dan, carolyn? >> thank you. >>> for many of us halloween means carving the jack-o'-lanterns. >> look what they are doing in the tradition of the new york event going on. it is part of the annual great jack-o'-lantern blaze in new york. >> this event happens with more than 5,000 individually hand carved jack-o'-lanterns in a walk through experience. >> can you believe it? they are created by professional artists who make installations with these pumpkins. that's a lot of work. >> we want to see your photos. send them to you >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jennifer garner, david arquette, and music from arcade fire. with cleto and the cletones! and now, while we're at it, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome! thank you for watching. thank you for shog

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larry, carolyn? >> thank you. >>> in sports, the dodgers are trying to do what the giants did a year ago, come back against the cardinals. and starting lineups i promise you like you have never heard them before. >> number five, he absolutely loves katy perry. >>> looking for some offense, jim leyland shuffled his starting lineup starting game four against boston. he moved cabrera up to second and jackson dropped from lead off to eighth and it worked. doug fister on the mound and gave up one run. tigers up 2-0 and runners at the corners. a's nemesis tory hunter. they jump all over jake peavy. in the fourth miguel cabrera, two for four and hitting second in the order. scoring jackson and walked twice. tigers win it tieing it two games apiece. game five in detroit. 53,000 at dodger stadium. a little matinee action. 82 degrees and balmy. traffic and weather together on the 7's. they hit four homers and two by adrian gonzalez. in the fifth carl crawd ford and in the eighth aj ellis. dodge you ares hold o

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carolyn, dan? >> what a heartbreaker for the a's. >> but at least they have an opportunity to win at home. >> you are mr. optimism. that's good. we need that. was it fan interference? was it not? you have to see this. we are calling it the most amazing goal in sharks amazing goal in sharks history. [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. in dye troit. detroit. possible fan interference and a lost opportunity in the alds. lowry is going deep. a two-run bomb and the a's off to a 3-0 lead. and the way he was pitching at that point appeared to be plenty. in the fifth peralta muscles up a three-run homer. to the seventh and the contr

carolyn. >> thank you. lots of questions this morning. you just heard part of the bart radio transmissions immediately following that accident. here's more of what was said. >> bart emergency. bart emergency. >> bart emergency, go ahead. central. >> central, we just struck some individuals at -- be advised they may be bart employees. >> central is reporting an employee possibly struck by a train. sixteen decimal two on the c-1 between walnut street and pleasant hill. we are trying to get a better street location so we can start medical. >> these were the sixth and seventh bart employees killed on the job during their 41-year history. the last was james strickland who died to concord in 2008. he was inspecting a track when the train hit him from behind. at the time of that accident one track was closed and two trains were heading in opposite directions on a shared track. yesterday's accident came on the second day after bart union workers walked off the job during the contentious contract battle. abc7 news reporter john alston has more fro

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. tropical storm karen has weekend to a tropical depression and called off the louisiana coast but it still threatens to bring strong winds and heavy rains to vulnerable low-lying areas, especially in louisiana. it could pass through the area sometime today. we have a look at the preparations with abc news. >> reporter: the wind picking up. the rain moving in. tropical depression karen slowly, unimpressably making her way to the gulf coast. >> you would never expect it to be like this. we expected a lot worse. >> it was downgraded last night to a tropical storm but brings the threat of strong winds and storm surges up to three feet in this area. they say karen will not strengthen into a hurricane but the memory of the past furries causes people here to take precautions. >> we will have our guard up. we have had storms of that been like this of that hung around for days. >> a state of emergency is already declared for parts of the panhandle, alabama, mississippi and louisiana. some emerg

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. it happened at the uh rine do bart station and that's where alan wang is for us. alan, the train is still at the station? >> yes, you can see it behind me, carolyn. it is dead on the tracks tonight. that's because a 1200-pound part of the train melted off while they were fighting the fire. and now it is jammed under the train. they are using saws to cut it into pieces and firefighters say it could be awhile before they get it off the tracks. none of the passengers seemed to realize the bart train was on fire until they stepped off at the uh rine do station just after 6:00 p.m. >> came out and you can see the smoke. it was pretty dark. you could smell that there was a definite burning rubber. >> one passenger shot this photo of smoke coming from the train as passengers got off. a drive shot these photos of the smoke from along highway 24. >> there was a small amount of flames under the carriage. >> the 10-car train was immediately evacuated. >> everybody was calm. there wasn't anybody

