a bus that you may or may not get. as it whizs by, it leaves you stranded, waiting for minutes for the next one. now the other part about it is that you're excluding bus stops. so you'll have to walk a longer distance to catch the bus. now, this is going to create a great disservice to seniors and the disabled, a group you neglect in favour of the bicyclists and i really think that the real solution is more buses on this run because there's a difficulty in frequency. you have to wait a very long time sometimes to get to 27. and that's going to and from in-bound and outbound. so i think that the plan should really be reexamined. the real secret is more buses because there's more need it runs to st. francis hospital, downtown area and south of market and it's really -- i really oppose this plan. and i do not live in the neighborhood, but i do take a bus. >> thank you, mr. winer. >> next speaker. >> the last speak for this item. >> thank you so much. i just wanted to thank jean long for being so kind an invitational to me

this is the lower of the bus. what makes it so specsal, it can at more than a regular bus. a regular bus seats 53, this will seat 81. o will cut down the number of people on the road. i want to bring in the director of operations of omni ride. this bus is free for people for the first whak and a . what are you asking people? what kind of data are you looking for? >> we're looking to get real time information about howe comforta the ride is. whether or not they prefer thes uprs to downstairs. how saf they feel. just getting some of that real time information you can't get from tting a bus empty. we need the real time information from thosectually using the bus when we' value wait.hi does t make sense? >> what' the? likelihood >> this is the first day we're . testing th i can't answer that yet. it takes about two years to go through the whole process of ordering the bus. if everything lines right and that's the way that we go, we have to look at some other things on our side. it will be a couple of years before we can make that whether we do or not. >> okay. something that co

there‘s been a bus crash on the portuguese island of medeira. the bus plunged off a road. bribery probe involving a brazilian company. we‘ll have the latest from sao paulo. sudan‘s deposed president omar al—bashir is now in solitary confinement a maximum security prison — but the protesters are still on the streets. they are demanding a civilian government. you can see all the people in the distance here, who are coming forward , distance here, who are coming forward, and perhaps if you look across, you will be able to make out that aircraft. this

, the bus driver in particular. he was an adult who witnessed the assault and could have taken action to prevent them and report the matter to either police or other school authorities and that didn't happen. >> reporter: t bus driver is also charged with child endangerment for failing to step in to help the child and she also allegedly never alerted school officials about what was happening aboard her bus. i contacted school officials to askhrbout that t month gap between the time the inns happened in january and when police got involved in the case last week. they declined to answer the question, but they said both the attendant and the bus driver were taken off bus duty back in january and kept from any further contact with children. a school district statement goes on to say employees arrested on felony charges are placed on leave pending the outcome of internal investigation. any employee found guilty of a felony is automatically dismissed. both the bus attendant and driver are due in court next week. in manass

. >>> the horrific and deadly bus crash today. the truck barrelling through an intersection, slamming right into a school bus. >>> that deadly police standoff, officers called to this home, both officers shot. and tonight, we have now learned what they thought they were responding to. >>> the beloved high school principal who died after donating bone marrow to a boy. how does this happen? >>> your money tonight. gas prices on the rise. and where it's already topping $4. and tonight, the new report. the best day to buy gas and the worst. >>> one of the great mysteries tonight. astronomers now revealing the first image of a black hole. >>> and a nation riveted. he was one of the most famous tv contestants, watched by millions. back in the news tonight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we are tracking that major blizzard on the move tonight. 20 states, 1,000 flights affected. but we do begin tonight with that horrific scene in durham, north carolina, a massive explosion. it happened

