good morning. the breaking news update. bart workers are on strike today and no talks are skeg yuled so far. -- scheduled so far. some 400,000 commuters had to other ways to get to work by ferry, car, bus. it may take extra time to get where you need to go today but all things considered the morning commute was smooth for many. but that's likely because it is a holiday week. let's look. you can see the line of cars is stacked up, and that's the case in the immediate approach to the bay bridge though. we've had aa lot of people say

i got right up until this point with no problem. keep in mind because of the bart strike those hov lanes are enforced all day today from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. let's go to the ferry terminal in al me for a live report. >> reporter: almeda for a live report. >> we are live in almeda where you can see there's a small line of people waiting here to get on to the next ferry that takes off in the next 15 minutes. we are told this is normal traffic, it is nothing compared to what we saw earlier today when there was hundreds of people in line. now, i do want to mention the parking situation out here at the main terminal. the parking lot is completely full. and so are surrounding streets. we talked to one person who said that she parked so far a way it took her ten minutes to walk here. so they're encouraging people to get dropped off or to ride bikes if you can.

the ferry service will resume the special schedule. they're going to start that ferry service starts at 3:45 in the afternoon. it goes on until 8:15 p.m. we will have much more on that coming up on our later newscasts. reporting live from almeda, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you. be sure to stay with ktvu for latest. find us on ktvu.com. we have a special section dedicated to the bart strike. we will also have updates every hour right here on ktvu and full coverage on the regular newscast starting in just an hour here at noon. this has been a breaking news update on the bart strike. really give it humanity. because a lot of times when people think of drug addiction and that whole thing they don't you had the human being and what they go through. >> anderson: you saw people suffering and saw them as people. >> exactly. and it was great. >> anderson: it was like a forerunner to the wire. but, the other thing that

mystifies me about you, you live in la and when she came to new york, i was told that the one thing she wanted to do was meet big ang. >> i really do. >> anderson: have you all been following big ang? >> "mob wives", i love "mob wives" that is my guilty pleasure. big ang. >> anderson: i don't get her. >> big ang is your version of nene or wendi williams. she is like the white version of nene as far as i'm concerned. >> anderson: so did you actually meet big ang? >> yes, i did. and i want to tell you a story. back in the day and i'm telling you some of my personal business, anderson and y'all, too. but back in the day i used to be a stripper. way back in the day.

>> anderson: wait a minute. hello? >> back in the day. i was doing stand up comedy. i was broke. so i had to kind of help pay for my comedy. >> anderson: stand up comedy to stripping on the side. >> to help support my stand up comedy career. >> anderson: would you mix the two? >> i would always do that. let me tell you why. i wouldn't want to get butt naked. the way i would get out of that is by telling jokes. >> anderson: do guys who go to strip clubs -- i think i have been to one, once in my life. i clearly am not the target demo. [applause] i only went it was a friend from college bachelor party and i was like can we leave now? but -- >> that is how i would be, too. >> anderson: the guys that go there they don't want to be giggling. maybe they want to giggle but not laughing. >> they come because they want to see what big ang got, you

follow what i'm saying? but i would be so kars matt particular that by the time i started telling jokes and i might have gotten to my g string it was time to go. the time was up. but the first club that i ever worked at was in staten island. so when i saw the mob wives and staten island i was like i used to hangout there back in the day. >> anderson: you feel like -- >> i felt a little connected from back in the day, y'all. i am a different person today, now. >> anderson: you went to big ang last night? >> i had to go see the drunken monkey. i had to. and i wanted to see big ang up close and personal. and i'm just like fascinated that she would have those boobs. so big. >> anderson: i don't you had how somebody does that to themselves and when they see when they look in the mirror. what does big ang see?

>> dr.dy veto gave her the whole thing. >> anderson: and what doctor would be like yeah, that is a good idea. >> and they are hard. i touched them, you guys. >> anderson: oh, lord. >> i did. i had to. i had to see what they felt like. she bumped into me and i almost fell i was like whoa those are heavy. >> anderson: how do you approach that? i want to touch your breasts. >> your boobs bumped into me can i touch them and she was like go ahead. >> anderson: we have a tape of you i have not seen this. let's take a look. >> hey, anderson, i just got into the nyc but before i come to the studio, i had to come down to staten island. i am dying to visit big ang at the drunken monkey. what the!