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. >> i'm carolyn johnson. it happened at the uh rine do bart station and that's where alan wang is for us. alan, the train is still at the station? >> yes, you can see it behind me, carolyn. it is dead on the tracks tonight. that's because a 1200-pound part of the train melted off while they were fighting the fire. and now it is jammed under the train. they are using saws to cut it into pieces and firefighters say it could be awhile before they get it off the tracks. none of the passengers seemed to realize the bart train was on fire until they stepped off at the uh rine do station just after 6:00 p.m. >> came out and you can see the smoke. it was pretty dark. you could smell that there was a definite burning rubber. >> one passenger shot this photo of smoke coming from the train as passengers got off. a drive shot these photos of the smoke from along highway 24. >> there was a small amount of flames under the carriage. >> the 10-car train was immediately evacuated. >> everybody was calm. there wasn't anybody

. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning to you. it is nice and clear, but, boy, is it cool out there with temperatures dropping into the 40s in parts of the north bay. here's a look from our sutro tower where it is the warmest spot in san francisco with the low 60s. ocean this time of year keeping us mild. areas where we are all of the land, cooler air is draining to some of the valleys and radiational cool doing its thing with numbers dropping to 44 in napa this morning. it is a cool start with a clear sky, but throughout the afternoon a few clouds from time to time. not going to do much to inhibit our warmup. in fact, another 25 to 35 degrees of warming today puts us into the 80s. but a little sea breeze in the afternoon with numbers in the upper 70s at our coast. still well above average today. it all changes tomorrow. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> we begin with breaking news out of san jose where firefighters have just put out a fire in a car that was split in half. it happened at blossom hill road and windfield boulevard nea

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. we begin with breaking news out of san jose where one person is dead this morning and two critically injured after a car slammed into a streetlight and caught fire. it happened just before 2:00 this morning in the area of blossom hill road and winfield boulevard. rescue crews arrived to find the car in the middle of the street split in half and engulfed in flames. the two people injured were thrown from the car. the accident remains under investigation. but authorities believe speed may have been a factor. >> an early morning house fire has displaced five people in pete petaluma. two of the five were home when the fair broke out around 2:00 in an upstairs bedroom. both were able to make out. one was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. fire crews had to call in extra help to put out the flames there. is major damage to the house. cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a stanford mba student faces manslaughter and felony dui charges after driving the wrong way on southbou

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. sergio is live in oakland with developments that unfolded late tonight. sergio? >> a lot of activity in the last hour. we started hearing that bart management was going to offer a new proposal to the unions to consider. and about 45 minutes ago both sides left the building and would not say the proposal was given. the mediator in these negotiations have asked both sides to stay silent. they are expected to be here at 9:30 in the morning. they are expecting an offer from management. >> we do expect a proposal from the district. it can be forthcoming actually as we speak. so bargaining is still active and happening. they have proven to be the biggest news of the day. it is one of the few things both sides agree on. >> i think it has been good for the unions because they get to address her directly. they have to explain to her their feelings and concerns and explain their proposals. >> the fact that she does rec cog noise she could be here is -- does recognize she could be there is good.

carolyn, dan? >> thanks. >>> a popular commercial is getting some middle school students. >> guess what today is? >> hump day. >> the slogan for the geico hump day commercial has become so popular that it is now banned at this school in connecticut. >> teachers say students were using the phrase so much it is disruptive. apparently they will be happy when it is no longer cool. >> jimmy kimmle is next with justin timberlake. >> that's our report. i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our next newscast begins tomorrow at 5:00. abc news continues on on-line, on twitter and on your mobile devices. you will be able to rally with that towel tomorrow, larry. >> i was maury spawning to the connecticut -- i was more responding to the connecticut story. >> have a good weekend, everybody.

