different tiers to nine different years of unemployment why six point five so hides market strategist steve east where he his first rule of watching is listen to what the fed says and it seems like the fed is starting to walk walk back a little bit from really targeting a specific rate of unemployment there's they're going to be sensitive to the data they're going to look at a lot of data it's not just going to be the employment picture although that's important but it's also going to be inflation it's also going to be personal consumption expenditure or it's going to be a number of a number of those things and by steve's estimate he doesn't forsee tapering beginning before the march twenty fourth team meeting and really at the earliest so there's there's plenty of plenty of data to see before then and it might be because there's been a. bit of a change of thinking in recent months among those voting members of the fed's board and you know this liquidity coverage ratio it's kind of an idea that won't be fully implemented until two thousand and seventeen in the first place you know here in the u.

. >>> an east bay city counsel man steve glacer was at the east bay station today.e was asking for signatures to get the unions to sign a document to not go on strike. >> they can't make the riders responsibility for their failure. they can't strike. >> reporter: glazer says transit workers in san francisco and other cities across the nation are already prohibited from striking. >>> and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the b.a.r.t. strike. we'll bring you developments as they happen on air and to your mobile device via facebook and twitter. >>> a bicyclists is struck by a munni train still has not been identified. we checked with a medical examiner and say they do have fingerprints but have not been able to identify the person's identity. they're looking at footage from a cameraon the bus hoping it will help determine what happened. >> reporter: the time around 8:45 a.m., the intersection 11th and division the call, munni bus versus bicycle. >> i don't have information at this time as to the direction of the bicyclists was traveling. but what happened is th

. >>> an east bay city counsel man steve glacer was at the east bay station today.e was asking for signatures to get the unions to sign a document to not go on strike. >> they can't make the riders responsibility for their failure. they can't strike. >> reporter: glazer says transit workers in san francisco and other cities across the nation are already prohibited from striking. >>> and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the b.a.r.t. strike. we'll bring you developments as they happen on air and to your mobile device via facebook and twitter. >>> a bicyclists is struck by a munni train still has not been identified. we checked with a medical examiner and say they do have fingerprints but have not been able to identify the person's identity. they're looking at footage from a cameraon the bus hoping it will help determine what happened. >> reporter: the time around 8:45 a.m., the intersection 11th and division the call, munni bus versus bicycle. >> i don't have information at this time as to the direction of the bicyclists was traveling. but what happened is th

this will have in these increasing calls for a ban on -- >> i think assembly candidate steve blazer out in the east bay has really hit a nerve with his call for banning transit strikes. he is out there. he is getting signatures, electronic signatures on this. so far -- that's right. jerry brown, by the way. right now in the bay area we're overwhelmingly democratic, and lots of labor support. you're not seeing any of the legislators really coming forward yet, but as you said, i mean, look, rubber is hitting the road on this one. >> let's talk about what's happening. we know that the bart workers are paid more than most the people riding most of the trains. we know they're highly paid, and they found out they were highly paid. they pay $92 a month in health care. most people would kill for that. they don't put a dime into their pensions, and they're trying to -- the people of -- i think a lot of people in this area -- by the way, this is -- one of these tech workers, they're not that labor-friendly, and they look at what's going on with the strike, and they say you don't think you work for us, do you

i wanted a few minutes to talk about some of the opportunities, particularly in the middle east and i know steve will talk about some of the opportunities in areas of arms control and disarmament perhaps. my own sense is the trade relationship leaves much to be desired. i happen to have been involved to my post government life and i had one with the boeing co., which did a great deal of work and still does a great deal of work in russia, including an airplane design shop in moscow, where 1500 excellent russian engineers, about 30% of the women help in design airplanes and where our relationship in the field of titanium in particular is very strong and indeed no boeing airplane today flies about russian titanium, without russian design and indeed without some russian innovation. just to mention one, and the 777 airplane wispy though, we had an option of having four four wheeled landing gears or to six wheels. we happen to notice on one of the airplanes a six wheeled landing gear. we copied your technology. and in fact, we got the main beam and not landing gear from you and titanium. when it came

