the victims martin and marleen, a married couple. the crash happened at 8:00 last night. for some reason, their car swerved into oncoming traffic and rolled over into the path of a big rig. >>> no a binding arbitration decision today, police officers found out they will not be getting raising. officers wanted a 10% raise to recover cover the voluntary cut they took two years ago. the final position was to offer zero pay restoration. officers expect morale in the department to get even worse. >> it's an emotional decision for me to have to come to this decision i have to go. it comes down to my family. >> mayor reed says the city has $10 million set aside to help keep officers. there's a 2 1/2% raise offer on the table. the union says that won't make the department competitive with others and it's not interested in resuming talks at this point. >>> new at 6:00, it was back to the bargaining table for bart today and employees. two sides have been talking since the 4 1/2 day strike ended the 4th of july. the bumpy ride is nowhere near over. the unions say if a permanent deal

the coroner says the victims are martin and marleen from san are fell. the husband was 72, his wife 68. officers have not said who was driving. they said for some reason, that driver swerved into oncoming traffic and right into the path of a big rig. >>> in about six hours, crews will begin mosquito fogging to try and prevent west nile virus. it's south of monterey road where mosquitoes were trap had the tested positive for the -- trapped that tested positive for the virus. they'll go back and set more traps. three birds have been found that were infected. there's been one human case in all of california and that was in sacramento county. >> we've done more preventive types of measures. it's in california. we're always going to be seeing it. we want to keep the human cases down. >> people are urged to get rid of standing water where mosquitoes can breed, wear repellent and keep window screens in good repair. there's they'd west nile virus remains a threat in other counties. control officials tell us they recently found birds and mosquitoes infected with