>>> hi i'm lisa flep your you are in the stream. how effective are the non-violent peace efforts in the israel conflict? >> they have put down their weapons to find a solution. they hope to to end the cycle of violence between the peamtion and israelis. like many other groups believe dialogue and reconciliation are the only ways to foster co--existence. they have annual events including a walk in new haven connecticut. those groups say it gives the impression that there is more progress than there actually is. it makes people lead that the -- believe that the dispute is between two similar metric parties. this community is on the topic and passionate and opinionated. >> it's opinionated about the hotly contested real estate on earth. you are the third host of the show because all of your on-line comments drive this conversation. join this discussion by tweeting us and using the hash tag hm about. joining us is mohammad. he is palestinian and from thevillaville yaj village on the ou outskirts. in the google hang out is adam sha peesh

. ♪ >> lisa: welcome back.are talking about non-violent peace efforts between palestinians and israelis. before the break we asked for your thoughts. what are people saying? >> a lot of critcism. here is shareef. how can you expect honest dialogue when palestinians face obstacles just getting to the take. we don't kne and then tristen says dialogue normalizes injustice. there can't be any middle ground for dialogue while structures of injusticebejustice persist. >> lisa: how do you agree with this. i a i gre agree with them. >> non-violence resistance doesn't mean to be enacted to be passive to runaway. on the contrary. it means when you you are meetg the violent entity, which can be the settlers or the army, you confront them. you get bitten but you don't respond with violence. we know from our experience and from india and from south africa and even here from the martin luther king. it's not passiveness, it's on the contrary you have to be very brave in order to confront someone that bit you and not hit back.

lisa: listen, people.how can you stand there eating snacks and being children when the world's glaciers are vanishing? we have to do something about it. glaciers are nature's alarm clock, and it's time for us to wake up. can there be any doubt that the culprit is greenhouse gas produced by man? ( passing wind sound ) ( laughter ) the only gas is coming from lisa's butt. ( laughter ) people, please. i'm talking about toxic vapors. ( passing wind sound, laughter ) emanations. ( passing wind sound ) miasmas. ( raspberrys ) wiggum: hey, whoever's doing that, get off the frequency. we're combing the woods. there's a killer loose out here. aw, let him do it, chief. it lightens the mood. oh, my god. that used to be a face. bart! ( grunts ) ( grunts, clattering ) ( grunts ) help. i'm sinking in the lake. you mean, you're walking on the glacier. whatever. bart: check it out. that frog has a nerd on its butt. ( laughter ) ( shoes sloshing ) bart, you are the meanest, nastiest little boy that ever lived. hey, there's

so lisa asked for donations from her circle of friends. and i received 400 pounds of baby clothes in two days. and the next day i woke up and there was more baby clothes on my porch. and the next day, more baby clothes. >> from that single posting, it turns out was born a singular mission. to provide used baby clothing for children whose mothers are unable to provide it themselves. >> in a strange way, i feel like i was put on the earth to do this on a grand scale. >> loved twice is the national she gave her nonprofit. on this day, 20 volunteers from a nearby aaa office have come to help lisa sort some 500 pounds of baby clothes. each box they fill contains enough clothing for a boy or girl's first year of life. >> i could not do this on many i own. that's one of the reasons it's successful. who does not want to help a homeless baby? >> lisa and her volunteers have created some 8,000 boxes. the boxes are then delivered to social workers across the bay area who in turn gift them to mothers in need. they are women lisa never sees but sometim

our focus is finding lisa.search for lisa and that's where it's going to stay. >> as part of that search, jeremy, kansas city police say the number of leads specifically in your daughter's disappearance dropped to about one a week. are you hopeful that this increase media attention could lead to more leads and more credible leads? >> yeah, i mean, we -- that's what we hope for every time we try to get lisa's picture on tv. we just -- we still need everybody's help. we still need quality tips, and we do feel that everybody's doing a really great job at keeping their eyes open. the worldwide response directly to us from complete strangers has been a blessing for lisa. so -- >> it's really showing we're not alone. we're not alone in our search for lisa. there have been -- everything from her comments on her website at find lisaer win.com to her e-mail and facebook page from so many people from all around the world and it's -- we're in awe at the amount of compassion and care and the fact that there are so many peo

