and our chief meteorologist, jacqueline bennett? >> jacqueline: hot! it is going to be so hot for the inland valleys there is already a heat advisory. with an excessive heat advisory in effect with '90s as what we expected. 91 degrees in concord. 94 were in concord. the south-bay, 94 -- in antioch. we're also seeing some nine these for the north-bay. and even triple digits in napa. warmer in san francisco, 73 degrees. it is going to get even warmer and out the day tomorrow the temperatures in the '70s by 8:00 a.m. the lunch hour, temperatures are already going to be into the '90s. it will already be 94 degrees in fairfield as we go for the 2:00 p.m. hour those triple digits through the central valley. indicated by the pink. temperatures still in the 60s but 80s and 90s tomorrow and even warmer for the weekend. more on that hot weekend forecast, coming up. >> catherine: a judge today denied bail for former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. in a stunning fall from grace - hernandez faces first degree murder charges in the death of a friend.

>> pam: yes of course >> jacqueline: your. live for the show, it used to live for of the glitz and glamour. >> gary: there will be no rules there of the speech shares and i would just be sitting here. there will be no roof. just chafers and i would just be sitting here. >> gary: colon gets jean segura to hit it to third -- josh donaldson throws home in plenty of time as jaso tags out gallardo to preserve the tie >> gary: 4 k's top 7th, 1-1, bases loaded to bring home a pair of runs as a's take the lead 3- 1 a's later that inningbrandon moss - the big blow - a 3- run jimmy jack to right field moss: hr #9 on the year a's win 6-1 colon improves to 7-2 and the rest of the team >> gary: djokovic moving on at french leo dicaprio in paris to watch world #1 novak djokovic take apart tommy haas match point - djokovic - in the far court -will eventually hit the backhand winner down the line to win in straight sets djokovic wins 6-3, 7-6, 7-5 to advance to semi's rafael nadal also advanced to the semi's today @ >> gary: she joined kron s

>> jacqueline: you are such a murder.en smoke but i need something in my hand. you know? >> gary: you are always working, almost always working. working the crowd. i like that! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: tiger is going to be hooked up with a master chef adam scott with former no. 1 rory mcllroy. that is a great group woods, scott and mcllroy in arizona. here is a little bit of cubistic is a young fan and of our staff they look for the most attractive person, and there she is. >> gary: we always laugh watching the giants game because they are ripping fans when they cleaned down to get the ball over the railing accept what it is an attractive woman. and when it is an attractive woman it is ok. if i had my say, i would hire all on attractive people. you will find out who really want to hear the news. that is my goal one day, to hire all unattractive people to broadcast the news. (laughter) >> gary: are you ready to go with tonight's female, young lady? >> reporter: physical physical actions in the news friend or foe physica

rethink possible. >> jacqueline: warmer temperatures in the coming afternoon.l continue in warming trend until wednesday the nursing friday. the optima morning and to 6:00 hour with patchy fog or and delis. virtually everywhere still seeing bald but that pills back off the coastline and noon. warmer temperatures mostly low 60s foot and o'clock morning we'll see more of the upper 70's at the 3:00 hour. the enemy hours will bring more 60 different readings. to 5 degrees in the middle '70s and upper 70's for inland valleys near concord and 77 in pleasanton. we will hit the low 60's at the close on for tomorrow was 63 in some francisco. to my mom and dad today to a little bit. continuing to want as we head into the work week. temperatures by saturday looking like they should for the month of crushed the weather forecast member is convenient for you on comtesse channel 193. >> gary: (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. 20 seconds left miami trying to avoid a nomination. so i only hope those highlights and then we will make. we t

>> jacqueline: how do you think it got there?>> gary: womens #1 seed serena williams stretched her winning streak to 32 matches with a 6-1, 6-3 win over mandy minella of luxembourg mens #1 seed novak djokovic beat germany's florian mayer, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4 in his 1st round match >> gary: the big deal, soccer! there are more to get 50,000 packed into the stadium measured it through they drew 54 david beckham. >> he was one of the guys that you may be biggest physical with but a world- class player. he played a high level all over the world, so sometimes you have to take it there was built the two core players. so sometimes you have to take it there with those particular players. >> it was a great to play against him and i am happy that i do not have to play against him anymore. >> i think that game had a lot of the motion, we were going back and forth and he showed it. we were happy to see him that a great and aggravated. that meant we were doing our jobs. >> gary: coming back in a moment >> gary: today it was made official. doc river