>> i amoco hosting with him tomorrow and i'm excited about it. >> can you tell us about the book? >> shall i come back there? let's make a cosmo. that is a lot of vodka. anderson you are the best so i do love you. here is to you for real. >> anderson, congratulations on your new season and you better get to the drunken monkey. [applause] [cheering] >> congratulations. [applause] and she really talks like that. and those lips anderson are like this. she talks like that. i almost thought she was a man. >> anderson: is she a dude? >> no, she had a baby. dudes cannot have babies no matter how many sex changes took place. >> anderson: part of the things

i do not get is i am not a drinker, i don't like drinking. i will have wine now and then. but there is this other story i saw in the news that is causing outrage and it's inappropriate. urban outfitters a store that i like to shop at. plain t-shirts i buy there. they are selling this line of t-shirts and their target market is young people 18-25. and they are selling all the pro drinking shirts. like i drink you're cute. >> and i vote for vodka. >> anderson: p this other shirt misery loves alcohol? >> now, that is crazy. >> anderson: i don't think -- it doesn't seem appropriate to me if you are selling to kids or teenagers or people below the drinking age it seems like it's sending the wrong message. >> i do not agree with the t-shirts at all. i have stepchildren my younger is 15 years old and i do not

want this to be something she is representing. or i vote for vodka? no, no, no. we can think of something else to vote for. ok? [applause] like education. why can't it be i vote for education? >> anderson: why is it stupid stuff. jan wibters the president of mothers against drunk driving does this piss you off? >> if my kids wanted to come home with one of those they would not beware it anywhere. the important thing as a mother to me is the message it's sending to the children. anybody under the age of 21, not only is it illegal to drink alcohol but it's extremely dangerous. and my own daughter was killed. she was 15 years old and killed by a drunk driver. so this is very personal to me. and the important thing is that research shows that when kids

wear these things, they are much more likely then to drink. >> absolutely. >> anderson: and major retailer this is not a mom and pop shop. they are selling across the country. i know young people may disagree. >> tray? i am a student in washington d.c. >> what do you think of the shirts? >> a lot of kids on campus have one. tons of them. i have one with me today. it says political party and now this one does not come out and say anything about drinking. >> anderson: political party but all drinking. >> do you drink, tray? >> no, i do not. >> anderson: really? when i was in italy i had wine i was legal to drink there. >> anderson: but you don't think it sends a bad message? >> i think kids have decisions to make. i think as an 18-year-old which i'm 18, i can go to war, i can vote in a presidential election and i can vote whether to drink

vodka or not. >> i hear you on that. but i also feel that young kids like when you are dealing with 15 and 16-year-olds buying the t-shirts they do not have a meterment as an adult one glass of wine and call it quits and do not drink and drive but sometimes kids may not have that meter even at 18. i feel like you are still a baby. you might be able to vote but you cannot drink vodka and have enough sense to know not to drive. >> anderson: i grew up in new york city where we were not driving around but people everybody was drinking when i was 15 years old. jan -- >> i am from colorado and 18 was the drinking age. >> anderson: and your daughter died? >> my daughter died when she was 15 and it was an underaged drinker he was 17 that killed her. and so his life is ruined, too. but the point is is all the dangers. and research shows that kids who

have these t-shirts actually drink more. it's more frequent for them to drink than kids who don't have them. >> anderson: we reached out to urban outfitters and they did not respond. i think this is something that enough people kind of express concern to them they will take them off the shelves. >> we would like to have that conversation. >> anderson: at the least they should be able to meet with you. let's see if we can make that happen. the sharks from "shark tank" are here. we will be right back. [applause] [cheering] coming up, our next big idea challenge we are puing inventors on the hotseat. >> have you done a presentation before ? >> and the top three ways you can turn your idea into millions. and later food network stars gina and pat neely are here with a southern favorite you can make in minutes.

[applause] on the next "anderson live"... for the first time ever an entire hour of your favorite celebrities. where you get to ask the questions. the biggest names in music, movies and fashion. >> is will smith a good kisser? >> he was fabulous. >> we should be having more sex than we are having. >> and the real-life seven dwarfs. >> meet the seven little johnsons on the next "anderson live."