our focus is finding lisa, our search for lisa.to stay. >> as part of that search, jeremy, kansas city police say that the number of leads specifically in your daughter's disappearance dropped to about one a week. are you hopeful that this increased media attention could lead to more leads and more credible leads? >> yeah. i mean, that's what we hope for every time we try to get lisa's picture on tv. we still need everybody's help. we still need quality tips. and we do feel that everybody's doing a really great job at keeping their eyes open. the worldwide response directly to us from complete strangers has been a blessing for lisa. so it's getting out there. >> we're not alone in our search for lisa. there have been everything from her comments on her web site at findlisairwin.com to her e-mail to her facebook page from so many people from all around the world. and we're in awe at the amount of compassion and care and the fact that there are so many people that are looking for her right along with us. >> look at those pictures and

thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. nashville. later today the first bcs standings will be released and latest coaches' poll just released. stanford moved up five spots over their win yesterday over ucla. here's abc7 news sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. one week after being upset in utah, stanford made a statement against number 9 ucla and cody whitfield made his own personal statement with the catch of the year. homecoming week down on the farm. 3-3 game in the third quarter. kevin hogan began throwing it to double coverage. the one-handed snag that is simply ridiculous that. is his first touchdown catch as a member of the cardinals. and i'm not sure if you could make it more spectacular. 10 - 3, stanford. here's brent hundley, the quarterback into double coverage. picked off by jordan richards. leading to a tyler gaffney touchdown. gaffney had 171 yards rushing. 17-3 stanford. late fourth quarter, bruins down 7. jordan richards with his second pick o

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>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. from tow trucks to nfl, has the campaign become so successful that it's no longer really serving it's purpose? so is the purpose of breast cancer awareness month drowning in a sea of pink? october, as we mentioned is breast cancer awareness month, making pink the gold stone of marking. some make hefty donations to breast cancer charities, but many businesses are accused of pink washing, companies that use breast cancer awareness to improvele bottom line and lack of transparency in their fundraising. our executive producer, we asked that question to our viewers. has pink become so widespread that it has lost it's meaning? >> you know, our community is really divided on that and what it means: so as always, it's a live conversation, so feel free to joining us. by logging on. >> joining us onset with a critical eye all of this is gayle, the founder of the breast cancer consortium, and author of pink ribbon blues. and she's a prominent arthur of breast cancer research, one the top women's

give us the 101 on the vast array of drones. >> sure, lisa.umber one they come in all shapes and sizes, so they could be as small as the size of your hand or as big as a 737 bowing. >> wow. >> they can fly for minutes or days on end. and thirdly, the sen source you put on them. you can have full-motion imaging or just to detect heat. in the military we use them number 1 for lethal purposes, but that's a small sliver of what the military uses drones for. in most cases we're using them to gather intelligence. so as we transition, i think we'll see that drones can be used for firefighting, for search and rescue, and border patrol, and lots of domestic uses as well. >> let's talk about private drones. there is a misnomer that they are just in the pursue of the military. steve you use a drone that most people have never heard of. tell us what you do with it. >> one of my loves for a long time has been aviation. i have a private pilot's license, and it was natural for me to want to find out more about drone technology. it's a lot of fun, and there a

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i'll have the details next. >> thank you, lisa. also next shoppers in 17 states, including here in california, suddenly discover their food stamp deppity card no longer worked. what was behind this problem? and later the governor signs a bill aimed at preserving lake tahoe. while environmental groups are he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:14 on this sunday morning. the weather today should be fairly nice. lisa argen will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. >>> this morning food stamp debit cards are working again after people in 17 states, including california, were unable to use them yesterday because of a computer glitch

(grunts) (lock clicks) lisa: kirk, don't you have something to tell her?p? yeah, for my thomas the tank engines. ooh, i love how i don't exactly understand what you're saying. homie, do you see anything? no. i'm sorry. it's... wait a minute. when i said you needed a software update, it was not a criticism. we found what we're looking for. the kids? sure, they could be here. who knows? (tires squealing) ooh, i love how your arms are too short and thin for your legs. just like a crocodile. (in duffman's voice): i'm feeling a strange, refreshing brew of emotions. oh, yeah. (grunts) milhouse? (in normal voice): how'd you know it was me? the top of your head has a 5:00 shadow. (gasp) your hair is growing back. tell me your secret. he's ten years old. oh, there's always a catch. is anyone here going to buy a condo? it's going to be yes, but don't rush me. and worst of all, you cast my vote. who did you vote for in the nonpartisan judicial election? williamson. no, no, no. i'm really sorry, dad, but i have to say, it was pretty cool having your life. you mean tha

