especially when it came to ken barnes. someone with a long record of drug abuse who was supposed to be the trigger man. >> if you work law enforcement long enough, you will come across people who will do the most bizarre things you could ever think of that sounds very legitimate and very realistic to them that is really and actually a very bad scheme. >> we also believe that in some respects this was rothstein's final hoorah. he knew he was dying of cancer. he was manipulative. he was diabolical. and this gave him the money angle, very well might have given him a reason to carry out this crazy plot. >> jerry clark says he wanted to talk with cnn when we first began reporting this story. his bosses in washington prevented that, he says. now he's retired and has co-written a book about the robbery with erie reporter ed palattella. brian wells, he says, was in on the planning from the get go. >> mr. wells had an association with these people, had met them in the past, had attended pre-planning meetings, and had some initial i

herd the animals out of harm's way and out of the barn. in a few minutes afterwards, the barn was engulfed in flames. what had fire officials concerned was the wither. >> temperatures are not bad. we are probably in the single digits at this point. strong winds. 40 miles an hour gutses throughout the day. >> it started at the very front gate of highway 12. that is two miles away already and it has gone a lot further than that. >> reporter: fire officials tell me just two people suffered injuries. minor smoke inhalation. this has been a big mutual aid effort with hundreds of firefighters on scene. at last report, this fire is 65% contained and fire officials expect it to be fully con tined tonight. as of now, there is no word of a cause. live in solano county, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news.

>> pottery barn is not really a barn. did you ever notice that? >> not a lot of pottery. >> why would they sell these? who is in charge of ordering these things? >> should somebody be fired? >> somebody has ton accountable. >> this is what gets me mad. i don't care about this crap, but i care about people who demand apology when's they really don't want one. you have a group of people who ever they are. there might be five or ten people. i am talking 3w* numbers of people -- i am talking about numbers of people. why capitulate to the people who are feigning outrage. >> this is actually worse. >> this is worse than the nsa spying? >> maybe obama lying about obamacare. the director of the asian group, they weren't happy with the apology. they called it passive saying it would help to show they learned a lesson. they apologized and moved costumes. accept you won and move on. >> it has to be enough at some point. >> do you ever imagined ward snowden in a short omono. >> who comes off worse in the story? this activist group for complaining, pottery bar

it found a mate, and it only had todd barnes to thank for that. if the self proclaimed animal lover hadn't exercised such restraint, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained. if we wanted to hurt that goose or kill that goose, we could have done it very, very easily. just snap my fingers and the dog would have taken care of it right then. we were getting ready to flip a coin to see what the goose's fate was. >>> a good time can turn ugly in a hurry. >> i looked up, and i see a tv coming out the window. >> thousands of people, no way out. panic in a chicago nightclub packed to four times capacity. >> they started running down the stairs. and somebody fell, and then somebody fell on top of them. >> a soccer game goes from

. >> there was some equipment that was around the barn that got damaged. >> reporter: the hay barn is burnt to a crisp. the fire started off highway 12, and with winds up to 50 mph it quickly spread over the mountain. the farm earn was able to save his life stock but not much else. >> he had 20 minutes between the time he put them in here until it hit that barn over here. that's how fast it went. >> reporter: on saturday homeowners were still using generators as they waited for pg and e crews to get the electricity back on. >> you are talking six poles that they had to replace. >> reporter: the fire captain said this could have started from anything that came from a car or a spark. >> the winds have died down and we saw clear skies, sunshine, warmer temperatures today. in fact, temperatures are on the mild side. we're holding on to the low 70s in downtown san francisco. mid-70s in sunny vail. sunnnyvale of tomorrow, 79 for downtown san francisco. low 80s mostly in the south bay. mid-80s along the mid-area here. as we start the next workweek, we'll have the potential for rain. >> the r

typical barn. and i find it interesting that out of everything in town that has not been photographed by google yet and also this idea of when you are looking something original, you find a certificate. and so, i copied this barn and placed this facade or prop in the most resymboling location in the original town of ireland. and the idea was we thought that the google car would come by, that this image would be picked up and the barn would exist in both. it was up for two weeks but i knew that the car was in the neighborhood. but recently i found out that after two years, it did. so now there is a google street with the same house. and i really like that idea of transition, where you then take an image from the internet and put it in the real world to be captured and placed back on-line so that really questions reality. so that is also i am interested in. so we go to the nibus works. and the nibus works, well on this distinct moment on a location and you could look at them as a only situation maybe

