live in santa clara rob fladeboe. >> pam: happening now. bart and its unions at thebargaining both sides hoping to reach an agreement by midnight. and avert a possible strike. >> pam: the two sides were reportedly getting close. until, without warning -- >> pam: bart management put down a take it or leave it, final offer. which the unions have promised *not to accept. kron 4's dan kerman is live in oakaland. outside negotiations. any word of progress? >> reporter: put on the table at 4:00 yesterday let's listen in live. >> we have been out we have been at this at a total of 150 days at this point and we think that is time for the union leadership to let us now and the people of the bay area know if they will take an offer. it is the middle of october. there has been to offers that have been taken to their membership during negotiations. the reason we want that to happen is we think that we have a great offer on the table with 12% based wage increase. that they will get regardless a.m. we also built into this a bonus with writer should and r

. >> pam: rob fladeboe reports that more than 100 people were busted for drugs and alcohol in mountainw. >> reporter: park to the concert with the zero tolerance policy of any drug use here security backs were checked and one concert gore was told that even a box was outside work costa course could drop off their stash before calling inside. there are recent 67 or rest here before that afternoon and that number has swelled to 100. this is self bomb video captured by a kron for your the show's says many dance is about the light show as about the music. most of those arrested will be charged furnishing or using enhancement trucks. there was no major medical emergencies here. raids were canceled or banned after two people died of drug overdoses at the cow place. police say exact number of were rest are still being tallied, still being tallied, a number that will include arrests for drunkeness. in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> jacqueline: most of the rain did missiles will to the north. three-quarters of an inch of rain was santa rosa just over attend. we sought a couple hundre

kron4 rob fladeboe reports.al said that he cannot talk on camera but that date ran out of buses. i can tell you that these two people are hoping to get on this bus. >>last time they read every 28 minutes. >> what is your plan now? >> i would just have to hang out here and see what happens. the >> i think i got here about 15 minutes and apparently, the plants must have change without notice. >> i am trying to figure out another way and hopefully i wanted hitchhiker something. >> are you taking sides? >> no, no sides. i just want them to get it done. i do not care who is right or wrong. >> that is the latest from a fremont. >> i am following the social media. this is what some of you have to say. >> monte martella access maybe i should just walk out of my classroom stopped teaching. i have not had a race and seventh years, this is pathetic fire for the. pathed hire people that will work for a decent wage. >> stella bowman-pal fire all the workers and hire people who want to work for less money and work for what th

kron 4's rob fladeboe has the latest developments. >> reporter: a memorial of candles and flowers markspot here on chilco street in menlo park where police say marjorie reitzell struck and killed a local couple who were walking their dog. san mateo county district attorney stephen wagstaffe revealed that reitzell's blood-alcohol was at least twice the legal limit. what's more, prosecutors say reitzell is still on probation for a 2012 d.u. i conviction. her arraignment here at san mateo county superior court was postponed monday because she is still receiving medical attention. michael billingsly is a friend of reitzell's family. >> i know that his heart is pleading for his sister right now. he wished that he could have done more to help her. >> reporter: friday's crash claimed the lives of 50- year-old balbir singh and his wife, 45-year-old kamal singh, both of menlo park. reitzell is facing two counts of felony vehicular manslaughter and two counts of felony driving under the influence. if convicted, reitzell faces up to 15 years in state prison. >> rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> cather

in sunnyvales rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: ahead at eight. a surfer is recovering, northern california coast. >> reporter:and an undercover investigation leads deputies to a stash of drugs, cash and weapons in the south >> reporter: insight into the nine year-old boy that was able to get past security at onto a flight to of vegas. >> jacqueline: still read the want away from the coast but a little corp and heading cooler told tomorrow. through tomorrow [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. this week, folgers is $6.88 for the large size. that's a lot of coffee. skip the warehouse. charmin is $13.99 for 24 double rolls. and lean cuisine entrees are just a buck 99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. jcron: i'm sorry, who are you?nt we all like? jc: i'm your coworker! c'mon guys. i'm driving. hey, you guys comfortable? it's best