lisa argen with the forecast.e break. >> we're getting that break. >> something easier. >> yes, less wind out there. despite the warm temperatures, in fact numbers as much as 10 degrees above average today and the red flag warnings have been dropped. we are still looking at low relative humidity and dry conditions around the bay, but not as bad as we saw with the wind gusts of 40, 50 miles an hour and the fire yesterday. so the air quality has improved and temperatures have dropped significantly in the north bay. but elsewhere we are pretty mild still with 50s and 60s. how about 72 half moon bay. that is correct. 62 san francisco, 54 in san jose. los gatos just at 52. a live look from our sutro camera. we have the 40s. it's a chilly october morning from santa rosa. but down the road in napa, you haven't cooled off much n the 60s. novato, 46. 51 concord and livermore. finally from our exploratorium camera, it is nice and clear out there. we aren't going to see any fog or cloud cover. in fact, the breeze has backed

lisa, please, lisa, please... save the veil. this piece of (deleted). piece of junk! no, it's a piece of (deleted) junk! piece of junk. junk, junk, junk, junk. piece of crap. wait until they hear from me, tomorrow. they're gonna pay for my whole (deleted) wedding, because of this. gimme it! no more, no more. (announcer) lisa allows her shell shocked bridal party to bring her down a notch, while trying to avoid another bridezilla blow out. so, um, that was really difficult moment for me. i am embarrassed. i can't believe i flipped out, like that. oh, my god! i can't believe i just did that! what was i thinking getting something like that, online? am i (deleted) retarded? oh, i can't believe i just did that. now, i don't have a (deleted) veil. when am i even gonna have (deleted) time to go veil shopping? it's two days before my wedding. and the veils are like-- they're $700, $800. (announcer) these desperate times call for desperate measures. you know what? i just got married last year. my-my dress was similar. it was off white. o

katie. >> thanks, lisa. more than a dozen people abandoned at a castro valley assisted living home days after the state ordered it closed. the owners cleared out, leaving 14 patients behind. we have the details from castro valley. >> reporter: valley springs man nor is off-limits and cleared out the authorities say the facilities owners left behind once this notice went up thursday. >> it's a terribly sad situation that people would just abandon them. we are talking about human beings. they are unable to care for themselves. they are bedridden, amputees, wheelchairs. >> you can see in these photos ambulances and paramedics lined the streets, taking for patients as quickly as possible. four staffers did stay on the past two days to help. but jean pong is still angry, her 65-year-old sister who was mentally ill was abandoned. >> i think they should be held accountable. you can't just vacate and leave your residence without proper care. this is what you pay for. >> reporter: pong paid $3,000 a month for what sh

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa.d is now investigating this morning after two bart employees were struck and killed by a train. it happened just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. bart confirming the victims were track inspectors. one was a contract worker, the other an afscme union member who showed up despite the strike bia other bart unions. >> they were out looking for what was reported to us from an earlier train that there might be a slight dip in the rail. >> bart managers say they know who was aboard the train. they say it was on automatic operation, but will not say who was at the controls at the time of the accident. >>> two more vigils are planned today in memory of the victim. they come after viking bart workers held a candlelight vigil last night. also to honor the victims, atu workers will not picket today. meanwhile members of that union, atu, will vote on management's latest contract offer, the union officials say they hope to have the ballots ready early this week. union officials are predicting the of

thank you, lisa. let's check out sports.hat's in nashville. later today the first bcs standings will be released and stanford should move into the top ten after that great game yesterday. the 13th cardinals hosting number 9, ucla. here's abc7 news sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. one week after being upset in utah, stanford made a statement against number 9 ucla and code -- cody whitfield made his own personal statement with the catch of the year. homecoming week down on the farm. 3-3 game in the third quarter. kevin hogan began throwing it to double coverage. the one-handed snag that is simply ridiculous that. is his first touchdown catch as a member of the cardinals. and i'm not sure if you could make it more spectacular. 10 - 3, stanford. here's brent hundley, the quarterback into double coverage. picked off by jordan richards. gaffney had 171 yards rushing. 17-3 stanford. late fourth quarter, bruins down 7. jordan richards with his second pick of the day

