upper 065s around the bay. 67 for oakland as well as hayward. 74. san jose. 75 cupertino.ng the peninsula, 70 redwood city. 63 san francisco. the extended forecast here not a lot of change going on. temperatures will slip just slightly as we get into thursday/friday and then bounce back in time for your weekend. gasia. >> rosemary, thank you. >>> a high surf advisory was lifted just about two hours ago. here's a look at some of the big waefs we saw today off santa cruz. the large swell was motivation for surfers to suit up. strong rip currents prompt it had snashl weather service to issue high surf advisory from santa cruz up to marin >>> it is more than a step backwards. now, trying to get ktvu.com the tribute that included a walk on the moon. >>> and there's gold in them trees. how one kind of trees, some call a bay area nuisance, may actually be the key to hidden treasure. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channe

he's been at the hayward yard where a lot of the trains we see move in and out. from this point we haven't seen passenger trains rolling, are you seeing movement at your location? >> reporter: we have seen trains moving here. we're at the hayward maintenance yard. we have seen workers come here to the yard. i talked with some of them as i show you some of the trains sitting out here. i did talk with a manager who sort of echoed what bart is saying. he told me it has been difficult to get employees back to work overnight. there's been a scramble to get people back in once the strike was called off. i want to show you the scene here. here is a bart train that began to pull out of the yard or move out of the yard here just a short time ago. maintenance workers did arrive here at midnight after the two unions came to an agreement with management late last night. and ever since then, the people i've been talking to, the people who have showed up, they have been doing safety checks on the trains. some employees have been cleaning the trains to get them ready to carry p

haywards police chief wanted to come forward. two of her officers are accused of breaking the very laws they are supposed to protect. >>when we make a mistake we need to own it and that is what i am doing i am owning this mistake the latest hayward cop arrested. a 6 year veteran of the department. 30 year old romeo aberin. >> reporter:allegedly he told a woman, suspected of writing fake prescriptions, that if she gave him $500 cash he would make her criminal case "go away." >> reporter: instead he is charged with accepting a bribe and extortion aberin is out on 500- thousand dollars bail. >> reporter: he also turned in his letter of resgination today. not even two weeks ago. police arrested former hayward officer richard mcleod. for sexually abusing girls while he worked as a teacher at a livermore after-school program. >> reporter:99.9% are doing an outstanding job it is.001% that is involved in this misbehavior >> reporter:just don't want 1 or 2 people to reflect this organization. >> reporter:an we trust hayward police departm

trying to get into san francisco from hayward. the buses scheduled to start arriving at the stations that i mentioned around 5:00 this morning. reporting live in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks. people have strong feelings. looking to the bay bridge, people have strong feelings about the bay bridge as well. feeling strongly that it's moving nicely. look at that. you can't see the tops of the new tower there, the new suspension because of the low clouds hovering. as far as the drivers go you're fine. we expect a big volume. we will be tracking the bay. monday morning as bob said we're starting back to the work week. we expect a heavier flow than on friday. we have east shore freeway we're watching for signs of backup. it's moving smoothly. that richmond/san rafael bridge we expect heavier. folks to the north bay, across the golden gate bridge as the alternate to having to travel across the bay bridge heading down to the berkeley curve. up through oakland we expect a slow traffic but right now you're at the worst

we are seeing more and more trains leaving this yard in hayward.live this morning, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news.. >> bay area ferries expected to be packed again today despite the fact the bart strike ended last night. this is new video at the lines of the ferry terminal. a lot of people out there. the san francisco bay ferries says yesterday the morning rider ship almost tripled. again, this was the line at oakland's jack london square. waited for the boat ride to san francisco. more than 7500 people road the ferries yesterday morning compared to 2600 people on an average monday morning. >> time is now 6:46. new developments surrounding a san francisco general hospital patient whose body was found in a stairwell. a hospital visitor got stuck in the same rarely used stairwell five months before the body of lynne spalding was found there. the woman who got stuck there reportedly said security workers did not come to find her even though an alarm went off. as for the patient who died, she disappeared on september 21st. then lynne spalding's body

san jose, hayward checking in at 49. for some, a little chill out there.orth wind at fairfield, no breeze at all for napa. that's why it's 41. north/northwest from oakland to nevada. still westerly from sfo: south bay, that hasn't turned yet. i think it will be late afternoon and tonight. clear skies, don't have to worry about any clouds. severe clear, as we said. this is moving in and as that moves in to the east and high pressure comes in and right in between. windy up in the hills and probably make it into parts. the coast and the bay, they jump up today and inland temps are still warm but lower 80s, it's that kind of pattern with warm weather for some. that's not the case today. upper 70s and low 80s, mid 70s. around the bay as well. santa cruz, 72. saratoga and 76, wood side and redwood city, upper 60s to low 70s. warm and windy on friday. warm temps take us into the weekend. >> 6:50. paper to the computer. big change. standardized test in schools and why this could cost local school district. >> two u.s. military academies will face off this weekend