the barn long forgotten. one of the film reels contained this film which everyone thought was lost to history. this is from 1911. the studios at the time didn't want their movie stars getting too famous. didn't want any body getting billed too highly with the public they thought actors would demand more money. the studios liked to not credit their actors. that 10 minute silent film founz -- found was the first mary pickford movie where she beat the system and got her name in the credits on the poster and on the ads. this was the start of mary pickford's stardom. for the greatest movie star ever. and there were three great strokes of luck that saved it from history so it can be shown in new hampshire next friday. the carpenter, peter massey looking around in the barn and finding it before they started demo. second strike of luck the film didn't blow up on nitrate film stock, highly flammable. the carpenter told the associated press he didn't know it was flammable and drove with the canisters in the cab of his

the barn long forgotten. one of the film reels contained this film which everyone thought was lost to history. this is from 1911. the studios at the time didn't want their movie stars getting too famous. didn't want anybody getting billed too highly with the public they thought actors would demand more money. the studios liked to not credit their actors. that 10 minute silent film found was the first mary pickford movie where she beat the system and got her name in the credits on the poster and on the ads. this was the start of mary pickford's stardom. for the greatest movie star ever. and there were three great strokes of luck that saved it from history so it can be shown in new hampshire next friday. the carpenter, peter massey looking around in the barn and finding it before they started demo. second stroke of luck the film didn't blow up on nitrate film stock, highly flammable. the carpenter told the associated press he didn't know it was flammable and drove with the canisters in the cab of his truck for

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the large barn was being use as a furniture workshop. it brought down power lines forcing the firefighters to stay clear for safety. >> a deal could be in the works to re-open the federal government and raise the nation's debt ceiling of the democrats and republicans spent the day negotiationing a deal to keep federal agencies open until mid-january and raise the debt ceiling until mid-february. >> seven, it is chilly inland valleys. check out san ramon: 41, dublin 42, danville, 44 degrees. dress warmly now but, guess what, you willent the short sleeves and shorts later as you look at the sunshine spread across san francisco, we have warmer than average temperatures 68 to 79 at the coast and around the bay 78 to 83 and warmest inland, 80 to 84 degrees. >> we will continue now in 25 minutes. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, three new dry ice bombs found at the nation's third busiest airport. one exploding on a ramp near jumbo jets. as police and the fbi investigate. and we see what a dry ice bomb can do. >>> striking distanc

in 2006, sergeant barnes lost both his legs in iraq. he and his wife gretchen have four sons, ages 13, 8 and twins three and a half. the sergeant has very interested in getting a high track chair ran into problems. >> i did some research on the chair and watched videos and thought man this is something i really want and need. >> we decided to go ahead and ask the v.a. i guess you never know if you don't ask. we got the word that it was going to be paid for. and he said wow, this is great. you know. and so the va told the vendor. go ahead and start making the chair. >> three months later i got a call from the action track chair dealer he said mr. barnes i have bad news for you. i'm like what the heck? he said the va will not pay for your chair. >> so the dealer says you have heard of the independent fund? bill o'reilly does this thing and he helps veterans get chairs? >> the next morning i got a call back from a guy from the independence fund. >> and he said you are totally qualified. let's see what we can do. and call back the next day

in 2006, sergeant barnes lost both his legs in iraq. he and his wife gretchen have four sons, ages 13, 8 and twins three and a half. the sergeant has very interested in getting a high track chair ran into problems. >> i did some research on the chair and watched videos and thought man this is something i really want and need. >> we decided to go ahead and ask the v.a. i guess you never know if you don't ask. we got the word that it was going to be paid for. and he said wow, this is great. you know. and so the va told the vendor. go ahead and start making the chair. >> three months later i got a call from the action track chair dealer he said mr. barnes i have bad news for you. i'm like what the heck? he said the va will not pay for your chair. >> so the dealer says you have heard of the independent fund? bill o'reilly does this thing and he helps veterans get chairs? >> the next morning i got a call back from a guy from the independence fund. >> and he said you are totally qualified. let's see what we can do. and call back the next day

dagen: peter barnes is standing by in washington. i want you to answer a question, wilraise a moment ago. is something doable y thursday? can i get something done based on the way they have to move forward? >> i think so. there are some similar days between the house proposals we are about to hear from speaker boehner. as connell was talking about some proposals. they share some common components, but it looks like there could be some compromise for a one-year delay on the medical device tax which was taken any delay was taken out of the senate bill, but it is the house republicans proposing a two-year delay. that is grounds for a compromise. we just got a statement from the white house about these developments and the newest house republican proposal according to white house spokesperson, the president has said repeatedly the members of congress don't get to demand ransom for fulfilling the basic response abilities to pass a budget and pay the nation's bills. the latest proposal from house republicans does just that in a partisan at

