i know you have run the fun run but how do you feel about running the 3.1 mile. she is stoic. how but, matt are you ready? >> yes. >> i know this is much more than fitness and athletics you have raised a lot of money for something important to your family. >> we run for a charity which raises money for john hopkins children's center. sara inhad 9 surgeries before she turned 5. went back to john hopkins this he did so much. the doctors there are painful god healed her. she has been pain-free and surgery free for years. >> isn't that what the soul of this event has become, something that keeps families together and friends together. several people running for a cause today. congratulations on being here today. congratulations on your husband's start. i have a good feeling about your run today. >> starting soon. better do some stretches. >> the 5 k will be underway as we are underway. 13th annual running festival a day that brings runners together from all over the area. they will cover all of baltimore. we will watch this race this day this competition unfold live on tv 11. and

charter buses will run. just received information that they hope to get more staffing by 6:00 a.m. but until then you should take the buses to get into town. >> as we continue to follow this will keep you updated. kron4 will tran is outside lie. when will spoke to one of the drivers he stated that his bus was full but he was told not to depart to. this is serving as a shelter for people to stay warm while they're waiting to see when the trains will actually won.run. will have another live report coming up. >> apologize for the hardships that you have experienced. >> and now both sides need to apologize because commuters are confused because bart strike a deal but the trains are still not running. our team coverage continues. >> we will update you on what the union leaders and voted on with their new agreement. >> we will bring you the latest where the buses are at this time. we're also following the latest of the investigation on the two workers were killed. >> our top story this morning is bart trains are n

the trains are running.ons by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, october 22nd, 2013. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> he survived kwar in afghanistan, but he gave his life at a nevada middle school. a teacher's heroic actions when a student opened . >>> president obama says no one is madder than him about the health care headaches. florida senator marco rubio tells us why he wants to delay a key part of the obama care law. >>> and closer to a cure for baldness? the scientists behind a potential breakthrough is here in studio 57. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i saw people running.

able to run. >> tim: scored a run. >> joe: here's iglesias. and it worked out the other way, too, with hunter having a big two-out, two-run double in the second. and he scored on a hit by cabrera who drove home two runs out of the number two spot. fielder, the only guy in this lineup that has not reached base. in this game four. that's ball one. iglesias has an rbi. he has a sacrifice bunt. ball and a strike. came in having hit .226 since the all-star break. and under .100 since the 11th of september in his first year in the big leagues. long year. ball two. now the 2-1. base hit right field. first of the night for iglesias. they throw to first -- saltalamacchia backing up. boy, iglesias came out of the box like he knew victorino was -- >> tim: he did. >> joe: ready to throw him out, because he busted it out of the box. >> tim: that's a great observation right there. this ball smacked. look at victorino. he's thinking, i got a shot at it. throws it low, knowing saltalamacchia would be there. >> joe: there wasn't any hesitancy on the part of ig

bogaerts with a double and run scored back in the three-run second. got after a tigers starter early. three in the second, one in the third. led 4-0. it's now 4-3 series tied at two games apiece. a checked swing. he didn't go. we fpena was ready to fire it around the horn. >> tim: i think bogaerts was ready to go back to the red sox bench. red sox got a break with that call. >> joe: see if bogaerts does anything with new life. 21-year-old waiting. now full count. in case you're wondering, euhara, two batters have to reach in the ninth inning to get miguel cabrera to plate again. >> tim: i was thinking the same thing. he will be messed up if they get that far. >> rod: now a walk. a near-strikeout on a checked swing turns into a walk. >> tim: here's the checked swing. did he go too far? nope. the look from there does not look like it. that, of course, was ball four. >> joe: now, will middlebrooks will come on and run. that was the earlier pitch with two strikes and bogaerts survived that pitch and that checked swing. now middlebrooks will take over in t

it's a two-run lead. not a one-run lead.s not going to try to steal. >> joe: and by hoeing him on, you're leaving a whole other right side of the infield. >> tim: that's exactly right. can you drive mack trucks through that right side. napoli is holding him on. no reason to hold him on here. you have a two-run lead, not one. >> joe: here's the 1-1. outside. 2-1. a guy who throws a ton of strikes and a guy at the plate who has one of the best batting eyes in the national league if matt carpenter. rosenthal gets loose. got under him and popped it up. shallow right. pedroia out. two outs. one out away from tying this best of seven series. that out for uehara is carlos beltran. now they he have the shift on the infield. you saw beltran try and bunt his way on earlier against this shift. >> tim: not now though. >> joe: not now. they continue it hold against long. first pitch. ball one low. he's had a single and a walk in this game. one ball, one strike. he is picked off! this game is over! uehara picks off colton long and the red