carolyn. >> thank you. now you just heard part of the bart radio transmissions immediately following that accident. here's more of what was said. >> bart emergency. bart emergency. >> bart emergency, go ahead. central. >> central, we just struck individuals at billion -- be advised they may be bart employees. >> central is reporting an employee possibly struck by a train. 16 decimal two on the c-1 between walnut street and pleasant hill. we are trying to get a better street location so we can start medical. >> these were the sixth and seventh bart employees killed on the job during their 41 year history. the last was in 2008. he was inspecting a track when the train hit him from behind." at the time of that accident one track was closed and two trains were head in opposite directions on a shared track. yesterday's accident came on the second day after bart union workers walked off the job during the contentious contract battle. john alston has more from the lake merritt bart station on how workers are react

so you can >> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us. on this sunday, october 20th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, good morning. our shallow but dense deck of low clouds and fog. certainly creating problems with zero visibility in some plays. a mile and a half, two and a half across the bay in hayward and oakland down to a half-mile. but we are looking at this shallow, dense deck to continue to erode throughout the day today. it will burn back to the coast. so mostly sunny skies on pap again with numbers climbing through the 60s by noontime. by 4:00 we are back into the 60s and 70s again with a mild to warm day on tap. a little bit more fog in the forecast tonight. but i'll let you know the specifics for high temperatures around the bay area today. talk about a bigger deal-with my accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. now to the latest in the developments with bart. the national transportation safety board is investigating the dental of two ba

carolyn, dan? >> thanks. >>> a popular commercial is getting some middle school students. >> guess what today is? >> hump day. >> the slogan for the geico hump day commercial has become so popular that it is now banned at this school in connecticut. >> teachers say students were using the phrase so much it is disruptive. apparently they will be happy when it is no longer cool. >> jimmy kimmle is next with justin timberlake. >> that's our report. i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our next newscast begins tomorrow at 5:00. abc news continues on on-line, on twitter and on your mobile devices. you will be able to rally with that towel tomorrow, larry. >> i was maury spawning to the connecticut -- i was more responding to the connecticut story. >> have a good weekend, everybody. ...quickly followed by skydive.. ...and paris romance. there was a quick interlude... ...then mighty aphrodite. but then the day came: marry me. and she thought and thought

carolyn johnson is off tonight. the ntsb plans to shutdown the track between pleasant hill and lafayette bart stations tomorrow from noon until 3:30. officials hillary enact what happened -- will reenact what happened leading up to the accident. john alston is live in walnut creek where a memorial is growing. >> this is the area where the two men were killed. tomorrow the ntsb will be running trains along this track and trying to reconstruct what happened. today they released some new information. the ntsb says the crash happened while bart was training workers to pick up passengers during the strike. bart claimed it was a routine maintenance run. >> there were two individuals being trained on the day of the accident. each trainee spent time in the operator seat for such training under the direct supervision of an experienced trainer. >> a horn was sounded before impact and the flat spots on the rear wheel suggest the emergency brakes were activated before impact. data, awed -- audio and video are being analyzed. th

carolyn, dan? >> what a heartbreaker for the a's. >> but at least they have an opportunity to win at home. >> you are mr. optimism. that's good. we need that. was it fan interference? was it not? you have to see this. we are calling it the most amazing goal in sharks history. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. in dye troit. detroit. possible fan interference and a lost opportunity in the alds. lowry is going deep. a two-run bomb and the a's off to a 3-0 lead. and the way he was pitching at that point appeared to be plenty. in the fifth peralta muscles up a three-run homer. to the seventh and the controversy. a blast to right off sean doolittle. the fans reach out and touch the ball. reddick says h

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. it happened at the uh rine do bart station and that's where alan wang is for us. alan, the train is still at the station? >> yes, you can see it behind me, carolyn. it is dead on the tracks tonight. that's because a 1200-pound part of the train melted off while they were fighting the fire. and now it is jammed under the train. they are using saws to cut it into pieces and firefighters say it could be awhile before they get it off the tracks. none of the passengers seemed to realize the bart train was ty on fire until they stepped off at the uh rine do station just after 6:00 p.m. >> came out and you can see the smoke. it was pretty dark. you could smell that there was a definite burning rubber. >> one passenger shot this photo of smoke coming from the train as passengers got off. a drive shot these photos of the smoke from along highway 24. >> there was a small amount of flames under the carriage. >> the 10-car train was immediately evacuated. >> everybody was calm. there wasn't anybo