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. happening now, bart and its unions are preparing to head back to the bargaining table this morning in an effort to avoid a midnight strike. talks should resume shortly. good morning, cornell. 400,000 bart riders are watching very closely. >> good morning to you, carolyn. yes, they are. back to the bargaining table once again this morning. you know, this time the pressure is definitely on. that midnight strike deadline is looming. the bottom line is here there is still no deal. talks broke off late last night and bart's general manager, grace, joined the negotiations once again and brought both sides together where we are told some progress was made. worker pay and healthcare costs remain a sticking point. bart riders caught in the middle. they are feeling anxious and urge both sides to reach a deal now. >> i think some of the supplement items on the sciu side have been tentatively agreed to. but so far that's all that's been agreed to. >> i feel that's not right. it's not right for ba

thank you, lisa. good weather today for this.yle finals set for today. how families can be a part of the do-tour action. we w he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >> shest numbers from last night's power ball draw. the power number four. no one got all six so wednesday's jackpot is estimated at $156 million. >> the dew tour is in town. that means some of the best skateboarders, fmx and bmx bikers in the world are in the bay area right now. these street skaters practiced yesterday on harrison street in san francisco. it's one of several courses set up in san francisco. the dew tour stop has been going on for two days already. but today brings several big finals events. it

lisa with a look at our forecast. >> take a look at this shot. it is beautiful with that very, very low fog layer. in fact, it is dense, though, across an oakland half moon bay. we're looking at mostly sunny skies, san francisco. 50 degrees. and temperatures today a little bit above average. i'll let you know how long this is going to last when we return. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also, next, future careers in agriculture. why students should start thinking about technology instead of land. >>> and getting into the holiday spirit a little earlier this year. >> reporter: i'm abc 7 morning news anchor eric thomas. how is the b.a.r.t. strike affecting you? we're listening. post your video message on to facebook, instagram or twitter using the hash tag dearb.a.r.t. and tell us who you are and where you live. you two build your own chicken wraps with a side of chips. look at allllll that yummyn. how do you put a price on that? oh, four dollars?! i guess that's how. build your own chicken wraps, just $4 on denny's $2$4$6$8 value menu ®. tomato florentine

thank, lisa. coming up, back in session. look at the issues the supreme court is set to take up in when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one non-drowsy claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 17 days! 22 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. >> welcome back. we are live from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning. >> great to see you. coming up, we are talking about weather. severe weather that's correct is, from coast-to-coast. record snowfall in wyoming and south dakota. 18 reported tornadoes from nebraska to iowa. many time heavy winds causing major fire dengner california. if that wasn't enough, the tropical storm close necessary on the gulf. our ginger is live with the late effort on the weather onslaught. also biker bombshell. overnight the investigation on the road rage that led to a pack of motorcyclists pulling a man from his car and beating him in front of his family has taken a new turn. there ar

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa.e begin with breaking news out of san jose where one person is dead this morning and two critically injured after a car slammed into a streetlight and caught fire. it happened just before 2:00 this morning in the area of blossom hill road and winfield boulevard. rescue crews arrived to find the car in the middle of the street split in half and engulfed in flames. the two people injured were thrown from the car. the accident remains under investigation. but authorities believe speed may have been a factor. >> an early morning house fire has displaced five people in pete petaluma. two of the five were home when the fair broke out around 2:00 in an upstairs bedroom. both were able to make out. one was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. fire crews had to call in extra help to put out the flames there. is major damage to the house. cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a stanford mba student faces manslaughter and felony dui charges after driving the wrong way on southbound