kelly ruer, a bus attendant hired to watch over special needs children as they ride the bus to school. many of them aboard, autistic. he's now facing three felony child abuse charges for what happens on a bus in late january inspect courtay documents s bus security camera video caught rucker grabbing a 12-year-old boy in an aggressive manner to try to restrain himrom disruption. rucker was deliberately close-hand punched the victim in the back of the head. the vtim reportedlysked for help in front of the other children and screamed in pain throughout the duration of the encounter. >>nfortunately we had an adult on the bus, the bus driver in particular, who was an adult who witnessed the assault and could have takenre action to pnt them, to report the matter to authorities ath auities or other school authorities and it didn't happen. >> the bus driver is also charged with child endangerment for failing to ste in to help the child. she also never alerted school officials. now, as we mentioned, those three incidents caught on that bus security camera, they took place back in january, but

there's been a bus crash on the portuguese island of medeira. the bus plunged off a road. portugal's national news agency says at least 28 people are dead. but there's been no official word from the police. a former president of peru has taken his own life. alan garcia was being investigated as part of a massive bribery probe involving a brazilian company. we'll have the latest from sao paulo. sudan's deposed president omar al—bashir is now in solitary confinement a maximum security prison — but the protesters are still on the streets. they are demanding a civilian government. you can see all the people in the distance here, who are coming forward , distance here, who are coming forward, and perhaps if you look across, forward, and perhaps if you look gci’oss, you forward, and perhaps if you look across, you will be able to make out that aircraft. this is how close we are to the military headquarters. donald trump has made an important policy decision on cuba. he's lifted a ban, which will now allow us civilians, citizens i should say, to sue companies who have dealings wi

there are reports of multiple fatalities tonight after a bus crashes. reports are coming into that leaves twenty eight people have died many of them german tourists will go wall to the capital to move. across france church bells ringing out in tribute to montreal. as the nation pauses to remember what was lost in the blaze there are plans to rebuild and firefighters are rejecting claims that they responded too slowly. plus the trump administration cracking down on cuba the white house announcing fresh measures designed to choke off with little cash in travel to the country the move could dry up for the best for the cuba some say washington is also targeting. nicolas. it's good to have you with us we start on the portuguese island of madeira where at least twenty people are believed to have been killed after a tourist bus veered and crashed. from the room local reports say the vehicle rolled down the hillside overturned after the driver lost control in the coastal town of honeycomb at least fifty people most of them tourists are believed to have been on

over by the cones, the bus flipped over. what happened this morning is something that people who saw it will not soon forget. this dashcam video shows the moment of impact. this semi-tractor-trailer runs a light after it turns red. >> it was like the whole entire intersection was in shock. no one mov or panicked, dead silence. >>> the truck bull-dozed a car on the other side of the bus. on the other side is another vehicle, crushed between the guard rail and bus. >> it smelled like gas. >> reporter: marvin simpson reidrded this v said it took seconds for him to u herstand whate had just seen. he said the driver of the truck was the first onehi out of the e. his reaction was sobering. >> walked over. he went to the car he had hit and i guess the person was deceased, he like, threw his hands up, like, oh, man. you know, like he just -- he killed someone. >> repgeter: prince ge county police said the driver of the hyundai stuck between t bus and truck was killed. on the bus were studentsto head charles flower high school. they'

on a bus in late january. a bus carrying mostly autistic students. he's accused of assaulting one of them inspect court documents say bus security camera videoht caug rucker grabbing a 12-year-old boy in an aggressive manner to try to restrain him from updisron. when that failed, rucker would deliberately close-hand punch the victim in the back of the head. the victim reportedly asked for help from the other children and, quote, screamed in pain throughout the duration of the encounter. >> unfortunately we had an adult that was on the bus, the bus driver in particular, who wast n adulho witnessed the assault and could have taken action to prevent them and to report the matter to authorities, either the police or other school ie authorit and that didn't happen. >> reporter: the bus driver is also charged with child to stepment for failing in to help the child. and she also allegedly never alerted school officials about what was happening aboard her bus. now, i asked school officials about the three month gap be