jacqueline. >> catherine: jose. a man found shot in east san jose. police are scene. and so is kron 4's philippe djegal. he brings us the latest. >> reporter: the past and as a market. try to collect evidence the victim is a man shot multiple times where i don't know? sh but is possible in that parking lot. it happened around 5:00 this afternoon the victim was rushed to the hospital. the officers checked nearby homes in the entire neighborhood for the suspect in this case but at this time no suspects have been found. we do know that a nearby elementary school bryant elementary school was on lockdown for a period of time after the shooting. there still students on campus. police are asking anyone in the area who may have caught this crime and to contact immediately to help them solve this crime. if the test the big thumbs case changes of course this will change and to a homicide case. and sen house i kron 4 news. case. department. >> catherine: >> reporter:police say this situtation unfolded. when they pulled over adamson as he was driving a vehicle here at the interse

chief meterologist jacqueline bennett is here now with a preview. jacqueline?cqueline: pam, if you thought today was taught just wait until we get to the weekend. if you thought today was -- hot wait until we get into the weekend with triple digits. 99 degrees. 96 in antioch, pleasanton, livermore. and the south- bay. sunnyvale. and even 74 degrees in san francisco as we take a look at our current conditions. still very warm. 84 and fairfield. 81 degrees in santa rosa. and tonight will have a bit of fog returning to the coast. however, some clearing about sunny skies and warmer temperatures tomorrow and what we saw today. that warming trend will continue with a heat advisory. a look at your extended forecast, coming up. >> pam: ahead at eight. the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings. charged with dozens of counts. some of which could bring the death penalty. plus: more shocking twists in the case of rising n-f-l star aaron hernandez. who is now behind bars facing murder charges. and later: now that the supreme court has struck act. same-sex couple

>>jacqueline: we certainly start with some wild weather this morning.opting to have cleared out as this system pushes well to the east of us. you can see the thunderstorm activity that was going on in this era of this afternoon is not coming to an end. as for local temperatures, widespread '60s. 63 set francisco. 65 of their field and 61 in santa rosa where we did see measurable rainfall today. about a 10th of an edge. as we look ahead to tomorrow, we're going to see foggy conditions to start the day. sunday afternoons with mild temperatures but we're going to warm as we had through the rest of the one work week with 80 degrees and in the wednesday and thursday readings. tomorrow morning, kind of patchy in some locations. and your morning commute, it continues at the 8:00 hour. by the afternoon hour, pushing them back to the coast line. you could see some patches of fog lingering over san francisco over the sunset, but will see sunshine everywhere else. tend to rise, '50s for the most part to start the day and for the afternoonf hour, and as large in th

>>jacqueline: pretty nice conditions around the bay area right now.re seeing temperatures in the '60s and '70s and as a little bit of cloud cover to lingering this evening. read our city and 75 napa 76 out antioch. closer to the coastline, temperatures remain in the '50s and we're seeing '60s pretty much everyone else we are expecting mostly clear skies tonight with the exception of a little bit of fog near the immediate coast line. and tomorrow afternoon, even some near skies that today. as we enter the rest of the week, warming gradually each day so we do have cooler weather ahead. we will talk about all of your ups and downs coming up in just a bit. make your fourth of july plans now and join us for s r >> this is the corner of seventh and oakland. i see this a water bottle filled with eight yellow liquid. in fact, you will see more of the same plastic bottles filled with what appears to be more yellow liquid. like the spread out on the ground. there's this tunnel where a local sets. inside the tunnel, even more vital scattered along the roadway. e

>>jacqueline: it will be foggy out there tomorrow.cluding the hype week ahead coming up. --hot week ahead. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>catherine: from the city's 21st homicide last friday. we'll recap what the city is trying to do to curb the murder rate. another violent weekend in the bay area ends in tragedy for several families. let's recap our top stories, beginning with rob fladeboe in san jose. that's where some people think the city should

it does the look delicious thank you rob. >> jacqueline: foggy conditions continuing.so has been pretty breezy out there check out fairfield with 30 mi. an hour wind spirit oakland, and hayward with 16 mi. an hour winds. into thursday last fall fog. 80s and 90s for most locations with '60s at the coastline for thursday and friday. for tomorrow of the bay area affected by that low cloud cover and but o'clock puffball it should be pulling back some. future forecasts mostly 50 degree to start off the day cooler than what we saw today. by the noon hour a spread of 50 new the coastline 70's for an imbalance inland valleys. '50s and '60s for the bay area. starting in south bay and paula alto and cupertino 74 tomorrow afternoon uncoupled low 80s. '60s port east bay shores at the calls line rather chilly but the fault fog. may 64 the and north bay due to the fall fall fall. warming up because less fault is expected friday. it did more temperatures in the '80s and '90s fire danger in to saturday stays warm on the outside. and remember you can catch the latest news, forecast and

