with new jersey new jerseyopolis." (laughter) and i admire how despite all the speculation, christie stays humble about his future by bragging only about his past. >> on governing it's about doing things, accomplishing things, reaching across the aisle and crafting accomplishments. you know, 143, now new private sectors jobs. 143,000 new private sector jobs. 143,000 new private sector jobs. 143000 new private sector jobs. 1423,000 new private sector jobs. 143,000 new private sector jobs. (laughter). >> stephen: wow! 143,000 times seven mentions on t.v. equals -- (laughter) (laughter) (cheers and applause) not running for president. frankly, i don't know why these sunday shows won't just leave chris christie alone! i mean, the man has got to focus on governing new jersey with michael j. fox and jimmy fallon! i just hope he has time to record his not running for president robocalls. >> hi, this is chris christie. i'm not running for anything, i'm focused on being governor of new jersey. stop calling me! i don't want to p

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fears that new rules under obama care could force them to find new policies. >> on june 30th, 2014, i will probably not be offering the company insurance for my employees. i can't afford it. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning a slow moving unpredictable and deadly winter-like storm system is making its way through the southwest, with freezing rain, sleet and temperatures in some areas that are 30 degrees below normal. winter storm warnings, weather advisories posted in new mexico, texas, oklahoma and arkansas. at least eight deaths are blamed on the severe weather and the storm threatens to make a mess of thanksgiving travel. marlie hall is in new york with more. good morning, marlie. >> good morning, anne-marie. the storm began late last week in southern california. today it continues its trek south and east. airport delays are likely in atlanta, charlotte and jacksonville, but the storm isn't done with the southwest yet. snow and ice have made for a dangerous and difficult travel. >> you can't really do much of an

>>> this morning on "world news now," disturbing new details in the los angeles shooting investigation. what detectives are now revealing about the suspect while the grief consumes the victim's family. >> i'm truly devastated. we are all heartbroken and will miss him dearly. >> what we're learning overnight about the moments leading up to the gunfire. >>> dangerous gusts. the frightening scene on a seattle-area bridge. wind so forceful drivers on a swaying bridge had to take action. what would you do? >>> cashing in. the queen of talk's huge selloff. the auction of all auctions oprah style. >> thank you so much. on behalf of my girls, thank you so much. >> oprah's not-so-favorite things, the money she raised and something she did not want to give up. it is monday, november 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good monday morning, everybody. welcome back, diana. nice three-day weekend. >>> good monday morning, everybody. welcome back, diana.

i'm isabelle charlesworth on abc news in new york city. >> all right.vorite story of the day and i picked this for a special reason because isabelle is the daughter of michelle charlesworth, who is a new coanchor at wabc. >> i know. besides that being an adorable package. that was great. michelle and i will be doing the weekends here in new york. moving down the street to the local abc station here in new york and michelle i talked to her this weekend and she's cool and will have a great time. i hate to be cheating on you. i have to get a new tv wife. >> i know. >> you know what i mean? >> you knock me up and now you leave me. >> before i leave, this is not my baby. some people thought this is my baby. >> this is not his child. >> we're close but we ain't that close. so, yeah. >> michelle, there you have it. you have your work cut out for you. >> divorce papers in a few weeks. >> he's all yours. >> that was adorable. her kids are adorable. >> i love the end. we all feel when we are done with the show. >> welcome to tv. very cool stuff. >> congratulation

ahead for theges new fcc chair, tom wheeler on "the communicators." >> new jersey governor chris christie won an election for the second term against democrat opponent. he spoke to reporters at a victory party for about 20 minutes. >> ♪ ["life is a highway" playing] [applause] [cheering] [applause] >> well, well, well, how about this, new jersey! [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, tonight i stand here as your governor and i am so proud to be your governor. [applause] born in newark, raised in livingston. made my wife from pennsylvania a real jersey girl. and raised our family right here, right here in this amazing state, i love just as much as my mother and father raised me to love it. you see, what people have never understood about us is that i didn't need any introduction to all of you. i know you. because i'm one of you. [applause] so tonight, first and foremost, i want to say, thank you, new jersey, for making me the luckiest guy in the world. [applause] and the only greatest honor and privilege -- greater honor and privilege of being a one-term governor of new jersey is to be a two

our coverage of breaking news continues right now on twitter at abc7 news bay area. for joining us. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. have a good night. you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good, let's save it for the weekend." so here's to the kfc ten buck weekend bucket. ten pieces, ten bucks. any recipe. just ten bucks every saturday and sunday. today tastes so good. ♪ - all right, lemon, you got me. yes, this is the same flashy night tie i was wearing when i left work yesterday. my hair is a disaster. i am indeed on a walk of shame.