and i imagine if they are riding the bus and that bus is delayed, whatever, the fiscal costs of our operator being engaged in an incident and suffering injuries also. >> i will find that out for you. >> supervisor fewer: great. it would be great to know how many officers are out of service because of incidents that occurred during their work? >> you mean the sfpd officers -- >> supervisor fewer: not officers, i meant operators. >> how many operators are out because of assaults? >> yes. so injuries to them because of dangerous situation. any other questions or comments for mta? are you seeing a rise in any kind of -- illegal activity that is happening on our muni lines? >> i think it comes in spikes. i've talked to the sf police department and phone snatches occur, juveniles on buses that might do that. we have to deploy them to that line to curtail the situation. then they might have another spike in another district for other small crimes. it's not a trend. >> supervisor fewer: any other questions? if not, let's bring up java cronenberg. >> i'm with the mta, i'm our vision zero task force.

bus plunged down a hillside east of the material. not. a holiday turned tragedy portuguese authorities worked into the night to clear the wreckage the bus plunged into a house after the driver lost control on an embankment rescuers were able to pull some people out alive but for many it was too late the bus was full of german holidaymakers with families waiting for them at home. the german government is doing everything in its power to ensure that the relatives are well informed. the german ambassador and consular staff have already arrived on the islands to provide the necessary care. but of course an official in charge of identifying the victims is already in place. but. germany has also set up a hotline for the victims' families. on twitter portugal's prime minister antonio costa expressed his condolences and reached out to german chancellor angela merkel the driver has reportedly survived authorities must now determine what caused the bus to veer off the road. from us something which seems like the information we have from the company

the information we have from the company is that the bus was relatively new machine. it was just five years old but apparently safety rules were followed and it's premature to talk about the cause of the accident was it was the dance the diplomats a little stoutest items of felicity's on thursday european parliamentarians held a minute if silence for the victims. while three days of mourning will be observed in nigeria. reporters without borders has just published its latest press freedom index the reading is not that good the index is based on access to information legal restrictions and the rate of violence against the media by the state or others eritrea north korea and turkmenistan they are at the bottom of the table these countries are the countries where reporters without borders describes the situation as very serious now let's come to the top of the index there we find northern european countries norway sweden and finland but the picture is not positive in all parts of europe european union member hungary dropped fourteen places to eighty seven the news has sp

the d.c circulator bus now that it's free, but there has been plenty of support to expand that bus service to more neighborhoods. as mark seagraves reports, not everyone fwrees on keeping it free. >> we are on our community outing totey. >> repor christian herbert relies on the circulator to take her group around town. they are headed to the southwest wharf. >> it works for me with my job. some people don't he metrocards. it helps us out. we get on the bus for free. >> reporter: donald williamson living on a fixed income rides the circulator almost every day. >> because everyone doesn't have money to pay for transportation. certainly it's free, it helps someone save some money. >> reporter: in february, the mayor waived the $1 fee in an effort to get more people on the bus and out of their cars. since then ridership has gone the first month. free ride more than 20,000 additional rides than february of last year, and then in march nearly 80,000 additional rides over march of last year. >> that tells us that free circulator has been working and people are excited about the service and we see

the driver has reportedly survived authorities must now determine what caused the bus to veer off the road. from. the information we have from the company is that the bus was relatively new machine it was just five years old. but apparently safety rules were followed and it's premature to talk about the causes of the accident was it was a dance the diplomats who started to slums of felicity's on thursday european parliamentarians held a minute if silence for the victims. while three days of mourning will be observed in one. thing or reporters without borders has just published its latest press freedom index it's based on access to information legal restrictions and the rate of violence against the media whether it's committed by the state or others and there are some troubling results eritrea north korea and turkmenistan are at the bottom of the table and these are the countries where reporters without borders describe the situation is very serious now at the top of the index we find the northern european countries of norway finland and sweden but the picture is not so positive in oth