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. sergio is live in oakland with developments that unfolded late tonight. sergio? >> a lot of activity in the last hour. we started hearing that bart management was going to offer a new proposal to the unions to consider. and about 45 minutes ago both sides left the building and would not say the proposal was given. the mediator in these negotiations have asked both sides to stay silent. they are expected to be here at 9:30 in the morning. they are expecting an offer from management. >> we do expect a proposal from the district. it can be forthcoming actually as we speak. so bargaining is still active and happening. they have proven to be the biggest news of the day. it is one of the few things both sides agree on. >> i think it has been good for the unions because they get to address her directly. they have to explain to her their feelings and concerns and explain their proposals. >> the fact that she does rec cog noise she could be here is -- does recognize she could be there is good.

carolyn, dan? >> thanks. >>> a popular commercial is getting some middle school students. >> guess what today is? >> hump day. >> the slogan for the geico hump day commercial has become so popular that it is now banned at this school in connecticut. >> teachers say students were using the phrase so much it is disruptive. apparently they will be happy when it is no longer cool. >> jimmy kimmle is next with justin timberlake. >> that's our report. i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our next newscast begins tomorrow at 5:00. abc news continues on on-line, on twitter and on your mobile devices. you will be able to rally with that towel tomorrow, larry. >> i was maury spawning to the connecticut -- i was more responding to the connecticut story. >> have a good weekend, everybody. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinne

. >> hey, carolyn, good morning to you. it is a little milder this morning and we don't have any fog. that's definitely a switch with numbers in the mid-50s from hayward to mountain view. still 40s in the north bay. look how much milder it is. seven degrees warmer in san carlos and seven degrees warmer in novato. a couple degrees cooling in the south bay. we are looking at a multi-sunny sky today. without the fog and a wind shift we will be warmer. 70s today around the bay with low to mid-60s for a mild afternoon at the coast for change. inland we are coming up into the upper 70s. this is just the beginning. we've got an offshore flow for a good portion of next week. i'll have my accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you, lisa. we begin with developing news on the bart negotiations. unions and bart management are set to resume talks this morning at 9:30, hours best midnight deadline to avoid a strike. our reporter has been monitoring the talks and has the latest from oakland. >> reporter: as some union members

. >> good morning to you, carolyn. temperatures have dropped into the 40s again up in the north bay. but so far we are clear around the bay area. we do have fog along the value coast n the mid-40s for the san ramon volley. 49 concord, with 55 in hayward. as you head on out this morning, it is cool. the skies will stay clear as the winds continue to mix up the atmosphere. in fact, we will scour out those clouds along the central coast. temperatures coming up into the 60s today with an afternoon sea breeze at our beavers. but 70s and those 80s getting closer and closer. they are in the seven-day outlook. i'll have that for i in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. unions and bart managent are set to resume talks this morning at 9:30. hours before the midnight deadline to avoid a strike. our reporter has been monitoring the talks and has the latest from oakland. >> reporter: as some union members continue crunching numbers on proposals, most called it a night. chief negotiator and the general manager did not actual

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. happening now, bart and its unions are preparing to head back to the bargaining table this morning in an effort to avoid a midnight strike. talks should resume shortly. good morning, cornell. 400,000 bart riders are watching very closely. >> good morning to you, carolyn. yes, they are. back to the bargaining table once again this morning. you know, this time the pressure is definitely on. that midnight strike deadline is looming. the bottom line is here there is still no deal. talks broke off late last night and bart's general manager, grace, joined the negotiations once again and brought both sides together where we are told some progress was made. worker pay and healthcare costs remain a sticking point. bart riders caught in the middle. they are feeling anxious and urge both sides to reach a deal now. >> i think some of the supplement items on the sciu side have been tentatively agreed to. but so far that's all that's been agreed to. >> i feel that's not right. it's not right for ba

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. sergio is live in oakland with developments that unfolded late tonight. sergio? >> a lot of activity in the last hour. we started hearing that bart management was going to offer a new proposal to the unions to consider. and about 45 minutes ago both sides left the building and would not say the proposal was given. the mediator in these negotiations have asked both sides to stay silent. they are expected to be here at 9:30 in the morning. they are expecting an offer from management. >> we do expect a proposal from the district. it can be forthcoming actually as we speak. so bargaining is still active and happening. they have proven to be the biggest news of the day. it is one of the few things both sides agree on. >> i think it has been good for the unions because they get to address her directly. they have to explain to her their feelings and concerns and explain their proposals. >> the fact that she does rec cog noise she could be here is -- does recognize she could be there is good.