i watch fox news. they will actually be on the news.ou turn to cnn, they are on a movie star or a ballgame or something. it is irrelevant to most people. sides.s has both they have a liberal person and a conservative person. you get to listen to both sides and make up your own mind. andll you that the liberals this country have really ruined this country. this obama guy has made it where you do not even recognize our country anymore. it is going down the tubes fast. we are non-christian anymore. to pot completely. i am ashamed. host: thank you for talking with us. we want to turn to paul richter at the los angeles times joining us to talk about iran's nuclear talks. thank you. it has been reported that nuclear talks with iran failed to reach an agreement. how did the fallout happen? there were rising expectations that the seven countries have met in geneva at the end of last week, it seemed like a deal was within reach. ians, the british said so. there was turbulence at the end on saturday, the french foreign minister laurent fabius gav

on november 7th it was reported that the new york based bloomberg news agency had self censored reportsn senior ties of government officials because it could have jeopardized bloomberg's working relationship with the chinese. that's an allegation that bloomberg denies. china does have the second largest economy, an and bloombeg has already taken a hit in china. it's website is down and has been ever since another exposÉ that it did last year on the private wealth of relatives of china's leader. and in our last story out of china, we spoke with chinese academics. this time four chinese voices that international news organizations that to make to report the news in china. >> there has been increased scrutiny of media in china. >> despite china's ken sores apparatus, news comes back in. >> they try to make sure that people are apprehensive, and you're always looking over your shoulder. >> bloomberg news has had reason to look over its shoulder in china ever since last year when it ran an explosive piece on journalism on the man about to take charge of the communist party. he held acces hel

off a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. and of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good evening, on this monday. thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we begin with the biggest vegas-style casino ever built in california and it opens tomorrow in the bay area. >> it's a huge job and revenue generator. it also could mean a huge traffic mess. new at 6:00, business and tech reporter scott budman was one of the first to get inside the casino and resort. this will impact a lot of people even if they're not going to the casino. >> the casino is advertising all over the bay area because it expects to see customers from all over bay area. here an early peek inside the bay area's latest job creator and why some are worried about how many people will come to gamble. they're serving drinks. >> welcome, everyone. >> reporter: giving tours. and cooking meals even before the casino opens for business. everybody is already

richard besser, abc news, new york. >> listen to wolverine and wolverine's wife. that is what it takes to get the husband to go to the doctor. >> i had one and had it removed. you are supposed to go every year at least, especially someone like me. i haven't been there in five years. i think i will go and take wolverine's advice. >> you should go. >>> coming up, we continue to mark the 50th anniversary of the jfk assassination. >> this morning, we'll look at how musicians channelled their grief in to writing songs that touched the nation. >>> ahead in the next half-hour, a documentary that has couples talking. it looks at the issue of breast-feeding in public and why it makes some dads uncomfortable. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. now." [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. ♪ ♪ anybody here seen my old friend john ♪ >>> we are stepping back to the '60s this morning. the kenned

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you meet people of all ages who are gaining new skills for a new economy. and finding opportunities to simplify and do what we need to do to make sure that we have those jobs of the 21st century. they are our true engines of work force development, and we have reduced funding over the last couple years by 40%. we need to make sure we are investing in our education system. when you take average virginia pay, average virginia pay, we win 50th out of 50 states. we need to work together to pay our teacher when out they deserve in the commonwealth of virginia. when 80% of the brain is developed between birth and 3 years old. we need to make sure we are investing in early childhood development. but also, the passage of a funding bill is only the first step in addressing the critical transportation problems that we face in virginia. over the next four years, we have -- >> you are listening to the governor elect of virginia. our election night continues now live with chris hayes. >>> good evening from new york, maxxam high-profile contest have been called in the pa