[applause] >> anderson: the food network stars gina and pat neely are here and they will share southern cooking secrets and something that you can cook fast. they are preparing getting hungry. our co-host tasha smith is with us today from tyler perry's "for

better or worse." now, everyone likes to believe that they can strike it rich with a million dollar idea and there are a lot of folks who have good ideas they don't know how to get started and need help. we have done this once before and had great success we had an inventor who came up with the idea and got $100,000 for the bitty belly to market it. we thought it would be fun to have a competition to find our next big idea. i invited the sharks to help me. welcome, mark cuban, lori greiner, kevin o'leary, barbara corcoran, daymond john, and robert herjavec. the whole cast is here. [applause] so you guys migrate in packs? are you traveling together? >> all the way. we bite each other all the way.

>> anderson: this must be fun to see new ideas are you all investors and to see new ideas and define what is going to work or not. what makes a good idea. >> before "shark tank" i had to go to the deals now they come to me. i love it. >> anderson: what makes a good idea, mark? >> someone who is committed and done their homework to know there is a market for it and willing to work hard. more often than not it's not so much the idea but the person behind it. >> anderson: we have three people with three inventions. and we are going to decide which one we will put on the website and promote and you will decide if there is an invention that you want to put money behind. our first guest is david, right? david, come on out. [applause] you've got 30 seconds to pitch your invention. go. >> all right. i have a snowboard company out

of huntington beach, california we created the survival split board it will aid in your survival when you are snowboarding. the split board community has grown like 50% last year. and the -- i'm nervous, sorry. but yeah, let me tear this apart and show you how it works. basically, you have -- do you snowboard? >> i do. >> typical snowboard but this board pulls apart. >> dude. hold on. have you done a presentation before? >> yes, i have. i'm a little nervous. >> can i ask something does he know how much money is sitting on that couch right now? i mean can we talk about the fact that -- >> first of all i'm next to anderson cooper i'm so excited. [applause] like it has nothing to do with these guys.

>> i get it. >> i have my pitch. i was really excited. >> you are standing next to fine anderson cooper i understand. but you got like how much like $5 billion on the couch! >> anderson: this you break it apart and it has survival. i don't know why i'm pitching your product. >> you can check yourself out of the backcountry. >> we want to know how much is the offer? >> what kind of money you looking for? >> we are looking for 100 grand to development. >> anderson: what questions do you want to know? >> these are skis. >> how much does the company get for $100,000. >> this is just the project. >> have you sold these yet. >> we don't get any of the company? >> no, this -- >> can i chime in again? >> that is what i carry in my pocket. >> i would give you the $100,000

and then what happens. >> we would go in on the project together. >> before mark cuban or robert herjavec has anything to say about how much money they have to invest can i ask what the consumers would do. can i see in the audience if there's anyone that would buy this product. >> anderson: no one knows what the product is. >> tell me how you really feel. check this out. we have the fold out knife. >> all i can think of is like the utah snowboard chainsaw massacre, right? >> anderson: i was trying to help you. if you get in an avalanche you can cut your way out. you have a knife. >> you can build yourself a snow cave and trek around. >> why would i need this product? >> because it is cool. like you need something cool. >> anderson: you need it for an avalanche, right?

anch lik backcountry. >> i got to tell you, anderson i don't know about [laughter] >> anderson: i'm not sure dave knows about this. >> i do know about this. >> anderson: another inventor who has not graduated from high school. we will see what his big idea [alause] [cheering] up next our competition heats up as the sharks go in for the kill. >> you have to explain the deal in 90 seconds how i get rich. >> anderson: which idea will take our top prize? and the number one way to turn your big idea [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t.

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>> if you want to make this a big business, you need a partner. because are you nuts. >> i am a regular guy i know more about man scaping and shoes than football. >> man scaping? [applause] >> anderson: all the sharks from "shark tank" are joining us and our co-host tasha smith. dave presented his idea sort of. he sort of didn't really as presentations go. >> you did a great job for him. >> anderson: what makes a good presentation? >> quick, to the point, not hemming and haughing if you know your product you have confidence tonight comes through. it was not a horrible product but other than that -- >> it was he aa horrible

