>> it brings a lot of the bad things that come with more people that are traveling in your system >> b.a.r.t stat says crime is up almost every where else. plus, the district says it is also focused on safety. the spokesperson says they are trying to distract from the real issue. >> let's be clear. it is not safety. it is money. they want raises we simply can't afford >> b.a.r.t says it is a smoke screen. >> when you have people that are killed on the job. when you have 99 workers that were asalted in the last three years, 1,100 passengers assaulted in the last three years, that's indicative of a significantty problem that b.a.r.t refuses to address. >> the public responds because they want a safer system and we want a safer system and we are working towards that. >> reporter: both sides say they do want to address safety. the question is whether or not they will do that at the negotiating table. live in lafayette, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> not everybody got the word that the strike was off. nearly a dozen showed up before dawn. >> i was expecting to help b.a.r.t out, just pick up the people and take them where they needed to go. >> b.a.r.t planned to have nearly 100 buses available today for its free shuttle service. not clear why some of those drivers weren't told to stand down. a move by governor jerry brown bought a little more time. he appointed an independent panel. our phil matier says this 7 day cooling off period may not be the governor's last move. >> reporter: that's right. the we is will this be a game changer. here is the story. >> give it up soon. and if they don't give it up soon. we'll be striking here until june. >> this was a scene today after governorrier reimbursements' brown at b.a.r.t's request put the breaks on a possible second strike and instead called on an independent panel to find out why the two sides can't come to an agreement. >> it was the only way to keep the trains running monday morning. >> the unions, however felt p blind sided by the governor's move. >> the last day we strength 9:23: 9:00 -- spent from 9:00 in the morning until 11:00 at night and they only gave 15 minutes or less on the issue >> given the damage a second b.a.r.t strike could have caused the region, the call for a cool down wasn't unexpected. >> we're looking for a break down in collective bargaining. >> sources close to the talks tell kpix that while there appeared to be some movement on how much workers should pay for health care, the two sides remain far apart on wages and b.a.r.t's demand that the workers begin paying into their pension. so now the panel will take a look. what they will do is look at the issues that divide the party and analyze if the character of the negotiations to date and give the governor a recommendation on what they think he should do. >> this will not cut the deal, but it will give the parties the time to cut the deal. >> but, if in a week the two sides are still far apart, then the governor could call for a 60 day cooling off period that would keep the trains running into at this point, however, no one has set a date for new talks. >> this is new territory. we're not sure. the mediators were supposed to get back to us. >> maybe we don't need to get to the governor having to decide whether to do a cooling off. we're hoping we can get to the table and hash out those differences. >> reporter: the first thing the panel is doing is holding a public hearing which they will publicly go over both b.a.r.t's offer. in the newsroom phil matier kpix 5 news. >> we will continue to monitor the situation. you can get the very latest 24 hours a day at kpix.com/b.a.r.t. it's not just b.a.r.t we will be watching for strike updates. ac transit workers are also threatening to walk off the job. the union is delivering a strike notice today. the official notice that a strike could happen at 12:01 wednesday morning. union members have been without a contract sense june. christin ayers is following the talks in oakland, and we will have more. this early morning truck fire derailed the bay bridge commute all day. this is what the bay bridge toll plaza looked like at noon, a parking lot. check out the scene at 2:00. gridlock. it was not until closer to 4:00 o'clock that at least the car pool lane showed some movement. ken bastida with a look at how things are going. >> reporter: yeah, allen. i heard people describe it as a nightmare. people were not asleep, though. they had to live through this two or three hours to cross the bay bridge. a lot of them ran out of gas in the weirdest places. other pimozided to get out and argue -- other people decided to get out and argue with each other. other people said what the heck, i am going to the bathroom. that's how we behaved as commuters on the bay bridge. can't blame everybody, though. this is something that happened in san francisco this morning. >> 5:45 a.m. this trucker notices something is not right. >> i felt a wobbling on the front tires. then the passenger side front tire blew out. >> mata pulls over and sees flames shooting from his eni didn't know come partment >> i saw flames coming from the windshield wiper hose. i grabbed the fire