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> and by the way, antoine plays piano and sings at church.g usher says he plans to go see antoine, and the pistons have invited him to the next game. diane right back here tomorrow night. "gma" first thing in the morning. have a great week. >>> abc 7 news starts right now with live, breaking news. >>> we are following that breaking news from the oakland coliseum where two people were taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries following today's game against the tennessee titans. the alameda county sheriffs office says a woman jumped from the third deck of the stadium near section 301 around 4:30 this afternoon. the section was closed to the public at the time. a fan, walking along the concourse, about 60 feet below, saw it happened and tried to catch her but he was critically injured when she landed on him. they believe the woman jumped intentionally. both fans are in critical condition. stay with abc news for the latest on this breaking story and follow us on twitter for updates. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the holid

this is staten island in new york city, the starting line in new york city marathon, the biggest race since the boston marathon bombing in april. the security is super tight all over the course. we'll be talking about this coming up. >>> also speaking of marathon, we have an inspiring story of a mom, dad and their son running in the race, why the identical twins won't let their challenges slow them down. >> it's a great story. >>> we'll start here this half-hour with the latest on the shooting at l.a.x. we're learning more about the suspect paul ciancia. we're learning more about what happened in the moment of crisis and what was written on that note that he was carrying in his bag. david kerley has been following this story. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the this morning, the alleged shooter is in a hospital room said to be unresponsive after a gunshot wound to the head. he'll face charges that could carry the death penalty. the criminal complaint filed in federal court saturday includes chilling new details about the ram page. the fbi said that he was dropped

thousands of voters went to the polls to pick new mayors. now this is a technical political science term, forgive me. among all those races, the one race that is the most crazy pants of all is the one in minneapolis where they had 35 candidates to choose from. among that crazy pants sea of hopefuls, residents had the choice of somebody who represented the occu-pirate party. occupy, occu-pirate and somebody named bob carney again. one was businesswoman and independent stephanie woodruff who put out this campaign ad a few days ago in which she was dressed only in saran wrap. she's making a point about transparency in government, and saran wrap is see through. so there you go. the filing fee to get into the race was only 20 bucks. so maybe that adds to the crowded field. minneapolis residents get to vote for their top three choices for mayor. you don't just vote for one person. you vote for three. you pick your top three choices, number them one, two, three. that essentially does the runoff for you if that's need. it eliminates the spoiler effe

real sad news for the raiders.mer tight end has died, and used to live in alameda. >> when someone dies unexpectedly, the a tough story. even worse when there is a personal connection. got to know todd christianson in the mid-'80s, when we did live in alameda. football only part of the story. that is certainly not to be ignored. he played 10 years as a tight end for the raiders, and made the pro bowl five times. he made it all the easier to transition into a fine career in broadcasting after he retired from the nfl. todd suffered from liver disease, and died today from complications during a liver transplant. >>> if you're a quarterback in the nfl, you just have to wear it sometimes. especially when things aren't going well. everyone seems to have an imprint. trent dilfer said while cap is a great player and incredible athlete, he hasn't impressed as a passer. he basically needs to work through his progressions much better. a 49er response. >> i think he should know what my progression is first before he says that.

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terrell brown, cbs news, new york. ?raim powerful storm system is dumping heavy rain and snow across the southwest this evening kill at least eight people. snow began falling last night in the mountains near los angeles forcing drivers to chain up or get off the road. snow is also slowing traffic in and around flagstaff, arizona, where up to eight more inches of snow is predicted this weekend. the snow is being blamed for hundreds of accidents across the region as it moves northeast across the country. for a look at where the storms are headed let's go to meteorologist eric fisher at our boston station wbz. err. >> as we move towards the holiday, travelers in what part of the country should be most worried? >> on the short term this weekend, jim, it's across texas, new mexico, winter storm warning not just for snow but freezing rain that will be coming down. pretty hefty accumulations in the mountains, but it's northwest texas that will really have to watch for the ice on top of that. as we head towards next week, exphnd

news. unfortunately the site was only designed to handle six users at a time. >> reporter: would turn into an actual prediction. on friday, they revealed that only six americans were able to sign up on obama care flawed website on the first day. some unable to keep its health care plan. as the president promised over and over again. >> i said this once or twice but it bears repeating if you like your health care -- if you like if you like your plan, you keep your plan. you can keep your plan. period. >> reporter: it suddenly changed. most, if not all, could keep their health care plan. then there are the new bombshells in the book "double down." including campaign staffers offering an intervention after obama's disastrous first debate. the president telling them, "i just don't know if i can do this." his supposed take on bill clinton. "i like him, in doses." the splashiest claim, the obama campaign secretly did research on the possibility of replacing vice president biden with hillary clint