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katie. >> lisa, thank you. and there appears to be no end in sight for traffic woes across the bay area. bart and the union remain at odds. we have a report on how it is i am pocketing traffic. >> reporter: this is a line of cars wait to go get to the bay bridge about 8:00. it was a crawl all afternoon and through the evening. >> it takes me about 35 minutes. >> literally two miles from here. >> how long it it take you? >> about 45 to an hour. >> to avoid the traffic backup, lots of people tried getting out of the city early. with no bart trains running, the afternoon commute turned into an evening odyssey. >> i could see the traffic from my office going over the bridge. it's more getting on to the bridge, which takes a long time. >> for casual carpoolers, it made for a long wait to get home. >> usually it's about 30 minutes to get home. it's usually not bad but it doesn't look like it's going to be 30 minutes today. >> plenty of drivers stopped by to pick up a few passengers going their way across the bay, but

katie. >> lisa. thank you. there appears to be no end in sight for traffic woes across the bay area. bart and the union remain at odds. we have more on how the bart strike is impacting traffic. >> reporter: this is a line of cars waiting to get to the bay bridge about 8:00. it was a crawl all afternoon and through the evening. >> it takes me about 35 minutes. >> literally two miles from here. >> how long did it take you? >> about 45 to an hour. >> to avoid the traffic backup, lots of people tried getting out of the city early. with no bart trains running, the afternoon commute turned into an evening odyssey. >> i could see the traffic from my office going over the bridge. it's more getting on to the bridge, which takes a long time. >> for casual carpoolers, it made for a long wait to get home. >> usually it's about 30 minutes to get home. it's usually not bad but it doesn't look like it's going to be 30 minutes t >> about 45 to an hour. >> to avoid the traffic backup, lots of people tried getting out of the cit

(lisa) it's ugly! (announcer) will lisa turn her greed... it from a cracker jack box. (announcer) leave her fiancÉ disenchanted? what are you doing? (announcer) plus, youmika's brigade of bridesmaids are taking a stand. i'm not doing that-- i'm not doing it. i'm not doing it. (announcer) will this bridezilla be able to regain command? if the bride got to tie some damn programs, so do you! (announcer) next, on "bridezillas!" it's been a happy union. he does laundry, and i do the cleaning. there's only two of us... how much dirt can we manufacture? more than you think. very little. [ doorbell rings ] [ lee ] let's have a look, morty. it's a sweeper. what's this? what's that? well we'll find out. we'll find out. [ lee ] it goes under all the way to the back wall. i came in under the assumption that it was clean. i've been living in a fool's paradise! oh boy... there you go... morty just summed it up. the next 44 years we'll be fine. ♪ ♪ (announcer) with the wedding just days away, this bridezilla finally gets a romantic night with her man. i'm

katie. >> thank you, lisa. we have developing news out of campbell. >> there was a shotting in a nightclub. police say security employees from a nightclub approached a group in the parking lot and asked them to turn down their music. at some point a 33-year-old employee was shot. he was taken to the hospital where he is expected to survive. the group got away in two different vehicles described as light-colored newer-model four-door sedan and dark late 90s chevy camaro. >>> also developing news this morning. an hour's long standoff has ended between authorities and a man with a gun. he's accused of shooting four law enforcement officers near sacramento. they say a parolee, daniel, shot a federal immigration officer and three police officers in roseville yesterday afternoon. police say he surrendered peacefully to authorities just after 12:30 this morning. he was hold up for nine hours. one officer still remains in serious condition. the other three are expected to fully recover. >>> this morning three menlo par

lisa argen with our forecast now.ge -- a range from now until later, but not a lot later. i am not helping at all. >> we are looking at a very narrow range for the afternoon. but we usually see that in the afternoons, but in the morning we are seeing that. we are just in the 40s in santa rosa. while we are near 70 in half moon bay. what is that all about? it has to do with the wind. we are clear and the numbers have bottomed out. the cool air drains to the north bay and the valleys of the north bay. a gusty wind nearly 30 miles an hour has allowed half moon bay to stay pretty warm. here is san jose. nice and sunny with temperatures ranging from the 60s, san francisco, oakland and there is that 70, half moon bay, 67 in los gatos and low 50s for much of the south bay. from our east bay hills camera this morning, better air quality , but by the afternoon it is going to be toasty everywhere. 41 in santa rosa. over in napa though it is 51. it depends on where you are. if you feel the autumn chill or the mild start, 61 in a

lisa would be 3 years old. according to a spokesman from smile of the child, maria is to be around 5 or 6 but all possibilities must be ruled out. >> they claim we never abducted this child. >> reporter: the couple claiming to be maria's parents were arrested on suspicion of abducting a minor. dna results confirm they are not her biological mom and dad. but greek authorities are getting calls from around the world, offering leads on the possibility identity of the mystery girl. so far, they're taking about ten of those leads seriously, including some races from the u.s. one of them baby lisa. >> certainly a ray of hope for this family and many others looking at this case in greece. however, very important to point out, kate, that according to the group smiles of a child, maria is 5 or 6 years according to dental records. baby lisa would be 3 next month. >> as you point out, george, a ray of hope for this family. clearly they'll figure this out soon. we'll follow up on this. thank you. >>> let's turn now to the