>> reporter: we're at 880 and hayward. what's amazing about the story is the victim was able to drive for a half hour after being shot. this happened last night just before 10:00. the victim pulled over at a hardware store parking lot in richmond following the gunfire in hayward last night. you can see the bullet hole on the side of the honda accord and the dispute was sparked by the person driving the white pickup. >> an altercation on the freeway where one shot was fired through the passenger side of the honda accord. we believe, in the leg. >> reporter: we're not sure why the victim didn't just pull over, perhaps was scared but was a language barrier so they're trying to figure out. the victim is at the hospital and everything is under investigation. i'm tara moriarty. >>> a man is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow for a detention hearing, prosecutors say ross ran a web site called silk road under the name dread pirate roberts. he was arrested in san francisco library on tuesday. tomorrow, the judge will decide whet

and hayward is 47. lafayette and fremont, 50. oakland is at 51. headed interest san francisco, it is 49. dress warmly for the bart bus stations. can you see how thick the fog it. it is widespread and it will be easy to get rid of. 68 at the coast and 66 to 77 at the bay and 83 inland east bay valleys. matt and kristen? >> the end of the strike has not eased anger against bart or the unions. bradley said, dear bart i will never ride your transportation again. you made so many people's lives hadder with your greed. and another says, dear bart, compensate me on the time wasted in traffic and additional money i lost by leaving work early. >> we are listening to your thoughts on the strike and this morning could be interesting. we would love your posts or videos, as well using "dear bart ." >> from the north bay firefighters after at a two-alarm house hire at a residence near crownpoint road. the place could be seen from highway 101. no word on what caused this fire or the extend of the damage. >> police are investigating a shooting that injured three

hayward, who was the chair of the option public charter schools board of trustees. the suit claims donna montgomery and paul dalton used $2.8 million in district public school funding to fund their private companies. the suit also says that hayward assisted managers by signing contractors as chair of the board. j.c. hayward told wusa9 she did nothing wrong and all she did was sign bills in her capacity as chair of the charter school's board and she received no money. she resigned from the school's board last week. wusa general manager says hayward has been relieved of her duties here at wusa pending further investigation. we'll be right back. >>> tonight at 8:00 on wusa9 and cbs, at 9:00, followed by ncis los angeles and person of interest at 10:00. and at 11:00, we'll take you around d.c. because there are a lot of events. darn government shutdown going on. >> and we found a congressperson trying to throw a fundraiser right here in d.c. today of all days. >> not a good day. plus, the tweet from the first lady that has everybody talking tonight. did michelle really

low 40s in napa. 46 for hayward. 50 degrees for oakland. mid 40s for redwood city, and 50 greece for san jose. for the afternoon, a near repeat of what we had for today. 75 san rafael, upper 70s in napa, 80 degrees for sapt rose. up around the bay it's going to be a mild one. 67 in hayward. 74 for san jose. cool at the coast with mostly cloudy skies. 58 degrees expected for pacifica. a very quiet pattern here. we have the on shore breeze. we have the low clouds, but you go inland, and temperatures are warm and you have iven a bit of an offshore breeze at times. the extended forecast here with your weekend in view, just not a lot of change going on. we have temperatures that dip slightly and then rebound in time for the weekend. all in all from us, not really noticing those changes day in and day out. >> steady eddie. >> yes. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> a burglar robbed the store, but that's not really the worst thing he or she did. before we show you this next photo, we'd like to warn it is a little graphic but does tell the story.