> reporter: the hay barn is burnt to a crisp. the fire started off highway 12, and with winds up to 50 miles per hour, quickly spread over the mountain. the farmer was able to save his livestock, but not much else. >> he had 20 minutes from the time he put them over there til the time it hit that barn over there. >> reporter: on saturday people were still using generators as they waited for pg&e crews to get the electricity back on. >> you're talking 6 poles that pg&e had to replace. >> reporter: the fire captain says this blaze couldve started from anything that came outside of a car. it took crews nearly 17 hours to put it out, and now homeowners and farmers are left to pick up the pieces. reporting in suisun city, alecia reid- kron 4 news. >> marty: in new york another motorcyclist -- allegedly linked to a clash between a motorcycle gang and an s-u-v driver -- is now facing charges. nearly a half dozen bikers are accused of using their helmets to attack the driver. and now - police say one biker also stomped on the driver's he

it was' pretty bad. >> reporter: audrey barnes, fox 5 morning news. >> let's go to texas where 13 fans are recovering after a race car crash in houstonoust sending debris in the stands. two people were taken to the hospital. thees were treated at scene. the driver four time series champion fran cheedy suffered a concussion and fractured his spine in the wreck. we've plenty ahead. your weather, traffic and all your top stories. >>op fox 5 morning news at 5:00 -- 4:30 starts now. good morning to you, live look outside right now at 4:29. happy monday.p we're going to check in with gwen in a second to get an a update on the weather w swaitionz, but first we wantant to say good morning to you, i amie a wisdom martin. >> i'm sara simmons, i don't i know about you guys, but itt it was back to the shorts and, you know, summer wear. >> s unbelievable. even tying records. ty >>in really? >> temperatures from 17 to 20 degrees rm than they should have been. mother nature is giving us a big tease. i hoped you enjoyed thehe weekend. today a different story. let's look at our raddite satellite compos

here is audrey barns. >> reporter: tory was waiting to pick up his daughter when the sight of a caravan of buses caught his attention. >> after the attendant released the buses where the second police car was, they came around. ar and went straight through stop sign here without stopping. >> reporter: he said he and other parents reported it to school officials but it keptep happening so he recorded it. this is the video he shot on his cell phone. of the bus after bus blowing past the stop sign at crawford street and the the drivers on crawford streetwfo have the right of way. w making this intersection even more dangerous. >> the community then you have students walking from school. you've parents walking toal school to pick their kids up then you have students drivingth selves to andves from school. if you get blind sided by ay bus with kid on the bus that can be a serious problem notrobl only for those walking butking those on the bus as well. >> reporter: another thing that makes the intersection i so dangerous a tall hedges. luke posted his video on youtube and within hoursth we go

the barn burned to the ground, but there were no reports of injuries. the fire was declared under control after about two hours. >>> a triple shooting in san francisco's western addition neighborhood turned into a homicide investigation this morning. three people were shot at 7:30 last night on rose street at buchanan, and one of those people died. police spent the night talking to witnesses and gathering evidence. they've made no arrests. >>> work is set to resume today at levi stadium in santa clara following the death of a worker. 60-year-old edward lake jr. of vacaville died after rebar he was unloading yesterday morning fell on top of him. lake was a truck driver at gerdau in napa. sky 7 hd gives us an overhead view. project leaders say they'll discuss the accident this morning, and safety measures, and grief counselors will also be there. >> it's tragic. i mean, we had a fellow co-worker lose their life. and i think that saenk in reall quick, and it's pretty emotional. >> it's the second deadly accident of the stadium site in four months. in june,