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa.to a tropical depression and called off the louisiana coast but it still threatens to bring strong winds and heavy rains to vulnerable low-lying areas, especially in louisiana. it could pass through the area sometime today. we have a look at the preparations with abc news. >> reporter: the wind picking up. the rain moving in. tropical depression karen slowly, unimpressably making her way to the gulf coast. >> you would never expect it to be like this. we expected a lot worse. >> it was downgraded last night to a tropical storm but brings the threat of strong winds and storm surges up to three feet in this area. they say karen will not strengthen into a hurricane but the memory of the past furries causes people here to take precautions. >> we will have our guard up. we have had storms of that been like this of that hung around for days. >> a state of emergency is already declared for parts of the panhandle, alabama, mississippi and louisiana. some emergency situations are up and running

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. >> yeah, lisa you mentioned the deadline of integration.o we canned the community is the united states ready for drones? and 85% said not ready. and fred said . . . however, carey adds some context and says . . . and we'll be discussing some of those uses tonight. loyal streamers as you know you are the third host of the show. engage us throughout the show and we'll try to get your comment on the air. >> joining us is truman heintz, a former army intelligence captain and drone pilot. joining us by skype is the dean of aviation and public services at utah university. in our google hangout is trevor tim an activist with the electronic freedom foundation, and steve, a drone pilot and the superintendent of shark, an animal protection group. pierre, you are an army intelligence captain and a drone pilot, and really there are so many other uses. give us the 101 on the vast array of drones. >> sure, lisa. number one they come in all shapes and sizes, so they could be as small as the size of your hand or as big as a 737 bowing. >> wow. >> they can

lisa is here now. hello.se. >> it's all the fog, i'm sure. >> it's cold. >> yes, certainly foggy and cold. that will increase throughout the day. big pattern change gets underway throughout the afternoon. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. there are clouds offshore. the sun not up until 7:30. we change our clocks next weekend. only 10:36 minutes of day light. we have fog and plenty of it. the marine layer is well above 1500 feet. here's a look from the view camera. still have a view. winds are light. good morning, oakland. 49 for you. 51 san jose with half moon bay and the overcast coming in at 50 degrees. it was just 60 yesterday. in san francisco we warm to 70. right any this is emeryville. we are looking at numbers in the north bay in the mid-40s. just a couple degrees warmer. we have a blanket of low clouds. it's chilly out there. 50 fairfield. right now 47 in concord. here's a look at the visibility. napa just a mile. half a mile santa rosa. things have improved in concord but that may change. half moon

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here is lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, matt. the temperatures have dropped to the dew point and that's why we have fog at a quarter mile. zero mile visibility. santa rosa half moon bay struggling with the low beams this morning and a mile and a half at the coast. we are looking at these conditions actually getting worse than they were the last hour. we will brighten things up within the 9:00 hour and certainly toward 10:00, 11:00 and we will see more sunshine pushing across the bay. we will be left with mostly sunny conditions. 60s at the coast. the fog stays put here. it will be barely 60 and mid60s san francisco. mostly in the 70s north bay, east bay and in the south bay. 80s are getting closer and those will come into play the next few days. matt? >> thank you, lisa. bart and its unions will be back as they try to hammer out a deal before sunday's midnight deadline. we go to oakland with the latest. cornell? >> both sides return to the bargaining table here at the cal trans building in downtown oakland at 9:30 this morning. s

here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, matt. we are very chilly up in the north bay. 37 degrees in novato. it is 16 degrees warmer in oakland. we have low clouds and fog banked up along the shoreline there. is also some fog up in santa rosa. so visibility has been reduced. also down around watsonville. be careful if you are headed along the coast or along the north bay valleys or along the monterey coast. temperatures this afternoon once again responding to a clear sky, allowing for numbers to stay cool at the coast. upper 50s to mid-60s. we will see more in the way of sun, though, there and around the bay upper 60s to low 70s. just shy of the average. and inland we will see some mid-70s. but high pressure is going to build on in for the next several days. that brings a warming trend. we will talk about that when i show you my accuweather seven-day forecast just a few moments away. matt. >> thanks, lisa. we start with developing news on the potential bart strike. bart management and unions are set to continue negotiation at 9:30