they were told to call 800-run-nike. the complaint line is 866-run-nike. >>> bart passenger trains still not running at this point this morning. the latest on this morning's staffing problems and when bart expects service to actually resume. >> reporter: we're live at the dublin bart station. we'll update you when trains are supposed srt operating again. >> and it's crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. we had an earlier crash in the middle there. and some people still have not really gotten on the trains because they are not running yet. we're going to see slow traffic. >>> good morning. time now 5:30. welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. these are live pictures. looking around at walnut creek bart station. none of the stations are open yet. the security gate still down. there's a tentative agreement in the bart strike but the trains and buses are not up and running yet. they are trying to staff it. they just haven't done that. there are reports they are hoping to have limited service this morning hopefully by 6:00. right now not happening yet. we

buses not running t trains are not running as of now. the buses are but a lot of people did not know that. so a lot more people are going to be driving to work. i want to show you noon, nice and clear across the greater bay area, looking really good there. as we head throughout day, temperatures are going to rise into mid-80s. 82 in concord, mid 70s today around the bay so looking comfortable there. into the weekend temperatures are going to drop off and we'll see changes. more clouds, may abstray shower. best chance late saturday into early sunday. we'll keep tabs on that. a cute off low. we may not get much of anything, just consider the fact we might have rain showers on that day. about a 20% shot. we'll let you know. let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> we'll look out to the roadways, christina said the b.a.r.t. trains are not running. hopefully by 6:00 but a lot of folks hitting the road. that is their plan b. they didn't plan on the bus shuttles. the fast track lanes have cleared because all the crash activity that was there

trains are running now. they have the bus shuttles remaining as they planned but no drivers in fact the stations are not staffed right now. they don't have enough staff to do that. we hope by 6:00 a.m. i think by 6:00 a.m. we hope but so far no luck. we're looking at the flow around the castro valley y, the orange blob there that's our road weather index talking about the possibility of fog. at least low clouds throughout the area. this might be an issue around the san mateo bridge on the hayward side. to the bay bridge, the volume of traffic pretty good now, easy but again, more folks hitting the roads and we'll watch this area again for disruption this morning being traffic tuesday, because this is the focus of the morning commute as all of these folks head to the bay bridge. so far at speed. back to you guys. >> we're going to switch gears now. >> 4:56. the the government shutdown is out of the way, b.a.r.t. has a deal but the other big news, kanye west and kim kardashian, they got engaged here in the bay

to work to run the trains.ur news reporter is at the walnut creek bart station. >> there are no trains in walnut creek yet. there are passengers waiting to arrive on platform. they are relieved the strike is over. they are still showing signs of frustration. this is the second time this station has opened today. it opened at 4:00 this morning. riders were on the platform, ready to go. then they are kicked out and doled bart would be closed until "further notice" because not enough people showed up for work the people should find another way to work they were told. that was upsetting. >> we were told service would start at 4:00 a.m. but they had nobody here to drift -- drive the cars. >> plan "b" showed up around 4:30: shuttle buses. they are running. there are 90. at walnut creek not many are choose the buses. a lot people are hoping for a train ride. we have seen lots of empty buses. there is not much of a line. the trains are running on a limited basis. you can expect 30 or 45-minute delays and it will be spo

peralta's home run this postseason was a game-tying three-run shot.vision series here in detroit against the a's. >> tim: maybe the biggest hit for the tigers in the postseason. >> joe: another 3-2 from euhara. foul tipped. >> tim: this splitter stays up. that is normally the splitter that goes down. for it to go to the right which would be to the right in your screen. he drops his hands down. it's almost as though he pushes the ball toward home. >> joe: another foul by peralta. three in a row. >> tim: that's an 89-mile-a-hour fastball and looks faster because the player vs to look for the much slower splitter. >> joe: peralta on 3-2. strikes out! and the splitter got him. two away. we talk so often, tim, about a hitter. we said it about cabrera. he doesn't mind -- doesn't care ll

