. - hue. how many have noticed that already? how many people have taken baths year after year after year and never looked at the bubbles? look at the bubbles on saturday night, and see if you don't be seeing the bubbles got different colors. and your friends say, "how come the different colors?" and you say, "that's an example of?" physics. begin with i. interference. interference. interference, that's right. you got a bubble like this, maybe you got the white light up above, okay? okay. and the white light coming down-- here's your eye right here. light come down, hit the bubble, bounced to your eye, yeah? but some of that light bounces from the bottom surface and goes to your eyes. - is that right? - right. aren't there two surfaces to that thin bubble in the way that thing filled? two surfaces. part bounces from the top surface, part from the bottom. hey, what if that extra distance going down through is such that it will cancel out one of the frequencies over here? then, honey, that eye ain't gonna get it. now, if you got wh

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and this is what the hue manage rights groups are telling us. save for that very disturbing report out of syria. activists inside syria have said that residents have within have been ejack waited from their homes. hundreds with is help of the syrian red crescent and red cross. american soldiers have been shot dead by an afghan man dressed in an army uniform. international security insists that the incident was in shara in p and join the investigation, and afghan security forces is taking place. time in the news hour. that's correct, yes. although phailin has passed the worse, and it is a weakening feature, it is one we have to keep a close eye on. we have a lot of rain still coming down in places and this massive amount of rain has to go somewhere. in fact, rain goes all the the way up towards that pal as you can see. but at least in the shorner term. heads up towards japan. was this system is one that gave a lot of flooding across the philippines and caused fatalities. it is picking up energy again, and is expected to track on towards vietnam.

fox five careren hue look shut down joins us live from news room. well, d.c. chamber cop mers federal contractors are ones really hurting from shuttle down. they have been totally shut down or they are having to lay off lot of people. hospitality industry and small businesses will also be very glad when this shut down is over. >> jamie andrews fitness very small business. this evening boot camp class near top circle popular. but jamie already feeling the crunch of the shut down. i said opinion four clients have cancel. due to them not knowing what's going to happen cutting back and i end up being one of places. her fist in service maybe 58 people. she not sure what will flap more customer start tightening the belt 1234eu6789. >> d.c. on board tours offers night hop on hop off tour see the sites on national mal. the company been in business ate years. but suddenly crimes tough. business slowed down for last week. >> bus have not been full now that tourist realize the moon mements barricaded off and closed. our company tour guide so, history can't be shut down.

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. >>> hue hefner and his 27-year-old wife crystal found the perfect costume for the playboy mansion's halloween party. highly cyrus of course. >>> the basis and cofounder was recently diagnosed with cancer. >>> beyonce took a big leap when she hit the controlled cable jump 630 feet high. she's smiling. look good. dude, i would not do that. >>> al roker, look at his face here. he attended a drake concert over the weekend. >> look at the guy behind him. >> this is a vine video. i don't know what do you think? you know al. >> al has a great sense of humor with viral videos. he has a collection of these. he's a funny guy. >> he's hilarious. we should read the news like that. i'm richard lui. this is your "early today" show. we hope this is just your first stop on nbc. >>> leading the news in the la time, driver plows into crowd at beijing square. three killed and many more injured in the local incident says to be a deliberate attack. >>> in uk, pope francis celebrates 10 million followers. this makes the pope more popular than kanye west. he has a ways to go to reach stars at 40 million f

good east that we have to keep parks safe and they are for the public and there are rules but from huemap taryn standpoint where will they go? >> already illegal to sleep or camp in the park exploratorium park alliance of course late proposal and doesn't believe it targets the homeless. >> bedded did you know for the night. they are not up and about causing any daniel. they are not the issue. people up and about doing things that we are concerned about. all about protecting our parks. >>reporter: teresa tells us she and her dog often stay overnight if golden gate park and would not obey a new law. >> can't close a park like tha that. the people do sleep here and life here. >>reporter: pro and con during the city hall debate with several people pointing out there are law open the book against vandalism. police chef believes the new one would be another tool for law enforcement. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> former president carter is in the bay area tonight working up a sweat for one of the very favorite causes t.he made famous. he was right at homework with power saw