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: still ahead. closer look at the ariel castro death report. was it suicide? or a distrubing accident. then. the school worker in some big trouble. accused of trying to take out a 'hit' on a fourth grader. >> new developments tonight in the nation-wide salmonella outbreak. consumer reports has expanded its warning - it's now identifying several chicken brands...not just foster farms...that could be make you sick. three central valley foster farms plants have been targeted in the investigation.... but the following other brands process food at the foster farms plants. safeway farms, o organics, simple truth organic, open nature, eating right, kirkland signature, and ralphs. last night the u-s department of agriculture said that the three central valley foster farms plants can stay open for now...but the u-s-d-a will be closely monitoring and the company over the next 3 months. earlier this week the u-s-d-a said foster farms had multiple sanatation violations. since the outbreak began...salmonella has

in livermore rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: smokey skies in the bay area-- a result of a number ofres sent in by kron 4 viewers. of smoke showing up in their areas. if you see major smoke from the fairfield fire or any fires in your area, we want to see your pictures. send them in to us at breakingnews@kron.com. >> jacqueline: you can see how easy it is it is hovering. how ----hazy.. again, the wind is just fairly gusty. not as strong as what we saw overnight but still, we are seeing the winds gusting at 20 m.p.h.- 30 m.p.h. in the oakland hills. walnut creek, 21 m.p.h. fairfield, 29 mph, and still, difficult wind speeds coming down from the north. it is lowering our relative humidity. again, from 20%, with humidity levels in the teens and even single digits with red flag warning is still in effect with the areas on the red on the map. the wind is expected to pick up over night will talk more about that and when we could see some more normal weather, coming up. >> pam: happening now. playoff fever! tonight is the night that off against the detroit tigers. in the *first game of the

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: coming up at six.ll show you more of things that are closed today. due to the government shutdown. including some popular bay area tourist spots. >> catherine: a couple of boaters in the florida keys thought they'd have a nice afternoon - trying to catch lobsters. but they founded themselves surrounded by twisters.forming water spouts. they say the result was the experience of a lifetime.and it included the daring decision to drive 'through' one of those water spouts. >> catherine: one of the boaters says he's taken his boat through waterspouts twice before. although experts say it's a crazy idea. >> catherine: he says all the hatches on the boat opened straight up -- and it was a like being inside a very intense fan. >> catherine: authorities have now identified the victims of a colorado rock slide as members of an extended family from colorado and missouri.including a 10- year-old boy. the only survivor is a 13- year-old girl who saw her parents killed. also her 18-year-old sister. >> catherine: she

kron4's rob fladeboe is live at john- f- kennedy middle school where the incident took place. >> pam:ght pam some parents told me that they will not have their children won't from school the next couple days. and tell students as a man in a black pickup truck at 51 at marijuana and one to go for a ride? the young boy contacted the minister's at the school to inform them. >> reporter: describe as an african-american male with a medium build in his '30's. and a star vertically across his right eye. we cannot tell you about the make and model of the vehicle other debt and medium-size and black pickup truck. school and ministers says urging parents to have their top with the children. >> the great opportunity to have that discussion with your children about talking to strangers and this is exactly what a what this student did and fight and i don't ride away. >> this is a very unique experience no different from any other day. you always want to beat aware of your surroundings and never talk to strangers. >> reporter: going ford asking students and parents to report anything suspicious. in

kron four's rob fladeboe shows us the damage - and how grounds- keepers are fighting back. >> reporterd hole here at almaden valley country looks like the moon after a herd of some 40 wild pigs turned it into swiss cheese this week. swiss cheese this week. you can hardly walk through here now, much less play a shot from the rough and the pigs grow bolder by the day. >> reporter:groundskeepers are trying to fence the pigs out but it's a losing battle. they're especially active this year because it's so dry in the nearby hills. they will stop at nothing to find water and the grubs >> reporter:that live in the soil here. >> reporter: >> catherine: >> reporter:the golf course is harassing the usually nocturnal intruders with golf carts and bright lights and are hoping to get a depredation permit to trap and and euthanize the pigs. shooting them is not an option because the courts is inside the city limits where hunting is not allowed. permitted. >> at the same time and during the middle of the day. >> reporter:crews are focused on trying to keep the pigs away from the greens and also hopin