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doesn't mean it won't run this morning, just not running right now. i think more people will just get on the road. this will be a transitional day for the morning commute. let's go out and take a look at what we have now with the east shore freeway. it's a little foggy. we don't see a lot of traffic here anyway. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is moving along nicely. we're going to see more people on the roads. not going to be as bad as yesterday. bart will run this morning. it's not running now. they are trying to staff the trains. not going to be as bad as tvs yesterday. and by this afternoon, bart says they'll have all the trains staffed, all the stations staffed. >>> westbound 580 traffic does look good. we have reporters we're going to hear from when it comes to bart. at this very moment , there is no service. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you very much. not running at this time . ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is live with these newest developments. >> reporter: very very frustrating morning as you can imagine. al

trains are running but there is still no deal. good morning, thanks positive joining us. >> basketball unions announced after 10:00 that the trains would be running this morning. negotiations lasted until 1:00 o'clock a.m. and will resume in a few hours. abc7 news matt keller is in oakland. is there reason for optimism? >> they are still talking. a lot of people are feeling deja vu. negotiations are still ongoing but no strike as negotiations ended overnight. they are promising to come back to the table later today. birth's only statement was comments from federal mediator george cohen announcing progress was being made and trains will run today. the unions have been more vocal. they said they were encouraged by the progress. >> we are bargaining. we are still this. we are coming back tomorrow. that is an indication we are bargaining. >> the unions commented on the frustration for the workers and required because of the late notice about the strike saying they safer the same frustration that they have not reached an agreement. tal

how much a note if bart trends are running- judge trains are running in a moment. have the latest in the contract negotiations. offsides and a-c transit busses are running as well. a strike has been temporarily averted. we'll tell you how the governor is getting involved. our top story this morning. bart trains are running as talks continue. managers and union reps remained at the bargaining table overnight in an attempt to reach an agreement. >>will: you can see we are live in front of the building right now. negotiations are taking place. the federal mediator said that this blood stay here. let's continue to hammer out a deal. we set up a podium right and front just in case they should come up. we let them over the past several hours, we have seen some of the reconciled members coming and going but none of the chief negotiators from the three unions are looking for new deals. i can tell you. i asked them why can't you tell the riding public why can't you tell the riding public to give them guarantees that the trend will continue running as long as you continue ne

we can tell you the trains are running. the new development that happened moments ago. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning. these are live pictures. this is the hayward bart work yard. the trains are getting ready to start rolling this morning. there have been delays this morning but we're told limited service will be available for you this morning on bart. they hope to have full service this afternoon. ktvu's alex savage is out there. we have live team coverage. sal and everybody else covering this for you. welcome to tuesday. it is october 22nd . i'm dave clark. >> i'm maureen naylor. >> cool, cold for others. a little band of high clouds zipping through. a lot of fog out there and the warm air is squashing the fog. we have reduced visibility and thick fog until 9:00. thick fog out there. it will still be warm inland. some areas are very warm. especially out towards clear lake. cool to cold by the teaches. 50s. hazy sunshine. 70s and 80s. a lot of 40s h

would be running.ecessed. there will result at 1:00 this afternoon. >>darya: we want to get a lot affeldt traffic and weather. hi george barrett >>george: a pretty easy ride right now for it not tracking any hot spots. a few incidents here and there. you'll see the center lanes are fairly full but the rest of the toll plaza looks good with no backups for the cash pain customers and the westbound direction. for the golden gate bridge we are problem for it. not at all, crowded corner of the ways in either direction i mentioned there were a couple of incidents that the chp it was tracking. one of them was here and what creek for southbound interstate 80 at north street. an accident move to the shoulder. it is starting to slow the ride a little more than usual in the southbound direction leading in from concord until 42. we are also starting to pick up some slowing on the san ramon valley but it's not bad yet. the north bay ride still looks great. nonetheless for 101. bart which is running this morning has

so indeed we do have 11 trains currently running. cal train is running on time and all ferries will be on normal schedule. outside to walnut creek along 680, you can see traveling down toward highway 24 not a problem. nice quick 8 minute commute will get you there. now a look at our forecast. >> nice seeing this, winds barely negligible. 3 to 5 miles per hour. and they're variable which means high pressure is starting to take over. you can see this on live doppler 7, it is a very quiet morning. so let's talk about how this morning will be different than yesterday morning. most areas just alwa little coo. but look at half moon bay, it's # 41 degrees right now. 7:00 for the pumpkin weigh-in, it will be about 41, 42 degrees. so definitely dew on those pumpkins. here is a look at what is going on. temperature-wise, 42 at napa, the other cool spot. 43 in santasan ramon, 46. you see 50 around oakland, hayward, is san carlos. cooler conditions this morning, but warmer temperatures this afternoon. watch out for the breezes tonight. it will b