fracturÓ varios hues de la cara y tuvo que someter a una rugÍa constructi miren esto.n a su esposo e hijos. ella quedÓ en un charco de sgre. el policÍa implicadouedÓ en labores administrativas en lo que se investiga. >>> descubrieron un niÑo de 10 aÑos caminando solo por una trsitada aopista en texas y ahora es maÁ esta en treo prle, pues segÚn ella dijo que lo obligÓ a caminar a la casa comocastigo. rogelio mora-tagle, para algunos padres, es es disciplina, pe ante la ley un delito. >> fue en estaitada carretera interestatal, encoraron a al no de 10 aÑos. caminaba solo por el carl emgencia. acuerdo con el rorte de la policÍ el menor forzado bajar del auto y caminar a casa como forma de castigo por su padre. ange gcÍa de 34 aÑos fue arrestada por cargose abando de unenor y poner su vida en peligro. >>> nada vajusto ficar lo que ha hecho nada, ante ninguna situaciÓn podemos jar a nuesosor caminando en una ruta. el mor y un hermano, fueron entregados a su padre. >>> de acuerdo con la policÍae texas. gaÍa tuvouerte discusiÓn con su huj y frustrado le inodora q ordenÓ que

. >> and by no means should we forget the bay bridge this, morning's back up hue mungus, just a nightmare. officials have not yet given updates but do say traffic delays increased f you're on the verge this morning gazing wish fully at cars, you're not alone. april politics for fast track have as well. during the strike we have resources for you on abc 7 news.com. you can down load abc 7 news waze traffic app and remember, follow us on twitter on abc 7 news bay area for breaking news updates. >> fast tracks don't cost anything. until you cross the bridge. >> we're just getting started this monday evening. coming up, a hurricane is threatening coast of mexico. abc 7 sandhya patel tracking the storm and will have latest. plus... >> a teacher and former marine gunned down. where police say the suspect got his weapon. >> insurance rates going up all over california. michael finney explains why. >> we're on battery today. cell 7 technology showing you live picture of folks going nowhere on battery trying to get to the bay bridge. stay with us. >>> tonight a sparks nevada middle school high sch

they do not hue to the antagonist story line which is the basis of any dramatic art. the interaction between richard phillips and all four of the somali in the lifeboat, in reality there were laughs. there were jokes. there was a type of banter that went by all at the same time richard phillips was convinced that big guy was going to shoot him in the head for no reason. that's a type that brings out the most flinty aspect of human nature. i have to hold the mirror up to human nature. >> you talked to the real captain phillips. he saved his ship. he saved his crew. >> the name of his book is "a captain's duty." i think it's duty there. whether for good or bad he has to solve every problem that comes that way. in this case there was primary motive was to get the guys off the ship. he would never use the word hero. he said i was waiting for the heroes to show up. >> before we talk about that and whoever we think the heroes are, i want to play another clip about their intentions. >> he came to you. >> operations. >> receiving. >> opposition is two degrees, two north by 49

the department of melt and hue magn services is apologizing fog for the problems with health care dot gov. >> it's frustrated many americans. their calling in outside help to y the problems. >> the obama administration says 475,000 people have aed my for healthcare through the exchanges. >> jack lu is speaking out about the deal that put an end to the government shutdown and raise the goin debt ceiling. >> it was a close call. >> there was a faction that took control of the direction of this tediedebate. i would look at what republican lieders have said to themselves. i think the message that we have to send going forward this was a tunnel ee turnina -- turning poy night. and it won't happen again. it can't happen again. >> it was a turning point for the country that won't be allowed to happen again. >> same sex marriage is legal in new jersey. the supreme court rejected a request. the state's newly elected senator has been officiating same sex marriages since 1 12:stloi 1. 12:01. >> i wouldn't officiate marriages gay and les lesbian americans were second class citizens and they didn'