we havetrains leaving hayward wk yard.unions announced a tentative settlement. stay with ktvu for live team coverage of this breaking news story. >> time now 5:17. >> programmers involved in building the web site for president obama's health insurance overhaul say they were given deadlines to get the web site up and running. they were pressed for time and frustrated by last minute changes to the affordable care act web s problems sense it went online -- since it went online. president obama acknowledged the glitches on the web site. >> there's no sugar coating it. the web site has been too slow. people have been getting stuck during the application process. and i think it's fair to say that nobody's more frustrated by that than i am. >> republicans already critical of the affordable care act. say the problems with the web site show the government isn't capable of managing a program this big. >>> in california, the cover california health insurance exchange is the state's marketplace for the affordable care act. at 9:00 thi

in hayward we have southbound 880 involving a motorcycle and we are down to 20 miles per hour. northbound traffic is packed with an early five-vehicle accident and a big rig. this is across the golden gate bridge you can see the high clouds and, otherwise, clear drive from sausalito to san francisco. >> seven things to know before you go. you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. >> a look at the bay bridge eastern span where a lot of drivers will make their way east to the coliseum around 5:00 tonight for the deciding game of the league. go a's. >> here are seven things to know: more on breaking news from santa rosa, s.w.a.t. teams are surrounding house and evacuation are underway. a gunman is believed holed up. the stand off is going on 7 that hours. >> a small society back in bart talks as we move closer to the midnight deadline. the union accused bart of withdrawing the latest offer but a spokesman says it was a miscommunication with the mediator. >> the clock is sticking for three ca

before he became a hayward police officer. police say the bus starred when the girls were in middle ask and same girls into high school. >> nothing was forced or anything leak that. it was built on being a friend. being amen tovrment i'll take care of you and then there was some fondness with the young girls who got, an adult male giving me a lot of attention. >>reporter: we spoke to mccloud father tonight who said his son will have his day in court. >> hayward police believe couple lured a man to atm then shot him to death in the middle of the night. officers arrested these 2 people today. the shooting took place near a bank of america atm on industrial boulevard. police found the victim after he crashed his car saturday morning. he died yesterday. our immediate contract partner the hayward review also reports the suspect and victim spoke on the phone before they met. turns outing in was stolen. >> next. family of 16-year-old student killed in horrific crash speaks tonight as we learn more about the woman police say is respon

before he became a hayward police officer.lice say the bus starred when the girls were in middle ask and same girls into high school. >> nothing was forced or anything leak that. it was built on being a friend. being amen tovrment i'll take care of you and then there was some fondness with the young girls who got, an adult male giving me a lot of attention. >>reporter: we spoke to mccloud father tonight who said his son will have his day in court. >> hayward police believe couple lured a man to atm then shot him to death in the middle of the night. officers arrested these 2 people today. the shooting took place near a bank of america atm on industrial boulevard. police found the victim after he crashed his car saturday morning. he died yesterday. our immediate contract partner the hayward review also reports the suspect and victim spoke on the phone before they met. turns outing in was stolen. >> next. family of 16-year-old student killed in horrific crash speaks tonight as we learn more about the woman police say is responsib

pediatric hospital units in hayward will close november 17. and the young patients will have to move to oakland. the nurses association holding a press conference to immediate the media demanding better access for children in southern alameda county. the the higher ups say there isn't that many hospitalized in hayward and they will get better care in oakland. >> yesterday it took about a half day for the clouds to clear. >> thick. >> very thick. today it's cooler. how's it looking? >> we do have that thick fog. the same deal later today. the fog right now is not as thick at the surface. that could change so we're watching that for you this morning. this is downtown san jose. mostly cloudy conditions to kick off thursday, san francisco, plenty of low clouds. socked in. that will be the story for the morning. between about 11:00 and 1:00 p.m. when we expect clear skies over most of the bay area and the visibilities will creep up. 1:00 p.m. talking mostly sunny for everybody. 76 degrees in the heat of the day, highs come in about 3:30, 4:00. 64 d

the suit also names wusa9 anchor jc hayward who is chair of the school's board of trustees. the suit claims the managers used $2.8 million in public school funding to fund their private companies. the suit says hayward assisted those managers by signing contracts in her role as the manager and the chairman ever the board. no criminal charges have been filed. jc hayward told wusa9 she did nothing wrong and she was signing bills in her capacity as chair of the charter school's board and that she received no money. she says she resigned from the board last week. wusa general manager mark burr debt says hayward has been relieved of her duties at wusa pending a further investigation. >>> two bikers linked to this on camera beating after motorist are now being arraign dad in new york city. new york city police say the pair was part of a group of bikers. as you can see they surrounded the suv right there. police say earlier in a confrontation, the driver of that suv ran over one of the bikers who suffered two broken legs and may possibly end up being paralyzed. the suv driver has n