carolyn johnson is off tonight. the ntsb plans to shutdown the track between pleasant hill and lafayette bart stations tomorrow unti noon until 3:30. officials hillary enact what happened -- will reenact what happened leading up to the accident. john alston is live in walnut creek where a memorial is growing. >> this is the area where the two men were killed. tomorrow the ntsb will be running trains along this track and trying to reconstruct what happened. today they released some new information. the ntsb says the crash happened while bart was training workers to pass up passengers during the strike. bart claimed it was a routine maintenance run. >> there were two individuals being trained on the day of the accident. each trainee spent time in the operator seat for such training under the direct supervision of an experienced trainer. >> a horn was sounded before impact and the flat spots on the rear wheel suggest the emergency brakes were activated before impact. data, awed -- audio and video are being analyzed. th

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carolyn johnson is off tonight. the ntsb plans to shutdown the track between pleasant hill and lafayette bart stations tomorrow from noon until 3:30. officials hillary enact what happened -- will reenact what happened leading up to the accident. john alston is live in walnut creek where a memorial is growing. >> this is the area where the two men were killed. tomorrow the ntsb will be running trains along this track and trying to reconstruct what happened. today they released some new information. the ntsb says the crash happened while bart was training workers to pick up passengers during the strike. bart claimed it was a routine maintenance run. >> there were two individuals being trained on the day of the accident. each trainee spent time in the operator seat for such training under the direct supervision of an experienced trainer. >> a horn was sounded before impact and the flat spots on the rear wheel suggest the emergency brakes were activated before impact. data, awed -- audio and video are being analyzed. th

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dan, carolyn? >> that's a shame because i was going as an umbrella tomorrow. >> don't need it. >>> let's talk world series. >> world series and warriors' home opener. >> we have a ton of stuff going on. baseball season ends as the nba begins. we'll show you the party in boston and another at oracle as the warriors come out from worst to first. the red sox complete their turn around with a victory in game six of the world series. boston was ready for this. fenway faithful had not seen a clincher at home since 1918. michael wacha nearly untouchable this post season, but not here. shane victorino unloads the bases. a drive off the green monster and johnny gomes is safe for a 3-0 lead. victorino was pumped up. in the fourth another mistake from wacha leets the fast ball out on -- leaves another fast ball out on the plate. it is 4-0. boston three in the third and three more in the fourth. victorino, his fourth r.b.i and 6 of this 0. uehara strikes out carpenter to end it 6-1. boston takes the series 4 g

carolyn, dan? >> thank you very much. >>> the hits keep coming for an on-line video showing a woman who quit her job in style. >> ♪ uh, oh >> she dances to kanye west's "gone" in the" i quit" video. >> she says her old company is, quote, awesome. ironically it produces news videos. she complained that all of the firm care bed is how many hits each video got rather than the quality. >> didn't i see larry downloading some kanye west? that's our report i'm dan >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, will arnett, from "marvel's agents of shield," clark gregg, and music from bonnie raitt. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you for coming to visit us here. wi

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. >> i'm carolyn johnson. a news conference just wrapped up in santa clara involving a general contractor of the new 49ers stadium where a truck driver was killing this morning while delivering construction materials. >> sky 7 was over the scene of the accident after it happened. abc 7 news is live at levis stadium with the latest on how this happened. >> reporter: well, the co-director of the $1.3 billion stadium project met with reporters and says he does not know what caused this accident, this fatal accident in which a truck driver was struck by falling rebar. the driver has within identified as a 60-year-old edward lake junior of vacaville. the death left everyone in shock. >> first it was shock, then, tragic. a fellow co-worker lost his life that. sank in quick. it's emotional. i mean... it's banged up in there. >> the driver was struck about 6:45 in the morning. sky 7 gives you view of the scene. the driver later died at the hospital. investigators will be looking into where he was stand whgt rebar brok