in the news, a new football bullying allegation.ime involving rutgers university in new jersey. freshman cornerback, javon tyree says he quit the team after defensive coordinator, dave cohen, called him emasculating names and threatened to head-butt him. the family is asking for cohen to be fired. >>> and jpmorgan has agreed to a $4.5 billion settlement friday over investor losses from shaky mortgage-backed securities sold by that bank. jpmorgan will have to pay off $20 billion to settle mortgage lawsuits and investigations. >>> and jay z has ended his silence about barneys in new york. in a statement, he says he will review jay z of the store's policies. there was public pressure for jay z to pull out of that deal, after two black customers separately accused the store of racially profiling them. >>> and the holidays came early for walmart shoppers who showed up at midnight to buy the new playstation 4 console. dez bryant was one of those waiting in line. once he got inside, he bought one not just for himself but for several of the

this is a much slower, more appropriate phase-in to the new exam, the new standards than we are led to believe will occur in those other 40 states utilizing the ged exam. >> reporter: we've talked to people who say the test was not working as it was. but maybe the changes should have been a little bit slower, incremental. what do you say to that? >> we're doing no one any favors if we don't, in fact, make sure that these adults are equipped with exactly what they need to compete for these higher-skilled, higher-wage jobs. >> reporter: trask points out that the cost of the new ged includes online resources to find out about jobs and training programs. back at the new haven adult education center, mary mcnerney says she's come to embrace the mission of the new ged test and she's up the for the challenge. are you concerned that some people may not be up to speed by next year? >> if i have any concerns that some people will not be ready this year, which many are not, i believe in my heart that the majority of them will be able to work through the curriculum to eventually get their ged. >>

new ignorance, new problems, new dangers. purely the opening vistas of space come at high cost and hardship as well as high reward. so it is not surprise some would have us stay where we are a little longer, to rest, to wait, but this city of houston, this state of texas, this country of the united states, was not built by those who waited and rested and wished to look behind them. this country was conquered by those who move forward and so will space. william branford, speaking in 1630 of the founding of the plymouth day county said that all great and honorable actions are accompanied by great difficulty. and both must be enterprises and overcome with answerable courage. if this teaches us anything, it is that man and his press for knowledge and progress is determined and cannot be deterred. the exploration of space will go ahead. whether we join in it or not. and it is one of the great adventures of all time. and no nation which expects to be the leader of other nations can expect to stay behind in this race to space. those

world news is next. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the staggering toll now emerging this sunday. up to 10,000 feared dead in one of the most powerful storms ever recorded. our team inside the devastation tonight. one survivor saying it was like the end of the world. >> i am not a racist. that from the miami dolphins star at the center of a much different storm tonight. the new interview. how he explains the hazing and bullying claims and what he reveals about the text messages. >>> called the elephant in the room, tonight, chris christie responds to that headline in "time magazine." as george stephanopoulos asks, will he serve all four years as governor? or is there another office in mind? >>> and, bracing for impact. we all remember that meteorite. tonight, the new warning about the giant satellite now hurtling toward us. when will it hit? and do scientists have any idea where? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a sunday night. and this was it, super typhoon haiyan. moving over the philippines this

. >>> we want to update breaking news. a gas leak at a commercial building downtown, causing big traffic problems. sky chopper 13 is over the scene at charles and saratoga. captain jeff long has the latest. >> reporter: crews are breaking through the asphalt on charles street, searching for the source of this gas leak at the corner of charles and saratoga, right in the heart of downtown. it's shutting down several major roads here. now, the building that is affected here has been evacuated. a child day care center was also evacuated a little earlier. department of the environment, bge, baltimore city police and fire, all on the scene. as you can see, going left to right on your screen, that is saratoga street, shut down from liberty street all the way over to st. paul, and no traffic is either getting through on charles street. reporting live from sky high chopper 13, captain jeff long. back to you. >> usually very busy for a friday night. thank you very much. stay with us for updates on this breaking news. >>> the family