fracturÓ varios hues de la cara y tuvo que someter a una rugÍa constructi miren esto.el policÍa implicadouedÓ en labores administrativas en lo que se investiga. >>> descubrieron un niÑo de 10 aÑos caminando solo por una trsitada aopista en texas y ahora es maÁ esta en treo prle, pues segÚn ella dijo que lo obligÓ a caminar a la casa comocastigo. rogelio mora-tagle, para algunos padres, es es disciplina, pe ante la ley un delito. >> fue en estaitada carretera interestatal, encoraron a al no de 10 aÑos. caminaba solo por el carl emgencia. acuerdo con el rorte de la policÍ el menor forzado bajar del auto y caminar a casa como forma de castigo por su padre. ange gcÍa de 34 aÑos fue arrestada por cargose abando de unenor y poner su vida en peligro. >>> nada vajusto ficar lo que ha hecho nada, ante ninguna situaciÓn podemos jar a nuesosor caminando en una ruta. el mor y un hermano, fueron entregados a su padre. >>> de acuerdo con la policÍae texas. gaÍa tuvouerte discusiÓn con su huj y frustrado le inodora q ordenÓ que bajarÁ por un auto. >>> un niÑo solo, y de noche caminan

kwlau hue ceo is a proud new owner of palo alto's oldest funeral home.myers bought the 114-year-old roller and happengood and kinny mortuary. it's at middle field road. bob riddell is live in paulee althougho now, and this location is only a block away fromt meyer's personal home. this has something to do with the purchase, i imagine. >> good morning to you, marl wra. yeah, but it's not her main residence that's a couple of blocks away. it's a place she apparently uses for parties. now, one local realtor we just spoke with, who was very familiar with this neighborhood, is wondering what in the world would she want to do with this piece of property. >> not something i would like in my inventory. i would sooner not have a funeral home. >> palo alto on-line is reporting that ceo marissa meyer bought roller happengood and kinny mortuary. no one is thinking she's going to keep it as a funeral home. instead, the thought is that she would build something in its place. who knows what. higher density residential. up to 21 units. meyer already owns a house two blo

the very person who is heading up the implementation of president obama's health care law, health and hueugh man services secretary kathleen sebelius. on friday she tried shifting the blame of the major glitches on to republicans. >> in an ideal world would have been a lot more testing. we did not have the luxury of that with a law that said it's go time on october 1st and, frankly, a -- a political atmosphere where the majority party, at least in the house, was determined to stop this anyway they probably could including shutting down the united states government. so it was not an ideal atmosphere. >> she's blaming, in part at least, republican in congress. she's set to go before congress next week. our next guest will be on the very panel asking her what went wrong. new jersey congressman leonard lance is a republican on the house energy and commerce commit dee. congressman, good to see you. it's all your fault. what do you have to say for yourself? >> i think that's rich that the secretary should say that it's the fault of republicans in the house of representatives. obviously it's the

then tonight at 11:00, he fought for hues country for two decades, but for the past year, he's been at war with the dmv. one of the most outrageous tickets we have seen and it's all over a car that doesn't really exist. plus, the player who overcome a coma and back on the field. such a remarkable story. doctors told him he would never play again, but he is overcoming it all. that's right after person of interest. >>> coming up next at 7:00, a dog in indiana completes what many humans are afraid to try. what are you doing? we're switching car insurance. why? because these guys are the cheapest. why? good question. because a cut-rate price could mean cut-rate protection. you should listen to this guy. [ female announcer ] get great protection and a great price! plus an agent! drivers who switched saved an average of $498 a year. plus, allstate has new lower rates just for washington, d.c. switch and start saving today! just another way allstate is changing car insurance for good. [ female announcer ] call a washington area allstate agent at 866-650-7900 today. >>> diana nyad is 7 plus ho

always a privilege to be here with the host on behalf of hue barrels our co-host as well as producer. now community united methodist church. i'd like to thank community united methodist church for having a tremendous reception for me that welcomed me back for a second year as appointed pastor for that church. all these churches i've served in the last 16 years, the members and me where do i get these stoles from that i wear, where do i get the robes that i wear, and i comment that i have about 28 robes in my 40 years of ministry and the last 16 to 20 i've gotten at this particular store called sagrata. so i wanted to invite the owners of the store that i've gone to in oakland for all these years and it's a privilege and a blessing to have the guests and the owners here this morning, and that's mary and carloobusby. >> tell us. why sagrata, the name, the history, it's your 20th 20th anniversary next year. >> this year is 20 years, yeah. >> we began the story in what was a little horse stable at the turn of the century for the telegraph avenue street cars. these were the car barns and s

once again that orangey red hue to help get us started. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. it's 5:00. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley.