. >> catherine: as kron four's rob fladeboe reports --the plea change came just as the case was about trial. >> reporter:accused of unlawful sexual contact with a minor, this man, 34-year- old joseph reghitto entered a new plea of no contest after the judge in the case decided to allow potentially damaging testimony from a 2nd former student >> reporter:a former vice principal here at san jose's leland high school, reghitto was arrested in 2012 and charged with one felony count of penetration with a foreign object of a child under 18 and one misdemeanor count of molesting a child. deputy district attorney carolyn powell. >> reporter:more than a thousand text >> was astute and bear when they started to engage and flirtation with text messaging back and forth. >> reporter: messages in three weeks, said the victim's father, eventually leading to a 1 a.m. meeting in a park near school where the molestation occurred, say police. >> reporter:reghitto served as leland's advisor for the sophomore class and oversaw student activities, a position prosecutors say he clearly abused. >> and not ta

kron4's rob fladeboe now at the fremont bart station. rob what's it like there this morning?or so west of there at the corner of civic center drive and bart way where i'm looking at five buses here about four have already left. started about 5:00 a.m. this morning. we are looking at maybe 13. 13 buses for it does about twice that we've seen on friday. they had just about seven on friday. some people were stranded but i don't think that's going to happen today. so far so good. >>james: thanks rob. at least that some better news. >>anny: timeout is 6523 it will take a quick break here on the kron4 morning news. a lot of you all having a tough time this morning. but we will help you get through it. the time now to 653. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose

kron four's rob fladeboe reports on what happened. >> reporter:once again on tuesday, just moments before she was to be arraigned in department 4-a here at san mateo county superior court, marjorie reitzell failed to appear. the 53-year-old redwood city woman is charged with two felony counts of vehicular manslaughter and two counts of felony d.u.i. after she allegedly struck and killed two pedestrians last week in menlo park. officially, reitzell is medically unable to appear in court but her brother ronald says she doesn't remember what happened and is overcome with grief. >> anyway you look at it is no way anything possible or pleasing to be said about it. an accident that happened and my sister was because of it. like i said she was unstable, she had been reading ever since my mother died. i will blame it on the grief. this has finally set and that what has happened, has happened and she is not prepared to do with it mentally. i believe that is why she is not showing up for court. >> reporter:prosecutors say reitzell's blood alcohol was twice the legal limit following the accident and

kron four's rob fladeboe has field anytime soon? will some will smith be back on the field any time soon? coacj jim harbaugh also spoke of what he termed 'a smith's future with the 49ers. but until that a team spokesman says that aldon smith will remain onat 49ers headquarters in right now. aldon smith is on suspcion of driving under the influence. he is accused of crashing his car into a tree. charges. >> pam: happening now. bart and it's unions back at the bargaining table. if no deal is reached - a strike could be just a two days away. the main sticking points remain -- compensation and worker safety. this is a live picture from the caltrans building in oakland. where contract negotiations >> pam: some good news. and some bad news tonight. a deal has been reached on pensions. but -- it now appears now there may be some fracturing in the union. some members -- saying they don't want a deal. and they are ready to walk off the job. we have a reporter there. more on that at six. >> pam: and stay connected with kron-4 on with a bart s