extinguisher. >> someone captured this video on his cell phone. >> we heard the blowout. it couldn't have been but two minute and then all of a sudden the whole thing was engulfed. >> i grabbed the extinguisher, but it was nothing i could do. >> it took firefighters an hour to get the fire under control. the fire shut down two lanes bringing traffic to a stand still all day. and it's not over yet. >> we have caltran here and they are going to be looking for damage once the vehicle is removed. >> who would ever think b.a.r.t would come to the rescue, but it did. check out the car pool lane. there's two vehicles coming down wide e. fast track lanes running good. these guys are still in a good mood. they're all laughing and waving. some of them waving different signs than other people. we apologize for that. allen, back to you. >> thanks. yesterday, before the one year anniversary of chevron's fire. chevron will pay $2 million in fine after they sent toxic smoke into the sky last year. 15,000 people went to local hospitals. 19 employees were injured. kpix 5's ann notarangelo spoke with the district attorney pact why this settlement is so -- district attorney about why this settlement is so unusual. >> reporter: thed -- mark pete r.son called this settlement historic. >> he pled no contest to six criminal charges. that is very rare in the state of california. probably even nationally. >> the settlement with thed and state attorney general's office con--d and state attorney general's office confirmed they committed violations. it also failed to correct deficiencies in equipment and failed to prevent employee exposure to hazardous conditions. investigations have determines the cause was fired by a failed corroded pipe that had been semid for placement several times over the previous deck day. while chevron says they have now inspected 16,000 pieces of pipeline, in this statement chevron agrees to inspect every piece to make sure it has not worn down. >> there may be people critical of this and said you should have got more money. it's not about the money. that isn't what we're trying to achieve here. we're trying to achieve a safe refinery. we think we have achieved that or we will hold them accountable to being safer. >> in a written statement today, chevron tended to focus on what it has done since the fire. saying they spent nearly 2 million hours repairing the unit. it also says it is conducting a comprehensive inspection of the refinery. chevron says we have reimbursed we community members and local government agencies for medical and response related cost. goes on to say they are implementing a multiple dollar expansion of its air monitoring system. >> reporter: this does not end chevron's legal challenges, though. the city of richmond are pursuing civil lawsuits. with those lawsuits in mind, i should point out that today chevron pled no contest to these charges. that is not the same as pleading guilty. ann notarangelo kpix 5. >> chevron now begins a three and a half year probation. they will be required to prove inspections are being carried out and employees are being better trained. checking headlines around the bay area. a pot left unattended on the stove being blamed for a san jose apartment fire that left 20 people without a home. flames broke out about midnight on the city's west side. firefighters say those flames quickly spread to several units. fortunately nobody was hurt. fbi agents investigating a series of bank rob i reimbursementses believe the robbers may have surfaced again. this photo shows one of three men authority esiason believe are behind those armed robberies. just last week, multiple banks in san francisco's richmond and lake side neighborhood were hit. authorities captured these surveillance photos from banks that were robbed in june saying these men could be behind the recent crimes cruz the company that provided ambulance service has filed for bankruptcy protection. arizona-based rural metro filed for chapter 11 yesterday just days after it made good on more than $2 million in fines and other payments that it owed the county. the filing includes a deal with lenders that will allow the company to keep operating as normal. although it is $22,000 for the full day program, there are many programs out there that are in the same ballpark. >> for some people they are talking a year salary for preschool. what parents get if they can afford it. the power ball jackpot rolls over into near record territory. what we're learning about one local winner who is now a millionaire. traffic on the bay bridge today was really slow, but the marine layer moving back in over the bay bridge, that is really quick. clouds are already badge -- already back. any change in the marine layer? got the answer, coming up. nothing natural about it. we'll hear the reviews for a burger born in a laboratory. