bangs will be easing up just a little bit less checking a book just bush no first we will go to michael yuckysat down beside me. >> catherine: what is going on here michael. any hope? >> from an anonymous source not mentioned in the latter are essential 5 provisions that they dropped on some cocotte subcontracting bereavement leave. >> catherine: are they coming back to change their minds? >> interesting think about labor lost if you put things in writing there are some real meaning behind it when they talk about the high level of working group which was a press release was something offered by federal mediator. >> with the union unresisting quite some time pretzel by putting this sport and have in this committee according to the source that represents a significant concession spirit maybe just maybe if the peopl the bart sight reading this correctly maybe this could be a brick through beckham in district right now. >> catherine: wahl, we could only hope. >> catherine: it seems to be refraining the same arguments patrick which you are saying that there's a little bit more to it. >> exactly su

. >> reporter: kron4 political analyst michael yucky agrees. the only way up right to strike is implemented is through the initiative process. >> the odds are 6040 chance of passing. >> reporter: expanding the bart board to include two more appointed members. one would represent commuters and 1 >> reporter: sunday says he may have a solution for that. six >> months before the contract and people do not spend the time arguing about the money is everyone knows up with the rim of ramifications is. >> catherine: a strike for a-c transit union workers has officially been averted. for at least 60 days. >> catherine: a judge granted governor browns request for a cooling off period. the union's attorney says that this gives both sides another chance to come to an agreement. union leaders have previously reached two tentative agreements with management >> catherine: -- only to have the deal voted down. if an agreement isn't reached by the end of the cooling-off period, there could be a strike around christmas eve. >> catherine: coming up on kron4-- >> c

. >> pam: michael yucky our political analyst here to talk about obama care. the glitches today >> pam: what about the glitches to that? >> reporter: in many ways the president got off a little bit easier in terms of the problems. people visiting the main web site with an york. california has its own web site creek and york has its own web site. some rumors that someone tried to spam the new york website and tried to crash it. basically if you are on a short or pain thousands of dollars for your family right now you should be clicking on the web site and taking a look at the different options out there. because this is essentially the open enrollment period for people who need insurance. >> pam: in terms of the glitches to that you think it will be a turn off for some people actually need the services? >> reporter: the interesting thing is the president was trying to inform the to have to be a little bit more patient and that one of the fierce kron4 was that there might be some different information out there and to get yourself signed up will take some time.

. >> catherine: our political analyst michael yucky is here to talk about this transit strike. >> basicallymedia and pressure from the community made these two parties get together. >> catherine: are you saying that it would have taken longer for these two parties to get together? >> yes this kind are rich can be seen by elected officials and union officials. trust me that did not go on heard by the people involved. >> certainly, the unions were losers at least politically and from a pr standpoint. they were blamed for this from the public point of view. management came out as losers and they started as whene'er spirit but the tragedy over this weekend to make everyone sobered up. this was not going to last. and they did not get what they wanted either. >> peoples anchor about their inability for these key lactic folks who have jurisdiction over state laws is going to be felt and resonate for quite a mile. >> catherine: each side had to move some according to the agreement. >> no, it really wasn't that much of a gap at all. on thursday and were the and it up today not too much difference in