. >> this is steve and he is on a frozen lake in east greenland in a speedo, no diving gear, no air tank, one breath and this video is breaking the guinness world record, swimming 250 feet. >> this is part of a two-part series called "the man who doesn't breathe." >> that's airing wednesday october 30th and wednesday november 6th on discovery channel in denmark. watch how far he swims under the ice now. >> he swam by that hole. i thought he was dumb. >> at this point i'm so numb. i find the perfect balance between arm and breast stroke kick. >> he also said that the exit, looking for that hole and coming up in the right spot is the most dangerous moment. >> hope flip have i time from my training and i -- >> hopefully. that's impressive. wluch touch cold water like that, it immediately takes your breath away. then when he gets to the hole, he's like so calm. i would bee m out of here! apparently his lung capacity is 14. most people have 5 or 6. and this is another day he's wearing a wet suit and fins, one breath, 500 feet. >> he did this 24 hours later? >> the next day he did the gear, ju

east. i know steve will talk about some of the opportunities in the areas of arms control and disarmament and beyond, perhaps. my own sense is that the trade relationship leaves much to be desired. i happen to have been involved in my post government life -- and i had one -- with the boeing company, which did a great deal of work and still does a great deal of work in russia, including an airplane design -- a airplane design shop in moscow where 1500 excellent russian engineers, about 30% of them women, help and design boeing airplanes. and where our relationship in the field of tie tainyum in particular is very -- titanium in particular is very strong. no boeing flies today without russian titanium, without russian design, and indeed without russian engineering. when the 77 airplane was being built, we had an option of having four, four-wheel landing gears or two, six-wheels. and we happened to notice on one of the airplanes a six-wheel airplane, so we copied your technology. in fact, we got the main beam in that landing gear from you in titanium. when it came time to test the landing gear,

steve has your forecast. >> clouds there pushing off east in anticipation of a front coming in not that strong but will turnur breeze westerly later on, not much of a breeze right now, still favoring offshore component, so high

steve has your forecast. >> clouds there pushing off east in anticipation of a front coming in not that strong but will turn our breeze westerly later on, not much of a breeze right now, still favoring offshore component, so high clouds in the morning, cool to mild, partly sunny, cloudy, cooler though by this afternoon, 40s, 50s, to 62 in san francisco, so no onshore westerly breeze there yet but we expect that to pick up later as this system, which is giving rain up near there begins to inch in it will push these clouds out towards monterrey bay and the valley so they will be here for a couple of hours in the morning, san francisco will not be 83 today, not as nice, still 60, 72 at noon and then cal down as that does that. sun and clouds, cooler, later breeze now but we expect that to pick up later and westerly, so still 80s inland, 60s and 70s by the coast and bay, here is sal. >> good morning, in richmond some guests have been evacuated after a tanker trailer from a gas truck rolled over on to its side. it happened at about 3:00 this morning on the carlson boulevard on-ramp to eastbound 80. firefighters

. >>> one east bay politician has his way, we won't see a bart strike ever again. councilman steve glazer launched an online petition. he wants to put a measure on the state ballot to let voters decide whether transit strike should be outlawed. he says he already has the support of several east bay mayors. >> the commuters not being heard by our elected leaders. >> holding a super majority in the legislature. we should note he is running for the assembly. >>> and over at ac transit, the govrper says he will seek a 60-day cooling-off period. ac transit workers were set to go on strike last thursday before the governor stepped in. >>> the feds say two men killed by a bart train while work on the tracks this weekend were following proper procedures. ntsb nefrths have finished investigating the train involved. they need to calculate the speed. so far it doesn't appear there was anything wrong with the train. >> the inspection of the equipment also verified that the lights, horn and brakes were operable without any defects noted. >> now shths the train was being operated by a manager wh

appears at wx center with generic >> pelley: finally tonight, steve hartman heard about an unusual construction project "on the road" in eastheck it out. >> reporter: just outside tyler, texas, there's a single-story house with a story and a half. 48-year-old thomas graham is building this house pretty much by himself. and although that alone is not remarkable, just imagine trying to put up a three bedroom two bath ranch without any blueprints-- and doing it in total darkness. >> looks good! >> reporter: thomas says he started dreaming of this shortly after he went blind with the age of 18. he had friends help him with the roof and wiring but the rest has been him. >> this is my braille yardstick. >> reporter: all this in five months. all this and still ten fingers. an accomplishment so unbelievable a lot of his neighbors don't believe him. people really doubt you're blind? >> they do, and i tell them "well, let me drive your car then." >> reporter: (laughs) >> then they usually back off. >> pelley: for the record, he is totally blind and on occasion he even unwittingly hammers home the point. >> before i had these walls up