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, send your 3 or 4 year old to preschool? how about a 22- thousand dollar tuition? that's the price of the harr ool... open how much would you pay to send your 3 or 4-year-old to preschool? how about $22,000 a year. that's the price of a new preschool opening. kpix 4's mark sayer gives us a look inside and shows us why the program is so expensive. mark. >> reporter: well, elizabeth, while the sticker shock may be hard to get over, the people we -- behind the sticker price believe it is termly worth the price. >> it may look like a college, but if you take a closer look, you will notice toy trucks and a sand dune. on the inside, well supplied cottage style classrooms. >> although it is $22,000 for the full day program, there are many programs out there that are still in the same ballpark. >> andrea heart is the director. she says the price tag is justify for the comprehensive educational and early childhood development program being offered here. >> accused dings are something that are focused -- accused dings -- academics are focused on, but there are other things. parents tell us about the many experiences they will be able to have. >> we are in one of the preschool classrooms. >> what does your money buy? for one, small age specific classes with no more than 12 students each, and those students will rotate to specialized rooms from everything to art and music or s.t .e .m. or art, music and math. >> the young child is a natural scientist in the way they approach the world. >> robin stone is the s.t .e .m. specialest. she believes it is never too early for the kids to learn about the world around them. >> even thed toler who drop --ed toddler who drops the spoon is learning about gravity. they are learning about programs that are natural interest to them. >> the school is on eight acres. parker has remodeled the facility and says there is definitely a market for high end preschool. >> the parents are asking for a high quality program they can believe in. >> reporter: now, doesn't school runs from kindergarten through high school. some of the people enrolled here at the preschool level will continue on through that private school. this school is open to anyone. all you have to do is be able to afford it. >> be able to write the check. mark, is there still space available at the preschool? >> reporter: private -- believe it or not, there is space. they haven't opened officially. they don't know exactly how many or 4-year-olds they will get. you have some extra money in your checkbook, maybe this is for you. >> the facilities are beautiful. mark, thank you. no power ball winner. this week's jackpot, the third biggest. one lady bought her ticket and missed the power ball. she said she will use her $1.1 million prize to send her kid to that expensive preschool. no, no. she's going to buy a house and pay for year kid's education. >> money well spent. put in a good spot. or maybe take a nice vacation. >> that's nice, still. >> the place is a bit warmer. been kind of chilly here. >> reporter: you can fly from the bay area to seattle right now or vancouver british columbia or portland. you would end up with warmer weather this week. that's how strange this pattern is. strange but true. the on a shore flow still strong. if you roll down the windows, you think washings it's chilly. they are probably not -- thinking, it's chilly. here is our view of the bay bridge from our roof top. low cloud cover has already moved back in. fog and drizzle once again. livermore and gillroy, two of the spots that claude your way to the low 80s. nappa you only hit 75. san jose, your normal is 85. you only hit 75. this particular pattern is certainly not a wet one. this is our second driest month of the year. i have been counting for you. 41 consecutive days. coming up on six straight weeks with no widespread measurable rainfall, but we have been chilly because of the low pressure sitting in the perfect spot to give us an on shore flow. we have a northwest flow. it is a little bit drier. you have a flow of air southwest that really drags the cloud cover. it will carry it all the way inland. are places like concord, pleasantton, you have been starting off like that as well. temperatures will bottom out coming up on wednesday with temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees below average away from the water. san jose, you're 75. oakland, 66. concord 77. everybody with morning cloud cover and fog. lofts of drizzle near the bay. afternoon highs. vallejo, how about 68 for you. fairfield 79. mountain view, 74. pacifica 60 degrees. wednesday we begin a slow climb out. we will make it back to the low 80s. mid-80s by the weekend. anywhere near the bay not even hitting 70 for the next seven days. once again, it's not cold, but this is not normal for us. typically a little bit warmer. >> thank you. out of the kitchen and into the laboratory >> i was expecting the texture to be more soft. >> we'll give you a little taste of the test tube hamburger. warning to teenagers. watch what you post on social immediate california why some -- media. why some students complain new restrictions go too far. ,,,, [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ new research shows even one fruit drink a day coul at risk for parents, you might want to hold off on pouring a cup of juice for your children. new research is showing even one fruit drink a day could put preschoolers at risk for obesity. they came to the conclusion after studying 9,604 and-year- olds. >> they get sugar but not prostudent actual -- protein. it makes them hungrier. >> the american academy of pediatrics recommend limiting use for children younger than 6. an estimated 23 million american children are considered overweight or obese. well, it may look like a hamburger, but that's where the similarity ends. kpix's mike sugerman on the burger cooked in a test tube >> it is what's for dinner at frankenstein's house >> born from one stem cell. it's mother of test tube, father of petri dish. >> from one cell, 40 billion cells. 