> reporter: the hay barn is burnt to a crisp. the fire started off highway 12, and with winds up to 50 miles per hour, quickly spread over the mountain. the farmer was able to save his livestock, but not much else. >> he had 20 minutes from the time he put them over there til the time it hit that barn over there. >> reporter: on saturday people were still using generators as they waited for pg&e crews to get the electricity back on. >> you're talking 6 poles that pg&e had to replace. >> reporter: the fire captain says this blaze couldve started from anything that came outside of a car. it took crews nearly 17 hours to put it out, and now homeowners and farmers are left to pick up the pieces. in suisun city alecia reid kron 4 news. >> these northern winds have died down and the red flag warning expired at 6:00 a.m. notice, near fairfield and zero current temperatures are still fairly warm. to the east bayshore. sunnyvale, low 70's and even 80s in downtown san francisco a beautiful day. clear conditions and from our mount tam camer

porter barn gave in to. this dispute arose with the asian community. >> san francisco base. >> right. publicly humiliated to do something. >> went on the web site on porter barn to see if i could buy one of these things. they are unavailable. >> all right. this is probably the dumbest thing i have seen in quite some time. >> it's one of them. >> here is topic two and this is a serious situation. now, there is a law in the works in the house that would forbid public schools in the united states from hiring any workers convicted of sexual offenses against children. all right? >> sure. >> good law, all right? >> hr 2083. >> teacher unions guilfoyle. >> they are upset. >> they're objecting to the law; is that right? >> that's correct. it's the american federation of teachers and national federation offensive. try to back it up and say listen we generally support background checks but we feel this is not allowing criminals and sexually violent predators the opportunity redeem themselves. >> american federation of

the large barn was engulfed when fire crews got this at 10:45. the barn was used as a furniture restoration work 140 and brought down power lines and firefighters had on stay away because of safety. there were no reports of injuries. 9 fire was declared under control after to hours. >> a triple shooting in san francisco neighborhood has turned into a homicide investigation. three people were shot at 7:30 last night with one dying overnight. police spent the evening talking to witnesses and gathering evidence. no arrests, yet. >> five gang members have been arrested in connection where a drive-by shooting that killed a santa cruz boy in august of last year. the 19-year-old and four other underage teens were arrested on monday. the prosecution said the 45 gang members shot a 12-year-old to death. he was not a documented gang member but investigators say he did have some familiarity with the gang lifestyle and that likely led to the shooting. >> work will resume today at the stadium in santa clara following the death of a worker. a 60-year-old man f

in the fire, one barn has been taken. in that barn, $100,000 worth of hay and farm equipment. one area employee was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but that person is expected to be okay. the flames at this point moving toward marsh land, which means wet grassy land which will slow its spread. firefighters will monitor the situation, pick up their fire fight tomorrow, that is of course, unless those fire lines jump to other dry grassy areas. for now, the good news, they don't seem to be moving too far. we are in solano county, derek shore, kpix5. >> one other grass fire burned today, sending up all this white smoke. it broke out near 780 around 3:00 this afternoon. the chp had to shut down an off ramp for a short time. nearby buildings were threatened, but no evacuations. >> the smoke created a blanket of haze today. kpix5 tells us that people were advised to stay indoors. mark. >> well, ken, for many people, this was a case of a fire they knew was out there somewhere, but because of the unusual wind direction today, well, they weren't quite sure where. from the hi

just in time for christmas barnes and noble introduces a new 'nook' e-reader. but will it be enough to help the beleagured book seller? lighter and brighter with an extended 8-week battery life, the new reader is a hit with critics -- but questions about whether there is a market for e-readers and whether barnes and noble will even be around in the future are weighing on the device's debut. a new roundup of the world's most powerful figures ranks russia's president in the top spot. vladimir putin booted president obama out of the number one spot on forbes' power list. president obama slid to number two. general secretary of china xi jinping, pope francis and german chancellor angela merkel all rounded out the top five. tech ceos also made strides this year.... apple's tim cook and jeff bezos also moved up on the power list. still to come-- our film critic will fast forward to november as the box office dishes up some fan favorites. plus... why retailers are fearing the aftermath of halloween... but first.... find out where you can get your hands on some free tr

in a few minutes afterwards, the barn was engulfed in flames. what had fire officials concerned was the wither. >> temperatures are not bad. we are probably in the single digits at this point. strong winds. 40 miles an hour gutses throughout the day. >> it started at the very front gate of highway 12. that is two miles away already and it has gone a lot further than that. >> reporter: fire officials tell me just two people suffered injuries. minor smoke inhalation. this has been a big mutual aid effort with hundreds of firefighters on scene. at last report, this fire is 65% contained and fire officials expect it to be fully con tined tonight. as of now, there is no word of a cause. live in solano county, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> from sasoon city, to oakland, firefighters all over the bay area were busy tackling grass and spot fires. we just got a word that a fire near lake berryessa is now 100% contained. it started last night at 8:30 on the east side of the lake. cal fire says no structures have been damaged and no one was hurt

prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father. so they enlisted wells, the pizza delivery man, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank, and they don't know whether wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes eventually pleads guilty to two felony charges and is sentenced to two years. but diehl insists she's not guilty and pleads innocent. wells is officially listed an an unindicted co-conspirator. for his loved ones, the apparent end, even a local crime writer and a wannabe stuntman tries to >> better do something quick otherwise, i'm going to burn and >> when "caught on camera: [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day

all that has speaker barn brings vote to report from house despite what he said yesterday on television there are votes there both in democratic part and republican he refuse to do. i think shawn going to at least another week and maybe longer until we get into dead h debt. >> i mean speaker barn not enough votes we had viewer tweet tonight so why not even put up for test volt? >> because it would path. >> you can't bring things being simple embarrass speaker. done know present don counting so. we are not even include 218 on this and more boehner bring anything up i think i would be out of speaker. i think tea party would looking for erik cantor or someone else. think what's happening. isn't that root of all this he is afraid of tea party? i mean there are member of your own near the house who are saying, there are enough votes and they don't believe this right way to go about setting the budget. >> boehner moderate: within today's caucus he certainly moderate and tea party driving this demanding delay of obamacare and the spending cuts but think barn supports shut down. i done think fo

one barn has been taken. in that barn about a hundred thousand dollars worth of hay and other farm equipment. one area employee was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but that person is expected to be okay. the flames at this point moving towards marsh lands which means wet grassy land. they will monitor the situation pick up the fire fight tomorrow that is of course also those fire lines jump to other grassy areas. the good news they don't seem to be moving too far. in solano county derrick shore kpix5. >> mark, you're 40 miles away. >> reporter: indeed elizabeth. the reason for that is because of the unusual wind direction we had today. that sent a whole lot of smoke into much of the bay area. from the hills above highway 4 the smoke from the fairfield brushfire could be seen rise into the afternoon sky. ryan allen and dany mayberry said the smoke did not stop them from their regular activities but they could certainly see it and feel it in their throats. >> earlier today there was a thicker haze a

a barn fire near the bailey avenue exit off 101. when crews arrived the barn was in flames and a dangerous situation from firefighters. the cause of the fire under investigation. >> whatever do you don't gore get the jacket. it's pretty cold. >> she's frezing in here. >> christina lor rens. think 5 up. >> and falling, he gets the lady a jacket. >> she brought her own. >> you're right. what are we, 2013 now. we are self sufficient. pull out the jacket, you can pull out the heavy raun but something you can peel off as inches are going to warm. now we have more 40s than 50s, i want to zoom in. they haven't seen 38 in santa rosa, petaluma at 39 since mid may. don't want to get caught offguard. one of those days if you fly over san francisco, completely clear conditions, not a cloud in the sky. and all flights should be leaving on time with a clear start. 83 inland. 75 at the coast. i'll have the seven-day forecast in a few moments. if not it's a traffic tuesday. >> for sure. look at the bay bridge. it's 6:09. we had a lighter flow but h

. >> and tucker barnes is sittingg over here what about me.. >> if the rains he might be sexy.se. >> guys. >> thank you. >> thank you.>> >> all right coming up, after the break, w tehat co are headee london. >> that's right. >> to london, that is where wh movie reviewer kevin mccarthy ke is there and why he says gravity is one of the best movies of the year. that is coming up next.  >>> welcome back. you know it's already being called one of the best movies os the year andt now is your chancr to weigh in on gravity. it is just one of the new movie that is opening today. toda movie reviewer, kevin mccarthyn joins us live from london this h morning. good morning, kevin. i love that you are there. >> good morning, sarah, by the way tucker and tony, you canan hear me, you both are sexy as well. [ laughter ][ >> i just wanted to tell you. >> right now, the love is between you and me. >> it is.> >> it is. i >> so let's start talking about movie graphty. yogravity.g >> but this movie it scares me the idea of floating around in space. >> gravity is a cinematic masterpiece for many,