>> jacqueline: it is exciting! gary: will be that we will be back >> gary: (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary: thompson will get a look at a minicamp and what stays late next month. along with, let's see, barnes. stuff curry? he is in a better position he does not have to go swift and hundred degree heat hot and vegas. did not everyone did night everyone [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. load up the cooler. 12 packs of your favorite coke products are just $2.47 each. treat dad to a juicy ribeye steak, just $5.99 a pound. and lean cuisine entrees are a buck ninety-nine. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. real big deals this week and every week. ♪ real big deals this week and every week. hey, colby. sac kicked this back. again? yeah, they want to

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. >> jacqueline: fathering around the coastline with temperatures cooler and a number of places result of that cool morning air. and '60s and '70s for the most part with a few 70 degree temperatures. 68 degrees in san jose. fog will be widespread but into tomorrow when this will pick up clearing the fault a lot faster. as we head into friday we will see even warmer conditions we will talk more about the heat wave coming up. >> pam: also coming up after the break the first lady apple. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> pam: a developing story. firefighters continue to take advantage of cool, moist air as they work to surround a huge area scorched by a wildfire north of los angeles. new tonight, the forest

visit vwdealer.com today. >> jacqueline: the fog rolling over the hills.idespread. and more coming up fast. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ (male announcer) live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news.when we come back. we'll recap all of our top stories, including the hunt for a kidnapping suspect in pacifica. w

. >> jacqueline: people out enjoying the nice weather. and with clear skies and temperatures are nice and mild out there, not too hot. let's take a look at our current conditions. no. then yester day. we are seeing a lot of 70 degree readings and a few 80 degree temperatures as well. we will have more on that coming up. >> reporter: james got to see the man we know as 66 tony soprano has died today in italy only 61 years old. >> catherine: alecia reid talks to health professional of the mud and means with their patients. >> reporter: american medical association helps that of the sea is now classified as a disease. this acknowledgment states that obesity is a medical condition. >> it is not an individual familiar, we live in an environment that there is genetics as well along with that lot. not just an individual's fault. >> reporter: about one and three adults says that this decision will help the way the medical community tackle this issue. lisa reid kron 4 news. >> reporter: government snooping throught your phone records. how about th

>>jacqueline: high-level clouds that we are seeing right now. over oakland and san francisco and also over the peninsula and to fremont as well. and look at our current conditions. temperatures today with sunnier skies and warmer today just as we expected. we did hits a low 80s. adt writedown pleasanton and fairfield. eighties in the north bay. right now is calling out to upper seventies. 65 in san francisco with '70s down through the south bay. tonight, very little fog along the coast line so it will stay clear for the most part. tomorrow a little bit warmer than today and in fact, we are going to continue that slight warming trend through the rest of the workweek. we will take a look interested forecast, coming up. >>pam:the supreme court ruling on same-sex marriages in california. could happen any day now. if proposition 8 is overturned, city clerks offices expect long lines of gay and lesbian couples ready to tie the knot. kron 4's justine waldman shows us what san francisco city hall is doing to get ready. >>justine: thousands of same sex w

and this was the trip to paris that made jacqueline kennedy an absolute star. and president kennedy very famously remarked, i'd like to introduce myself, i'm the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris, and i've enjoyed it very much. this is caroline kennedy at hyannis port. jacqueline kennedy as first lady was ferocious about protecting her children. she did not want the children photographed at any time. and the word went out, and pierre salinger, the press secretary, was absolutely terrified of jackie. the president, on the other hand, began to see the value of these children and how adorable they were. stanley went to hyannis port to photograph the shriver family for a cover story he was doing for "look" magazine. and he was under orders not to photograph the president's children. but he said he couldn't help himself. and when maria shriver came over, she gave caroline that postcard. and she said that's the president. caroline said, it is not, it's my daddy. and she said it's the president too. she said, no, it isn't. and stanley said he just couldn

our chief meterologist jacqueline bennett is standing by with the all important weekend >> jacqueline: if you were hoping to the cheers will be like this tomorrow, unfortunately it will be lot cooler. and at 86 in concord, 85 and hayward. already on the course tried the aristarchus spread to the rest of the bay area's tomorrow. at 8:00 hour in the '50s and '60s but not warming up quickly by noon. a few eighties by the ultimate but for the delta. livermore 79 degrees, but we were in the low 80 degree temperatures today. more on the cooler weekend ahead including your father's day temperature i had. >> catherine: developing tonight. figure out why a floating dock at a miami sports bar suddenly collapsed last >> catherine: just moments after it happened. but first -- the supreme court decision on same-sex >> pam: how people in san francisco are getting ready. then -- how a popular republican is turning heads. >> reporter:while trying to drum up conservative support for immigration reform. the news at five continues next. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back

