spokesperson talks about safety like she is been out there part she has never been out there. our members have been out there every day. for christmas, newt year's eve, you name it wahl they are having thanksgiving wheat are out there and they have to pay us over time. >> reporter: you can hear that he is very upset and frustrated about the status of the negotiations. there is a harsh reality that they offer authoriz that they would give the public a 72 hour notice which is friday morning. back here at the hook quarters they are going to be taking a break at 5:00 p.m. they will take a dinner break and then take another negotiation. coming up on kron 4 news at 6:00 p.m. what to the have today about the status? we will have that coming up at 6:00 p.m. reporting in oakland, terisa the stock show, kron 4 news. >> pam: terisa estacio, thank you. the shutdown would create a nightmare. kron 4's maureen kelly takes a look at just how bad it could get. >> look for some people it's really going to be tough >> reporter: randy rentschler with the metropolitian transportation comiission says that the bay areas other trains buses and ferries will only be able to absorb about one quarter of the 200-thousand people that ride bart every day. that means about 150- thousand people could end up getting in their cars to get to work. making some commutes rougher than others. the bay bridgewill likely bare the brunt of it.but some of that load will most definitely shift. bite >> if you were driving on the san mateo bridge every day anything to you are going to be immune you might want to think again. it is going to be very crowded. the same on the san rafael bridge. >> reporter: and be prepared for the peak considerably. >> right now, the peak of heavy traffic starts at 6:00 a.m.. and it would ease of depending on where you are but those concessions would be later on and the commuters going to be difficult all day long. >> reporter: he says it's hard to tell if a strike in 2013 will be comparable to what happened during the 1997 labor dispute.this time aroundbart is at an all time high in terms of ridership.but that's not the only thing that's differen t >> the roads are much different than they are it then. and we have more people working as well. i am not so sure what happened in 1997 is going to be a accurate prediction of 2013. we just to not know. >> reporter: >> pam: that was maureen kelly reporting. >> pam: san francisco pride starts this weekend. and after wednesday's historic rulings from the u- s supreme court. paving the way for same sex marriage in california. a record number of people are expected to kron 4's justine waldman is live along the parade route on market street. with details on police plans for keeping the event safe justine. >> reporter: pam, after the boston bombings and a large gathering creates extra security concerns for police. this pride parade on market street on sunday is no exception. organizers are expecting 1 million people to organize and with nancy pelosi and sphenekamela harris there is going to be even a higher consequence to say something. if you see something? say something. >> there are going to be an increase on officers working on feet, plainclothes officers, uniformed officers. and everybody as available and to make sure that everybody is safe. >> reporter: out here live, police say that they're going to be monitoring several lives security cameras along the parade route. one at the beginning, one at the end. a bomb sniffing k-9 unit will also be used. there are no significant threats that have been placed on any of the san francisco pride festivities. they are making sure that this stays safe and enjoyable. it starts on market street. and grant is standing by on the parade route. >> pride parade starts sunday morning at 10:30 here at the corner of market and beale streets in downtown san francisco. but streets will close at 7:30 sunday morning. the crowd will head west on market street.with the parade ending at market and eighth streets. worth noting here.muni's f- line that uses the market street tracks will not be running during the parade. the parade is expected to last until around 2:30 sunday afternoon. market street will be open again when things are cleared up. it is worth noting that the muni 'f ' line will not be running during disclosure. >> pam: a beautiful day. this is a live look outside at san francisco. pretty warm today but hot weather is coming our way. and our chief meteorologist, jacqueline bennett? >> jacqueline: hot! it is going to be so hot for the inland valleys there is already a heat advisory. with an excessive heat advisory in effect with '90s as what we expected. 91 degrees in concord. 94 were in concord. the south-bay, 94 -- in antioch. we're also seeing some nine these for the north-bay. and even triple digits in napa. warmer in san francisco, 73 degrees. it is going to get even warmer and out the day tomorrow the temperatures in the '70s by 8:00 a.m. the lunch hour, temperatures are already going to be into the '90s. it will already be 94 degrees in fairfield as we go for the 2:00 p.m. hour those triple digits through the central valley. indicated by the pink. temperatures still in the 60s but 80s and 90s tomorrow and even warmer for the weekend. more on that hot weekend forecast, coming up. >> catherine: a judge today denied bail for former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. in a stunning fall from grace - hernandez faces first degree murder charges in the death of a friend. but the real shocker today.he's reportedly also being investigated in the murder of two boston men last year. the former patriots tight end stood quietly in court today.as attorneys argued over whether he's a flight risk. prosecutors say aaron hernandez orchestrated the execution of a friend june 17th -- semi pro player odin lloyd. hernandez's lawyer argued thursday that the case against him is circumstantial. but prosecutors say they have plenty of evidence. saying surveillance video taken from hernandez's own home security system showed the football player with a that text messages showed he picked up lloyd in a car he had rented. and that more surveillance video captured the car arriving and leaving the crime scene. lloyd's body was found in a remote area of an industrial park - not far from hernandez's home. as for a motive. >> "the two of them had gone to a club on friday night. they ended up spending the whole night together and there were certain things that happened during the night that he was upset about and now didn't trust the victim." >> catherine: newspaper reports thursday had more to say on a possible motive. saying hernandez is also being investigated now for a 2012 double homocide. and that investigators suspect that his friend might have been killed because he knew too much. prosecutors aren't talking publicly yet about any possible connection to that double murder in boston. meantime.this scene.shot on someone's cell phone. you can hear fans chanting "innocent" -- as hernandez was being taken from court in a sheriff's van. the judge denied bail. >> pam: major immigration reform passes a major hurdle. we'll break down the so called border security act. and tell you the challenges it still faces -- ahead. >> catherine: but first, the george zimmerman trial. the neighborhood watch volunteer accused of killing an unarmed teenager. a key witness wraps up testimony -- but not before the defense points out holes in her story. that's ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? 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