>> it's more difficult. crews are down today. they're in their 15th round, and there's no 16th round, they have to finish. >> with the ramp a pile of rubble the work has shifted to paving the temporary roadway from the new tunnel down to the marina. the demolition has opened up a whole new view of the bay. >> never saw i'd see it happen, but it's amazing. it's going to be great improvement. just i've always wanted to see this great view from here. >> the simulation shows a whole knew view of drivers coming into san francisco. after passing through a tunnel the road curves before heading toward the marina. there will be warning signs and a lower speed limit. >> very safe alignment. there are no issues even with the curves. people will have to get adjusted to it. and that takes time.

>> michael dolan got a chance to take a test drive on the ban ban -- bypass using this simulator. >> driving the simulator is cool. it's going to feel like a celebration of the city. >> reporter: under the contract, all of this debris belongs to the contract. it will be crushed right here on site. the metal separated from the concrete, and then hauled off over the next two months and used for various projects anywhere in the country. this road is supposed to be open tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. live in san francisco, abc-7 news. >> alan: sky 7hd flew the new route you have to take tomorrow coming off the bridge. you can see how you head isn't off the judge through the new tunnel, which will run both directions until the project is complete in 2015. after you come out of the

tunnel, you veer to the left and back on to the preexisting roadway. >> ama: people have been trying to get around the construction all weekend long. here's a live look at the roadway. you can see from sky 7hd. cars are kind of moving a little slowly on the right-hand side. but things aren't too bad. sergio quintana is live at the golden gate ferry terminal. >> reporter: it's very clear that lots of people decided to avoid the doyle drive construction by avoiding driving over the golden gate bridge altogether and one of the more popular alternatives was taking a ferry boat. this morning, ferries from marin county to san francisco, sold out, and look at this. all those people in there are waiting for the 6:45 ferry because the last three have sold out this afternoon, going back to marin county. >> the ferry has sold out. >> with the giants playing and

he the doyle drive construction, this is one of the hottest tickets in town. ferry service in san francisco to marin county is selling out. but the rush to ride the ferries started earlier today. >> why take the ferry? >> because of doyle park closure. >> for those hoping to get a direct route to at&t park, this special round trip service sole out earlier this weekend. >> which one are you taking? >> the 11:3 hopefully. we'll still make it on the 12. >> the rest of the giants faithfulful and other travelers loaded on to the ferries in droafs, and three other ferries sold out, and where ferries're full, many streets and highways were not. traffic leading to and from the golden gate bridge did snarl up a bit heading through the press -- presidio was bustling

but not too busy. for those who chose the bay bridge, traffic backed up sunday heading into the toll plaza, just like saturday. >> bay bridge driving. >> how was the backup? >> bumper-to-bumper all the way. real slow. >> reporter: he avoided the traffic headache he got yesterday by ferrying into san francisco now. thousands chose to take the ferry to avoid the ongoing demolition of doyle drive, and now thousands are lining up to take the ferry back home and they're boarding boats that are nearly packed to the gills. >> last night i was talking to one of the ferry pilots who tells me the ferries between san francisco and larkspur, they carry 450 passengers, so far this afternoon three of them have been sold out, two from here, and the one from san francisco at at&t giants stadiu. we're now watching the 6:45 to

see if it sells out as well. >> alan: and now to abc-7 news' sue hall with a look at traffic. >> and save a spot on the 6:45 for me. i'll be heading out. that is a great alternate. you can see a live shot of the golden gate bridge. so far so good. once you get through the toll plaza, headed towards 19th 19th avenue, it's bumper-to-bumper going toward golden gate pack. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's moving well. no problems coming into san francisco. it is, however, a little thick, heavy coming back the field, through berkeley. it's moving but you'll have company. eastbound is flowing smoothly as well. let's look at the free abc-7 wave app. you can get alerts and updates and they're schedule to be on time tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. you'll see heavy traffic in golden gate park, and 19th

