this is in san jose. coming up in minutes, janine de la vega will tell us why firefighters suspect homeless people may have started this fire. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it s wednesday january 14th. i m tori campbell. i m dave clark. it s chilly. last days favored the north and today it s the valley fog. wrapping back in towards fairfield, pleasant hill, martinez. if you get that fog, it will be a cold pattern. stuck in that fog. it will retreat but it s going to keep some of these high temperatures in the 50s. other areas will get the benefit of that east wind and that means temperatures will be mild to warm, especially bayside and coast. 38 livermore. a little east breeze there. fairfield, 39. 30s for napa, novato, also mountain view and redwood city. oakland airport is 32. danville, san ramon, antioch, 30s. low 40s in there as well. that s the east breeze at fairfield. it comes right back over the delta and concord showing a northwest. they had an east
ten-inch section of track can cause so much trouble and behind me the 16th street station which surprisingly at this point, and we were expecting there might be based on prognostications earlier today. bart was saying four to six hours to fix it as you said now they do have it fixed and they expect full service by 4:00, but earlier today, what a mess. this is as close as we or any bart riders got to witnessing track repairs today. equipment passing through the 16th street station and worked with ten-inch crack that turned bay area or rapid transit stations into not so rapid ones. it s a gap in the rail, a piece broke off and it s laying right next to the rail. it happened at around 9:30 this morning on rail line that connects san francisco and the peninsula with the east bay. i ve been here for 40 minutes. before the day ended kate ming would be there longer than that. the delay forced bart to run only one track all of the way through san francisco turning the act o
was dealing with delays. you can see traffic sailing right problems. let s go live to laura anthony with the story. laura? reporter: hi dan. as wayne said, things also here look pretty normal. earlier today it was anything but. we found tour firsts and giants fans even australian runners who were caught by surprise. that s where we re going today. accustomed to running against the clock members of an australian track team contemplated missing their flight to sfo due to bart delays. a little bit stressed but we re hoping that the track will clear out and the train will be running through. we just got on the first train possible and, yeah, i think we ll have to cover pretty expensive cab fair in a little while. we do apologize for the delay. giants fans trying to head west for a day game were left wondering what the first pitch would be like without them. first pitch is in about 11 minutes. yeah it is. we re going to miss it. we are, but that s what happens, y
their parking lot as an opportunity to increase the revenue for the team to be competitive with all of the other big market teams around the country. reporter: still he says voters could go for it. they have to balance affordable housing they have to balance open space. they have to balance the issues that are important to the people of san francisco. we re looking at some revisions to the plan. we re not sure what the timeline is going to be yet. in the meantime, seems like it s going over as well as any political commercial. it does seem like people are enjoying themselves. that s just the point. they want the public to get the idea that this could be more than just a parking lot. but the plan they have in mind is a lot a lot more. will the voters go for it? remains to be seen. but let s not forget there s also the giants for the first major league baseball team to build their own stadium with their own money. phil, it this thing moves forward and they put tha
after 8:00 this morning. four hours late, but the damage was already done. and this is just the latest trouble for bart. the transit agency has dealt with a series of problem this is year include it would go strikes and even a train fire. ktvu s alex savage in oakland with a push back for riders and how bart might be able to repair its tarnished image. bart certainly in a lot of trouble that computerish snarled this morning s commute computer issue snarled many people s attitude. bart is still in a lot of trouble. i d be on the alternative if there was one. many riders are ready to hop off the train for good. kelly jackson says two strikes and then today s system shut down is about all she can take. they ve broken the three strike rule so i m looking for an alternate solution permanently. engineers were looking to fix the issue that triggered the system wide outage but the more difficult job is repairing bart s battered image. bart has to set the reset butto