our top story this morning. bart workers are on strike. no trains are running this morning. here s a live look at the bay bridge. over to the golden gate bridge and then the san mateo bridge talks broke down yesterday between the unions and management. commuters are looking for a plan b this morning. we want to start with kron four s will tran live from 20th and broadway in oakland. i was here and back in july and i can t tell you that the lines are getting much longer and sooner. you can see people in line the buses come along and it barely makes a dent. here is the video at 5:30 a.m.. after we got off the air, a bus pulled up. look at how awful this was was what it came. people have learned that station hop on the bustling. this buzz was so full of people that some people menaced to hop on and many others were told that they were to fall and was not safe for them to stand. that work left waiting for the next bus to our dry. if you concede there are more people here and
first it was bart. now it could be ac transit s turn as the agency is threatening to walk of the job. kron 4 s will tran is live in downtown oakland to tell us what the governor plans to do. again. to prevent a strike. you should worry about a because late last night the governor steps then to ask for a cooling off. he must be on fire. he different bart and now he will do it for ac transit. this is the government s right to do so. here is a video and we do know how important this is. 180,000 daily riders. without this people state that they cannot get to their destinations. a few minutes ago i had a chance to talk to a bus rider and this is what he had to separate i take is all the and just being greedy. these people are not complaining brea this is all set up the is. you heard him say that it ac transit is great right in front of the bus driver s face. he stated that he is glad that the governor has stepped in. is it does not work out, as we learned of for there is not
nimitz freeway at hayward. an earlier supreme accident still backing up the traffic of the way up to 238 and slowing down the ride heading down to the nimitz freeway. darya: thanks a lot george. so first it was bart we got through that and now ac transit s turn. kron4 s will tran is live in downtown oakland to tell us about this threat of a strike. mark: well if he doesn t step and we are looking at the right to strike if you re an ac transit bus driver. because it does expire at midnight tonight. for we saw kron4 and ac transit is to so many writers as far as a.c. transit without the bart each day 180,000 people ride ac transit and is so important to many of them because they can hop on board because bart does not work the overnight hours to lay solely rely on the buses to get around we have a chance to talk to one of the riders. here s what he had to say of the importance of the buses being available. : i ll probably have to ride my bike : a judge will look at the propo
in richmond. 44 currently in sunnyvale. what we are expecting plenty of sunshine later today with the temperatures at about 07 days in los gatos campbell and out of ballots appeared 40 degrees and evergreen this afternoon. and i 734 livermore. now that san francisco coming in at about 64 degrees today and we are looking at mainly low seventies in the north bay. pipeline 70 in napa. allied will take a look at the 7 day around the bay will will continue to see the cooling trend or the week and appeared allied several communities come together to honor the teenagers sat on fire on an a-z transit bus earlier this week. it is being called the rainbow road. teachers from sequoia elementary school put rainbow ribbons on every bus stop signs along the macarthur boulevard in oakland. it is to show their support for the teenager and to which a speedy recovery. the records are designed to help make him feel better and to send a message at that public spaces me to be safe for e
filipino populations in the united states. reporter: the devastating effects were from the central part of the country. there is no electricity, food, or water. there is no water. there are no lights. there is no electricity. houses, they have no light and water. most of the airports are damaged. the airport is wiped out. the only thing that can go there are helicopters. they are having problems getting the good to him. we are able to reach people through main cities. you can help. most airports heading to other provinces are crowded so we can get help to everyone. it was horrible. we were in manila, so we were not hit. people are trying to help. it is rugged to see the country behind. everyone is trying to help relatives however they can. reporter: a lot of people said they will go home, get a good night sleep and try and meet up with other people from the philippines and help out with the relief effort. team coverage, the outpouring has been massive. tonight kro