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"the new york daily news" reporting this. it's really a shame.troke. hopefully it will be my last, i'm miserable. that was a tweet from him. he suffered another one last november which he described to "good morning america." this is scary. listen to this. he said i couldn't say words and i thought i was saying them. he told the show. my fiance was looking at me like i was speaking a foreign language. he couldn't get the language going. he just said if he never does acting again, that would be okay with him. we wish him the best. as he recovered. >> oh, my gosh. poor thing. 27 is incredibly young. >>> cool video to show you. prince william took the stage with jon bon jovi and taylor swift. check this out. this was at the winter white gala at kensington palace. and it happened on monday night. he's done karaoke. we have heard rumors he can be a little bit of a singer, but this was incredible. i'm going to stop talking and you will hear the rest of the singing. and that was "the skinny." ♪ livin' on a prayer ♪ take my hand we'll make it i swear ♪ ♪

news from denver. police say they have found the weapons two intruders were seen carrying into a middle school last night, two bb guns. >>> the two tsa officers were wounded in the deadly shooting spree at l.a.x. last week are out of the hospital now. one of them tony grigsby who spoke to reporters yesterday. he says he was trying to help an elderly man get to safety when the gunman shot him twice in the foot. >> coming towards me and asked were you shot and what's going on? i was like -- i couldn't -- all i could think about was, you know, helping them. >> third wounded person a passenger needs more surgery and physical therapy. but is in good condition. the fbi revisited ciancia's apartment yesterday. they left with one of his roommates who drove him to the airport. investigators say there is no indication the roommate knew of ciancia's plans. >>> new this morning, a high- speed chase ended in a crash in santa clara county. the chp says the pursuit began in sunnyvale going south on 101. the suspects

in new jersey, getting 60% in the state of new jersey. attracting votes from women, african-americans. he is vaulted to the top of the republican field with that win. on the other hand, he has to find a way to, you know, reach out to independents and moderates without alienating the tea party. he's got to get through those republican primaries. he'll be able to raise a fair amount of money. the other big challenges for him, how well does his temperament travel outside of new jersey. we have seen those youtube videos of him confronting people at town meetings. how does it play in places like iowa? we'll find out. >> lot of questions. very excited to see your interview, george. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a reminder, don't miss george going one-on-one live with governor chris christie this morning on "this week." later on this morning right here on abc. >>> ron claiborne with the morning's other top stories. >>> good morning, everyone. we'll start with a chaotic and deadly scene near houston overnight, two people were killed and nearly two

let me put up on the screen a couple of news analyses -- not the news stories but news analyses in major newspapers. "new york times," the interim accord struck interrupts the country's nuclear process for the first time in a decade but requires iran to make only a modest down payment on the central problem. "washington post," plan accepted by iran on sunday would accomplish something u.s. governments have sagt in vain for more than a decade. a pause, at least, in iran's inexorable march to nuclear capability. would you agree, rick, or not there's at least a dose of skepticism in the way this breaking news has been reported? >> i'm not sure. i think there's been a rush ever since rouhani started tweeting, there's been a rush by a lot of the media to immediately brand this as a new day and new change. they haven't changed their behavior. iran has not changed its behavior one bit. yet we have the u.s. government now going to give in cash and sanctions really $7 billion to the largest state sponsor of terrorism. iran hasn't changed one iota. >> okay. but it is -- to come back to the media c

new dreamliner planes. the problem occurs mother thunderstorms at high altitudes and it can cause the engines to temporarily lose thrust. this has led to japan airlines halting two international routes and it's one of 15 carriers that fly the dreamliners. boeing is working on a software fix. >>> well for decades cars that drive themselves have been the stuff of science fiction or the distant future but as carter evans shows us the future is now. >> the next level of autonomous technology. [ applause ] >> reporter: it's a major theme at this year's l. a. auto show. cars with brains. bart is with mercedes-benz. what can this car do that some of the others can not? >> now with the e. is and s. class we have -- class and s. class we have a car that can steer itself. >> reporter: enabling the car to react much quicker than the driver. >> and even stopped itself. if it has to. >> reporter: but collision avoidance technology once confined the luxury cars is going mainstream. >> these are actually the two cameras m