>>jacqueline: i live look outside from the bay area toll plaza. a far cry from what we saw earlier this morning. right now, and temperatures are running in the '60s and '70s with 74 in san jose, 68 and fairfield, santa rosa as 62 degrees. still under mostly cloudy skies. most of the release of today and thunderstorm activity was concentrated for the north bay. so we actually got about a 10th of an inch of rain it hit the ground in santa rosa. as we head into tomorrow, we will have an afternoon clearing antipater's about the same as today but a little warmer ago. that will tran will continue to the rest of the week. here's a live look outside for satellite and radar picture. right now areas of low pressure and move to the east of us. those results will for the thunderstorm activity this morning. right now thunderstorm activity set tops. will be in the clear. no more thunderstorms out there. we will wake up to fog in stead which will last through the morning hours. by noon you will start to see a pill back to the coastline so sunshine for the aftern

. >> jacqueline: i've not seen the highlights. >>gary: perhaps you can make something up [laughter] >>gary: for the first, the texas rangers. and bob for the first time. the texas rangers can really hit but the question is can the patcpit with seven-6. the rangers have the lead, the bottom of the night. they've

jacqueline? >> jacqueline: the fault will be returning tonight.s are warmer than what we saw yesterday but just as we expected 84 to leadbelly's and for the south bay. 71 in san francisco this afternoon and will become even more into tomorrow. for tomorrow both fog will clear by 10:00 the latest. amber von of the continuing this warmer trend through the rest of the week into the next into the weekend. warmer fridays, saturday, sunday and monday. into triple digits into sunday and monday. more news coming up after this. [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox 360 free with other qualifying internet offers. [ male announcer ] get more speed for wi-fi gaming, more reliability than ever and more connectivit

jacqueline was murdered in an unrelated incident.the judge dropped her from the case, along with her mother, angela mendoza. >> bergman: doesn't it really start with angela? she says you were harassing her daughter. >> bergman: you say that angela mendoza misunderstood you. >> bergman: she says that you asked her for her daughter. >> oh my god. >> bergman: that you promised to take care of them if her daughter had kids with you. >> bergman: is juan marin credible? >> very good question. is he credible? on a number of instances, we believe the answer is no. >> bergman: do you see how some people would say there was something going on, but they were looking the other way? they left the management, for instance, of the rattlesnake ranch in sunnyside to a man who was possibly deeply flawed. >> i think that there are some elements to that statement that are reasonable. and i think it's reasonable to say that evans fruit trusted juan marin, and in retrospect probably shouldn't have trusted him to the level that they did. >> bergman: you've

eligible applicants reviewed by the nominations subcommittee that the bic also may consider include: jacqueline mohanna, roozbeh falahati, and mark lawin. >> item 7: discussion and possible action to approve and swear in a member of the code advisory committee commercial property owner/manager seat. appointment recommended by the nominations sub-committee is: henry karnilowicz. seat to expire august 18, 2016. additional eligible applicants reviewed by the nominations subcommittee that the bic also may consider include: jacqueline mohanna, roozbeh falahati, and mark lawin. #1234 >> i believe we have mr. henry here. >> we need a motion. commissioner? >> i think what's reported last time that we selected a couple people to interview and one of the interviews were henry and the committee recommended that we a point henry karen wick's. >> i second. we have a motion and a second for mr. henry karnilowicz. is there any public on this item? seeing none we'll do a roll call vote. president mccarthy? aye, mar, yes, lee? yes, melgar? yes, mccray? >> walker? yes. the motion passes. mr. karnilowicz can you

for now reporting live in washington, jacqueline fell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> well, if you shopped at raley's supermarkets recently, check your bank account. the company's network may have been hacked. it cannot say for certain if any customer information has been stolen. raley's has been notifying people through e-mail. one woman knows someone who has had their identity stolen and is cautious. >> i check my statements two to three times a week. i watch it carefully. >> one security expert tells us cyber attacks on businesses are actually quite common and they could happen several times a week. >>> the state health department has fined three bay area hospitals for incidents that the department says caused marin general was fined $75,000 for giving a patient the wrong information and causing gangrene. cal campus in san francisco was fined $100,000 for leaving a sponge in a patient during surgery. and st. luke's campus was fined $50,000 for leaving a guide wire in a patient's heart. >>> police are now looking at surveillance video to solve an after

