Reporter here is a little bit of the fall we were talking aboutfog. Reporter right now the to the to stand and upper 50s to restore and lower 60s for Mountain View and san jose and 61 San Francisco 55. Reporter a mild afternoon with the cloud cover when it starts to break up here is how we warmer temperatures by high at around 66 for the bay and 75 m 184 going on in the mid afternoon. Robin winston no problems were in the way across the Golden Gate Bridge into one hour of the north bay if you have to use the know the problem a live look at the Richmond San Rafael bridge 580 west so far is hot spot for him no major accidents ron our richmond into the north and it will be a good come you checking in on the east bank a nice ride on the nimitz know the problems if you need to travel out of small down to the south bank of those of you have to get into high wherefore. James the police and as infinity arrived on scene and found a man suffering from stab wounds he was taken to hospital the con
Kevin ive fought wildfires for twenty years. Heres the reality we face every day. This is a crisis. We need more firefighters, more equipment, better Forest Management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. And we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. Thats why cal fire firefighters, the American Lung association, and the California Democratic Party Support prop 30. Prevent fires. Cut emissions. And cleaner air. Yes on 30. Moving forward finding solutions. This is abc 7 news after the deadliest week of the year Oakland Police tonight with an urgent challenge find a different way to fight crime every resource that we can utilize will be utilized. I am worried about officer fatigue, but im also worried about safety in our community. The chief of police with a new strategy tonight designed to keep people safe, but the plans chances of success are up for debate. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. It has been a bloody week o
Clapper who has been monitoring the negotiations. They have been inside this building negotiating on and off for the last eight hours. The b. A. R. T. Negotiator says no one wants a strike to help but also tells me he doesnt think a deal is going to be made tonight. I feel good every day. The b. A. R. T. Mappingment and the two unions representing b. A. R. T. Workers went into negotiations at 10 00 this morning, hopeful. Both sides are still meeting so thats positive. Reporter theyre working against the strike deadline. At issue, salary, pension, and benefits. We have to get a real information to the table, do what we need to do. After two hours of talks they parted ways for a lunch break. Our intent is to get it done. The board and management, nobody wants a strike, im sure the unions dont either. This Union Negotiator did not offer any update on blowing. No comment. But made it clear when they return they were too busy to eat. Actually we didnt eat. Caffeine. Do it do it diet of caff
B. A. R. T. Riders are anxious for an outcome, remembering last months b. A. R. T. Strike and the headache it made for their commute across the bay. I had to give myself at least an hour and a half, normally a 20 minute commute, and i would still be late. Even no matter which alternative, its going to be slammed. The lead b. A. R. T. Negotiator telling me his doesnt think a deal will be made tonight but does think talks will continue tomorrow. Well be here as long as theyre here and bring you developments as they happen. Abc7 news. Ama about 400,000 people ride b. A. R. T. Each day. Many of them were forced to drive during the strike in july. Though that was a holiday. If a strike happens monday, Metro Transportation officials expect 10 more traffic on the roadways. If the barret b. A. R. T. Workers walk off the job, ac transit will supplement transfer lines with additional buses to and from San Francisco to the best of their ability. They carry the bulk of riders a month ago during th