. >> steve right now we are looking at a crowded east bay, a couple of incidents that have popped upnd also just a lot of people going to work, the most severe crash is northbound 880 near a street, cars involved, there was another crash up the road so a couple of crashes near a and 238 have things very slow. nearby san mateo bridge traffic is okay heading out to the peninsula, driving westbound, or even eastbound to hayward it looks good, bay bridge filling in now, only backed up for a 10 minute they, 6:32, back to the desk. >> still following breaking news from santa rosa, a police stand off it has shut down several streets happening at a home there. claudine wong is there, so what is happening? where are you? >> we are in a little bit of a holding pattern now as they try to make contact with a man they believed is hold up there. we are here and here is why, this is where it is set up, see that down the street as well as police cars. this is where they are kind of staging down down the street where this is taking plus but we know that but as far as we have been told at last word at

line, and i wanted a few minutes to talk about the opportunities, particularly in the middle east, and i know steve will talk about some of the opportunities in the areas of arms control and disarmorment and beyond, perhaps. my sense is that the trade relationship leaves much to be desired. i happen to have been involved in post government life, and i had one with the boeing company, that did a great deal of work and still does in russia including an parent design shop in moscow where 1500 excellent russian engineers, about 30% of the women help in design boeing airplanes, and where our relationship in the field of titanium in particular is strong and indeed no boeing airplane flays without russian design and without russian innovation. just to mention one, when the 777 airplane was built, we had an option of having four four wheel landing gears for two six wheel, and we happened to notice on one of the airplane a six wheel landing gear, and we copied your technology, and, in fact, we got the main beam in that landing gear from you in titanium, and when it came time to watch the landing gear, it of

steve. >> stop it. stop it. we have fog going up and down the coast. yesterday it was an eastand temperatures went to the upper 70s and 80s. today its a south, southwest wind. the fog is there but its more going north to south. it will be cooler over by the coast today. its fascinating the microclimates we have. coast, fog is back. it will be cooler by the beaches today. inland not a chance. only subtle changes it will still be sunny, mild, and warm. 78, 80, today i'm going 68. but its a tough call because i think they will be down ten degrees. you can see the low clouds there. 40s for some. 44 walnut creek. half-moon bay is 48. they do have a puff of an easterly breeze. other than that inlapped temps will be very mild to warm. fog is back. cooler by the coast. warm inland. but when i say cooler by the coast you may go a mild inland and it could be 10-15 degrees warmer. 60s and 70s to upper 70s and low 80s. inland temps just stuck. i do see changes along the coast and bay. just coming down a little bit. oakland has been 80 the last couple of days. and then upper 70s to near 80

periless journey to italy and tell us more about people smuggling in east africa and the horn of africa. >> yeah, absolutely, stevee was a recent study i'm looking at that suggested that of the refugees that are crossing from africa into europe between 97-99% of them used people smugglers at some point on the journey. it's an absolute integral part of the movement of refugees. the problem is that it's a well organized criminal network that is involved. international organization for migration say people smuggling is up there with drug smuggling and the weapons trade-in terms of its profitability. so it is a well organized, massive problem. >> reporter: does the numbers, do the numbers accurately reflect the situations in the migrant's home countries? some people report that the situation in somalia is improving but migrants are still coming. >> well, on the face of it it looks as though things are improving and there is no more fighting and the front lines disappeared but saying there is no fighting is the same as peace and stability and economic opportunities. one of the things you hear talking to refugees and pe

east bay. traffic is going to be looking okay so far on 24, 580 and interstate 80. little different from yesterday already. let's go to steve> i learn from you, steve. >> thank you, sir. you i deputy utize you >>> very thick fog. dense fog advisory until 9:00. usually something we show in june, july or august. there is warm air and squashing that fog. the bases are low. some of that is really thick. 29 in tahoe. 40s for many. monterey. even sacramento at 49 degrees. around a weak low. they are all weak . the next system coming in, there were early indications it might give us light rain. and speaking of, there's a little low down there. the end result is we get a lot of fog and that's it. pretty good hurricane. 115 miles hour. hurray mond. might drift back. any travel plans down there, going to call your carrier. 40s for many. a lot of cool or cold conditions. 49 san francisco. it was a cold day yesterday for many. if you are inland, it doesn't matter. starts off cool and gets warm. some areas got very warm yesterday. temperatures, 80s for some. 60s for others. coast and bay looking at 50s and 60s. it's getting a little lat