. >> good evening, larry and carolyn. president met with house democrats and tomorrow will meet with house republicans. baby steps at least there are meetings but there has been no progress to military families. >> it was a somber ceremony today, chuck haigel there to meet flag dash draped casket carrying cody patterson, killed in afghanistan. since the shut down began, 26 u.s. service members died, six in afghanistan. because of furloughs at the pentagon, paper work is piling up and families of those service members are asked to sacrifice even more. they haven't received a so called death benefit, a $100,000 payment usually issued within three days of notification of death. >> it's unthinkable these would not be available. >> thanks to a military charity, they will be. the fisher house foundation will provide benefits. when the shut down ends, the pentagon will reimburse the charity. >> this should rise above political divide. >> to those say it's a minimal impact, remember the families. >> the funds are available for fa

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. celebrity chef guy fieri testified in the trifle a teenager accuse fd stealing the chef's lamb are bore genie. >> the teenager is charged with shooting a romantic rival a year later. abc 7 news was in court for the testimony. leanne? >> reporter: the testimony was very shorlt and brief. happened very quickly. the prosecutor asked the celebrity chef to identify the lamborghini. he did. she asked if he gave the 19-year-old perm dwroigs take, use or drive the car. the answer was no. now, the lamborghini stolen in march, 2011. while undergoing maintenance, wade is said to have repelled inside from an upper window. more than a year went by before police were able to recover the $200,000 dmar a large storage container. investigators say wade kept in richmond. >> we'd get calls all the time. i had friends saying i saw your car on the freeway freeway. i'm like there is more than one convertible lamb bore geney. we'd get reports, well, finding out he was driving it. brave kid. >> reporter: wad

i'm carolyn johnson i'm cheryl jennings. from all of us here thanks for inviting news your homes tonight. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, over the edge, heading toward a government shutdown when the clock strikes midnight. what happens to the services and support you count on, and will this torpedo the fragile u.s. economy. >>> retrial. amanda knox once again facing murder charges. could she be forced to leave the united states and return to an italian prison. >>> wild ride, the boaters and their daring video, circling five twisters on the water and we ask them, what were you thinking? >> one, two, three, four and the fifth over there. >>> and a good evening on this >>> and a good evening on this monday night. as

>> carolyn, planning for a possible bart strike began weeks, even months ago. managers, as report smd have been trained to operate skeleton service in case of a strike. bart planning to bring an extra buses but none that have can makeup for what bart provides bay area commuters. >> most importantly we're at the table now and focused on a deal. >> bart is getting 200 buses to san francisco. more than double the number used in july. >> this is different. a drop in the bucket to what barometer normally carries so we want to make sure buses are for those who need it most. >> bart paid $900,000 for first week of service. money reimbursed by fcc if there is no strike. beyond thark bart has 12 managers certified to operate a skeleton service if there is a strike but there are no immediate plans to do that. other managers were training on a set of cars in vallejo but that is now moved to classroom. like last time, san francisco bay ferry service is planning to temporarily increase its fleet. >> during last bart strike we're able to carry about 19,500 customers on a day

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>>> good afternoon, everyone i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley with the government shut down stretching into a second week now, the president made an effort to step up the pressure on republicans today with a visit to fema headquarters where most workers have been furloughed. >> house speaker john boehner insists the president grosh yait on charges to the health care law and spending cuts if you wants to end the shut down. >> both sides continue to point fingers with the president directly blaming boehner. >> he doesn't apparently want to see the government shut down end at the moment un. >> the president's refusal to economy and putting our country at risk.r> >> a federal government is now 10 days from hitting the debt ceiling. this democratsym intond raise the debt limit withoutxd unrelated conditions republicans said they've had to seek. the white house signaled it will extend borrowing. >> last night's earthquake under scores an impact of the federal governmentç shut down. >> thoun one aszv on duty tofá help identify location and magnitude. >> david louie is live ask x@ç remem