40billion cells in that little hamburger. >> cheese burger. >> the idea is we humans like real cheese burgers a lot and will probably keep eating them. >> this is just to show we can do it. the technology is there. >> if you have the money. the first burger cost $330,000. make it down to $30 pound. apparently it didn't even taste that good. >> i was expecting the texture to be more soft as you bite into it. >> it was not love at first bite. then there was the ik factor. >> it was less greasy. >> there is someone group very much in favor of the thing. cows. >> don't expect to be serving up stem cell hamburgers soon. they say it could take 10 to 20 years. mike sugerman kpix. >> researchers hope that by adding fat cells they can make it taste better. coming up in our next half hour, new information about what set off a worldwide travel alert. the information intercepted, and why government leaders are taking it so seriously. early part driver on a deadly rampage. what we're learning about the young man behind the wheel, and the young newly wed he is accused of killing. >> the last seven months has been a nightmare. the verdict is in for one of baseball's biggest stars. how long a-rod will be benched for using performance-enhancing drugs. ,, do you see the 10% back in points, aw baby, i'm seeing triple again. plus another 10%, plus free shipping? yeah. you're good. this is the member triple play deal. this is sears. >> i think what this latest threat highlights is that there are still threats out there, and we need appropriate rules to track people that are trying to douse harm. tonight, new information about exactly what you that threat was that closed embassies and prompted a worldwide travel warning. the message between top al- qaida leaders threatening a large scale attack. >> chairman of the joint chief of staff arrived at the state department monday to discuss the terror threats. sources tell cbs use u.s. officials are acting on intercepted mess -- messages. the communications suggested a plot to attack western targets is underway and terrorist are ready to carry it out. >> we believe it is significant and we are taking it seriously for that reason. >> embassies will remain closed through saturday with bead up security. the state department says postal receipts have been closed without of an abundance of caution with the goal of getting them back open. >> we have to balance the need versus the security on the ground. we will continue to make those decigs going forward. >> a travel alert is in effect for citizens traveling abod. expert tom sanderson says all western culture could be a target. >> staying away from those institutions and businesses that are represent have of america at this point given the warning and given the response. >> france, holland, germany and the uk also have embassy closures in the rei don't know. marly hall cbs news the state department. >> yemen is behind several plots including the attempt to blow up a plane. concerns of a possible attack of san francisco and new york beefing up their police presence. security will be stepped up at landmark, religious sites and embassies. leaders in both cities say there is no specific information leading to that decision. they say they are just handling the terror threats with the t most caution. >> there are various buildings that are critical infra structures. those are just some of the places that we're going to make sure our police presence is felt. >> we always encourage our visitors whether they be on the or on our transit operation, if they see something, say something. >> san francisco police say they will monitor various areas of the city and determine whether additional resources might be necessary. the man they caused of using his car during a deadly rampage has had numerous run- ins with the law. police in santa monica say 38- year-old nathan campbell have been arrested in colorado, florida, georgia and california in the last 11 years. all the arrests were for relative limy there offenses like trespassing and shoplifting. but the biggest question surrounding campbell's attack is why he did it. cbs reporter dave lopez has more. >> according to police, one hour after nathan lewis campbell shown here on the video plowed into 12 people, he asked one of them where he surrender how many people did i hit. another camera captured the moment as campbell was driving wildly, sometimes at speeds of 60 miles an hour. >> everyone is mad at this guy. there spending cuts one of the best places in los angeles to be. >> until saturday, police and residents agree nothing like this had ever happened along the board walk. this is