i'll let lisa introduce herself too. >> i'm lisa foster, a consultant to the sfmta, and i was named project manager for the accessible parking policy advisory committee. did you already say that jessie couldn't come? >> so carla johnson, the interim director of mayor's office on disability and jessie the director of independent living resources of san francisco were both going to be here today and they couldn't make it and they send their apologies so i will be presenting with bob instead. >> on the screen to your left you see a picture of a man driving a vehicle equipped for use by hand control. part of what we need to make you clear of is description of the problem, then the process we went through, our recommendations and next steps. we want to increase access to parking for people with disabilities, as well as decrease the parking placard abuse or misuse. in gentleman is driving a vehicle equipped with hand controls, has the placard. his problem is not his limitations or his disable. his problem is finding a parking space. people who have disabilities, we can't find the parking we need

baby lisa would be around 3. the ages don't exactly match, but you look at pictures, you got to wonder, the parents are definitely wondering, kansas city police sounds like, not so much. >> you can't blame the parents for hoping. thank you, russ. >> the obama administration coordinating a tech surge hoping to improve the healthcare website, which has been plagued with a lot of problems. house republicans meantime, are trying to get to the bottom of what went wrong and identify who is responsible. here is danielle nottingham. >> verison is reportedly among the tech experts they tried to fix healthcare.gov. the white house and apartment of health and human services say they are working 24/7 to address the website problems preventing americans from signing up for insurance coverage. >> a number of very qualified people involved in the process of making improvements, identifying problems, isolating them and fixing them. >> according to a new news poll, only 12% of americans say sign up on the new healthcare exchanges

thank you, lisa. the u.s. also the match the candlestick will be the first time they have played in san francisco in their 28 year history. the last time the women were in the bay area was in 2007. they beat japan at spartan stadium in san jose. in sports, the 49ers play the jacksonville jaguars in london at wimbley stadium in what could be just horrid game conditions. possibility of heavy rain and up to 70 mile-an-hour winds. kickoff is at 10:00 a.m. our time. at 1:05 the raiders return from their bye week to face the steelers at the coliseum. last night, game three of the world series between the red sox and cardinals had a very controversial ending. here's mike with the sports. >> baseball's top of the order. after the first two games in boston the world series shifted to st. louis for game three. it may have been the most unusual ending to a world series game in a long time. the managers looking to take the series lead. cards would draw first blood in the first. matt holiday takes jake peavy the other way.

>>> lisa, thank you. we have developing news out of campbell this morning where a man was injured following a shooting at a nightclub that happened just before 2:00 in the parking lot of the spot nightclub on orchard city drive. police say security employees from the nightclub approached the group in the parking lot and asked them to turn down their music. at some point a 33-year-old employee was shot. he was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. the group got away in two different vehicles. one is described as a light-colored newer model four-door sedan. the other, a dark late '90s chevy can marrow. >>> a tense standoff involving a parolee has come to an end. we are learning more about the four officers who were wounded in the shooting. aditi roy is here with more. >> reporter: this morning the small california community is reeling from the overnight gun battle that has left four cops hospitalized, including a federal agent. according to roseville police, the shooting began at 3:00 p.m. when

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lisa cook, associate professor of economics at michigan state university. and rick newman, finance columnist with yahoo!. jackie, thanks for being here. if you can help us understand how the shutdown is having a particular impact on american indians who live on reservation lands. >> yes, thank you so much for inviting me to do that. you know, indian country, if you combined indian country all together, it would be the fourth largest state in the nation, yet we're like washington, d.c., we have a high dependence on the federal government because of the trust and treaty obligations and our health care programs, education programs, et cetera, are funded by the federal government. so a shutdown like this has immediate dramatic effects to indian country. i'm hearing from tribes across the country, in fact, in the crow nation, they sent out a notice they had to furlough 300 employees and just last week i heard that in the northern california, very small community, had to furlough 60 employees. now that might not sound like a big number, but you think about those