product. >> it was a horrible product. >> it was a bad presentation, good product. >> anderson: what is the number one tip for people at home that have things. >> 90 seconds you have to explain the deal in 90 seconds how i get rich. >> and practice against your mother-in-law and see what she thinks. >> or against people you don't know. >> anderson: that means you have to talk to your mother-in-law. all right. our next contestants are reilly and christine. come on out. [applause] all right. so dave did not get the 30 second thing. it goes by quick, are you ready? >> yes. >> anderson: all right. pitch us your product. >> i'm reilly and i'm 14 from california. i invented this when i was 9. so i was 14 not as cool as i am now. >> it is a game for the swimming apool. it's nothing out there like t we

went looking for something. we just wanted something that all the kids would play with. a skill level was not needed where a daughter could play against her dad and have a chance of winning. it gets kids swimming in the pool. >> anderson: how does it work? >> are you not giving them enough time. >> 90 seconds. >> anderson: go. how does the game work. >> you take the chips and put it on number one. and so you can dive for them or leave them. then you blow the whistle and you have to find your duck, i found number two so i can chuck it across the pool. >> everything gets thrown in the pool. add water. everything goes in the pool. somebody blows the whistle dive down and get a chip and bring it to the edge. >> how much are you selling for? >> 14.95 plus tax. >> how many have you sold? >> we have sold 600. >> where are they manufactured?

>> in my garage. [applause] right now it's $8 because we are buying it where i could buy t i have not gone direct where i know the cost would be lower. >> have you gone to toy retailors? can you get distribution? >> yes, we can. >> you live in la. >> i got to tell you i think it is an interesting idea especially because it's going to help young people to swim but i have a lady here that has something to say. i would definitely buy it. first of all, i think as you said, that it helps youngsters to swim. >> anderson: and there is there is not a lot of games can you play in the pool other than marco polo. >> after -- what do you want in terms of investment? >> a couple hundred thousand dollars. >> is there a specific -- >> anderson: we have to take a quick break and the final

contestant faces the sharks ahead. we will be right back. [applause] up next, a moment is here. we are announcing the winner of the next big idea challenge which crystal geyser is always

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>> anderson: we're back with the stars of "shark tank". we have our third and final contestant who has an idea that they think is a multimillion dollar idea. welcome tim. come out. nice to see you. all right. [applause] tim you have 30 seconds. >> i invented the dwroofvie clean. i'm looking for $40,000 for a 50% partnership. the groovy clean is a tool that assists with cleaning all the surfaces on the can that your mouth comes in contact with. [applause] put it on the can. and swipe the can clean. it cleans the top of the can where your upper lip hits and cleans the tab and the groove that often collects the dirt and the side of the can where your

bottom lip s and when you are done, it also opens the can. [applause] >> anderson: it is a can opener. check out a couple groovy cleans here. all right. questions? >> good job. >> thank you. [applause] >> how many people market research to see how many people would buy this and use this? >> no, i haven't. >> would would buy this? [cheering] >> i will say with the paper towels you do not get this stuff. >> it is patented design to make sure that you get all the surfaces clean. >> do you think a company would sell more cans if they bundled it with this? would people care enough? >> i don't think a beverage company would want to package it with the cans. >> let me say this. i would use my dress to go like that. i mean i'm just saying i would do that and it would work fine.

>> anderson: but it doesn't work fine because you can never get. >> who is going to carry one of these around. where is my groovy cleaner? >> i agree. >> how much do you sell it for? >> a dollar. it costs me 11 cents to make and i can sell it for a dollar. >> have you sold any. >> i've sold 4,000. >> and usually when are going to clean your can you find a napkin. i have people in the audience what do they think? >> i have someone in the audience that has something to say about this. >> you know i think it is a good idea but i don't know that i would use it. i use a paper towel. >> you use it with the paper towel and it will get it cleaner. >> i like it all the moms would buy it and leave it at home and have to buy another one and another one. i like it. >> sell them in the 12-packs. >> anderson: i want to bring out all of our contestants. everyone else come out.