19th avenue looking like pretty good road. the coastal highway, highway 1, is 30-miles-an-hour headed that direction. go ahead and download that and get your alerts and updates. i'll be back tomorrow morning at 4:30 to get you through it all. >> alan: abc-7 news is your source for the doyle drive closure. we'll have updates on the project and the detours. you can get an instant notice when the road re-opens,. >> ama: today was the 95th 95th annual opening day on the bay, the official start of both season. hundreds of boats sailed through the choppy waters, bringing out thousands of spectators. >> after winning here, i thought the environment and wateres part of life, and the boats are malignant enough september. today is just spectacular day. the weather and the winds. the boats look fantastic. >> ama: the theme was american

spirit, celebrating the many people and things that make san francisco so unique. now, of course, the festivities were slightly dampened by the recent loss of five sailors in an accident off the fair lop islands, and the search continues for a missing sailor that happened during a yacht race in mexico. the bodies of three other crew members were found yesterday. >> alan: suspended sheriff appeared on talk radio. >> i take responsibility, and that's the whole point, is that i could have handled it better, and i am taking steps to make sure that, shy ever be faced with the level of intensity of a quarrel like that, that i would make sure i wouldn't -- other things to do. >> that's right. >> alan: he plans to good to court this week to amend the

order that prevents him from even talking to his wife. also fighting his suspension on official misconduct charges. >> ama: just ahead, the fight over foie gras. the world famous chef who wants stop the ban. >> alan: lawmakers going to battle to help student goes to college. >> ama: there's now an app that judges your looks. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. terrific day today. temperatures warming into the 70s, and even some mid-80s. we'll check out the numbers coming up. but get ready for a big but get ready for a big co what'll it be?

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lan feather ares are flying over the proposed ban on foie gras, and top chefs are banning together to stop it. it's made from the liver of ducks or geese through a fattening process. it's the process that led to the ban. bay area chez say the ban is overkill and want strict new laws to regulate production. >> city college of san franciscoes cooking up plans to save the cafeteria program. the college's culinary department needs to cut $250,000 or it has to shut its doors in july. the cafeteria is run by culinary arts students and will lose the hands-on training that gives them an edge in the job market.

>> ama: lawmakers want to help families with the soaring cost of college by closing a corporate tax loop highhole. the plan would eliminate a bill dollars tax break given to businesses in 2009 ask the money would be used to subsidize tuition for family's whose income exceeds the cap of getting a free ride at public universities. >> beauty is now in the eye of your iphone. the new ugly app that holds nothing back. >> alan: leigh glaser has the forecast. >> mike: the a's must have been using that ugly app. in the bought of the

>> we're looking live on the golden gate bridge, and this looks like a tourist double decker was getting pushed by a tow truck because apparently they lost -- they were stalled. but it looks like it might be going fine now.

>> alan: beauty may no longer be in the eye of the beholder. science as led to a new epa taking the world by storm and not everybody is happy about it. here's the story. >> we take a photograph. >> reporter: nothing unusual about that. what joel's app does next is different than any other iphone extra. >> goes through and verifies all the points on the face. here's the mouth line. >> reporter: a complicated set of factors gives your face a good going over, checking this and that, and in the end, your phone tells you exactly how ugly you are. >> i'm a 32. >> reporter: a 32 out of 100, and his eyes are too narrow and his nose is too wide. >> how you do you hair and this is -- and those things don't matter. so this is facial structure. >> doesn't matter. everybody is interested in

vanity, and they like to know where they rank. >> while this facial feature measuring stick is intend for fun, some aren't laughing. >> we all have issues and things we need to work on in ourselves, not our beauty. no one needs to tell us that. >> this mom wouldn't want her children's looks measured by a phone app. >> i think it's hard enough to be a kid. >> i don't think it's fun. >> alan: i have small eyes, so depends on who is judging the beauty. >> ama: we better not check that. >> alan: i like my eyes. the app was extremely popular. last month it was the number one app in china, of all places, for three weeks in a row. i hope they like it. >> ama: let's get to leigh glaser. she has the forecast, which we know is beautiful, at least today. >> leigh: it was terrific. the whole weekend has been so great out there. here's a look at our highs for today. i told you it was going to warm

up a few more degrees and it did. 85 the high in antioch. 81 in concord. 83 in clear lake. san francisco managed 68. once the low clouds and fog moved out. san jose, 83. 84 in livermore. here's a look at the current readings. 84, antioch. 65, oakland. san francisco, 62, los gatos 80. here is a look at our highlights. hope you enjoyed the weekend because we're going to see changes this week. first off, low clouds and fog move inland tonight. we'll deal with dense overcast tomorrow morning and then going to stealth the stage for a cooler work week and chance of a few showers heading into wednesday night and thursday, and this will be mainly north of the golden gate bridge. here's a look at the closeup satellite. this is how we started off, with low clouds and fog hugging the