you can run fast.ve god's people and she thought about it a little bit more and she said, well, i can run for babies just like you do, mom. i thought, yeah, you really could. >> we run as a prayer. >> reporter: and she is. after that conversation, her mother tracey signed her up to run with their life runners group, part of a national pro-life association. she decided to raise money and present it at the group's national race. her goal -- >> 1 million. >> 1 million. >> wow, that's a lot. >> that's a really good goal. >> 20, 30, 40. >> reporter: yes, it is. she is off to a great start. almost $1600 with more coming in. a little girl with a very big heart. >> what a cutie pie she is. my goodness. >> that is awesome. >> yes. >> mom is an ob-gyn and consulted with other physicians and they said it is perfectly safe for her to run if she is comfortable and feels up for it. there you have it. >> it is interesting to see if she pulls that off. takes that mental discipline. physically they can run forever but

his right to run.e told the board that king shouldn't be allowed to run for city council because he lived at college. that meant he couldn't be a real resident of that town. he said going to college in that town doesn't really count as living there. now, the local elections board, republican dominated agreed with him and said, yeah, king can't run. and the really deep thing about that decision, its that the residency requirements for running for office are the same as the residency requirements for voting. so if republican activists and republican elections officials are going to start blocking college kids from running for office, that lays the ground work for them also blocking every college student in the state from voting in north carolina. well, montravius king in elizabeth city would fight for the right to run for office, to vote, and for himself and every college student in north carolina whose voter rights had been put in danger the way politics turned in the state. we want done to north caroli

we have 47 trains running on time. we have a couple of crashes in san jose northbound 101, over to the shoulder and not causing any delays. as we look at san jose, everything else is running at top speed so it could be holiday lite out here and it is columbus day and if you are going to be making that commute to work you will be pleasantly surprised. we have this crash northbound 101, it sounds like that is over to the shoulder, northbound and southbound, not causing any problems with a look outside it is going to be the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city, and a buildup of traffic but all running smooth. >> thank you. leyla gulen, nice to see you and nice to be back. here is what is going on, the visibility is high everywhere, and maybe haze around santa rosa with the dry air and no fog. we will check out the winds, two to three miles per hour, variable with high pressure dominating the weather and it established itself last night. from the tower, notice how easy it is to see the refor examples in the water a

they cannot run the trains. if you watched the newscast yesterday, this is a very different scene: in line this morning. yesterday, it was down the block. if you want a bus ride you will not have a problem catching a bus at walnut creek. this is a sign that people are confused where to be, what to do. it will be an off morning and they hope to get things to normal as soon as possible. the advice is to seek an alternate way to work. do not count on bart. at walnut creek the buses are ready. >> many commuters may turn to the friends again. unfortunately, in another misfortunate, there is a multicar accident at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> and we are joined by cell7 technology by dick. he has a good view of the accident. >> that is right. it has taken a bad situation at the bay bridge toll plaza for the commute, now worse. we have most of the center lanes which happen to be the fast-track lanes blocked with a multi-vehicle accident. i drove pass this accident a few minutes ago and it looks like there were four or

it is like you are running on air. >> fabulous. and trash bag, too. >> don't run in the trash bag. you need to breathe. >> put it on first and throw it off as you go. they will pick it up and get rid of it. >> i have a roll of trash bags here if any one comes by the start and needs one. send it back to you in the studio. >> miri has a another look at the forecast when we come back. we have a look at what's coming up on "the today show". >> we will take president obama and republicans closer to an agreement on ending the shut down and avoiding the debt ceiling crisis. arrive in washington to show you where negotiations end now. >> also on this morning a first look at the man behind the we'll in -- wheel in the vicious attack. they go before a judge. >> parents never want to stop. s (inaudible). why it was important to put down the camera and start getting in front of it. >> also ahead this morning pucker up. it could have a major impact on kissi who you end up kissing for life. >> we will have those stories when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her firs

it's discouraging people. >> many are run through the state-run exchanges or federal exchange?there are 16 states that have their own exchanges that are separate from healthcare.gov . they're having more success in places like kentucky, washington state, california, they're enrolling people. they've had their technology problems, too. hawai'i has had some bad ones and maryland is slow to start out. but they're showing the model for these online exchanges could be workable if the online exchange itself functions. at the federal level the government has not said how many people have signed up, but to anecdote tall accounts, it seems to be a very low number. >> dr. donald, you were the first person in charge of this. what in your view has gone wrong and so seemingly terribly wrong. >> i don't think it's so terribly wrong. we're seeing th that it's implementing critical changes, and it's a big task that involves interfacing with a number of systems. if this wasn't politically charged this is a set of problems you would expect in a set amount of roll out. >> if i could turn to you,