. >> a live look at the south bay, that is san jose in a red hue. tuesday, october 15, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm marla tellez. jon and laura are off. we want to let you know b.a.r.t. trains are running but the marathon negotiations between b.a.r.t. and unions are still going on. both sides have been at the bargaining table all night long. the unions choosing

yesterday he called into the conservative hue hewlett radio show and made pretty outrageous statementsink, about the president and hillary clinton. outrageous even for dick cheney. here he is taking hillary clinton completely out of context over what else, benghazi. >> i think the benghazi thing is one of the great -- it's not just embarrassment, it's a tragedy because we lost four people that night. but what i always recall is her testimony saying what difference does it make. and the fact of the matter is it makes a huge difference. she clearly wasn't hands on and now she doesn't want to be hands on. and she's doing everything she can to avoid responsibility for what clearly fell into her baliwick. >> i hope you caught that. he implies that hillary clinton was talking about the four americans being dead including chris stevens. when she said what difference does it make. in fact, in those words she was referring to republican attacks on the talking pints points used by susan rice afterwards. here's the full context of that comment by the secretary. >> we were misled that there were s

>> well, there is this hue and maybe it's complacent but that the deal will ultimately get done, the u.s. will not default. worth pointing out the s&p is still up 5% from its september all-time high on nervousness around this debt ceiling story, brian so the market still very, very concerned that the politicians pushed this one all the way. back to you. >> thanks invest, geoff. >>> as a point person for obama care, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is facing serious pressure. a number of republicans are calling for heiress significant nation because of the hiccups with the launch of the online insurance market and some think that's a euphemism to call it a hiccup. the white house says she's not going anywhere. >> secretary does the full confidence of the president. she like everyone else in this effort is focused on our number one priority which is making the implementation of the affordable care act work well and people are working 24/7 to address the problems and isolate them and fix them. when it comes to the website and enrollment issues. >> a lot of americans

. >>> demand for drilling helped baker hue's bottom line. they beat the forecast siting healthy demand from the middle east and asia. the stock spiked 7% to $55.5. a rebound in the housing market, the company makes air conditioners, refrigeration units saw an increase in demand as more homes are bought. >>> intuitive surgical will come in at the lower half of its forecast range. shares dropped almost 6% to $376.52. >>> and the power company nrg energy plans to pay $2.6 billion to acquire the assets of the bankrupt unregulated power producer edison mission energy, the deal will nearly quadruple nrg's wind generation capacity making it the nation's third largest producer of renewable energy. if approved, nrg expects the deal to close in the first quarter of next year. the stock climbed to $29.30. >>> our market monitor guest tonight has these words of advice for invers to, buy good quality stocks and stay away from risky investments. he's game s chairman of mark capital. a pleasure to have you on. >> thank you. >> you heard our reporting, all

we just heard from the head of hue, one of bart's largest unions, that had been on strike, and they're saying that this latest tentative deal is actually just a little bit different than bart's last and final offer. they said that the executive board will go ahead and recommend it, but they're also offering an apology this morning to riders as they've done before about the strike, as chase has been staying. the staff wasn't in place at 4:00 this morning to get those trains rolling after that late night tentative deal was reached. now, with this tentative deal, that means an end to more than 60 days of talks and two walk-outs. the last four days, of course, the strike finally brought to an end late last night. bart's gm says she couldn't reveal too many details, but said that it was a good pack ang for the unions. here is a spokesperson this morning on how to address one of the key issues. >> our safety issues continue to be an issue, but they have been met in a way that i can live with and that i think our members can live with, but we will continue to press the district to insure that