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>>jacqueline: >>james: everyone had to go without during the recession.our young people going without that's leading to reduce debt? allison kosik is in new york with more. >> reporter: why are young people shying away from plastic?. many cut their cards after seen their parents his lamp by the recession. many turn to alternative alternates like prepaid debit cards or debit cards. the act requires anyone under 21 to have a cosigner or earn enough income to make both payments. the move away from credit cards is have a positive impact on the amount of that young people have. credit-card debt is down by 30% from 80 to 29 year-old. credit scores are higher with the number of 80 to 29 year-old. --18-29. consumers over 40 now have higher debt overall. >>james: the oxford english dictionary is acknowledging that tweeting isn't just for the birds. in its latest update, the dictionary has revamped the entry for " tweet " to include its social networking usage. it now includes the definition as a birverb: "to make a posting on the social networking service twitter.

the >>jacqueline: thing >>jacqueline: let's get an update with mike pelton. >> reporter: that is whys all commuters. these letters indicate that in just 10 days of their contract with art expires and potentially they will have to go on strike. here is a video from--bart. they tell me they have safety concerns surrounding several issues and also want better pay and benefits and the new contract. bart officials say it is a very fair contract prepared it is all, as the union fire to expire at the end of the month. >>mark: >> we don't get paid if we go on strike. we are public employees that we care about the public. >> we all know that when market shuts down the, the entire bay area shuts down. --when bart shuts down... >> gest union will hold a eighth strike a vote on june 25th. that will determine if workers will be willing to walk off the job. the strike will shutdown. >> they need to figure it out and figure out quick. >>mark: somebody is going to have to agree with something because a lot of people are not going to be getting to work and other jobs are going to be affected. >> to s

and that jacqueline kennedy had a rapport with the press. i wonder, in today's world, -- in today's world, with the media, nothing is not cap from the wreck in public for more than a minute, whether it isn't critical to build your relationship with the media and whether that could entirely change or success or failure as a first lady. >> you are taking thoughts right out of my head. that is part of what i did in politics for many years. i worked with the press and i worked on image and advertising. i am a big believer that, if you are in politics, you need to build bridges to the press and understand how the press works. it is especially true for first ladies. there is a long history of first ladies being active with the press. we tend to think that it is only fairly. -- only recently that they have been scrutinized. but julie grant would sit down with newspaper or reporters along with ulysses s. grant. she would participate and not just talking about what they were going to do at the state dinner and how they would pay for the 25-course din

>>jacqueline: >>james: intern at google are making the big bucks. paid anywhere from 5800 to 6700 a month. these are in turn to while working with specialized software and engineering intern's. at the tech giant, in such a pledge from asset sales and marketing to the highest paid software engineers. they're expected to commit to at least three months of full-time work. mead, most interns get paid around $20,000 during their stance --stint. >>darya: the time is 626 right now. we'll be right back in a minute. the new look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call t

jacqueline will there be showers overnight? >> reporter: you can see the rain continuing in the san mateo coastline. that's pretty much it. more rain is expected as we move into overnight hours. the showers are approaching. we have widespread rain for tomorrow morning. we will see rain in the morning hours in the north. it will be throughout the bay area. we will need the umbrella everywhere. we have dry area on the way and improving conditions coming up. >>> a major problem as san francisco airport today because of the low-lying clouds. it continued into the night. some are spending the night at the airport because of the weather. 116 flights were canceled. things were better at oakland. there were no flight cancellations. in san jose there were only two delays due to the east coast weather. >> we came from l.a. our flight got delayed. we missed our connecting to bejing. we got another ticket and it got canceled. and got another ticket and it got canceled. we got canceled again. >> these problems are likely tomorrow. >>> a gir

jacqueline bennett, what do you have for us? >> reporter: we have airport delays. right now we are still backed up at sfo. until midnight we have delays at sfo because of the low visibility. radar is showing dry conditions. we are dealing with the core of the system. you can see the tail end will sag over northern california to the north bay, seeing that rain in the early morning hours tomorrow. we will have warmer temperatures for tomorrow afternoon and a big warm up in the rest of the work week. more on that in a bit. >>> the public will see if bart goes on strike. the voting session ended just an hour ago. results will be released on wednesday. the decision on strike could mean a traffic mess as early as the monday morning commute. >> reporter: bart workers showed up at the metro station. if a contract can't be negotiated, a lot will be at stake. >> any idea which way it is leaning? >> a yes to strike, an authorization to strike. >> reporter: safety measures is at the top of the list. >> taken away for the last two contracts. they keep taking it every time we ha