home run by napoli. the catch by iglesias.to ken rosenthal. >> ken: another cuban defector, a first baseman of abreu finalizing terms on a six-year $68 million contract. expected to sign with the chicago white sox, the long-term replacement of paul cokonerko. $12 million more than yu darvish. 26 million more than puig got. >> joe: thanks. so that's big news for the white sox. chicago finished this season in last place in the a.l. central. 30 games out behind detroit. iglesias will be the hitter. tazawa continuing to take his warm-up tosses. we remind you tonight's game is sponsored by -- talking to john farrell during the course of this series and about tazawa. it's his preference to not have tazawa come in, sit down and then go back out to work. he's got breslow ready. whether it's just a first batter or the first sign of trouble. playing the bottom of the seventh. close eye on tazawa who drops a breaking ball low. ball one. >> tim: three right handers will be hitting against tazawa. iglesias, hunter and cabrera. and then the

i questioned whether he should be in running inside runs and the third run of this series, it was ange. roy finch proving this guy wrong on that series. >> gus: last week against kansas he had 93 all purpose yards. 53 yards rushing on seven carries. first down and ten at the 18 for oklahoma. damien williams, the pistol back behind the dozer. they give it to williams, and williams wrapped up immediately as he crosses the line of scrimmage by jackson richards, the junior from southlake, texas. >> charles: now, when they have run the ball this well, it sets up what for you, play action. remember earlier in the game they ran it well, able to go play action. jalen saunders on an inside slant -- or seam route off of the play action. >> gus: play fake, underneath williams. whoo! they're playing some football in oklahoma today! millard, 6'2", 253, looking like renaldo nehemiah. and the handoff, did they get it? yes! what a drive by ou! damien williams with the touchdown, and the sooners with a 34-24 lead. >> charles: damien williams with the touchdown. roy finch with the biggest runs to set

trains will run tomorrow but no agreement on a deal. jeff has been following the talks and has the latest. >> reporter: as you said the trains will be rolling tomorrow. federal mediator came down, but the main headline is that bart training will be running tomorrow. >> negotiations have been continuing. progress has been made. the parties have authorized me to advise for the good of the public interest, trains will be running tomorrow. as is my custom, i will not be answering questions because i will be walking back into the tables. negotiations will continue, and we will give you further progress when it is appropriate. >> reporter: that announcement came at 10:30, 30 minutes past the deadline. that has been a source of frustration, even announcements are coming late. a construction worker said i have to get to get. it is too late to get this information. they are still upstairs. they will work through the night. it is anybody's because how long it will be. they may stay as long as 1:00. they have stayed as long as 6:00. for now i am j

bogaerts running. ball four.alks. >> tim: the one thing a catcher wants from an um piper on the 3-2 pitch is an immediate call. alex avila didn't get one. he threw to second any way. keep in mind, that that is a -- that ball is live. if that ball had gone into center field, then bogaerts could have gone to third. >> joe: jeff jones out to there to talk to the infielders and scherzer with runners on at first and second and victorino coming up the red sox could do a lot of things here. >> tim: i think they bunt. either straight sacrifice or bunt for a base hit. victorino wants to talk to brian butterfield right here. victorino had ten sacrifices this year on a team who doesn't sacrifice a lot, and that is an awful lot. he'll try to bunt the ball to cabrera. one thing the tigers are talking about is make sure you get one. victorino, if he gets the ball down the third base, it could be very interesting. >> joe: cabrera not moving around well. struggling with that bad groin. runners at first and second. ball one outsi

i used to run all the time. now how far are you running? what is the furthest you have run?s the marathon? >> two weeks. three weeks? but it's going to be so much fun and so much excitement. i'm going to get there. i think if my son was hurt i could run 26 miles to him. >> ellen: you think that, but no. [laughter] >> i'm doing it for haiti. i'm doing it for a good cause. >> ellen: you're doing it for a good cause, you're doing it for haiti and that's a good thing but honestly, you're not going to make it. you can walk. >> i'm doing it for charity. i'm not going to finish top 10, i'm doing it for haiti, i can walk, i can run, i can jump on someone's back, my brother is going to run with me and he talks a lot so i'll be running away from him. >> ellen: has he trained also? >> he's run his whole life. >> ellen: he's probably going to not be with you. >> now, he's not going to leave me, he promised me he's not going to leave me. >> ellen: anyway i saw also, we don't have it here but brazilian "vogue" and something is missing there. [laughter] >> ellen: you didn't -- is that as l