modern man or a racially motivated hue ting's he was supposedly upset over michael my photo that we. published and has no. regardless of the motivation was the fact that he shot me i. i would love to how many of our own was in one room with a power wire to pirates you know and i was conflict a little planning on him and him break that i may and i don't want to go and i just don't think that government should be in the business of killing people. it seems absolutely the u.n. and i i saw on how all these years you've been a consistent progressive and this is this now this is really where the mother rubber meets the road i mean this is the guy who shot you. on the on the topic of the death penalty blacks who kill whites are five times more likely to be executed than whites who kill blacks and you mention that the fellow who shot you was in part motivated by his racism how can the death penalty not be racist in the. well. you know you don't see any wealthy white people of any wealthy white people's kids going to getting the death penalty you know it's fairly mannish because minorities ma

and an increasingly crowded hue k. it's a rush hour for the country's a symmetries graveyard repartee running out of space and are predicted to be for within the next few decades so the authorities have come with a controversial idea to simply reuse them or a smith reports on how even that may not solve the problem. as the saying goes nothing is said but death and taxes and while u.k. government's very good at collecting tax it's not so good at providing for its citizens inevitable to molly's because on this small island with soft running out of space to bury the dead according to a recent study of accounts almost hall said burial space in that areas would run out in the next twenty years and a quarter said they only had ten years left and it's no surprise them confined to london cemeteries like this one several rural councils already say they're full meaning people will have to go elsewhere for that final resting place and all that despite the fact that already seventy four percent of people. symmetries in the sustain

this year see hue long each stays in this game. the season series 4-3 but numbers over the a's are that meaningless now. >> there are two good teams both have respect for each other. it feels like we've seen them quite a bit up to this point. >> you work hard for, you put extra hours to do to be on the spot. >> and game one, pirates and cardinals in st. louis. cards would explode for seven runs, carlos belltran, a towering bla. his 15th career ties babe ruth. sharks open at s of s.a.p center. after weeks of camp sharks had injury issues. that tonight in the tank time to drop the puck. >> that is five games already, i'm good to go. >> we're deep, you know? we're missing him already. we're a deep team and a steady team. >> patrick wau kb. gh exchanging words with the ducks coach. come get some. come get it. you want some? $10,000 so congrats on the win, they'll pay. could be inexpensive season. niners and texan was several things in common. both losing to seahawks. houston lost two in a row. richard sherman, stanford man. niners know

the work group determined that outdoor air pollution is carcinogenic to hue imagine hum. >> scientists analyzed data indicating that in 2010, 223,000 deaths were due to expose your to outdoor air pollution. it also link the to bladder cancer. cancer.. the research means what commuters have long expected has now been scientifically prov prn that the air around us is carcinogenic extremely harym ha. in london the risk of getting cancer walking about is small. in china and india it's a has hazardous factor of every day life. will the fact that everyone on the planet is exposed to pollution prompt health agencies to adopt stricter controls? in light of this evidence they are reviewing their recommendations. >>> precious memories washed away in an instant. coming up the painstaking process of rebuilding picture after pick is i picture of a deg flood. >>> the dodgers live to move onto another game and they are also playing head games. we'll explain that in a bit. explore issues relevant to you. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? >> they share it on the

>>> when you think of autumn, you think of cooler weather, of course, falling leaves and rich deep huesay we're bringing the outside in to warm up your house. >> we're bringing in a crazy guy, brooks atwood of home designs. hello. >> i was tweeted by a tweet of his lid. you said it was -- >> i was styling my hair to match your bad hair day, but then you actually showed your sorority photo this morning so i thought this is perfect. this is all natural. >> how do you groom it? >> it just stays like that. >> it does. and i've got a solution about your gum dreams and your indecisions. i'm going to make you make decisions fast. we've got fall trims. >> we have three things we're taking away. the couch. >> my dad says you never turn down an opportunity for a great story and that's where the couch comes in. you want the couch to be the focal point of your living room. for years everybody put it up against the wall. that's not a good thing. >> no. it's like the kitchen island where everybody comes in to cook and smell. >> what about the walls? we could do some magic. >> emerald green is an amaz

