this is the second time the judge has complained about thomas frazier. >>> time now 5:17. the golden gate district will spend $20 million to improve one of its ferry boats. the district operates seven boats and the mb san francisco is one of the oldest. it will be stripped down to the basic haul. it will be like a new boat once that work is finished in the fall of next year. two other boats will take over its usual workload while it's being worked on. >>> taking the ferry might be something more people try out next week, sal, if we have a bart strike. >> you know what, i think what is going to eventually happen if there is a prolonged bart strike is that people will figure it out. when the earthquake happened in '89 and the bridge was loaded, you thought there was going to be -- and the bridge was closed you thought there was going to be a huge traffic jam. but people figured it out. of course we will be here. ktvu.com is an excellent resource. you get an alert over the weekend. just look at the hot topic section and click there. let's take a look at northbound 101 san fra

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