on a limited service when it starts running. bart is planning on running those charter buses from nine bart stations and those started at 5:00 this morning and will go until 8:00 this morning. bart says that full service will be restored in time for the evening commute. but again, yes, the strike is over, but no, bart trains are not running as of this point. we are going to let you know now, we have seen several riders come up to these doors and not be able to get on a train because the unions say and bart says there isn't enough staffing for running the trains this morning. reporting live in oakland, back to you in the studio. >> cate, any idea how much the strike has cost? >> reporter: well, frank, that's actually a really good question. we don't have the exact numbers on that yet, but we are hearing that sfmta is reporting they added 16 buses and two light rains to accommodate for the strike and that cost them or set them back about $100,000 a day and they say that's not sustainable so this is a bit of good news for those oth

training are running. a lot of people may have gone ahead with plan b because they went to bed not knowing whether or not b.a.r.t. was going to go on strike. the negotiations were continuing throughout the night. we're going to get an update on where they stand right now in just a moment. thank you for waking up with us. it's tuesday october 15th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian flores in for dave clark. lets get your day started with weather and traffic. during the break did i hear you say beach day? >> it's about as good as it gets. we're going 85 in santa cruz today. but anywhere you want to go, i don't care, ocean beach, stinson beach in the 70s. clear skies, a little cold for some mainly inland. not too bad on the coast, they're getting a puff of an offshore breeze. it's high pressure aloft, and that means 70s and 80s. a lot of low 80s. 38 santa rosa, 38 napa. 57 san fransisco. and i think i saw a 59 half- moon bay. it's going to be really mild to warm, santa rosa starting off at 38. you got that right. we

trains are running today. no deal has been reached. late last night, both sides continued to negotiate past the deadline. many b.a.r.t. riders say not knowing day to day exactly how they will get to work is stressful. janine de la vega has been getting an earful from b.a.r.t. riders. i assume a lot of them are stressed out. >> reporter: yes. definitely. i've been hearing preposterous, appalling and frustrated. as you can imagine, there's a lot of stress being felt here at the fremont b.a.r.t. station. i've been monitoring social media. here's one tweet from rob stone. he tweets "what about the sleep i'm losing until after 12:00 a.m. or getting up at 4:00 a.m. to see if there's a strike get back to the table." that was a message talking about going to bed not knowing whether there was a strike. there's another one from isabella lowe "definitely tired of it. ridiculous. transit employees should not be allowed to strike." she mentions governor brown to make sure he sees the message. b.a.r.t. says they've been get

you know, we don't run as fast as the big breweries. they probably run 2,000, 2400 cans a minute.0 cans a minute. we do it with five people. for us, that's good. that's as good as i can do. you can't expect any better than that, your best. >> ♪ >> we have a capacity problem on how much beer we can really handle. we don't want to sell more than what we can make because then you run into product problems and it's not necessary for this company to operate that way. we probably haven't grown fast enough but you don't want a lot of unused capacity in your manufacturing facility. so we grow in accordance with opening new markets. years ago, we had an opportunity to go into new england markets and just kind of throw our beer out there into any market willing to receive us. we pulled away from that as we started to grow in the pennsylvania market. we got good wholesalers. grew into maryland and new jersey, delaware and kind of grow in adjacent markets now. we build a brand of reputation for that brand. consumer likes it, so we move to the next state where it's already known. remember our

playing pass on a run game. when you look at what he's able to do when he surveys the field with this quarterback, what an incredible release, good mobility and best toe tapper in football with nelson on the outside. >> the thing about aaron rodgers is the fact is that if you watch him pass, he doesn't always have his feet set, it is not always the perfect form. he has such a strong arm and looks everybody off. if you are a safety wandering around there and breaking on everything he throws, then it is tough. here is an example. i had this one right here, he drops back to pass and he is looking right, looks and pumps down short and then turns and throws to the right to a guy that can make every catch in the book. but watch cincinnati as they start to pass rush, he's not looking to the right, now he comes back like he's going to throw the short one so everybody stops their rush and now he goes back and up on top and look at his feet. you would say he doesn't have his feet set. but he does have them set. he is so q

it is definitely running high and pretty quickly tonight. it is one waterway that people are watching rather closely tonight. rain, rain, go away. another saw been night across maryland area >> we need the rain going into the winter. x gene was among those venturing out admitting she does take her cautions. >> i go slowly and leave a lot of room between me and the car ahead of me. i try to bring my patience along. >> imagine trying to drive through this. one woman tried going through to beter and she had rescued. parts of the area have seen more than five inches of rain in the past two days. there was still road closures in many areas because of the water road ing here at york baltimore county. drivers are having a hard enough time getting around, what are runners preparing for the marathon saturday thinking? >> better rain than hot. >> it is better than hot. >> much better. >> i am worried about slipping but i will do my best. >> with a steady rain moving through the area you do want to take it easy out there on the roads if you are headed