kron four's rob fladeboe tells us what's being done about it. >> reporter: you are looking at a livelt mosquito known as 'aedis aegypti,' not native to the bay area. it's one of three such mosquitoes trapped here at holy cross cemetery in menlo park. carriers of yellow or dengue fever, none has tested positive for the virus but vector control says for concern. thought to have arrived on flowers or other plant material from the mosquito's native central or southeast asia or from arizona or texas, where similar infestations have occurred one thing seems clear, the mosquitoes are multiplying and on the move. >> there have been 20 homes testing positive for these mosquitoes. >> reporter: not seen here in the bay area for 30 years, these mosquitoes, which are black and white but about the same size as other mosquitoes, during the day. insect repellant and tight-fitting screens are two ways to fight back. residents can help the body getting rid of standing water rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> according to the c-d-c. humans get yellow fever when a mosquito that's infected with it bites them.

. >> tonight, and a follow-up report on fourth rob fladeboe said that people are not worried about or trick or treaters on halloween night. >> it seems that these pigs are not afraid of anything. >> i hope for a permit to carry it >> ahead at eight black crows are busy cleaning up the mess after vandals hit a string of stations are during the strike. at we may learn new details into the still unsolved murder of jonbenet ramsey + in fremont and man exposes himself in this wal-mart. >> and with the community avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends october 31st. for details, visit vwdealer.com today. yeah, i dream about bacon. [sfx] wham! so i'm bringing back the blt cheeseburger combo. a juicy jumbo beef patty loaded with hickory smoked bacon

kron4 rob fladeboe reports from fremont. a >> there are several buses here to take people across.ust set up about a little after 5:00 a.m.. the commuters here-- they will be given a round- trip ticket to get on. you will need this ticket so that you can get back. this will go on for the next couple of hours. the main station is just about a block and a half away from here. i did say eight few casual car pools. there was also a handful of cabs. some people were just getting it dropped off and they were not even aware there was a strike. most people seem to be aware and there are were the buses will pick up we will be keeping you posted drop the morning. >> look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. switch and add a wireless receiver. i could go fo [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2

. >> catherine: kron four's rob fladeboe shows us how it happened.remains hospitalized in serious but stable condition, after he was struck by a southbound train pulling in here at the gish street station along north first street about 730 monday evening. >> reporter: it happened like this.the boy was not on the tracks but rather here at the edge sonoma turn of the platform when the train arrived, clipping him as it went past, knocking farther back onto the platform. >> reporter:the sheriff's accident reconstruction team will know more after it's completed a review of video from vta cameras mounted on the platform >> reporter:and on the train itself. meantime, parents and other adults are advised to keep close watch over children. >> reporter:vta says the train operator is undergoing routine drug and alcohol testing. the boy has a head injury but is expected to survive. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> he did for his guys and everyone. >> catherine: what that honor means to him. and a second death on site and also a very rare catch an 18 fish

. >> rob fladeboe is on the phone he has arrived on the scene rob what can you tell us from your vantageetting here. >> this is a lumber yard yard. >> at least one building caught fire at about 7:46 a.m.. why we have local agencies involved in trying to put the fire out. >> there will be a lot of overhaul because there is so much material here appeared >> the far apart is very involved here with a couple of hook and ladders. >> the fire department is very involved to with a couple had a look and letters appeared >> are they able to get enough water on to the fire? >> we have called in multiple water carrier is due to the nth power structure of this building. >> it looks like they have several fire hoses are ready on the fire right now. marke >> is there a concern that the embers from this fire will affect other buildings in the area? perry >> it is not too windy here there was low level fog in the area but i don't see too much in the wake of embers affecting any of the buildings. >> that is the very latest on this breaking news story a lumberyard on fire in san jose at monterey perry >>