those are the main implements right no --elements that are hue hbc schools. >> i grew up in the south and if you talk to the older people the worst thing that happened was the hbcu. we are not talking about the best athletes. the wheels start in giving money to the athletic programs. the alumni of those schools, some 6 of the best students dont go to the schools. they are going to the lsu's. a few years ago i had a defensive back who played at jacksonville and is now at detroit and was drafted from bethune. and the best thing that happened for the black athlete in the south was the integration of the colleges. the worst thing that happened to the hsbcu schools was the integration of the big colleges like the georges yea georgias a. it's had a real impark impact or ability to raise funds doug williams raised 11 millions $11. so president is right. if there is a galvanizing thing that comes out of this ka it is catastrophe it's brought attention to the schools. >> that is not an issue just to grambling it's all of the schools in the south. >> thank you very much. kevin has weather right

hue wet crashed out in the cash against seppi.lian will now face roger federerer in round 2. on monday raphael finally regained the world number 1 ranking. both players are in shanghai this week, and despite losing in the final in china on sunday, the return to the top is finally sinking in. >> it's something i never thought i would have a chance to be back over here in the number 1 spot. but the graces up ahead gave me that opportunity and enjoying that situation, knowing that something is just a number, but it is special to be back there, because that means that i -- that i -- that i am playing great. >> mentally i needed this trophy and this win against him on sunday, and i performed the best tennis, probably in last few months and at the right moment, so i got another level of confidence, in winning it back, and hopefully i can stay on the road. >>> to football now [ inaudible ] has been appointed as the new manager of english premier manager for sunderland. >>> ghana host egypt in the first round of the world cup tuesday. the

john roberts found one of them in law hue yaw, c-- lahoya, california. ♪ >> meet jason food stamp recipient>> another day in the life of living a rat life. >> what exactly is the rat life? >> what.your typical day, early morning guy get up and get waves or later in the afternoon? >> later in the afternoon kind of guy. >> wake up go down to the beach deal with my friends, hit on some chicks, start drinking. >> all day every day. >> we caught up with him in law how yaw, california close to where he grew up. the 29-year-old has chosen the life of a beach bum in this sea side paradise. with no fixed address snays song has for the last couple years floated from place to place staying with family and girls he's dated, borrowing a ride like this escalade. he gets by with a little help from his friends and you, the tax payer. >> my bpt snap card. >> how do you get a stamp? >> go up to the human resource office and have your birth certificate, your social security card, i got a paycheck coming in so i qualify. >> how often do you have to do that? every month or every six months? >> i got it now so w

it's saturday, the baltimore hue humane society. look out. we have it for you when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,, embrace the season. warm up your home with fall's finest. share all of your favorite t.j. finds... at a price worth posting. see the real deal. search hashtag maxxinista and see the brands people are scoring. >>> good morning. a nice start to the day. if you go out now, if you have little ones going out to the bus stop a very comfortable start to the day. temperatures around 60 degrees. 58 is your dew point. winds are calm. high pressure still dominating this forecast. 50s out in cumberland and oakland 60s everywhere else. 66 down in ocean city. one of the warmer spots on the map. 59 bel air, 61 columbia and in westminster, 64 in annapolis and kent island, 63 in rock hall. winds are calm right now. we've had a bit of a flow from the south as you see down here towards dc. that's all around high pressure that's still pumping in that warm air. we're going to be in the mid 80s today and to put it in perspective, 71