so some trains are running. the deal getting the trains running this morning is tentative and needs to be approved by b.a.r.t. union members and the b.a.r.t. board of directors. christie smith is live at the lake merritt station where she talked to a b.a.r.t. spokesman. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. b.a.r.t. spokesperson is talking with us about service and what he is telling us is that the trains started rolling about 5:42 this morning, which is more than an hour after they had planned. commuters they were out at 4:00 in the morning thinking that they would have service which wasn't the case. i can tell you finally the doors are open here at the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station which is much different than we've seen all morning. all of this changed with word of deal that e last night ending six months of talks and two shutdowns. riders at lake merritt station found an unusual scene, locked doors, no agent. some riders found their way into one unlocked door and found something unusual. no one min

over the years, the baltimore running festival has become a true community running event. we found one of the best examples at roland park elementary middle school. it is like a microcosm of the big day. runners,uit volunteers, fundraisers, and cheering crowds to line the route. it helps to have your own cheering section when you are slogging through 13 point one miles, and that is what mr. d looks forward to on saturday. the principal of the elementary school is leading a huge team from his school to the baltimore running festival, and he is leading by example. he will be running his fourth half marathon. >> what will it take for you to do the actual marathon one year? >> time. time to train. >> go mr. d! click students, parents, faculty, and administrators have signed up to run a race, from the full marathon to the 5k. >> i started in sixth grade, and >> it is lotsot. of fun. >> it is fun and healthy. >> are you going to stay with your brother? >> i do not know if he is going to run one mile or three miles. >> the team goal is to raise $20,000 for health and wellness pro

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trains are running. riders getting another reprieve as marathon contract talks continue this morning. >> i'm glad about the transit running but we're watching the roadways, where we have a new incident for the tri-valley. >> we've got a cold start to the day but get ready for another beautiful fall afternoon. i'm meteorologist christina loren. right now we're in the 50s, temperatures are going to climb into the 80s and then we drop like a rock, your full forecast in moments. >> right now the full reveal of that beautiful bay bridge. love to see the lights dancing across the water, also love the fact it's friday eve known as thursday, october 17th, this is "today in the bay." >>> we always appreciate the positive spin on thursday. friday eve. good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm marla tellez in for laura. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. an update for breaking news in oakland now. police on scene of a crash, a car crash, where a driver of a stolen car smashes through a warehouse. and officers a

. >>> he was run over and crushed. the suv ran right over him. >> the wife of the motorcyclist who was run over by the suv is here, along with her high-powered attorney, gloria allred. "hannity" starts right here's right now. >>> >>> and in just a moment, two congressmen from opposite sides of the aisle will face off in a heated debate over the president's arrogant press conference earlier, but first, back for a second time, she will try to sign up for obama care. the first time it was mission impossible. this is mission impossible take two, ainsley? >> yes, last week you had me on the show, and we were checking out different states to check out if we could get on healthcare.gov, and to sign up for one of the health care plans. today we're back a week later. we'll check some of the states and see if we can apply, and how far we'll get through. first, we'll check out my home state of south carolina, and this message told us to basically check back later. so we're getting a little further today. here we go, we're clickin

lowry three runs batted in.eld the tigers hitless through four but peralta ties it with a three-run shot. straily allows three runs over six innings with 8 strikeouts. top of the 7th, matt scherzer, coco crisp with a base hit to put the a's on top. the lead wouldn't last. bottom of the 7th martinez must have had picture grant balfour's face on that baseball, takes it the other way off doolittle the game tying home run. josh reddick claimed it was fan interference but the home run would stand. later in the inning, austin jackson 1-14 with ten strikeouts in the series a broken bat single. kelly scores to give the tigers the first lead of the game. so let's go to the top of the 8th. a's load the bases nobody out scherzer strikes out josh reddick, that would have been ball 4. then he blows one pass vogt and then gets the pinch hintedder callaspo. scherzer is fired up. bomb of the inning tigers pad the lead. a two-run double down the left field line. detroit three runs in the 8th so they lead 8-4 and those insurance

kids were running out, scared, freaked out. so it's too early to say whether he was targeting specific people or just going on a, you know, indiscriminate shooting spree. >> i saw people running and i saw their face so serious. >> reporter: officers arrived in three minutes and it was all over by then. a teacher approached the boy and told him to drop the weapon. the teenager shot him in the chest. >> in my estimation he was a hero. he was trained to intervene. >> reporter: michael landsberry was an air national guard veteran who served in afghanistan. he was a popular coach for the school soccer team. players say they rubbed his bald head for good luck. vanessa jimenez is a former student. >> he was an amazing teacher to me. he was like a hero. [ crying ] >> reporter: besides michael landsberry two students were shot. they apparently have nonlife- threatening injuries. nearly 200 law enforcement officers secured the campus. rattled parents came to pick up their children. >> there was pure fear in these children's eyes running