this is staten island in new york city, the starting line in new york city marathon, the biggest race since the boston marathon bombing in april. security, as you imagine, is super tight over every inch of the course. we'll be talking about this coming up. >> 45,000 runners expected to participate this year. >>> also, speaking of marathon, we have an inspiring story of a mom, dad and their sons running in the race, why the identical twins won't let their challenges slow them down in this race to the finish. you don't want to miss this running. for the twins, it's a form of therapy. >> it's a great story. >>> we'll start here this half-hour with the latest on the shooting at l.a.x. we're learning more about the suspect paul ciancia. who's now facing federal murder charges, as we're learning more about what actually happened in the moment of crisis and what was written on the note that he was carrying in his bag. abc's david wright has been covering the story from the jump. he's at l.a.x. this morning. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. this morning, the alleged gunman

we will see you next fox news sunday. >> fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news. >> help is onm the united states military, people suffering half way around the world from us after one of the planets strongest storms, a super typhoon hit their nation. a super typhoon is a storm that has winds above 150 miles an hour. it is equal to a category four or five hurricane. the philippines, good friends for the united states, a place with a strong democracy but having a tough time helping its own people. our planes are in the air and some have already touched down. they will do some search and rescue. the storm itself has slowed down a bit now expected to

new and promising era.that has also prompted critics. writer and thinker evgeny morozov is one of them. he has eloquently warned against celebrating the internet as a panacea for censorship and the control of information, a pipeline that can change our approach to everything from policy making to governance. he's written two books on the subject - the net delusion in 2011 and his latest, to save everything click here. i sat down with the evgeny morozov to talk about marshall mcluhan, the new digital era in which we live and what we should not expect it to deliver. >> evgeny morozov, welcome to the listening post. >> good to be here. >> we've just done that piece on marshall mcluhan and, in your book, you have a term - mcluhanism - that you attach to people in not an entirely complimentary way... >> mhmm. >> ...based on the way they see modern technology, social media, new media. why the term? why the pejorative aspect? >> well, i think there was clearly a lot of depths to some of mcluhan's work and i enjoy

news now."sive storm is dumping heavy snow, icing roads, cancelling hundreds of flights and killed at least eight people. we will get the latest from accu-weather in moments. >> the first official report on the connecticut school shooting today. it won't have many details. the victim's families want it that way. >>> michael jackson's doctor is refusing to take responsibility for the singer's death. in his first interview since getting out of jail, conrad murray says michael jackson was a drug addict and he claims that michael jackson administered the fatal dose of propofol. >>> an off duty rochester, new york cop and mother pulled them out. these are some of the stories we are working on this november 25th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." we're going to begin this half hour with that powerful and deadly storm system dumping heavy rain and heavy snow across much of the country. >> that storm system also blamed for the deaths of at least eight people in weather-related accidents. it is

north korean news agency released this image of new man tonight. they say he has quote admitted all this is crimes and made an apology for them. united states has no diplomatic relations with north korea and working through swedish diplomat to bring new man home. much more on this story throughout the evening including on abc 7 news at 11:00. you can follow any breaking development with us on twitter and 7 news bay area. >> good evening everyone. i'm in for dan ash ri tonight. >> also a major development in the battle between bart and the union. as we first broke on twitter abc 7 news learned the union are about to saw bart for voting to approve the new labor contract without disputed clause. transportation reporter heather has the story now from daly city. >>reporter: one bart rider reacted to the prospect of lawsuit this way. >> lawsuit is not the way to resolve this. nobody wins but the lawyers. >>reporter: after 2 strike this is year, cooling off, months of torture negotiations and 2 worker death on the track it appeared bart and union had a de

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>>> abc7 news starts with breaking news. >> the breaking news comes from alameda. i am eric thomas. >> several are homeless after an overnight fire in an apartment complex and some are pointing their finger at one of their neighbors. amy? >> investigators are looking into the possibility that a man who lives in the apartment building set a fire they had to rescue him from the balkan where -- the balcony where he was stranded. he is called a "person of interest" in the case. this were a total of seven people who lived inside this four unit building in alameda and everyone did get identity okay. i talked to a woman would had to climb down from hour balcony saying she woke up from the smell of smoke and show knew hour home was on fire when she heard the glass breaking. i knew i had to get out. win i had moment but there is no time when it is fire. >> shot of the police car with the man inside. he was placed in handcuffs before being put in the car. officers cover up the car with a blanket when they saw our cameras and he tried to shield his face from us. residents say

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