of baluchistan local media reporting the passenger bus was traveling from karachi. at the time will come all our joins us live now from islamabad come also what more details are emerging about this attack. yes one small correction or india attack took place. which is basically a town on the way to go on the micron coastal highway the attack took place about two hundred forty kilometers from the studios karachi off to midnight toward . fifteen to twenty men dressed in military fatigues stopped a body and then all floated to passengers that identity card and then they were taken away and charged in a nearby roadside told. that it ports that are coming in at least fourteen people will get to the people who were there were able to escape from the scene of domestic and are hospitalized at the naval hospital or now dick said jack comes at a time when days a spate of attacks that have happened being a number of our baghdad have happened and up last week in which twenty one including other people were killed in a suicide bombing at a rest of the market and i think european

he attacked her as she waited for the bus.olice used dna to make a composite sketch of the suspect. that's it right there. police have not said whether last night's case and this case are connected. >> hundreds honoring a beloved cyclin enthusiast today. a ghost bike marks the road side memorial. he died on friday after he was was a throupavenor abon an aboutstli safety in d.c. and in this intersection. >> d't bedi wanted ealng in theos stand a friend of manit second mueller report accusing democr nothing wrong for getting campaign help from russia. >> in the sunshine of palm beach, president trump headed to church. >> happy easter, everybod have a good day. a lot of great things happening for our country. >> but his easter message stopped short of answering questions about the outcome of the russia investigation. backn washington, leaving an easter service, robert mue the >> o de say. e' s he authority to do pan had show ay for political work with maten material. >> there's nothing wrong with taki itionrom russns. u.s. attorn

. >>> a fiery crash on i-880 involving the department of corrections bus. the crash closed 808 during the busy morning rush hour yesterday you may remember. here is the damage it caused now >> reporter: the morning rush hour commute came to a standstill on the southbound 880 freeway in san jose. this after a five vehicle accident sent cars crashing into each other and a santa clara county jail inmate transport bus. >> any time inmates have hall of justice court appointments they get in the van and then to the court. >> reporter: the deputy and chp officers arrived on scene quickly and offloaded the inmates. the driver of a prius was changing lanes and ran into the back of a toyota rav 4 that started a chain reaction involving two other cars which eventually crashed into the inmate transport bus. >> the prius did catch fire and pretty much burned to the ground. then there were some injuries on the transport bus. >> reporter: five inmates were taken to local hospitals complaining of neck and back pain. two deputy, the driver and securiti' skort were treated a

our cameras were allowed on the bus. passengers could sit up or wnstairs and enj the scenic ride into the city and instead of paying during this testod peri, passengers will only be asked to fillut a>> survey. looking to get real-time information about how comfortable the ride is, wheyer or not therefer the upstairs to downstairs. how safe they feel. just getting someth o real-time information you can't get just from testing a bus empty. the double-decker bus could seat 81 people and including the to floor and the counties current buses seat 57 people. io> relhip advice. we talk to a psychiatrist that tells us the one thing that every relationship needs. >> and spring allergies. when it comes to allergies it seems like we're hearing it is going to be a bad year. a look at just howwi bad this yr be after the break. while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the moment. you need confidence in the appliances you select to build the home and life you love. our products and services bring moments like this to ever

as far as the transport bus, any of the inmates injured or did any of them get loose? >> none of them got loose, they are all accounted for, five of them were transferred to local area hospitals, the sheriff department had a quick response, we were close to the jail and the other areas where they transported them too, so they are all accounted for, just complaints of pain. >> the headline, the accident has been cleared but there are residual backups near the 101 junction and 101 is clear. and the new accident, 101 at 87, which you are now working. >> yes, we just got a call to that, we will go and check it out. >> i appreciate your time. >> if you can, avoid 880 near 101, and another accident at 87 and 101, that area may see some congestion as well. >>> thank you, we continue our coverage of the long-awaited release of the robert mueller report, the justice department posted a redacted version of the report online within the last hour. >> this is the first time the public has and had access to the nearly 400 page report, it was posted on the doj website, one of the big

