll continues to rise following the devastating earthquake that struck the philippines on thursday. more than 150 people are dead, thousands of home have been damaged. and many of the church's his -- historic churches. a very sad

the pope had a harley. it was given to him as a gift from the motorcycle company over the summer when the pope blessed about 800 bikers in st. peter's square. the national catholic register reports the pope donated the bike to be auctioned off in support of a local soup kitchen. the pope has called on clergy to be simple in his transportation choice. he uses a car with almost 200,000 miles on it. with the government shutdown finally over how long will it take for things to return to normal? correspondent molly hennenberg reports longer than you might think. >> reporter: some signs the government re-opening happened rather quickly. the barricades come down. the monuments including the world war ii memorial re-opened for all. the beloved panda cam at the national zoo sprung back to online life. 800,000 fur lod workers begin to return to work after some cases getting overnight emails saying they were scheduled to be in today some say the 16 days off wasn't all bad but others were feeling the financial pinch. >

>> you know, i've got to tell you, i think harley's doing incredibly well. i would not ring the register on that. harley's one of those companies that people, you know, they just keep trying to second guess. the analysts are always saying, i don't know if it's a good number. it's a great american brand and it's loved, buy it, down a buck. ashley in california. ashley? >> caller: b-b-b-boo-yah, jim. fresno, california. or as my daughter likes to say fres-yes. >> okay. >> caller: i want to talk about walgreen's, trading at an all-time high. is it a sell, a hold, a buy? >> you know, i've apologized to mr. watson i'm going to do it again. i did spend $83 there and i punched in my number and didn't get any discount today. walgreen's is a great company with a remarkable turn, great deal with pharmaceutical benefits manager. did hit the 52-week high and not done going higher. mary ann in connecticut, please? >> caller: hi, jim. >> how are you? >> caller: great. now that i've got the most knowledgeable and animated guy on tv on the phone -- >> you're very kind. i wi

. >> i work at axd harley davidso motorcycle shop. >> that's some he(hÑ machinery back there. >> i canugh. >> nothing wrong with that. ret'se1 put the cards around, i it pizza or brca fast orok surrl for dinner. >> three for pizza. worth $300.lp the correct answer with i]57% o the votes, ms. lew civil, youe1 got it right. cereal for dinner. dianne in in second with 300, steven holding in there with 200 and cory you've got to get this correct to stay in the game. this is the final question ofjf thi

locutor: es el gran torneo nacional de harley davison. [voz en altoparlante] todos van al mÁximo.a y velocidad! locutor: jake johnson, en estrecha batalla por la bandera cuadros. ¡brian smith a la cabeza y jake johnson dÁndole alcance! locutor: johnson ve una posibilidad. se prepara para adelantapor la izquierda [voz en altoplante] parece que smith y johnson estÁn cambiando posiciones. [impacto de caída] [voz en altoplante] johnson cae de la mÁquina, esta perdido. locutor: pero lo peor viene ahora... >>¡oh, dios mÍo! [voz altoparlante] hay otro competidor caÍdo en la pista. ¡por favor, mantengan la calma! locutor: johnson estÁ forzando demasiado su moto... ¡bre-acelera! lucha por recuperar estabilidad, pero termina siendo catapltad [♪] tres motoristas logran evitar los obstÁculos, pero brian smith los ve muy tarde. [impacto] el impacto es taniolento, que las motocicletas se destro ahora johnson y smith estÁn desprotegidos en la pista. [ruidos diversos] asombrosamente, johnson logra salir caminando del terrible accidente. >>mirÉ la motocicleta. estaba partida en dos. y claro, habÍa

. >> harley davidson recalling 29,000 motorcycles over a clutch problem.hey were built between may 3rd and october 14th. the problem said it could make it difficult for riders to stop and slow. riders are urged to stay off their bikes until they can be inspected by an authorized harley davidson dealer. it was issued pie the national highway traffic safety administration. >>> google's stockholders celebrated a victory. they hit $100,000 are shaimplet google stop sup more than 40%. >>> the news on the other and for apple, sales for the ipad are in a tailspin. experts blame the slump on rivals like samsung. apple hopes to turn things around when it unveils a thinner eye pad. they aren't the only problem for apple. >>> customers are complaining about that new operating system. so we have john matarese to break down the problem so you don't waste your money. >> it's not been a month since apple released the upgreat ios7. you would expect bugs to be worked out but quite the contrary. ios7 is taking a beating. since apple has not resolved some of the first compla