[applause] there's two things -- dave, dave. you're breaking my heart, dave. prototype snowboard swiss army knife. >> i think mark and i are going to hook up after. >> i don't know that my wife would go for that. >> anderson: all right. two things will happen. one of these products we are going to put on our website. and we'll put on the website for a week and to see if anybody wants to buy the product or invest in it. and the other option is one of you might be willing to invest. >> it's not the snowboard for me. >> anderson: all right. >> i'm just being honest i love your creativity but that is not -- >> anderson: which one? >> i would vote for the chuck the duck only because i love -- i am not a swimmer but if i had that as a kid maybe i would be.

although, the little wipey thing around the groovy clean he had a better pitch. >> anderson: i agree. for a presentation, tim, i love the idea but i will go with you, tasha we will put your idea on our website. i like the idea of a game the whole family can play in the pool. [applause] sharks, anybody interested? >> i have to say the presentation-wise, i think the groovy clean wins because he nailed it in 90 seconds but the only product that has a chance of selling is the duck. that's it. the rest... >> and i think what you need, i don't know about the $207,000. we did not get to hear about that but what you need is help with sourcing and connections, i am willing to help you with some sourcing and connections. and we'll see what happens. i used to be a lifeguard so i know. i know about pool games well. >> she is giving you $200,000.

i. >> i will help with sourcing and manufacturing and i will take a royalty and i will write a copy on how the kid cannot choke on the chip. >> we were thinking of a duck egg. >> enlarge it. >> the snowboard deal was not clear enough. i deal with too many dubs and i like this product. i am going to consider it. >> anderson: all right. [applause] good news for two of our folks. dave, i think you have to work on the presentation. >> anderson will you come in half? >> anderson: no. no. >> i think you like that product because you know like you said earlier, the mom also lose it and they will keep buying and buying and buying. >> anderson: i thank all the contestants and the sharks from "shark tank" abc friday night. don't miss it and check out the website for the sharks three tips to cash in on your big

idea. we will be right back. [applause] coming up, food network starses gina and pat neely are here to share their secrets for down home cooking. and later, see what happens the thing is bee, i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah, i do. huh. i said i want honey nut cheerios uh huh. and she just totally caved.

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[applause] welcome back here with co-host tasha smith. i've become addicted to instagram. do you instagram? >> i do. >> anderson: so i recently posted photos of my child's

childhood home in mississippi this is a photo of the house he and his large family were born in. it's rundown. >> that is worse than the house i was born in. >> anderson: anyway we asked our followers to do the same and we got great pictures people posting their family homes. that is a picture of my dad. we put -- like we asked people to hash tag family roots. i love this photo. do we have the others? i love old photos. >> i don't want no old photos of me, anderson. >> anderson: looks like you are up for something. i am a pickt picky eater and i e southern food. we invited gina and pat neely host of food network's down home daily and take a look. [applause] >> how are you doing? >> i'm excited to have you on

the show with anderson and myself! >> nice to be here. you look amazing. >> anderson: i love southern food. >> i do, too. i love it. and i love to cook. and i can make a mean barbecue turkey meat loaf but i want to see how you are doing it. where do we start? >> first we will start with the vegetables. olive oil. >> anderson: i am the only one at the reunion who shows up without food. >> can you cook, anderson? >> anderson: no. >> we are going to show you. >> anderson: my aunt makes ambrosia. it is a bowl of fruit. >> what is your favorite southern? >> red bell pepper. and. >> anderson: we are making a turkey barbecue meat loaf. >> and you sautee and add the garlic. >> sautee for four minutes. you want to add the garlic in on the last two because you want

the garlic to brown. >> you two met in high school. he. >> he was been stalking me forever. >> was eating part of your dating? >> pat says i was a girl who didn't know how to do anything not a domestic goddess at all and i am. i made this this dish with braised cabbage and carrots with mashed potatoes did that and while he was eating that i was folding clothes, giving him the picture. >> this is how you get a man. >> all this in heels. in heels. >> trust me, what she was trying to do was really woo me over. and it worked. 20 years later. >> that is how i got my husband, ok. it wasn't the meat loaf. >> show us your vegetables sit and pat will walk you through anderson because today you will

break out the whole new anderson cooper, i don't cook mode and get down! [applause] >> you always are busy. and so this is simple. it doesn't require a lot of work and some evenings you can come home and have leftovers. we got a plate of seasoning. >> what are the seasonings. >> we have neely's barbecue seasoning and served in our restaurant here in new york neely's barbecue many and then we have brown must card, consume in, we have old bases sonning and salt and pepper. >> old bay in there. that is amazing. >> so, of course, we are using ground turkey as opposed to ground beef. so we got worcestershire sauce and eggs going in. >> that will make it stick together. >> and now we've got the vegetables that we sauteeed they