we see the folks at the bus stations bob is talking to folks in hayward. easy to find someone to interview. we have a nice flow but we're watching this area. the east shore freeway, 680, 24, folks leave walnut creek, 880 northbound, the nimitz will be packed from san leandro to the maze what we saw on a friday, that means 580 westbound will be packed in. we talked about concord, walnut creek. we'll see that 680 and 24 interchange pack in and the last time we had this b.a.r.t. strike during a regular commute day we saw traffic backed up toward the 680-24 interchange and over to the maze. we'll watch for congestion 580 through livermore. probably stead sbee castro valley. the south bay not a problem right now but we'll keep checking because anything different for the commute causes the ripple effect. the san mateo bridge, a live look here, traffic very light across 92 but 92 an alternate to the bay bridge. folks between san mateo and san francisco 0101 very crowded. everybody is adjusting. back to you for now. >> as mentioned it is day four of that b.a.r.t.

recently graduated from san jose's police academy, five have already left to join the departments in hayward where they will make a little less and morgan hill where they will make a little more. the vice mayor wants the city's money back. >> why are we going to train somebody to pay that much money and then they decide to leave after they receive the training and the education. >> they want a five-year prorated retention plan. it costs $170,000 to train a recruit. if the graduate stays with the department less than a year, the city wants 100% of the investment back. less than two years, 75%. less than three years, 50%. and leaving in less than four years requires a 25% return. >> creating indentured service for police officers is a smoke screen for a council that put in place policies that are driving our recruits away. >> the police officers association blames the city leaders for the exodus from san jose where pensions and benefits keep changing and morale is low. the taxpayers have mixed reactions to the pay back plan. >> i am not sure about five years, but they need to put time into the

recently graduated from san jose's police academy, five have already left to join the departments in hayward where they will make a little less and morgan hill where they will make a little more. the vice mayor wants the city's money back. >> why are we going to train somebody to pay that much money and then they decide to leave after they receive the training and the education. >> they want a five-year prorated retention plan. it costs $170,000 to train a recruit. if the graduate stays with the department less than a year, the city wants 100% of the investment back. less than two years, 75%. less than three years, 50%. and leaving in less than four years requires a 25% return. >> creating indentured service for police officers is a smoke screen for a council that put in place policies that are driving our recruits away. >> the police officers association blames the city leaders for the exodus from san jose where pensions and benefits keep changing and morale is low. the taxpayers have mixed reactions to the pay back plan. >> i am not sure about five years, but they need to put time into the

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it's back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys. rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the obama administration was for a well in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . just as planes are cool less a. battle in

it's been a rough ride coming up from hayward. we left hayward just shy of about an hour ago.t's -- looking on the map a second ago, that's 17 17 miles. our commute is far from finished because we still have to get to the toll plaza which as we've heard, sal has told us, it's pretty well backed up this morning. so it's gonna take quite a bit of time to get into san francisco which is where we are headed this morning, hopefully, along with, obviously, a lot of other commuters this morning. it's been a very bad ride on 880 northbound. no accidents or anything that we've come across just yet. but it's been vul -- slullish traffic, at a dead stop at certain points. other times stop and go. we're making our way now up into downtown oakland and we will let you know coming up here how the toll plaza looks as we head into that direction and hopefully make our way into san francisco. for now, reporting live along 880 in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we'll check back for an update soon. thank you. >>> b.a.r.t. is slowly but surely restoring service. our camer

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you've got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way and the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the obama administration. i was for a while in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . just these planes are clueless of

and that also named jc hayward. it claims dr. donna mcgom her i and dana cran ford used $2 million in district school funding to fund the private company and the suit says hayward signed the con tracks in her role as chairman of the board. no criminal charges have been filed and jc hayward told wusa 9 she did nothing wrong and all she did was sign bills in her capacity as chair of the board. she did resign from the school's board last week. wusa general manager said hayward has been relieved of her duties here pending further investigation. >> today the program at the center of the government shutdown, the health care law, took another step forward. >> state health exchanges opened up across the country. as did the site health care.org. but a lot of people trying to log on to that website received this message. apatiently the site couldn't handle the volume and in some cases it doesn't work at all. president obama said the higher than expected traffic speaks to the interest in the plan. and those who oppose obama care argue that