steve fogle was our guest talking about the war of 1812. he is a national reporter with "the washington post" and has also written a book called the pentagon a history. 20,258,538,890 for those in the east and west time soon. to discuss the war fet 125-85-3891 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zone. steve fogle, what are the six weeks that you concentrate on through the perilous fight? >> this is a period in august and september of 1814 when the british army troops arrive from europe. they've been sent as reinforcements to the british royal navy squadron which has been doing quite a bit of damage in the chesapeake bay for the better part of the year but the reinforcements arrived in over the course of the next six weeks in committee would land to maryland and capture the capitol of the united states and then launch an attack on baltimore which at the time as the third largest city of the nation and as a very precarious moment in american history where the united states future would look like. >> how did they get in the white house coming to washington and were able to burn the white house? >> it was a mixture of unbelievable american incompetence. really through bold leadersh

east williams street. no word on what caused either crash. the police say both drivers are in custody. >>> on the second anniversary of steve jobs' death apple ceo took to twitter to remember the technology icon. here's tim cook's tweet from this morning. "second anniversary of steve's death, going on a long hike today and reflecking on his friendship and all the dents he made in the universe." two years ago jobs died of complications of cancer. he is widely recognized as leading the revolution not only in personal computers, but also in cell phones. >>> get ready for this. behind the scenes with tonight's "snl's" host miley cyrus. also -- >> check it out. we'll show you a new smartphone case with a shocking new feature, quite let really. >>> plus, new integration bill the governor signed into law today. and -- >> one, two, three. >>> they've never given up, and today the volunteers received extra training as they continue to search for sierra lamar. we'll explain coming up next. [ phone ringing ] [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bin

i think the majority of countries in the middle east are objecting to iran becoming nuclear. >>steveo the people of the united states is, hey, don't fall for it. this is the smiley campaign they're waging? >> in the middle east we learned to learn the lessons and see the actions. remember in north korea, because the u.s. was dealing with north korea and we don't want to be there again. >>brian: steven haynes brought up last night benjamin netanyahu must have gotten pressure from president obama and that is why he used the illustration in his speech yesterday. >> we have close relations with the american administration. >>steve: thank you very much. >>brian: thank you. >>steve: it is exactly 20 minutes now after the top of the hour on this wednesday. coming up, the tragedy gripped the entire nation. a gunman murdered five little girls inside an amish schoolhouse. remember that? that man's wife has never spoken until now, and she will join us next. >>brian: this guy pretended to be a c.i.a. agent one day a week, collecting near $1 million in salary. he never did, never was. but he got

. >>> one east bay politician is fighting to stop ac transit, bart or any other public transit agency in the state from striking ever again. steve glazer launched an online petition. he wants to put a measure on the state ballot to let voters decide whether transit strikes should be outlawed. he says he already has the support of several east bay mayors. >> the voice of the riders and the commuters isn't being heard by our elected leaders. >> he faces a stiff challenge with democrats holding a supermajority in the legislature. he is running for the assembly. >>> police say reckless driving killed five people including a pregnant woman and young child. it happened at a busy intersection yesterday in lodi. witnesses say the man who caused it was going 80 miles per hour and using a cell phone at the time. five vehicles were involved. nine other people were injured. >>> chp is conducting a zero tolerance enforcement day today focusing on distracted driving and moving violations. the event will stretch along the highway 101 corridor from the silicon valley to the redwood valley. >>> authorities have new information on the boy who was

steve. >>> we've had sort of a nightmare commute in the east bay. things are shaping up that earlier sig-alert canceled in fairfield. as we take a look at the maps, we do see there is a lot more red out there. a couple of accidents fender- benders and over on the peninsula, we do have slow going traffic here on 101. so be careful there over in hayward, there's a pair of accidents as well and heavy traffic on 880 southbound. let's take a look at the eastshore freeway where we had the earlier problems this morning. it looks like things are still sluggish. everything has picked up. that's good news as you make your way to the maze. at the golden gate bridge, you can see that things are flowing nicely in san francisco. let's head back to the desk. >>> shame on you! shame on you! >> hundreds of angry protesters marched yesterday to the sonoma county sheriff's office protesting the deadly shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez. and later on today, another march and another rally are planned in santa rosa. ktvu's pam cook is in our newsroom now to tell us abou