the mug shot of a man named nathan lewis campbell. same birthday of the man in consist difficult police will not confirm if this is the same man. his personal information matches that of a nathan campbell with a history of arrest. police do confirm that math is a transit from denver who had been living out of his car. today along the boardwalk the memorial grew for the woman who was killed. the 32-year-old newly wed from italy who was in veenas with her husband enjoying a walk along the boardwalk. >> he swerved back towards her and purposely hit her. she the flew 10 feet in the air and landed there. >> nearly all of campbell's moves were captures on video. this morning detectives went into this, the shirt shop and took video from this camera. which, according to the man who saw the video clearly shows a body on the hood of the car as campbell was driving wildly down the boardwalk. >> that was cbs' dave lopez. in addition to the woman who died, 11 were hurt. campbell remains in custody on a million dollars bail. mcalister on the purpose behind this new social media policy. >> students can't wait to sign their name on this form. >> in my hand i have at least 300 signatures. >> that's because they are being forced to seen one they don't like. >> it is forcing you to sign it without forcing you to sign it. >> students have no choice but to agree to the mandated social media contract if they want to join a club or play a sport. >> right now they have to sign that contract in order to participate. >> the contract has three key rules addressing what is not acceptable to post online. profane or inappropriate remarks, creating serious danger of another student and engaging in cyber bullying. students don't even have to type out profanity or make a threat. just a click of the mouse or a tap on their phone can get them suspended as well. >> hold students accountable for not liking a bullying statement or facebook not retweeting a bullying statement or doing anything that would otherwise be considered bullying. >> students say the contract goes beyond bullying. >> it is covering anything we talk about, anything we say about anyone could be interpreted. >> lawyers for the school district approve the language. >> what do we want? >> privacy. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> we want to send the message. we want to let them know this is not tolerate t. >> very few schools have a social media contract. when cyber bully takes place local police department takes care of it. >> other schools do not have those type of contracts. however, if students are caught bully online, police may get involved. twitter, tracking down on abusive behavior. it's created a new button to help users report threats and violence. this is all in response to recent rapes and bomb threats tweeted to female politicians and journalist in the u k. the abuse button is currently available on mobile versions of twitter and will be added on the web and other applications by next month. amazon.com founder is buying the washington post and other newspapers for $250 million. he is buying the paper as an individual and amazon is not involved. the post chairman and ceo says he is uniquely a good owner. the newspaper famously broke the water gate scandal. he says he understands the post's unique role in washington sanes its values won't change. the dirk of drinking on the road is not limited to drivers. the startling statistic that shows how pedestrians are putting themselves at risk. southern californias on health care coverage. the message deliver today from washington, that impact. ,,,, excuse me, sir i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did 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"don't drink and walk." national highway traffic sa data says drinking and walkg can be just as deadly. 35 percent of pedestrians kd in 20-11 had b we've all heard don't drink and drive. how about don't drink and walk. national data safety says drinking and walking could be just as deadly. 35 pedestrian killed in 2011 had blood alcohol levels above the legal driving limit. and of the pedestrians ages 25 to 34 who were killed were alcohol impaired. only 44% of today's teens have their first license within 12 months of eligibility. 54% of teens get their driver's license before 18. 20 years ago, more than two thirds of teens were legally driving before 18. aaa says one of the reasons teens wait is because they don't have a car. obamacare is poised to take another giant step apartment a powerful lawmaker visited the area to drive home that point. >>ed to u.s. senator was on a mission. first, she toured a community health care clinic in oakland. then, the start threw a press conference where she talked about obamacare and performed rhetorical surgery on those who seek to repeal ited in just this past friday republicans in the house voted for the 40th time to dismantle the law. another pointless vote. >> a lot of riding on california when it comes to obamacare. the state is heavily invested to make sure it works. beginning october first, individuals and small businesses can shop on the exchange for a policy. more than 2 million californians will qualify for a