in hayward alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> temperatures in the '70s in several areas. half oakland, 74 degrees concord, livermore. the same in san jose. san francisco, 70's expected for tomorrow. this system preventing the storm with the wind coming out of the north. it is moving out towards the ocean keeping us fog-free and warmer weather. it will still however, be cold at night. look for sunshine and a warmer day. '70s in san francisco, hayward, oakland, with three-five degrees warmer and even 80s inland. >> coming up at eight. relying on g-p-s is not with out it's pitfalls. g-p-s glitches. and a case for having a good old fashioned atlas. >> and. a college party gets way out of hand, prompting police to respond in riot gear. we'll show you the dramatic video. farmers presents: fifteen seconds of smart. so you want to drive more safely? stop eating. take deep breaths. avoid bad weather. [ whispers ] get eight hours. ♪ [ shouts over music ] turn it down! and, of course, talk to farmers. hi. hi. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ i have no idea wh

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business. as usual you can for out tony hayward and they'll just pull another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate the same he got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground in student norma's amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the obama administration was for a while in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . just these plans

instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual if you can for tony hayward just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you've got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government or percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's an enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s. the collection of offshore oil field revenues and royalties is the second largest generator of money for the united states government. the first new permit issued by the obama administration was for a well in the gulf of mexico operated in partnership with b.p. . just displaying lessons. battle in

tony hayward it's managing director bob dudley. and its chairman of the board carl henricks bamberg the us government took no action against b.p. for its executives instead it agreed that b.p. would simply create the claims fine for victims of the oil spill the people of the goals have my commitment that b.p. will meet its obligations to them. as publicly pledged to make good on the claims that almost of the people in the gulf i hear coleman saw large oil companies are greedy companies or don't. think lazy weak have. four days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying a yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it's back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and just kill another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate the same you've got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest dangerous way in the most corrupt way. and that's what

. >> the north and southbound between hayward and fremont of very heavy and earlier accident at malloryris on the san mateo bridge which is slowing traffic in the westbound direction perry >> the guadalupe parkway is bart back up to house 85 pierre >> 101 the coyote valley is taking about 40 minutes and climbing pierre >> and 101 traffic northbound continues up to a palo alto appear >> the more ran ride is over 40 minutes ryan appeared >> the bay bridge westbound is not too bad about 80 to 20 minutes at longer commutes out of macarthur de paris >> the golden gate bridge is still a smooth commute 4101 southbound perry >> it is beautiful outside with blue skies and sunshine and chile perry >> pit yesterday said friske 47n sunnyvale. an upper '40's in fairfield perry lapierr upper ss expected for pleasanton and livermore. >> later on tonight it will get breezy wit temperatures back in the upper fifties and low 60s. >> there is a storm system bringing some light rain to british columbia. >> keeper of umbrellas handy will have light showers tomorrow. >> now we will have sports with gary radn

before he became a hayward police officer. police say the bus starred when the girls were in middle ask and same girls into high school. >> nothing was forced or anything leak that. it was built on being a friend. being amen tovrment i'll take care of you and then there was some fondness with the young girls who got, an adult male giving me a lot of attention. >>reporter: we spoke to mccloud father tonight who said his son will have his day in court. >> hayward police believe couple lured a man to atm then shot him to death in the middle of the night. officers arrested these 2 people today. the shooting took place near a bank of america atm on industrial boulevard. police found the victim after he crashed his car saturday morning. he died yesterday. our immediate contract partner the hayward review also reports the suspect and victim spoke on the phone before they met. turns outing in was stolen. >> next. family of 16-year-old student killed in horrific crash speaks tonight as we learn more about the woman police say is respon

look at this, calms up 207 miles per hour in hayward. around 20, 2,500 feet and higher. most of us are not worried about the gusts this morning. let's take a look at our temperatures in belmont. 60 degrees right now? yeah, up in the higher elevations, the warm air rises overnight, so up in the hills, you're at 60, and everybody on the peninsula in the mid to upper 40s. san bruno 54. looking around the coolest weather. santa rosa, napa, 41 degrees. 46 in half moon bay. 49 in livermore. 43 in san ramon. temperatures are running 1 to 4 degrees warmer than they were this time yesterday. the way it looks from the roof cam. you can see how quiet it is in downtown san francisco, as we break down the day planner. 38 in the north bay, to 55 for the rest of us. total sunshine, 68 to 72 at noon. 70 to 80, that's all our spread is at 4:00. grab the coat during the evening hours, we'll be seeing stars and feeling cooler, 60 to 72. kristen, eric? >> mike, thank you. it's 4:10. >>> next, the new two restauranteurs could have to help them decide where to go out to eat. >>> and computer