are going in. and then we got some good ol' neely's barbecue sauce. >> anderson: does it have a lot of sugar? which i like. >> we have a little bit here. >> brown sugar in it? >> no brown sugar. >> now we got this going and now it's time for you to get to work. first thing we are going to take a little of the breadcrumbs in and then, baby, grab your ground turkey. >> pick it up. pick it up. >> anderson: all right. all right. [applause] [cheering] >> go, anderson? there you go. >> go, anderson! go, anderson! go, anderson! >> why are you making the face? i don't get it. >> it feels good, doesn't it?

>> anderson: it does feel good. [all talking at once] >> anderson: this is what love looks like? >> this is the great part. what happens is now we are going to fold it over. always love -- >> anderson: and smear it in here. >> we are not going to smear it. no smear. >> anderson: we are going to put it in with love. >> make it into like a big pattie. >> no. no. no. the whole thing. it is the biggest pattie you have seen. >> lay it down and then you want to make it oblong. >> anderson: i don't know what that means. >> almost like a football. like a football. >> come up on the side. there you go. >> i want you to say i love you. because you want to talk to your food. >> anderson: i love you. love you.

[applause] >> yeah, baby! >> listen. listen. i do this all the time with turkey. so now, anderson you put just a little bit. >> anderson: and this is what it looks like. >> we are going into the oven and then -- >> anderson: it comes outlooking like this. take a look. look how good this looks. [applause] >> anderson: pat and gina thank you. and i thank gina and pat neely catch them on the food network. check out our website for this recipe and more. and the next story you will not believe. we will be right back.

[applause] >> anderson: welcome back. time for the "final 5."

i'm here with our co-host tasha smith. thank you for -- have you had fun so far? i'm having so much fun. >> anderson: a lot of folks have the neely meat loaf and the barbecue sauce. >> this is so good. >> anderson: it's very good. and the barbecue sauce on top. >> it tops it off nice. man, i love it. and these mashed potatoes. >> anderson: my mom married my dad my dad was from mississippi and my mom was from new york. my mom went to mississippi and she is like everything has sugar. bring her own food. >> it seems like i cannot do it. that is why all the booties are big in mississippi. >> anderson: there is a story that i saw in the news, there was a doctor named dr. katherine valcom on her way to surgery and got stuck in traffic and she pulled over to a friend's house and grabbed a bicycle that her friend had in the front yard.

the problem was to get through the traffic to get to the hospital ditched the car. the problem was the bicycle was a child's bicycle. there is a picture. >> and she is like almost six feet tall. >> anderson: she rode it through the traffic and the police pulled her over and she explained what was going on and they said we'll help you get there but they did not put her in the police vehicle they gave her a police escourt and she joins us now on skype. doctor are you there? >> yes, i am. >> anderson: thank you for being with us. [applause] so i don't understand why didn't the police put you in the police vehicle? >> i don't know. that is a very funny question. first of all, thank you anderson and tasha for allowing me to be on your show. this is unbelievable story. i don't know why they didn't. they said let me escourt you and they proceeded to drive off.

>> anderson: did you get to the hospital in time for the surgery? >> well, we were about two-and-a-half, three hours late because of traffic but i did make it. and yes we finished up the last of our surgical cases. >> doc i have to tell you you would be the person i would want to do surgery on me any day. [applause] >> anderson: so doctor, we didn't want you to be in this position again so we are giving you something razor is going to give you an xo smart metro electric scooter. with an "anderson live" helmut that will help you get through traffic the next time. we hope that works out, doctor, thank you for joining us. we will be right back. [applause] [cheering]

[applause] >> anderson: that is cool. during the commercial breaks we have like a lost stuff people dancing and stuff. dorothy your birthday today, correct? >> happy birthday, dorothy. [applause] >> anderson: so you actually won our dance competition. >> i guess so. >> anderson: you did. can you show us the moves. >> if you will do it with me.

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. breaking news, as bart union workers walk off the job. right now they're all rallying in front of oakland city hall. how the morning commute was impacted by the bart strike. we're watching the freeways and bridges as more commuters use their own cars to get to work. good afternoon. we begin with today's breaking news on the bart stri