steve. >> all right, sal. thank you. clear skies, sunny and warm. very quiet week. even the coast is on upper 70s to near 80. could be a little hint of a wind shift instead of being east or northeast turning more westerly. i haven't seen it yet. we'll ease into that. a little cooler by the coast. santa rosa and napa. 57. a few upper 40s and 50s. fairfield 47. two days ago san francisco made it to 78. yesterday made it to 80. if the west wind kicks in, this won't make it. every observation showing component of easterly breeze. the higher clouds are diving to southern california. a little haze. slightly cooler coast. upper 70s, low 80s, not changing too much. things are on hold for another couple days. back to the desk. >> thank you, steve. >>> also happening now, they are still talking in the bart labor dispute. the he negotiations that began yesterday morning are still going on. bart trains will run today. we don't know if the sides are getting close to a deal. tara joins us live. >> reporter: we know we're in the 21st hour at this point. and the two sides did meet face-to-face in the basement, then went out for coffee. and we noticed there was a huge tray of pastries

steve. >>> sunny to the north. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. santa cruz coastline, low clouds. a lot of sunshine for those mainly eastup in tahoe. reports of snow at echo summit. i know at the keys, steve bridges there said on the roof. the snow is hit and miss at heavenly. 38 in ukiah. i noticed sunshine. breezy, cool conditions for some. a loet of 40s for those -- a lot of 40s for those to the north. napa airport, they must be stuck. they've been running 10 degrees cooler and almost everybody else today. they are the one of the few in the 40s. the low coming right down the old elevator shaft will continue to march southward. taking it with snow in the sierra. sacramento, san joaquin valley. it's mainly a cooler, breezy day. not much to the north. i'll mention a possibility of a shower or two until the low gets far enough out of the picture. it would probably be an iffy situation for that to develop. it will be a cooler day as that low moves south. high pressure will be to the north. that will create a north- northwest breeze. if it's not windy yet, it will probably be later on. it will keep temperatures. i don't se

you might want to think about getting to another part of the east bay, using another side route. let's go to steve>>> thank you, sir. a very foggy morning. not for everybody. but for a lot of people. i just tweeted out the visible satellite. a couple of meants came back -- comments came back. big fog bank out there. high clouds in southern california associated with a weak low. it doesn't affect us. dense fog advisory north bay and around the bay. san francisco shoreline until 11:00. for good reason. visibility, can't see across the street for some. 27 up in tahoe. a lot of 40s, even sacramento valley, is san joaquin -- valley, san joaquin valley. 40s. the low is approaching. original loy it looked like it -- originally it looked like it might give us some rain now it looks like it will put on the brakes and slide to southern california and push this low here inland. you need a kicker. that's what that one will do but give us higher clouds on saturday. 40s and 50s, stuck in the low. the fog has a lot to do with it. you can see some of the gray here. low clouds, fog, mainly fog, dense fog here. cle

. >> he was joined by a host of east bay politicians who support his efforts though unions do not. >> instead of trying to find a resolution to this dispute, steve blazer told, instead, to exploit the bart strike for his own political gain. we think that's very unfortunate. >> a point made clear to glazer who is planning an assembly run and democrat whose campaign money has come from private citizens and not union labor. >> reporter: now he declined on comment on how many people so far in total have signed at www.banbartstrikes.com. he claims 10,000 people have signed the on line petition. andria borba. >> thank you. >>> we learned governor brown is trying to top ac transit workers from going on strike. the last thing we need, the governor said, is another transit strike and announced he's seeking a 60-day cooling off period of the case will be discussed as alameda county court tomorrow. and the bay is on its way to getting back on track, but don't hold your breath just yet, ann. >> reporter: the deal is done but the ordeal is not over. the unions have yet to vote. people are very skiddish about talking about the details in these proposals becau