by run down properties near prot authorities to take action. 234* hayward, stit council is -- the cityncil is discussing the lengthy battles often involved. alan wang is live at city hall with more on this for us. alan? >> carolyn, the vote on that proposed ordinance was post -- was postponed so the council can study the issue a little more closely. they will pick it back up next week. essentially they are hoping by threatening property owners with hefty fines the landlords will start paying more attention to the problems caused by their tenants. >> they rs aed plenty of people out there, almost everyone in there would have a warrant. >> it took five years of neighborhood complaints and litigation before the city of hayward went to the extreme and got a court order to demolish this house. >> it was likeient. transient. there were probably -- i cooperate even tell you how many people were living there at one time. >> they gave us the video of the demolition last march. the complaints ranged from drug use to child abuse and the landlord refused to con -- control. it now they will pass an

the hayward bart station is empty. the strike has postponed and this could be a settlement over the weekend. >> the government is allowing the california chicken plant associated with the salmonella outbreak to stay open. a consumer group is expanding the brand names of chicken products that you should avoid. cornell? >> strong warning this morning about buying or using chicken proud at the three foster farm plants linked to salmonella. we are talking about chicken sold under other brands many which you can buy at safe way. including these labels: safeway farms, simple truth, kirkland, and open nature. the agriculture department says three foster farm plants linked to salmonella have sickened 278 people in 17 states. but foster has made changes. inspectors will monitor the plants and chickens for the next three months. we have more on how to keep your family safe at abc7news.com. a bay area victim 15 is asking for help after someone stole a half million dollars from the group wiping out the budget. a board member on th

police arrested former hayward officer richard mcleod. for sexually abusing girls while he worked as a teacher at a livermore after-school program. >> pam: well the a's will have to wait at least two more days for a chance to advance to the american league championship series. >> pam: our executive sports producer jason appelbaum is here to show us what happened today in detroit.and what's next. >> reporter: in oakland on thursday packed comerica park over 45,000 fans. it looks like it's going to be the case afternoon with three-0. he hissed the solo home run just over the wall and it looks like a fan may have interfered but after a review they say no! the home run stance. austin jackson would give the tigers a leak and than matt schurz the pitches the base with no outs. fall for right there reddick takes a mighty hand and strikes out. had he taken that the game would of been tied. the battle entry all year and hasn't pitched well derrick two runs, and what 824. two runs come in 8-4. tigers when! win! the latest on an 9 s and the raiders

in hayward, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> tonight congressional committee is weighing the testimony oftors who say they warn the obama administration about performance risk on the health care web site. web site of the affordable health care act roundly criticized since october 1st launch. contractors who made the individual part of the system say the federal government centers for medicare and medicaid fail to thoroughly test the whole inning before it wept leif. >> the concerns we had which were mostly related to testing and inability to get as much testing as we would have liked we express all of those concerns and risk to see throughout the project. >> administration public faith of the web site told reporters one problem might be 700,000 application for health insurance have been filed. >> what we don't know i would say at the federal level if we had a lower volume everything work smoothly. wave huge volume and demand and i think that's very good news. >> people are working 24-7 to fix the problem. >> president obama turned his attention today to another controversial issue immigra

it's in hayward. northbound 880 approaching "a" street multi-vehicle crash. we are hearing up to five cars. it is blocking one lane. so there are some slowdowns. we are seeing more of them actually in the commute direction southbound 880 but we'll let you know when that is cleared. in the meantime, another accident. this just happened in the last 15 minutes. this is in the south bay in san jose northbound 101 approaching the 880 interchange. one lane is blocked and traffic looks like it's backed up towards the 280680 interchange. we'll have more on your morning commute coming up. in the meantime, back to you guys. >>> happening today, president obama will meet with about 20 republicans to try to end the partial government shutdown. they have one week to come to an agreement or the u.s. will run out of money to pay our bills. cbs news' susan mcginnis reports there is a sliver of hope they will avoid a default. >> reporter: house republicans will meet behind closed doors to reportedly consider a short- term increase of the borrowing limit to buy time to negotia