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an anti-bullying campaign in the east bay at peralta elementary school in oakland, members of the harley club are sending a message. >> i could tell people to stop and don't bully, because it doesn't feel right to that other person. >> it is not okay to bully and if you do you should notice it but if you you know someone is being bullied you should tell the person to stop bullying and you can -- and if he doesn't stop you can tell an adult. >> not in our school is a movement where students take the lead to create schools free from store otypes and those and bullying. >> it is a great day. >> i am so happy. >> we are clearing out your skies. >> good. >> look at the low clouds and fog breaking up even along the coastline seeing sunshine, looking like a great area, but temperature on the cool side out there right now, nice look out over the bay, hazy sunshine, little bit of a breeze. otherwise looking very nice in the afternoon. 61 degrees in san francisco. 60 in san jose. 65 degrees one of the warm spots in concord. i think as we head into the often a lot of sunshine and cool to mild tempe

. >> sharly -- harley shaken says the details are more than less thn a road block there. is still time for a deal to be made. >> but the whole nature of collective bargaining is neither side gets everything they want. in a serngs it's a compromise. >> leaders dressing again to prevent a bart strike but making it illegal. today they called on a measure to force the unions to honor no strike clauses that are in their contract. now, they point out state law requiresuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu u ...to cappuccino froth.... ...porch swing... ...to downtown... ...it's all yours. you know its rhythm and blues. and it knows your deep secret: ...that even when your wandering heart takes off... ...it never leaves home sweet home. there's a deep, rich, enduring color for everything. including where you come from. benjamin moore. for everything that matters. one year-since i received the itbest gift i will ever get... a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more

. >> it is only natural baby boomers by harley-davidson. >> vea which is a vanguard that focuses on developed markets in asia and europe. i say this because it is one of several index-type investments in my portfolio. >> ben? >> if you can get warn buffet -- warren buffet to invest for you, do it. >> you love warren buffet, don't you? >> i love him. >> that does. cost of freedom. >>> the recovery not taking off. now americans are giving up. another 852,000 people just stopped looking for work in september. the percent of americans still in the workforce? well, you can see the chart right here. and it all comes as business start ups are also dropping off. some hearsay -- here say blame washington's policy. is it that or something else going on. welcome to forbes on fox and let's go into poe -- focus with mr. steve forbes. steve, is policy to blame? >> david, to coin a phrase, it is the policy stupid especially massive unending regulation and health care

. >> uc berkeley labor expert harley says the striking could have some unpleasant consequences for bart and the unions. >> they put both sides into uncharted waters meaning the legislature could act. bart doesn't want to see compulsory arbitration. union doesn't want to see the a ban on strike in the transit sector. >>reporter: so unless there is a miracle, the last train will fish the run after midnight. picket signs will good up and hundreds of thousands of bay area commuters will have a big bowl of misery dumped on them in the morning. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you john. >> certainly if there are any developments we bring them to you during the newscast but as john suggested, it would require a miracle at this point. you can expect grid lock tomorrow morning as bart riders hop into the car. commuters are busy coming up with their own individual travel plans. amma talked with bart ride they are evening and we are live at the blake bart station in oakland. >>reporter: larry, devastating is the way one man described tomorrow commute there is a strike. bart riders are getting ready to

the stock soared 4% harley davidson and coach were in line with wall street's expectations. coffee drinkers have a wonderful reason to get up in the morning...the price of coffee beans hit a four year low. great growing weather, especially in brazil, which produces more coffee than any country coupled with coffee inventories at a five-year high means consumers will be paying less for their morning cup of joe. coffee futures are down 22% in 2013. mcdonald's is gearing up to add pricier items to its dollar menu in a bid to spur sales. 2 and 5 dollar items will reportedly be added to the "dollar menu". such as--- 20- piece chicken mcnuggets for $5 and new burgers for $2. don't turn away -- there's plenty more ahead... a trader play on a stock that is sitting on the sidelines... plus... a stunning economic transformation. a new documentary takes us to a town in the midst of an oil boom. and, the christmas factor. why retailers are stepping up hiring for the holidays. first business continues, right after this. i'm going to pass chemistry, and i'll take it from there. i'm going t