one on the east and one in the rockies. head back inside. >> steve: all right. thank you very much.ean" where he starred opposite johnny depp. >> elisabeth: now orlando has taken the stage in a new way. >> brian: you spoke to him yesterday. now that you're in the fox light? >> we did indeed. 400-year-old tale of star crossed lovers is hotter than ever. a new movie coming out on friday. orlando bloom stars in the updated version on broadway. the first time "romeo and juliet" has been on broadway in 30 years. he's making his broadway debut and tackling shakespeare. >> steve: start at the top. >> very ambitious. he stopped by our studios a couple days ago. we asked him what the transition has been like. >> it's great. i feel like i picked up a threat and back doing something that i was always meant to be doing and it's a part of my working life as an actor. so i'm really excited about it. >> were you a little nervous starting off with shakespeare? kind of brave. >> my mom was like, so you decided to climb ever rest on your first trip up a mount, have you? literally it was like my first

steve, good morning. right now traffic is doing pretty well as you drive through the area, there are no major problems. we do see that traffic is going to be okay on the east shore freeway heading out to the macarthur maze, also at the bay bridge toll plaza it is light. >>> word of a grass fire in concord, 242 at 680. this grass fire is reported near the center divide, so it was reportedly small but a chp officers tried to stomp it out and didn't have success and now the fire department is on the way. doesn't sound like it is too big but the fire department is on the way. 4:30, back to the desk. >> we begin with our developing news, the bart labor dispute, although no deal has been reached the trains will be running this weekend, however, there could be a strike monday morning. >>> we have team coverage for you today. tara moriarity talking with commuters about the uncertainty, claudine wong with what they said when that cooling off period ended. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes, negotiations broke off just before midnight without a deal but everyone is going to be back here at cal trans headquarters at 10:00 this morning to try again. there ar

if utar if you are driving in the east bay already slow traffic there, the traffic is still looking good though on 880 there. let's go to steve. >> light rain that though, 39, lit rain blue canyon 38, snow 6500 feet, rain turning to snow that they will get that and that continues to drift back there and north bay is mostly clear, your midweek forecast calls for cooler pattern, it was warm and we will continue that and the breeze, you will see that cloud cover inches back there, again favoring areas, san francisco oakland concord south, not north, but a cooler day because the system has a low associated with that rain there, so look for partly cloudy, sunny, 39 tahoe with light rain, 58 redding, 52 ukia, 58 sacramento, not too much of a breeze for some but a few areas there it is picking up, those are your temperatures there but enough cloud cover and breeze to hold the temperatures up now, wind directions all over the place, offshore, onshore, out of the south and west but picking up so the wind will be a factor today especially as it moves farther south, dropping right over the sierra now in between sacramento and tahoe and

east wind by the weekend. that means temperatures staying sunny and mild to warm. >> very nice. thank you, steve> 5:51 is the time. we're learning more details about twitter's much abuzzed about ipo. regulatory filings showing twitter will list its shares on the new york stock exchange, not the nasdaq when it goes public. friday, november 15 has been selected as the tentative date to begin trading. the san francisco company lost $56 million in the recent quarter. that is triple the losses from the same time last year. twitter hoping to raise $1 billion. >> i'll take it from here. it will trade under the ticker symbol twtr. apple is announcing one of its big product launches next week at the center for the arts in san francisco. the company issued this invitation for tuesday's event. it says we still have a lot to cover. there are reports that apple will unveil a new ipad and ipad mini. there might also be updated versions of mac book pro laptops and maybe more information about the release of the desk top operating system mavericks. we shall see. speaking of apple, the cupertino city council cle

steve paulsen is here. sunny this whole week? >> no doubt about it. some fog is trying to make a little bit of a push, but it's going more north to south than it is west to east. but so far the wind barbs, if you will, be showing an offshore breeze. nice to warm. maybe a slight cooldown by the coast instead of those 80s, more 70s. high pressure doesn't want to let go right now. that's for re

councilman democrat steve glacer defy his party platform when he started ban bart strike.com petition drive to ratchet up pressure on legislators to prevent future strikes. growing list of east bay elected officials are now endorsing glacer movement. they acknowledge trying to get the state democratic majority to give up the support of labor and the money it brings with it will not be easy. one prominent democrat emphasized the entire bay area frustration as the tentative agreement was announced last night. >> has to be the last time this happens. i think everyone is fed up. nobody wants to see this ever happen again. >>reporter: glacer and his supporters want bargaining process that replaces streak with arbitration as the solution to deadlock. neither management nor union are expected to embrace that idea. >> if it's painful for each process for each body to have to go through then maybe they do their best attempt to make sure it doesn't reach arbitration and settle it out between themselves rather than have a third party a make the decision for them in that case. >> bart sxhuters don't need convincing despite some concern for workers. >> i don't know i just think that mayb

