Going as well. Thank you for joining us on this monday morning september 23rd im pam cook. And im dave clark. Lets check your weather and traffic. Steve is right there. I am. Its the first full day of fall and it will be sunny. Everything has lifted to the north. We are not worried about anything expect for patchy low clouds. Low 50s. Mid 50s for most. Everyone is pretty close here. Coast bay inland getting that time of year where there is sometimes its not mucha spread. Sunny and warmer for fairfield today. We will start you off with 54 and end up with 81. As far as everything going to the north its really up near the oregon border. Not for us. Sunshine for us. Temps coming up from those 70s. 60s and 70s by the water. Here is sal. Steve, good morning. Right now traffic is doing pretty well. But its getting busier in some of the key spots. For example at the toll plaza we are looking at traffic that is beginning to fill this. Those metering lights should be on soon. Once that happens y
Season system is what we are dealing with and you can see on satellite here. It is dropping down from the coast of alaska and ushering in some cool air appeared it is a wet start to the week end and we will have a chance of thunderstorms this morning in north bay appeared we are expecting clear skies tonight and it would get pretty cold. Well take a look at that later in the forecast. As the bart contract negotiations drag on the Transit Agency is already teaching managers how to operate trains in the event of a strike appeared the training is taking place inside a vallejo warehouse appeared where bart managers have been learning or in some cases relearning how to operate trains appeared barred union says again today they are strongly opposed to the plan appeared it is reckless and dangerous. Theyre taken very likely what a train operator does spirit alive management would need final approval from above bart board of directors before managers cant run trains. Meanwhile negotiations wil
Members ignited fire in the ceiling and resulted in a stampede. Santa clara county firefighters were called to the cement plant on stevens boulevard just before 6 00 this morning. They were able to put the flames out without any injuries just before 8 00. Two hours it took them to put out the flames. Theres no word on what caused that industrial fire. One man is dead and a toddler wounded in two separate shootings . A violent night on the peninsula. Police are piecing together information in two separate locations, just blocks from one another in menlo park and east palo alto. They also occurred within an hour of each other. In the latest incident a victim died after being shot in the head at capital avenue and bell street. East Palo Alto Police identify the victim as 21yearold Lamont Coleman of east palo alto. And just blocks away at a mcdonalds Parking Lot Police also gathered clues in a shooting that left a 24yearold woman and her toddler wounded. Two people pulled up alongside the
She says they are still in negotiations and there is no timetable when the negotiations will stop. Again, that is good news because this week, for most of the week, both sides have been walking away from the table by about 9 00 this evening. That was not the case tonight. We saw Union Members walking in with luggage earlier in the morning. They have been negotiating about 12 hours. We were told the sides have exchanged proposals on the major issues, wages, pension. But at this time, no deal has officially been reached. Now, we dont know when talks are going to end tonight. And i also asked rick rice, the spokesperson for bart when negotiations will resume in the morning. He says he will be out here in the mid afternoon, but cannot give me a definite time when they be resume. But you can take away from tonight there is good news that both sides heading into midnight tonight are still in negotiations. Live in oakland, phillipe jegal, kron 4 news. Thank you phillipe. Many commuters will t