very close to that region there wasctually a school bus with wires on top of that bus. so wondering what's going on with that. we're waiting to get the latest on that one. right now tracking the latest on the rain. the rain still coming in. the storms, there they are moving out toward the east. we have rain across our area. we're still seeing rn in and around the d.c. metro area. rain from d.c. and along and east of i-95. heavst rain isharles county moving into prince george's county. kind of a wet evening out there. looking better tonige as far as thain is concerned. i'll show you what to expect tomorrow. a littleffy at times. talk about it. see you back here in a few. >> doug, thank you. > at riverside elementary school, about 10% are military kids. they held a special assembly today for military child appreciation month. one first grader said he was sad his mom was deployed and couldn't be there today. iting to surprise him.e was news 4 aimee cho was on hand for thei emotional reunion. ♪ oh say can you see >> for all those who serve overseas. there are loved ones mis

we're moving to three dedicated bus lines or streets. we have two b.r.t.s coming on through some dirt around with you to start one and hopefully market street will be soon no private vehicles. are there other streets, major corridors. i'm thinking east west, north, south in my head where we should be seeking to achieve this even if it's not dedicated. what i see is we have a red carpet lane on geary and cars are coming into it. there's congestion, there's other issues. are there other streets we should be considering where we just make them red carpet only and really make the entire street no private vehicles other than perhaps taxi and deliveries. i realize that's a grand thing but we were challenging earlier to be policy makers and if congestion is the problem slowing the busses down, not a lack of bus or coaches just too many cars in the way, we are disincentivizing people to take the bus. in dissatisfaction to the robust plans we have about b.r.t. and market street we could look at what corridors that aren't that great for car flow i

we just got off the phone, just ther was on the small bus. doesn't sound like injuries, but a quarry situation. 4 should be there, afternoon after river road. right side blocked. inner loop and outer loop have problems clearing the shoulder and mld at arlington and glebe, a and-new crash. cheverly,roblem, southbound bw parkway near 202. hearing inner loop has cleared out of the way. aaron? >> thank you. >>> 6:02. as you head out, keep in mind as melissano the roads are rough, slick from the rain. this is market street. you can see how soaked that was. continuing on our team coverage now, let's head out to see how things are looking on the>>road. ental health is live for us in prince george's county. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are seeing some improvement here over the last hour, hour and a half or so. that's good news here. we're on 0 in the oxon hill area headed to the report of standing water on wa0 near fort ington we'll check that out. that's causing issues. we also have see problems with fallen trees. look at this

the bus rolling down a hill.board. >>> and alex trebek tonight, he's finished up recording "jeopardy!'s" 35th season, with an update as he battles pancreatic cancer. >> i'm feeling good. i'm continuing with my therapy. so, i look forward to seeing you once again in september with all kinds of good stuff. >> we look forward to it, too. see you, alex. season 36 on the way. >>> when we come back here tonight, the family with a trio of babies, eaglets. you'll see them grow right before your eyes. will it feel like the wheend of a journey?p working, or the beginning of something even better? when you prepare for retirement with pacific life, you can create a lifelong income... so you have the freedom to keep doing whatever is most meaningful to you. a reliable income that lets you retire, without retiring from life. that's the power of pacific. ask your financial professional about pacific life today. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you activ

this has all to do with our bus and boeing., our bus is unfairly benefiting from the european union. that damages the us by over $11 billion. only last month, washington was told by the wto, you haven't stopped giving tax breaks to boeing. they both at it, really. this latest move will ramp up the tension between both the us and the eu. we shouldn't forget that these tariffs, when they do come into play, which is likely to be summer, they will be on top of the steel and aluminium tariffs. this has been going on from a while. around 15 years ago, us made its first complaint to the wto about the subsidies that our bus was receiving. eu retaliated. this dispute came to the head and crescendoed into thousand and ten, 2011 when the wto found that both of them were receiving billions in assistance unfairly. but the big surprise here is that the us and from, he's been a bit of a critic in the way it's giving subsidies to our bus. australian casino giant crown has seen it's shares soar today — after news of a takeover offer. let's go t