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. let's get to abc7 news reporter john alston live where the negotiations continue. >> the strike has been averted for one more day. let's be very clear. there is still no deal, and the talks are continuing in the building behind me on the 13th and 15th floors of the cal trans office in oakland. the big announcement was less than an hour ago. it followed a tweet from atu local 1515 that there would be no spriek in the morning. the federal mediator came down and made a brief announcement which brought thousands of bay area commuters one more day of relief. >> the parties have made some progress, and the parties authorized me to advise you that behalf of themselves and in support of the public interest and all of the riders in this area, there will be train service operating all day tomorrow. >> both sides have been at it since 1:00 this afternoon and that includes the federal mediators as well as the bart gm. there was a small dust up after the bart spokesperson discussed some of the neg

carolyn? >> i don't like the song. >> the man leading the way is actor will ferrell in full trojan regalia. he returned during a rally for chair tismt a cancer for college. the actor's spokesman for the organization does great work providing scholarships to students with cancer. >> he wear that's outfit. >> he's ridiculous no matter what he does. >> exactly. >> pixar and toy story getting back together for a made for tv halloween special you can see tonight. >> toy story of terror reunits woody and buzz as they take a road trip this, is a sequel of sorts to toy story 3. animators and artists spent thousands of hours fine tuning this film. >> all films had moments of toys in peril. i think the biggest surprise will be that the amount of thrill you feel versus that slow burn into being concerned. >> you can catch toy story of terror tonight at 8:00 then modern family comes on at 9:00 then nashville at 10:00. >> still head a high profile bullying death of a 12-year-old girl. >> have you been told

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the u.s. government partially shut down and there is no end in sight because u.s. lawmakers have been unable to agree on a deal. house republicans continue to go through. >> abc news reporter caren traverse has the latest from capitol hill. >> day one of the government shut down, nobody is budging. house republicans standing firm, senate democrats refuse to negotiate. at this point there is no solution in sight. washington is at a stand still. the president said it's because republicans are on an ideological crusade against his health care law. >> this republican shut down did not have to happen. >> nearly 800,000 federal employees forced to stay home from work. museums, parks and monuments closed, including world war ii memorial in the national mall but barricade didn't stop one group from mississippi. >> makes you feel good they didn't get gates open for us. >> both house and senate back in session today but no signs of progress. last night, house speaker john boehner name aid team of eight

hi, emily. >>> good afternoon, larry, carolyn. google updating terms of service allowing to use a name and picture in ads for certain products. users under 18 and excluded from the program and adult users can opt out before the policy goes into affect november 1th. you he made billions helping the world connect but now is spending millions to guarantee his own privacy, reportedly spent $30 million buying up four homes adjacent to his house in palo alto. apparently he just plans to lease the homes back to the current residents. >>> alibaba group and american express investing in the company shop runner. the latest move comes as alibaba trying to get i bigger foot print in the united states as the company prepares for a possible ipo here. >>> stocks rising as lawmakers make progress towards an gremt on the debt limit. your bloomberg silicon valley rising with all 13 members of the index closing in the green. >>> and broaders trying to take their case against ario to the u.s. supreme court petitioning and skk it to review a reel ruli

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. let's get to abc7 news reporter john alston live where the negotiations continue. >> the strike has been averted for one more day. let's be very clear. there is still no deal, and the talks are continuing in the building behind me on the 13th and 15th floors of the cal trans office in oakland. the big announcement was less than an hour ago. it followed a tweet from atu local 1515 that there would be no spriek in the morning. the federal mediator came down and made a brief announcement which brought thousands of bay area commuters one more day of relief. >> the parties have made some progress, and the parties authorized me to advise you that behalf of themselves and in support of the public interest and all of the riders in this area, there will be train service operating all day tomorrow. >> both sides have been at it since 1:00 this afternoon and that includes the federal mediators as well as the bart gm. there was a small dust up after the bart spokesperson discussed some of the neg

. >> i'm carolyn. we have team coverage for you on the bart striking beginning with john live at cal-trans if oakland where the talk break off late today. john? >>reporter: federal mediator gave open invitation to both sides to return to the building to begin negotiations restarted but tonight that seems very unlakely. members of seiu local spent the night packing up tent and bottle of water getting ready for what could be a long hall. nearly 30 straight hours of talk did not produce an agreement but a lot of sniping. union members say they were basically on board with wages and pension but that bart pulled a fast one at the last minute. >> we were this close and yet at the last minute they threw in a management strike clause to take away our rights as workers. everything else was done. >>reporter: bart general manager grace says there were no surprises. >> these are work rules that were essential to maintaining the future efficiency and effectiveness of the agency. what happened is the union decided t