it is run by a group called "united americans for change."d to support democrats, and organized labor movement. but they're not alone. others are running ads trying to capitalize politically off the shutdown votes. >> irresponsible. >> obama care hurts this government more than any government shutdown. >> people are realizing they can live with a lot less government. >> this is the happiest i have seen members in a long time. >> the government shutdown is hurting seniors and veterans and our kids. now the tea party is threatening an economic shutdown, refusing to pay america's bills, endangering american jobs, tell them to stand up to the tea party, enough all right. >> the white house group, organizing for america. that follows this, the long web video posted on line from the liberal american bridge pack, which shows republicans crowing about how great the shutdown is, and thereby taking the blame for it. and then there is the house majority pac ad, which is really quite epic, running this weekend during some sunday nfl games. watch. [ cryin

neither starting pitcher allowed a run. the only run came in the bottom of the 9th when oakland loaded the bases and this time he singled off porcello and yoenis cespedes crosses the plate, giving oakland the walk-off win. 1-0 win and the series now heads to detroit for game 3 on mondayment we'll have lots more coming up on sportswrap. we'll see you later for more celebration. >> pie and gatorade. e-mail your federateds to photos@ktvu.com or tweet us or post your pictures on our facebook page. >>> a whole different story now. it was a violent night in oakland, and part of the city that doesn't typically see this kind of violence downtown. a the shooting took place near 14th and broadway not far from oakland city hall. it happened just a few hours after oakland's first friday event. a few blocks away another second incident that sent a man to the hospital. ktvu's nog walker joins us from oakland where a group caught tagging resulted in hit-and-run crash. >> reporter: from his counterperch at a downtown oakland market, abdull

a huge lane to run. 93 yards for the touchdown of the the longest run in nfl history in quarterback and the longest run for any player in franchise history. it was 14-3 raiders in the 2nd quarter when darren scored the second of the game. caring the ball. 4th quarter, big ben, avoids the sack. gets it for a 9 yard touchdown, that made it 21-10. big ben, 270 yards with the touchdown and two interceptions, under two in the game. he pulls it in. 2 yards out. it cuts the lead by 5. they go for it. 2. conversion, he gets it. reverses the direction, he is in. it is 21-18. the raiders win for 3 and out. and after a long punt, ben roethlisberger gets it from the end zone, sanders down the middle of the field. no time-outs, raiders hold on. they win a wild one, 21-18. >>> all week the 49ersed they could not take the jaguars lightly. the san francisco went out and showed them no mercy. 83,000 gathered in london, first quarter, going to lead the first run defense. frank, 19 yard run. had 19 carry 37 yards, two touchdowns. later in the 1st. a keeper for the capper. now, 12-yard run, gets it there.

bart has 200 buses that will run from nine stations. el cerrito, del norte, concord, lafayette, west oak loond, dublin, san leandro and hayward and fremont. you will need a round trip ticket and get it in advance. carpool lanes on 80, 880 and 6080 are extended from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the chp doesn't plan to write tickets outside regular tar pool hours -- carpool hours unless there is a strike. we have a list on abc7news.com including information on casual carpools. you can download the exclusive abc7 news ways app to help you navigate traffic and follow breaking developments on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> you can find out if there is a bart settlement or strike by downloading our app and allowing for push notifications. >> tomorrow morning the morning team will have all of the talk and all of the developments and the commuting updates for you at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> one factor in the bart labor dispute is employee safety. a union president issued a challenge today. >> go and check out the daly city break room with mice runni

active intervention in the short run may only intensify our longer-run problems.re is no real agreement what the important long-run factors are. the monetarists, under professor friedman stress steady, long-run growth of the money supply. the supply siders, who came to prominence after the oil shocks of the 1970s emphasize cutting taxes and stimulating long-run growth of investment, technology, and labor supply. and finally, there are the rational expectationists who argue that in the long run business, labor, and consumers will figure out what the government is doing and will respond in ways that defeat the government's intentions. the future of countercyclical policy? it is likely to be less interventionist more long-run oriented and more careful about international consequences than in the early postwar period. we shouldn't overlook achievements in that period. equally, we cannot overlook the different problems that lie ahead. can we control the economy? we were convinced that we could. economists are no longer so hopeful. the problems of entrenched inflation,