coast. starting to burp off -- burn off the coast for a couple of hours. now the onshore winds are going to move inland. 11:00 tonight a lot of the overcast starting to move inhappen, through the gaits, bay, the east bay locations. this is how it should look tomorrow morning for the 5:00 a.m. commute. even out towards the tell a -- delta, low overcast. maybe dense fog near the golden gate bridge. that could slow down the monday morning commute even more so than the doyle drive area. so, keep that in mind. by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, most of the fog will burp back -- burn back to the coast. lows tonight, 50s east bay. the low clouds and fog starts to move in this weekend, the jet stream is well to the north. delightful weather, monday, tuesday, and wednesday, this is going to start to push on

towards the south. so we'll look for culler week ahead, and this cold front could bring out a few showers, mainly north of the golden gate bridge as i mentioned, heading into wednesday and thursday. highs tomorrow, notice they'll start to come down. 75, san rafael. antioch, 77. 64, san francisco. san jose, 76. watsonville, 70. hollister, 75. the accuweather seven-day forecast. get ready for a cooldown heading into monday, tuesday, wednesday. wednesday night, clouds thicken, maybe sprinkles. north by by thursday morning, and then we'll dry things out and warm things up by next weekend. >> alan: let's talk to shu. a lot of sports. >> mike: giants have been a team that uses all 25 players on the roster. today they found a burst of power in the rubber match against the padres. great day to take the family out to the ballpark. sandoval goes right to work in

the first. solo run. see ya. now arias, the big knock, a two-out, two-run triple. first rbi as a. >> 4-1. and that was plenty for madison bumgarner. six giants get the victory. >> go to baltimore. orioles stole one late from the ass. colon looking to close out the shutout. jones, dribbler, joneses to widely to first. put runners on second and third. bet met wins it. a's lose a heartbreaker and the series, 5-2 the final. brandon inc. agreed to sign with the a's after being released by detroit. 4-year-old was an all-star in 2009. playing third base, the a's third basemen have a combined .127 average, a league low. two homers and six rbis.

>> if you weren't drafted in the last three days, being a free agent not a bad way to go. one player had three concussions, signed by the 49ers. he has skill, running a 4.36 40 at the combine. >> michael thomas signed with the niners, this kid can play. he knows the 49ers defense and system. >> the cardinals signed howell and jeremy stewart. a steel steal for the eagles. cal had six free agents. all going to the afc west, and michael calvin, holden, and uwould you sue bound for the nfc. >> first weekend of the nba playoffs continue, four games on top. lakers and nuggets at the stapler in. jack blue jackets.

>> nick: -- jack nicholson in the front row. lakers coasting. former warrior, he had 41. the story of the game, andrew bynum. nba playoff record 10 blocks. first postseason triple-double since magic johnson 21 years ago. other. >> tony parker and the spurs had no problem with the jazz. 28 points, eight acysts -- assists. tim done -- spurs win game one, 106-91. >> from the court to the ice, game one between the devils and flyers. briere, the blast inside the blue line. beauts brodeur. >> let's tee it up in new orleans. jason dufner had to make a choice. play husband ball with a gator

lurking or take a stroke. he takes the stroke and then rolls in a 43-footer for par the hard way. tied with ernie els. sudden death. dufner misses a six footer for bird. then ernie els, misses. oh, my. second playoff hole, dufner, the tap-in for birdie, ending a 163 event drought. and he is getting married next saturday. >> more playoff action from the nba and hmm hundred. -- nhl if you like ferraris, and who doesn't, we have just the race for you. >> ama: superheros making a splash. en in publish

>> trying to get back over the wall or trying to save it. >> ama: saving the world. the aven jersey isn't playing in the u.s. yet but is taking theaters by storm. with $178 million with overseas ticket sales. it opens here friday. >> alan: and domestic which i, think -- domestically, thick

look a man, and the hunger games and five year engagement are so close the final rankings will not be released until tomorrow. >> ama: that's it for this edition of abc-7 news. captioned by closed captioning services inc.