the firefighters saved this barn. >> this is the old train depot from 1868 and the barn was built in 1870. they're on the historical registry for old historical buildings. >> this is day eight of the government shutdown. president obama is expected to begin a news conference at the white house at any moment. we're monitoring that for you. republicans and democrats accusing each other of refusing to negotiate to end the shutdown. katy? we lost her pick -- there she is. >> this morning, house speaker john boehner's office said president obama reiterated we won't negotiated on the government shutdown or raising the debt limit. the white house says the president is willing to negotiate after the threats of a government shutdown and default are taken off the table. >> house speaker john boehner says the way to resolve the differences is to sit down and have a conversation. >> refusing to negotiate is an untenable position. and, frankly, by refusing to negotiate, harry reid and the president are putting our country on a dangerous path. >> the social security administration warns, no nine d

barnes & noble is trying to compete with ereaders from other retailers. it costs $119 and goes on sale in stores and online today. that's your moneywatch. the latest business news, follow me on twitter #gigistonetv. >>> yahoo's ceo marissa mayer bought palo alto's oldest funeral home. the roller and hapgood funeral home closes tomorrow. it's a block away from her home on addison avenue. sources tell the mountain view voice she bought the place that sold for more than $11 million and neighbors aren't impressed. >> what the heck is she going to do with that place? not something i'd like in my inventory. >> plenty of space in the hills. she could buy a compound, do whatever she wants not disturb the neighbors. >> the move comes just after facebook's mark zuckerberg bought a handful of properties in his palo alto neighborhood. >>> speaking of facebook, if you have been by the company's menlo park campus lately you may have seen something different. the iconic-like logo has a following fame with a frankenstein and bones. >>> 4:56. making toy guns less real. a

hear why they think it won't happen but first we want to talk to tucker barnes. >>ck let's talk. we have wig changes.ges. clouds, cool conditions.ondi and some rain showers moving in. i have all the details onetai itself forecast and julie has the traffic. t we'll do it right after thefter break. [ woman ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. 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, pillsbur

fears were only heightened by comments made today by house speak john barn on ab c this week said there would not be house vote on boosting debt ceiling unless president obama makes some concessions. we are not going to pass clean debt limit increase. i told the president there no way we are going pass -- votes are not in the house pass clean debt limit. and president is risking default by not having the conversation with us. >> secretary treasury jack law says, treasury secretary says congress must raids the debt limit by on the 179. to aslide default 1234eu6789. we and floor side has blinked. leaving lot government workers upis the about not getting pay connection many tourist angry that the national monuments parks, are closed. fox five has been tapping their mood and join us live from am phaupl. >> you know downtown washington beautiful at night specifically when moon mements are all list. normally they would be open for visitors. i refreshes getting engaged one night on my birthday actually on top stefps the lincoln memorial but, i digress. there seem lot of fewer people than norma

firefighters say tara amy coe furniture restoration owns that barn. nearby power lines caused concern but no one was hurt. >>> uc berkeley police are investigating a robbery of a student on campus. the latest happened sunday night when two men approached a student walking near moffett library. the student was pushed to the ground and the suspects ran off with the student's cell phone. it comes after two more robberies near campus last week. police are urging students to put away their phones while walking on campus. >>> the city of fremont may install surveillance cameras. the argus reports police are asking the city council to put up cameras on low to moderate income areas. they say their request comes after complaints about a rise in home burglaries. the cameras would be placed on fremont street lights and public buildings. no word on when the fremont cameras would go up. >>> 4:47 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at the commute. it could be interesting again because a lot of people just made those alternate plans in case b.a.r.t. was

peter barnes in burlington, vermont. the fed later today. >> as we know from the fed meeting the fed is very concerned about fiscal problems in washington d.c. and whether they will hurt economic growth and we are going to be hearing from eric rosengreen of the federal reserve bank of boston giving a speech in a little bit and we will be interviewing him at 1:40 eastern time after his speech and he will be the first fed voting fed member that we will hear from since the government shut down two days ago on these problems and potential impact on the economy and what if anything the fed will be prepared to do about it including continuing all the stimulus, continuing quantitative easing, increasing quantitative easing, keeping interest rates low until what? 200054? i don't know. we will ask those questions after his speech today. connell: two hours from now. thank you. dagen: the government shut down hitting everything. hitting everything in the markets from stocks to crops. connell: sandra smith's department. she joins us