. >> uc berkeley labor expert harley says the striking could have some unpleasant consequences for bart and the unions. >> they put both sides into uncharted waters meaning the legislature could act. bart doesn't want to see compulsory arbitration. union doesn't want to see the a ban on strike in the transit sector. >>reporter: so unless there is a miracle, the last train will fish the run after midnight. picket signs will good up and hundreds of thousands of bay area commuters will have a big bowl of misery dumped on them in the morning. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you john. >> certainly if there are any developments we bring them to you during the newscast but as john suggested, it would require a miracle at this point. you can expect grid lock tomorrow morning as bart riders hop into the car. commuters are busy coming up with their own individual travel plans. amma talked with bart ride they are evening and we are live at the blake bart station in oakland. >>reporter: larry, devastating is the way one man described tomorrow commute there is a strike. bart riders are getting ready to

prosecutors say she conspired to use drug money to buy a maserati, a bmw and a harley. >>> to montgomery county where an armored car guard suffered severe injuries while servicing an atm. it happened this afternoon in the drive-thru lane at a bank of america on quince orchard road in gaithersburg. a car hit the guard causing life threatening injuries. the driver did stay on the scene. >>> on to arlington county now, tonight's metro put three newesque -- tonight metro put three new escalators into service at the pentagon station. metro is in the process of replacing more than 100 worn out escalators and upgrading dozens more across the entire transit system. >>> keeping your family safe wusa9 first alert weather. >> our other big story today, of course, is this weather and all this rain and flooding in parts of the area. >> yeah. we have had flooding on streets, streams, low lying areas close to rivers and creeks and looks like that's going to continue through the overnight hours starting to subside, though, as we head into the weekend. however, it's still going to be dreary saturday. let

. >> uc berkeley labor expert harley says the striking could have some unpleasant consequences for bart and the unions. >> they put both sides into uncharted waters meaning the legislature could act. bart doesn't want to see compulsory arbitration. union doesn't want to see the a b strike in the transit sector. >>reporter: so unless there is a miracle, the last train will fish the run after midnight. picket signs will good up and hundreds of thousands of bay area commuters will have a big bowl of misery dumped on them in the morning. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you john. >> certainly if there are any developments we bring them to you during the newscast but as john suggested, it would require a miracle at this point. you can expect grid lock tomorrow morning as bart riders hop into the car. commuters are busy coming up with their own individual travel plans. amma talked with bart ride they are evening and we are live at the blake bart station in oakland. >>reporter: larry, devastating is the way one man described tomorrow commute there is a strike. bart riders are getting ready to laun

perspective and analysis of the current fate of unions well, talked earlier with uc berkeley professor harley shakin. he has studied labor, the global economy, and the changing nature of work. professor shakin, thank you for joining us on the program. >> let me ask you -- >> it's very nice to be here. >> let me ask you, first of all, about the bart contract and the terms being offered to union workers, including a 15.4% pay raise over four years. what do you think of the terms? good contract? >> i think it's a very good contract. it's fair to both sides. a lot of hard bargaining got us here, but it's something in which both sides can go forward and build on it in constructive ways for bart, for the public, and for each other. >> and for the first time they will be paying into their pensions 1% per year and then rising to 4% in the fourth year. also, health insurance premiums will rise from $92 to $129 a month. those sound equitable to you as well? >> they do. i think we have to put it in a bit of a context. for workers they didn't receive a wage raise over the last four years prior to negotia

and leah wren were thrown from their harley-davidson and were killed at the scene. the vehicle was charged with involuntary manslaughter and driving under the influence. >>> two people were killed when their ford lorer crashed into a tree near the intersection of evergreen -- explorer crashed into a tree near the intersection of evergreen and laurel road. >>> one woman died in an accident that closed route 50 near snickersville turn spike in loudoun county for several hours. she was a passenger in avon hit by a vehicle that crossed the -- a van hit by a vehicle that crossed the double yellow line. >>> 81 names are added to the national fallen firefighters memorial in emmetsburg. the annual ceremony this morning honored 73 firefighters who died in the line of duty in 2012 plus eight more from previous years. because of the federal government shutdown, the event was moved to mount st. mary's university campus. it's normally held you might recall at the nearby national emergency train centering. the foundation was created by congress in 1992 to honor firefighters who d

buckingham palace kensington palace st james palace and windsor palace roll the palaces into one harley leverage collateralized palace obligation and re conquer the world we can do it there are these with a royal ass a yacht of our own the people infinitely re hypothecated palace obligation bonds what a fantastic idea stacy herbert of course only in the u.k. would they come up with an idea of backing their wealth of creating wealth through property so this is the first head by max and it's turned crown estate into sovereign wealth fund labor m.p.'s to urge britain's eight point six billion pound crown estate should be turned into a sovereign wealth fund to rival governments backed investment funds that have sprung up across europe the middle east and asia in the last twenty years a group of labor m.p.'s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from the wall that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign wealth fund had they created one based on the north sea oil but instead they reply now that into