east of us. breezy and cool on thursday. cold mornings but sunny and nice as we head into the weekend. >> okay. steve time now 6:52678952.the outbreak linked to foster farms chicken that has made hundreds sick. >> and changes to the caldecott tunnel, what drivers will notice this morning on the commute. [ woman ] dear chex ce, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. >>> back to the ktvu morning news. 6:55 is the time. dow jones down a little bit. so is the nasdaq and s&p 500 up a bit. japan's finance manager pressing the u.s. to resolve. >>> tesla stock up about a dollar a share. tesla cars are still safer than conventional ones despite the video showing the model burning on a seattle highway. the ceo says the battery in the car that burned was punctured and that the

. >> thanks, steve, we do have a 5 car crash in berkeley this morning on 80 westbound at the university avenue exit, let's take a live look at the east shore freeway, see the headlights where it is bunched up, you can see people have their flashers on there so hopefully this accident will clear soon but it is causing delays. at the bay bridge toll plaza no delays yet so that is good news, still early obviously, those lights should be going on in the next 45 minutes or so if monday or tuesday are any indicator of what is to come. all right, near fremont, 680 at the sanol grade traffic is looking good in both directions, 5:02, back to the desk. >> a roadway re-opened after being shut down for hours after a crash. christien kafton live out there with the details. this may be alcohol related. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, that is what the chp are tell inch us, it happened after 7:00 and killed one person and sent three others to the hospital. investigators say 25-year-old dammadisar chandra was driving and passed some other cars and that is when it happened, it crossed into oncoming traffic and a toyota coming that way hit it. a passe

steve. >>> mostly sunny. we're in between cloud decks. the one this morning has pushed far enough eastit's out of -- out of the picture. the wind is trying to turn westerly. it's having a tough time. mostly sunny. a few clouds. mool -- cool, mild warm. 40, 50s on the temperatures. the temperatures dipped in the 30s for a few to the north. now that the cloud cover is gone, it will be mostly sunny. it will issue a westerly breeze. 83 yesterday. i went 74 today. i think it will happen early and then sun, clouds, sunny for a while, and then higher clouds. a little cooler. light breeze, but expect that to be westerly later on. 60s, 70s by the water. here's sal. >>> steve, good morning. right now, we're still seeing some slow traffic out there although we're seeing signs of improvement. northbound 101 is not as busy as 280 and 85. the good thing, we haven't had any major problems. we've had a couple of fender- benders. the general tone of the commute has not been that bad. it's not causing a huge traffic jam. let's take a lookant the -- take a look at the richmond delays on b.a.r.t. there wa

east and, audrey haynes, kentucky secretary of health and family services talked about her states health care exchange. 8:45 a.m., kentucky governor steve beshear discussing his support of health care law. 915, a preview of the debt ceiling debate with phil mattingly from bloomberg news. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] host: it was at the white house john president obama told boehner that he was open to discussion but only if the house passes a clean spending bill and visited that limit. house speaker john boehner said they will continue on their efforts to pass narrow bills to open smaller portions of government vomit abandoning the effort to delay the full implementation of the affordable care act. we want to get your reaction to what has been going on

east bay you will definitely need some extra time. and 680 at the sanol grade traffic on the right side sluggish a little bit. 6:49 let's check in with steve. >> under mostly clear skies cold out there, getting to that time of the year where we have 30s, santa cruz mountains, north bay, few of those, scott's valley 33, 34, russian river 36, 39 near there, felton 36, windsor 38, stanford right there, holding on to 40, a couple of locations there, woodside as well, santa rosa, sonoma county airport, fog, 36, 58, go for a high of 66, san jose 43, san jose starting off there, it will be sunny, the low has moved off and towards the rockies there were clouds and sprinkles there now it is clear, so moving off, look at the moisture there, almost the entire country covered by clouds except for us, look at that, 30s, 40s and low 50s, but walnut creek 40 and farefield 41, clear skies except for patchy fog so a cold morning, but sunny today, patchy fog, fort bay, maybe a puff of a breeze but cool and mild on the high temperatures again these high temperatures don't last long so low 60s, mid-60s, upper 60s, clear lake 68, vacaville, pittsburgh as well

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