aun hue a coco, lo cual es fantastico. yo recomiendo quse compr la instyler.ro q...la guarde mi vieja plancha, mi rizadora. las tengo bajo lve en el calabozo, jo el lavatorio. literalmente, nunca mas tu que usar mi plancha, jam... jamas desde que compre la instyler. estuve... casi a punto de desecharlas. >> estan viendo algunos de los miles deideos que mujere reales han sido a la internet para compart su emocion con el fabuloso instyler tativo. bien, dime, ¿aqui que es lo que mas te gusta del instyler? >> puedes haclo que quieras con la instyler! >> alisa y ra al mismo tiempo. hace bonitos rizos espiralados. >> puedes usarla para rizar el cabello asi afuera. >> como pueden ver, es ideal para los bucles. quedaron muy bonitos. deja tu pelo brillante. >> con mucho moviento. >> mucho mas libre. >> el cabeo luce planchado pero con mas volumen. >> queda sedoso... ¿lo ven? pero con mhaaida. >> le da mas movimiento. >> le doy menos calor al cabello, y lo cepillo mientras lo aliso, todoe una ve >> de aqui hasta ahieste es todo el large gane desde que cabello esta menos

. >> a live look at the south bay, that is san jose in a red hue. tuesday, october 15, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm marla tellez. jon and laura are off. we want to let you know b.a.r.t. trains are running but the marathon negotiations between b.a.r.t. and unions are still going on. both sides have been at the bargaining table all night long. the unions choosing not to strike today but what happens next and whether there is a new deadline to reach agreement is still unclear. christie smith is live at caltrans headquarters in oakland where negotiations are taking center stage. any activity? >> reporter: now and then we see union members come out, have a smoke a break. they have no comment when we ask. both sides still negotiating even at this hour. about 1:00 this morning a federal mediator came out and said that b.a.r.t. trains would still be rolling, two hours later big bags of take-out food. well past the midnight strike deadline. yesterday b.a.r.t. put out a best and final offer.

. >> from the bay bridge toll plaza to a live look outside in the south bay, a little bit of a red hue, the hunt for red october i suppose on this thursday, october 24th, this is "today in the bay." >>> it's 6:00 now. good morning. thank you as always

those orange hues.hat one with the washington monument, another to the west, some fantastic shots tonight. wow. that's amazing. around 6:41 sunset. 64 degrees, damp, overcast. 62, cloudy skies around 60 around 9, 11:00 down to 57 so we're not going to be cooling too quickly with the cloud cover. 61 in gaithersburg, 63 in dulles, 63 manassas. temperatures did drop 10 to 15 degrees and it continues to move out. the only area of rain toward dover, ocean city, on the lighter side. we did not see severe weather so that was good news. a little wind, a lot of rain. some locations over an inch. tomorrow none of that. 69. 68 in burke and 68 in camp springs. fall-like, cooler and breezy. i think we'll see winds bat 10, maybe 15 miles per hour. but that's going to be just enough to give you that cool breeze across our region. our storm system here it is, moving out. i want to show what you moves in. breezy conditions tomorrow as i mentioned. the breeze continues on wednesday, gets stronger ahead of our next storm

it was embarrassing and hue millating for the whole country, was it not? >> it was.s $3 million. that's what he spent on his hawaii vacation just traveling there they could have easily fixed this. >> easily. and there is far worse stuff going on in america. i'm glad you pointed this out. >> i don't think there is is worse stuff going on as far as the damage to the nation's fabric than this. you saw the demonstrations in washington over the weekend where the veterans actually went to the white house and let their anger be known. see, look, this is a short-term thing and the fisher house we have them coming up behind you. we'll -- stepped in and all of that. i understand that. aren't you worried as an american, not as a libertarian or business news guy, aren't you worried that there is no leadership in washington right now? we just don't have anybodywho e anything? >> i never trusted politicians to be my leader and solve things. i think when we trust them to lead, they lead us astray. i like limited government. so i have never wanted leadership from washington. >> all

all of the red lights a red hue in san jose, as we get you started on this tuesday, twokt 9th, this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. hundreds across the bay area will head to the north bay to take part in a march for the ung teen recently shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. christie smith is live in oakland where buses will shuttle people to the march all the way in the north bay. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. they say they have been in this place before and that is the family and friends of a 16-year-old stockton boy who was shot and killed in an officer-involved shooting in 2010. they plan to bring a bus here to the plaza, 14th and broadway, about 8:00 this morning to bring supporters from oakland to the rally in santa rosa that starts later this morning. that protest, of course, over the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez, an officer-involved shooting. a deputy identified by the department as eric galhas. lo