again, none of this is to say in any way that this was not a harley -- it was a horribly violent or grotesquely violent crime that occurred in laramie in october of 1998. the story that was presented and that really was quickly mythologized and is the story that most people, if you ask them would say, yes, he was a young man murdered because it was gary. so, i just wanted to say some of this as background to hell i got involved. i reported the story for many years after the abc news piece aired. i went on with the reporting, continued to do the reporting with some of the sources in the 2020 peace and went on to find other sources and to document further some of what i found. and it took me into the crystal math or to read one of the things we have to look at your is that in 1998 when matthew was killed people are not particularly the media were not talking about methamphetamine. crystal meth did not become a story. the national media did not start to report on it seriously until about 2004. it did not become a big story until 2006 and 2007, but in 1998 that was already becoming a big problem in

harley davidson, lockheed martin, after the close, we'll hear from amgen and panera bread. >>> and we'ret hearing out from gm india. inspectors may be charged for corporate fraud according to an official. gm officials in india may be charged with corporate fraud. we'll keep our eyes on that. when the financial authority fined jpmorgan last month, it said by virtue of the conduct of the chief investment office slond he wasn't given the opportunity to respond before the report was published. next arrested. he registered at a hotel which prompted his name to flash up on an international washt. he now faces extradition to the u.s. >>> and it seems warren buffett isn't quite as keen on tesco as he once company, berkshire hath has taken its holdings of tesco down3.%. the move comes two weeks after the retailer posted a fall in first half profit profit. it was led by 68% in its earnings in europe. shares in tesco are moved up slightly by 0.25%. >>> and shares in spanish construction company fcc are rallying after winning a surprise vote of confidence from bill gates. the microsoft chairman's pu

. >> the harley you had hidden from krichelle. >> correct. >> and where?rage shop that i had. >> because i would have said get rid of it. >> get rid of it for money. >> yes. >> exactly. >> reporter: krichelle again started threatening to file for divorce, so tim got prepared. >> these are divorce documents. >> reporter: he secretly showed us the documents, ready in case she ever decided to go through with it. >> i don't want a divorce, but my wife has told me that she wants a divorce and then she tells me she doesn't. and a week later she wants a divorce. next week she doesn't. so not knowing, again, i know i want to keep the family together but this is my other option right here. >> reporter: krichelle continued to waffle on the divorce decision, mostly because of her boys. >> i don't want to break our family up. i don't believe in that. i don't want to do that to my children. money isn't going to fix everything, i know that. all it's going to do is maybe get us a night of go to the movies and enjoy each other. we have no fun anymore. >> is there still so

no none of them survived. >>> and the pope auctioned off two harley davidsons. .ff to benefit a homeless shelter. no word on what the money from the second bike will go to. >> knocking on nine. coming up let's go over to rosemary. >> good morning. patchy fog. still a cool start. widespread, low 40s to low 50s. in to the ten hour, temperatures bouncing into the 50s. we have mid to upper 50s from the coast to the bay and the inland communities will beening upper 50s. low 60s at the coast. widespread 70's at bay and inland mostly sunny away from the coast today. along the coast partly cloudy for afternoon. upper 60's for pacifica. mid to upper 70's for the pen sla as well as the east bay, 76 in redwood, 76 haywood and the inner districts warm back into the low 80's a lot like where we have been and the extended forecast shows you more of the same with a very modest cooldown in store. we will wake up tomorrow with the low clouds and the fog bounce back. temperatures similar to what we have weeing having today. >> no preshape tait ion. >> precipitation. >> they can't a

uc berkeley labor expert harley thinks the wish may kilometer true. >> legislature could act. bart doesn't want to see compulsory arbitration. union doesn't want it seeing a ban on strike to the transit sector. both were highly unlikely but could become likely at this if this is a hopping strike. >> legislators are working behind the scenes now to end this strike but there's only one with stature to make a difference. >> my own view only one person at this stage who can help and that's the governor. >> we asked brown office about any plans to get involved. they said he already did. when he ordered the cooling off. heather abc 7 news. >> well so many people are telling us how they feel about all this. we want to hear from you about the bart strike. it starts with the word dear bart. word i should say dear bart. jonathan talked with some very frustrated commuters. >> you can't buy a bart ticket during the strike but you can give bart your 2 cents. a lot of frustrated commuters doing just that. >> dear bart the strike is really inconvenient for a lot of people. dear bart i have t