look for 73 in hayward with 76 in castro valley., we will see temperatures in and around the 80-degree mark from antioch and fairfield and pleasanton and 79 san ramon. the accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures cooler and breezier the second half of the weekend. slight chance of showers monday. slowly recovering wednesday, halloween and friday with more typical and afternoon temperatures. abc7 news is another great weather resource for you to follow. following live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather condition rain or shine, plus get video forecasts, spare the air alerts and power outage info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> that's you. >> thanks, lisa. coming up next, a young packers fan going all out for former cal quarterback aaron rodgers. fi ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ forever

the visibility is greater in hayward 59 action and -- hayward and oakland.n the north bay the national weather service issued the dense fog advisory until 9:00. tomorrow, it will be sun earlier today the temperatures the be three to nine degrees warmer. a few 60's in san francisco. tomorrow, the temperatures are like today. we will see increasing clouds and cooler air mass thursday and friday. the weekend forecast is coming up in a second. back to kristen and matt. >> we are following 9 commute that now is a challenge because of delays on bart. >> the strike is over but trains are just starting to roll with delays. the reason is that bart is on "limited" service. this is one of the trains pulling up to the walnut creek platform. limited means 25 trains are running rather than the normal 45 according to cornell. 25 trains and here is one. good news for those folks who have been waiting we consider ou, we consider ourselves business optimizers. how? by building custom security solutions that integrate video, access control, fire and intrusion protection. we'll

in hayward, things are backed southbound beyond 92 and it is jammed there, as well. mike in. >> good morning, everyone. it will be nice to see the clouds but no fog. live doppler 7 hd shows the clouds are thickest at san jose down to 2.5 miles visibility with flight arrival delays at sfo at an hour and a half. shades the gray this morning and temperatures in the low-to-mid 60's and transitioning to sun at noon but only the mid-to-upper 50's. 6 6 at 4:00 and falling rapidly. inland we have limited fog in 9 north bay and temperatures in the mid-40's. it will be brighter at noon than yesterday at 64 and 71 is the average temperature in the afternoon and a cool 60 so you need a jacket. below average at 5- to 10-degrees along the coast with low ceiling giving way to clouds in the afternoon. >> 6:32. developing news for bart. bart warns that east bay riders face major delays this morning from the damaged train that has been stucked all united at the orinda station and we hear it is improving. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, will tell us what it means. >> i have good ne

. >>> coming up tonight, how the hayward police department plans to change its image after two recent arrests of its officers. >>> and we'll explain what has forced pg&e to shut down one of its bay area pipelines, that's next. >>> coming up later in the broadcast, the as keep rolling. we'll check in on the dodgers. they made an unusual move today. we'll recap the raiders, little 49ers later in this broadcast. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >>> city officials in san carlos are paulg out pg&e saying a major pipe line may be putting thousands of people in danger. a judge has ordered the pipeline to shutdown. the city officials say

union city, hayward, will become an as 71 degrees.ot. 77 degrees for evergreen. mostly sunny skies, just a few calls for san francisco. we are lucky if we see 67. as we head to the north, will see a pretty good mixture of seven days. satellite and radar shows clear conditions right now and we do have our eyes on a storm, this is over british columbia. this system is going to drag solace so do not expect too much rain in the north bay. we're looking at a 10 degree chance of showers. keep your umbrellas handy just in case. this is not want to be a huge washout for wednesday. >> mostly cloudy skies with a little bit of wind. a string of sunshine approach and for the weekend and the temperatures will be slightly warmer. we will be closest to average. >> the time is 5:48 a.m.. >> we're looking at a pretty good commute. there is a new accident on westbound 24 at old tunnel road. it is out of the traffic lanes. as the bay bridge, it is still a good ride with no delays as you paid less work toward the new eastern span. at it is still a pretty

. >> tonight we join community leaders in hayward for a meeting.the discussion at this place formerly emergency shelter program was hosted by abc 7 news laura anthony and takened by the abc 7 management team including president and general manager william burton there. tonight we heard about the great non-profit community in hayward the most diverse city in the state of californi california. we also heard about programs like the city sponsored homework center, the family counseling center and south hayward parish. and provides food and work to at risk home. >> we really want to make it possible for people to move into the main stream. have housing. have food. have opportunity and we do that all the time and we have been doing it for 50 years. >> some of the biggest concerns in the community health care food security for struggling family if the group would like to team up with abc 7 to host our next meeting go to the our community page and click on abc 7 listen meeting. certainly look forward to sharing some of the stories that we learned about ton