audrey barnes has the story rowrs were parked right here. troy lucas was parked on elkins avenue waiting to ping his picks daughter from the school. >> after the school attendanttet released the buses, right wheree the second police car was, theya came around and went through straight through the stop sign here without stopping. >> reporter: lucas says heys and other parents reported it tt school officials, but it kept happening, so he recorded it.cod this is the video he shot on his cell phone, bus after bus, after bus blowing past the stop signop at crawford street.rd and the drivers on crawford havo the right of way making this intersection even more dangerous. >> you're in a community and then you have students walking from schools, you have parents walking to school to pick the kids up and then you have students driving themselves to school and from school. if you get behind sided by a bus with kids on the bus, that can be a serious problem, not onlyt for those walking but on the bue as well. >> reporter: another thing that makeste the

thank you, peter barnes. >> no. thank you. adam: stocks in the green on optimism about a debt extension deal. with all of this being pushed go immediately to scott wren. he is from wells fargo advisors. scott, i want to get into ire lawsuitest noted. the bond market not falling apart over fears investors will be not paid. you say i have a void tte hype. buy on the dips. >> i would have loved to seen a 10% correction because i think it would be a opportuniiy. shockingly here we'll take this thing down to the last minute. wouldn't surprise me if the final house vote, the final votes on this continuing resolution came at 11 at night, something like that. it will be down to the wire but looks like something will o through. in my mind, i thought there is no way they would not raise the debt ceiling. no way the u.s. would default. i was confident of that. of course the probability was not zero but it was awfully close to zero. adam: we're not quite there. let's jump ahead to deccmber 13th for budget negotiations and january 15th for

kim barnes, our founder of friends of lafayette park. we wouldn't be here today without kim barnes. (applause) >> art persico, a moving force, our second president of friends of lafayette park. our fourth, mi stefan franz, shila clement. (applause) >> our gardeners who have been here throughout helping us on our clean and green days, out on saturdays. if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and

and so they delivered the baby right here in the lobby in the barns and enab barnes and noble. >> i heard a little crying, so it was nice and everybody started clapping. >> the fire department says the baby boy was born without any complications. he and mom are said to be doing fine. >>> next on abc 7 saturday morning news, fun, science, maybe romance. the adults-only program drawing record crowds at the new exploratorium. and let's take a live look outside at 8:37 this morning. here you see the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic moving smoothly, good news at this hour. it was backed up earlier this morning. we're keeping an eye on it, and lisa arrest jent >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >> it's been six months since the exploratorium reopened in a new building on san francisco's waterfront. the hands-on museum has had record attendance and is well-known as a great place for kids and families. but one of the biggest successes is its adults-only program with seven times more nighttime visitors than at the old building. abc 7

tucker barnes is here to print our spirits a little bit. isn't a hazier out there. >> there's a little more water in atmosphere, but the theme is plenty of shine. the clouds were billowing bill yesterday. there was a time or two. >> yeah, it looked like it was going to rain, i still get somel of those jitters. anything. >> especially if you are -- >> i think there's a school of thought or thinking out there that tony and i give you a hard time. >> many times, yes. >> i heard it yesterday. >> that we give him a hard time. >> yes, and i was at a furniture store, good morning to michael player and all the people, andad everybody says, you sure do give tuckeer a hard time. >> no i look forward to seeing g you every morning. >> it's all properly and sisterly love. love >> so it might look like we're giving him a hard time. have no fear. >>> we are going to do a nationally spin here. it's going very warm, mid-80s, i washington, look at all of theof warm temperatures, nothing west it's october, 76 in dallas, middle rock, 70 degrees, let's7e talk a

>> peter barnes had it exactly correct. the republicans in the senate are being briefed on what the plan contains. after that, mr. mcconnell and mr. reed will announce the details of that agreement which are as peter outlined it. the third thing is the speaker will then go to his caucus and explain what the senate bill does. he knows he will not have all of his members voting for it but he has been pledged, it has been pledged to him by minority leader nancy pelosi and sidney lawyer, the minority whip the that they will provide enough democrats to make up for lost republicans and bill will pass, and this is important, if it passes in the house first, it does reduce the filibuster possibilities in the senate by about half. dagen: if a deal isn't signed, sealed and delivered and it arrives, has been given to us by the treasury department, as i said maybe we can pay all of our bills tomorrow but what is the concern about this day if any? >> the concern is they hope to have a deal before the seventeenth because they have option