this is not a typical motorcycle gang of the 1970s and 1980s where they wore pit helmets and were on harleys. these are guys on trites. they are on rockets. i don't see old school biker gangs doing this sort of thing. they take over taverns and they drank beer. they didn't mess with people. or maybe they did and i was too young. >> altimont? >> they were hired by the rolling stones. >> to kill people. >> i'm sorry and i don't want anybody to be paralyzed, but you have to be kidding me saying somebody has to pay for me? if a bully starts a fight i don't feel bad if he starts a fight. i watch the tape and i was like, i don't believe any of that. i think the bikers bikers are great. i'm sure they are lovely people and out trying to have fun. that's all i have to say. >> i saw them on sunday because they were coming across downtown. it was a whole bunch of noise. i don't know if this was happening while it was happening, but they were happen together west side highway where this happened, but they were crossing broadway. when they come down everything stops and they run every light. it is a bull

that was an odd alliance i saw the other day, the guys with the pony tails and the harleys all seem toigned with the republicans. >> this is the party that actually said, there's some parts of obama care that they wanted to keep and it was the whole of obama care. we want to remove access to birth control. the people who say what's good for the government is if we shut it down. i'm more concerned about the people who keep voting for them than almost i am them. >> you know, i wish more people would point out the obvious inconsistency in what they say. they don't like sex education, they don't like the availability of birth control pills or condom ors anything like that. but they see the realities of unplanned for pregnancies which could lead to in many cases abortion and they don't see the connection, but they keep espousing this stuff. sam, this whole thing, though, i think it's all a very purposeful effort to cut their losses. people who read the newspapers know that republicans want to shoot down the government. >> i think it's more complex than that. i think what ended up happening

. >> reporter: even though it's rare, uc-berkeley professor harley shaken says it's not the first time. he says workers probably have the last contract on their minds. >> and i think it reflects deep grievances about concessions given in the past, economic ground that was lost when times were tough. and for many workers, not making up enough of that ground. >> reporter: union leaders and negotiators think the most recent agreement was a good contract, a 9.5% raise for the next three years. obviously the rank-and-file didn't think it was good enough. now those leaders need to get back to bargaining. >> much of our attention has been focused on bart, which is larger. but a combination of one or both of these systems going down would create a lot of havoc. >> if they are going to strike, they need to understand how many people is gonna be out of luck. >> reporter: talk has not turned to strike in ac transit talks yet but for passengers scared of being stranded, it's never too early to get backup plans ready. >> i'm going to invest in a car. >> i have to walk a lot. >> reporter: in berkele

summer's on the way out in this hardworking city by the lake, home to american icons like harley-davidson and brands like miller brewing. a chill on the street, too, toward the nation's capital. >> the nation is representing itself. it ain't about us. it's about them, know what i mean ? they are the ones eating good. we ooer just out here. >> it's very disappointing. i'm losing faith in our politicians. they are not acting in in our best interest. >> reporter: news from washington has been met with with relief in miami. >> it's fabulous. it's great. about time. i don't know what took them so long. >> reporter: from new jersey where voters in a special election seat vote are sending a message. >> an car my may not be a bad idea. >> reporter: to a farmers market in los angeles. >> it's probably another kick the can down the road. >> number 124, please! >> reporter: back in milwaukee they are still stopping for frozen custard at gillis's, a wisconsin favorite. what do you think is going on in washington, d.c. right now. >> oh, you asked the wrong guy. you will never put on television what i

highway -- >> if you do live in new york, i mean, i've seen these large groups of these bikers, not on harleyse ninja style bikes doing wheel lees, riding on sidewalks, it is an intimidating group. >> this story is such a new york story because i live in l.a. and in l.a. road rage is every day. you don't get on the freeway or do anything in los angeles without knowing you encounter road rage and give bikes their kind of distance. you can't get in the way of them. >> a gang of bikes, mark -- >> stop with the gang. there is nothing -- the prosecutor didn't just reject this case because he was afraid or she was afraid of the motorcyclist. >> you actually think the prosecution is correctly handling this case -- >> so far i do. >> i don't think i've ever heard you say that. >> i think the prosecutor is drilling down to figure out exactly what happened here. it may be a case the motorcyclist didn't understand what was going on with the suv and the su vurks didn't understand what was going on with the motorcyclist. >> one of the motorcyclist is in a coma, legs broken, the family says paralyzed. that