once again that orangey red hue to help get us started. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. it's 5:00. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. we can tell you occupy protesters gathering in oakland today holding the rally marking two years since their movement officially started. christie smith is live by the oakland marriott hotel with the warning the city is issuing out to residents. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yes, they are issuing that morning because at 9:00 this morning when protesters plan to start gathering and protesting touds marriott hotel in downtown oakland. they are doing this because at the same time thousands of police officers from across the country are going to be here for a three-day training exercise. and inside that includes about 100 vendors marketing weapons, all of this on the second anniversary of the eviction of the occupy oakland campers out in front of the plaza at city hall about three blocks from where

and that nice orange hue to the sky. what a gorgeous evening we have outside.f you are heading out this evening it's still mild and 80 in livermore. even in downtown san francisco, currently 73. lots of 7s for concord and san jose. santa rosa 75. oakland 78 degrees. look at this temperature trend. back on saturday, in downtown san francisco, it hit 61 barely out of the 50s. today 80. the past three days have been above normal but today taking the cake and it will be cooler tomorrow so likely today's the peak of the heat. graystone elementary school in san jose our kpix 5 schoolcast school for tomorrow. warm day tomorrow for you, lunchtime 64 degrees with sunshine and when the kids hear that final bell they will run outside to a sunny day with temperatures in the mid-70s. let's do a forecast for your school in your town. kpix.com/schoolcast is the place to go. mother nature making it easy when it comes to the forecast because one rule of nature is high pressure is sinking air and air has to go up. it has to go up into the atmosphere, higher, to make cloud cover

great to hue here today. >> well, it's my honor to be able to speak with you today. >> thank you, sirknow you said, "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree" following the arrest of the teenagers. the stepmother under arrest. what more can you tell us about her? >> she went on national television this last week saying, "oh, we watch my 14-year-old's facebook page. she doesn't bully. she's never bullied. i know nothing like that ever all of the media reports, some from your outlet, we received calls that said oh, yeah, if you think that is true. look at this. they led us to another daughter's facebook page where she was beating and beating and beating these children. so as a result, we arrested her for a totally separate event from the bullying episode we talked about all week long. >> it's so tragic and heart-breaking when you consider that video. when you first took a look at that disturbing video what ran through your mind and what impact is this having on the community where you live? >> well, we what ran through my mind initially is well, i can see where the 14-year-old learned v

. >> from the bay bridge toll plaza to a live look outside in the south bay, a little bit of a red hue, the hunt for red october i suppose on this thursday, october 24th, this is "today in the bay." >>> it's 6:00 now. good morning. thank you as always for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. just in to our newsroom, pirates have reportedly attacked an oil supply ship off the nigerian coast and have kidnapped the captain and also a chief engineer. this is according to reuters. the u.s. flag ship is owned by an american marine transport guard. pirates attacked have eowe pirate attacks have jumped by a third. we are keeping an eye on this story and will bring you updates. >> i want to update you on news in concord. investigators looking into the cause of a massive overnight fire at an industrial park which also houses propane tanks. when firefighters arrived they found a lot of cars there already wrapped up in flames. this didn't take long to put the fire out because the building is mostly made of metal. the fire started a little before 11:00 last ni

exits for motorcades of the president, first lady, dignitaries, going to and coming from the white hues. whatsthe white house.us whate. you see is these cars coming past constitution which is what this woman did. after the intersection here she headed south and east again on constitution avenue. right here the white house is where this happened. we have note seen any evidence that shots were fired by any officers here. not the telltale markings of those yellow-square notations markings where bullet shell casings end up in shootings and are marked by crime scene technicians.an we don't believe thats. shots we firedre here.re. but if you are telling us that a secret officer was hit by her car.ca that mayr. be why there's so may detectives still here at this late hour. this is apparently where it all started.te maybe she ind. her behind wanted to go see the president or first lady, someone on the white house property, and for some reason had snaked her way past the first jersey walls here.he you can't see itre because of te marked truck that came up. there's three layers of jerseyre wall a