has team coverage terisa estacio talked to a couple who narrowly escaped the flames, but first rob fladeboes live at the scene in redwood city. >> what are park barber says anyone who was on the fourth floor is likely to be alive and this evening. >> we have some video that will show you search teams and they could buy a dog looking for bodies at the time there were four people still missing and they have now been accounted for and that is the good news no loss of life here. >> but there is plenty of damage here to go around. airline it was a rule measure at 5:00 this morning people screaming and alarms going and people trying to get out. >> it was the fourth story apartment building people evacuate themselves as well as others who needed to be backing away from elevators. >> you can see how the fire was burning through the roof of the apartments the roof collapsed it was a chaotic scene. >> the fourth for is for the fire had started their >> your chances of an accidental fire occurring i want to be great whether it is cooking cabblecandles. allied for people suffered minor to moderate inju

more of the sign, day in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> catherine: a empty bart parking lot basicallyo one is there. and let the people did you sperry's today with extra ferries and running every 45 minutes. >> catherine: people were glad to have that option but there were very upset about today's strike. >> reporter: cacique all of these people lined up to get tickets and then after they went through that line they had to go through another line. so that they could catch their east taking off. barry's ferries taking off >> reporter: >> it is frustrating. but, it is what it is pur. >> i got up early and i am going in late. it just throws your schedule off. it creates other different types of partnerships. hardships >> catherine: some people stated that when they took the ferry as they like it and will stick with it. >> reporter: bart had hired a charter buses to take and banners from these nine stations to san francisco. if you stayed home friday but the strike is still went on monday when you go back to work this could be a very helpful tool. you see all the stations, nine of them in

. >> kron4 is not rob fladeboe has photos and his story is coming up at 8:00 p.m. >> what is happeningan jose has happened in san ramon. >> as we showed you in september while the pigs were tearing up lawns in the henry brant neighborhood. >> home security video caught the marauders on take the city hired a cake trapper who captured 12 pigs, over a two week. neighbors say they have not had a problem cents. >> a man wanted by police let them on a chase through antioch today. >> police said they spotted parolee alan wilson driving near sycamore drive and ale street he drove off when they tried to stop him. >> the chase ended on filbert st. where wilson ran off, but he was caught a short time later. >> police say he was found with large amounts of drugs, cash and a loaded weapon. >> the first congressional hearing on the troubled roll out of obama care is underway. >> lawmakers are hearing about when and what what wrong. >> tory dunham has the story. >> the first detailed account of what happened officials say failed testing and an expected volume are to blame. >> meanwhile the president

kron four's rob fladeboe was among the first news crews on scene. and has more on the fire from the ground. >> pam: much of the padula lumber and firewood lot here in the tiny community of coyote on monterey road just south of the san jose city limits is a smoldering ruin. two and a half buildings, stacks of redwood lumber, tools and equipment destroyed. doug morse is the owner. >> i deterred a little grumbling behind my office. then i heard a bone... boom! >> reporter:calfire and crews from south san jose, morgan hill and gilroy were hampered for a time due to a lack of hydrants in the area. several, 2-thousand-gallon water tenders like this were called in and portable reservoirs were set up as firefighters stopped the flames from spreading to the historic coyote train depot dating to the 1800's. >> reporter:the fast-moving flames also kept away from neatly stacked firewood but two cars were destroyed and the operator of a nearby antique shop fears widespread smoke and water damage. there were no injuries, but several neighbors tell me they heard w

. >> managers are redirecting passengers to lafayette rob fladeboe is at the fremont station live. >>ay four of the latest bart strike on building here in fremont not sure what you see behind me but this is the bus stop here in the civic center ave one block west of the bart castration this is bart no. 3. >> the first one pulled out of here a little bit after 5:00 a.m. and there is a long line of people waiting to ride. >> most people said they got here about 45 minutes earlier to account for the unknowns. >> the buses stopped running about 8:00 and there is was not enough. >> bart has doubled the amount of buses a total number of big tinkling out of fremont here today before all is said and done. >> we're in the traffic center right now keep up with the commute on the bridges. >> the bay bridge backup begins at concord for the westbound ride. >> the san mateo bridge is just at the tipping point of capacity right now. >> the bay bridge is the worst of back up where the 80 approach is back up towards oakland. >> how we 580 has not eased at all. >> however 80 begins in pinole and here i