in southampton, this bus is claiming to clean the air as it drives.he filter on the roof removes the ultrafine particles from the air that diesel engines on vehicles like these are spewing out. basically there are two large filter papers, filter slabs in the unit. there are three fans that suck air in. the bus doesn't go fast enough to get enough air in so we need three fans that are driven by electricity. they suck air in. the air passes through the filter on the roof of the bus and it comes out much cleaner when it comes out the other end. and the hope is it could do a lot more than clean up its own act. if the city's 5,000 buses had these filters they could, in theory, clean the entire city's air twice over. up to a height of ten metres, at least. i suspect that there are quite a lot cities that might be interested in looking at this sort of technology and if it's not a bus it could be a refuse vehicle, it could be a delivery lorry, it could be on all sorts of things. now, we don't need to just keep things running with low emissions. keeping things

across the two cars involved and the bus. that everybody was extricated, removing the vehicles as quickly as they possibly could be. it all agencies works really effectively side by side to ensure that. theresa may's deputy says both the conservatives and labour will have to compromise if their continuing talks over brexit are to end in an agreement. the cabinet office minister david lidington insists a deal can get through before elections for the european parliament on may 23rd. meanwhile, the former conservative leader iain duncan smith has warned that tory activists have little appetite to campaign for those elections. he said holding them would be a disaster for the country. here's our political correspondent chris mason. mps know that plenty are exasperated by the brexit logjam, and so, after another delay, more discussions this week between the government and labour. in the thick of it, this man, the prime minister's deputy. "let's talk again," he says, "and see where we've got to, in about ten days." we would hope to

the bus is badly damaged with most of its windows broken.to the ground in the crash. local people quickly gathered, some assisting the emergency services as they helped injured survivors get clear of the wreckage. 55 people were on board the bus when it crashed in the early evening in in the city of canico, east of the island's capital, funchal. madeira is one of a small group of islands off the coast of north africa that are part of the republic of portugal. it is a popular destination for those seeking early—season sun. tonight, work at the scene goes on. here, the foreign office is it standing by to offer assistance to any britons caught up in the tragedy, but so far those involved appear to be german tourists or locals. ben ando, bbc news. cathedral bells rung out across france at ten to seven on wednesday evening to mark the exact moment when a huge fire broke out at notre dame cathedral in paris. today some of the firefighters who saved notre dame from collapse described how a hundred of them were tasked with protecting the works of ar

the bus crashed just outside the capital city, funchal.be among the dead. ben ando has more. the coach, which was carrying german holiday—makers, came to rest on its on its side after apparently coming off the road on a tight curve and rolling down the mountain. exactly how it happened isn't clear. the bus is badly damaged, with most of its windows broken. it seems many of the victims were thrown onto the ground in the crash. local people quickly gathered, some assisting the emergency services as they helped injured survivors get clear of the wreckage. 55 people were on board the bus when it crashed in the early evening in the city of canico, east of the island's capital, funchal. madeira is one of a small group of islands off the coast of north africa that are part of the republic of portugal. it's a popular destination for those seeking early—season sun. tonight, work at the scene goes on. here, the foreign office says it's standing by to offer assistance to any britons caught up in the tragedy, but so for those involved appear to be ger

the information we have from the company is that the bus was relatively new machine it was just five years old. apparently safety rules were followed and it's premature to talk about the cause of the accident because of was the dance the diplomats who study the studies of felicity's on thursday european parliamentarians held a minute of silence for the victims. while three days of mourning will be observed in madeira. a men's tennis now an update from the third round of the monte carlo masters a world number three germany's alexander was knocked out in a surprise straight sets defeat to fabio fognini meanwhile novak djokovic cruised past his opponent and will things a tricky task in the quarter finals. despite showing plenty grit and determination taylor fritz didn't stand a chance against novak djokovic it's playing in red jackets gave the twenty one year old american a sound beating winning the first set six three and then the second six mil i is well on his way to with good monte carlo title however the match still proved a struggle for both play is the high winds on the court i w