subsidy. >> families making a certain amount of money. >> one big unknown, young healthy americans. will enough of them enroll in the exchange to keep the financial structure working. she seems to think yes. >> i think that once the young people see thed a vantages just as they do when they get auto insurance, they wouldn't think twice about getting behind the wheel without insurance, i think we're going to be okay. >> also at the conference, mcalister. her 7-year-old date was born with an immune disorder. under obamacare the daughter can now get insurance. her mom who was uninsured can't wait to sign up. >> i can't wait until october where i can go in and i can market shop for coverage. i can afford it. >> also, under obamacare, community health care clinics such as the one senator boxer visited in oakland received grants to expand their facilities so they can serve more patients. to find out if you qualify, go to kpix.com. click on news links and numbers. right answer, wrong spelling. how this 12-year-old's tough break has left thousands questioning jeopardy's rules. here is the weather question for you. not all sunny days are created equal. what have we done in the bay area for 10 straight days and likely will for an additional seven? i'll have the answer in your forecast, coming up. i'm dennis o'donnell live in pleasant hill. the hammer comes down on 12 major league ball players. we will tell you who. and, how this ipad is changing jim harbaugh's life. we'll tell you live, coming up. ,,,,,,,, for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. 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[ man ] mission accomplished. and im dennis o'donnell livt time for the kpix 5 sports report live from pleasant hill. cbs evening dennis. >> reporter: the past 27 years, they have been putting on a golf tournament that benefits the special olympics. 14 of those 27 years, scott wagner has been in charge of raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. i went to high school with him. he said, dennis, can you come out, help us raise money. that's what we're doing here. alex rodriguez, the big story. he will play tonight in chicago, but major league baseball has suspended rodriguez through the 2014 season. it begins on thursday to give a- rod time to go through an appeals process. in the meantime, the yankees plan on using him. this is the longest nongamble suspension in major league baseball history. >> at some point, we will give our case. i'm sure there's been mistakes made along the way. we're here now. i'm a human being. i have had two hip surgeries, two knee surgeries. i'm fighting for my life. i have to defend myself. if i don't, no one else will. >> 12 other players suspended for 50 games. nelson cruz of the rangers, johnny peralta. voglesong with strong words for those who were suspended. >> the penalty finally came down for a-rod and the othersments your opinion. >> i think it's a good day for baseball for the simple fact when it happens, the guy is accepting 506 game suspension. things are kind of calm right now. i think it's good what they did for the game because they have to send a message. even though 506 games seem to be a lot, i still don't think it is enough. i think if you just tell the players if you test positive you get paid no further than the day you test positive. for me, that's the only way you will clean it up. >> you're talking about the players need to get the message. do you think they'll finally get the message now? >> i hope so. i was having a conversation with victor conte. he said assed aviansed -- assed a -- as ed aviansed as medicine is, people can take it and it be out of their system the next day. when you have it where things like cabrera comes back and gets paid more money when he comes back, that is sending a terrible message. >> doing a great job. >> thank you, dennis. >> he appears from pleasant hill. the magic of television. jim harbaugh has implemented ipad technology in the locker room this year just as the kpix sports department did a year ago. no longer will you see players carrying the huge binders. now they get the ipad. harbaugh says every play is at the tip of their fingers. allows players to think football all the time. >> the biggest thing is the video. they can walk around, down load today's practice and watch it wherever they are. they find time off. they just want to chill. get the ipad out, start watching some football video. sometimes guys complain about it, what do i do with my down time. got nothing to do. sitting here staring at the four walls. you know, where do i go. what do i do. get out the ipad and start watching video. that's how i chill now. sit on the couch and watch the ipad. >> football. >> it's not for words with friends. >> no. you eat, sleep, breathe football. don't look at the wall. >> we have football coming up. 49ers going to play the preseason opener thursday night at 6:00 peyton manning and the broncos. >> love that football is back on. >> the end of my sports career. >> he is a renaissance man. see you at 11:00. call 1-800-progressive. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? 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