. >> in hayward there could be a way to crackdown on loud pairs or run down homes without all the red tape. we have details. >> they arrested plenty of people, everyone would have a warrant. >> it took five years of complaints before the city of hayward got a court order to demolish this house. >> transient. i could not tell you how many lived there at once. >> the city gave us this video of the demolition. complaints were drug use to domestic violence and child abuse and the landlord would not control it. the city wants to first property owners to be responsible for tenants by issuing warnings and fines up to $5,000. >> rather than getting interest a big litigation process in the courts which can be lengthy and difficult. >> the rental housing association wants to make sure the city doesn't abuse that power by blaming landlords for everything a tenant does. >> we are interested in making sure this does not conflict with the other laws on the books. >> vallejo has a similar ordinance and has reduced the number of calls for police. the council will vote on the ordinance next week. >> t

. >>> and just in we may have two crashes north into hayward and san leandro. this could really affect your commute. >> we crack open a window and take you live outside. that is a glowing look from the south bay, the city of san jose, before the sun comes up to get your early weekend jump started. it's thursday, october 10th, this is "today in the bay." >>> a lot of news going on. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. the good news is yes, b.a.r.t. trains are running but the reality is that might not be the case in less than 24 hours. yeah t 60-day cooling off period ends tonight at midnight and yes, we are still not sure if trains will be running in the morning. christie smith is live at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. she spoke to riders who at this point are saying hey, they are tired of it. the back and forth has gone on too long. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. frustrated is putting it mildly. at this point we still don't know if there will or won't be a b.a.r.t.

helena and hayward. bart will have between 5-15 buses at each of the locations and service runs from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.. they may stop early if buses become full. they will travel directly to the city and won't transfer to west oakland. one commuter said she will continue to use the buses. >> i think i will continue sticking with it for now. i have other coworkers that are use the ferry, the cal train and those didn't seem to be a whole lot better. >> reporter: they will run from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and the loading zone will be at the transbay terminal on howard street between fremont and biel. if you want to assure you will get a seat, you want to come early. i want to show you a shot. there is a line of about five people or so waiting outside to get on. of course they want to make sure they will get on the bus because again you know these can fill up early because this might be a true test of how busy it will be on monday. on friday many people took the day off. reporting live janine de la vega

chartered 200 buses to run from these nine stations walnut creek, dublin/pleasanton, san leandro, hayward, and fremont. the shuttle bus service runs from 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. and from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. and casual car pool is another option last strike that could be, again, if the strike begins tomorrow. there will be more cars on the freeways and car pool lanes are enforced all day from 5:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. on interstates 80, 880 and 680. the uncertainty is proving frustrating for many. >> i need an mri and i need to go to the pain clinic. until i know about the settlement i will not schedule. >> if workers strike, gridlock is expected to be worse than during the last strike july 4 week when school was out and people were on vacation. we have a complete list of resources to cope with any strike at abc7news.com and you can download the exclusive waze yap to navigate and follow breaking developments on twitter >> 4:34. uc berkeley police are warning students to watch out of their surroundings after two women were assaulted in a 14-more span. the latest happened when a 19-year-old student

hayward and fremont and conquer at 53. today we will have a lot of high clouds and sunshine and twirl make for a colorful sunrise maybe not so colorful sunset because the pollution mixes out during the day and that brings beautiful colors in the morning. as we head through the morning and get closer to the sunrise at 7:00 high clouds and temperatures in the secretary but inland we are in the 70's and by 4:00 you are still in the mid-60's and you fall into the 50's and everyone need as jacket in the evening as we fall into the mid-to-upper 60's. moving forward tomorrow about the same as today and it could be breezy which hit the hills on friday and we will keep that in mind for high fire danger and warm on saturday upper 80's and mid-80's around the bay and the coast. saturday could be busy at the beaches. >> we had an accident on northbound 680 at sunol boulevard a single car crash has been moved to the shoulder that was blocking one lane for a time. we have quiet conditions and plenty construction. in oakland, this is whe