report which suggested elderly people should stop getting winter fuel payments, a free tv licence and bus's start with the metro, as there is saying on the front page, there is saying on the front page, the funeral of lyra mckee, 29 years old and incredible wasn't it a short life but the impact she made while alive and also this in general, very emotional day. what's interesting is we did know that politicians speak to one student —— to one to another but you rarely see of christ because i think funerals are bigger in london, which is where you see this, you would not see theresa may sitting next to leah brad kerr, you would not see the dup sitting next to the opposites, but they were there. they were there in a close small space and of course father magill was brilliant because he set a line that was good, isn't it terrible that that depth of a 20 on yourgirl terrible that that depth of a 20 on your girl who life in front of her before you actually get together and speak to another? now, it'll be interesting to see if anything comes from this because ireland is in an interesting position

he spotted two drones at the edge of the airfield, close to this bus stop., the drones had disappeared. but when a team went out to inspect the runway, a standard procedure before reopening, a drone was suddenly back, and that pattern was repeated throughout the next day. each time these vehicles went out to prepare the runway to reopen, a drone would, as if by magic, reappear over the airfield again. someone seemed to understand how an airport operates and could even see what was going on. gatwick, in its first interview since the incident, suggests whoever was operating the drones had inside knowledge. the drone attack was clearly a malicious attack and, by virtue of the way that they operated, they clearly had some idea of how airports work and had some intelligence as to what we were doing. once the military had set up counter—drone equipment on top of the south terminal, the number of drone sightings dropped significantly. gatwick has defended closing the airport for so long. it is absolutely appropriate that if we have a drone operating at the airport

the bus was new, five years old.omeone told me when i was speaking to the locals, he was a very experienced bus driver. 51 yea rs a very experienced bus driver. 51 years old. the guide, the girl was 30 years old, she was next to the bus driver, she's in hospital. both have suffered severe injuries. but so far, they are alive, they have not died. but for us, it's important to know what happened, why, in that place. it was a wednesday, there was no rain, the streets was not wet. so it was a sunny day. we need to know what happened. if the car is five yea rs what happened. if the car is five years old, what happened. so many questions that we would like to be answered. understood. we must leave it there, thank you so much for your time. thank you. a project to build a new rail line under london might not be finished. crossrail was supposed to open last year but bbc news has been told none of the new stations has been finished, and there are concerns about the signalling system. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge h

as we have for previously closures, we'll have muni bus shuttles providing service.and that will start bright and early thursday morning, may 2nd, at 5:30 a.m. the buses will follow the palo mason lines picking up passengers curbside at the cable car stops. during this time, the california cable cars will operate as usually. the hyde line will run just partial service between pal and work and then up to the northern terminal at hyde and beach, because they all share the segment. what we will do at the same time, while we have the shutdown, is take advantage of the window to perform maintenance and repair work along various locations, including dealing with noise issues and other things that we've been waiting for a good opportunity to address. we'll make the most, as long as we're inconveniencing folks, we want to make sure we get the biggest bang for the buck with that time. that is coming may 2nd for 10 or so days for the mason cable car lines. finally, wanted to let you know that the american public transportation association, apta is sponsoring its annual get on

bus stopr, weat maybe that layer of fleece. yesterday we were having that debate w h your boy athome. today i think he may need the hood. >> hays face times and asks to figure out whether or not he needs to wear am jacket f chuck. yes, he does. >> kids never want to wear clothes. >> i want a blanket. southbound bw parkway between 32 and 132 right lane is getting by the work zone there this morning. taking a look at 130 northeast. annandale, after little river, turnpike sti have that work zone hanging around. arlington, water main repair remaining closed. >>>, melisank you. we have breaking news right now in prince gorges county. police are trying to figure out who stole an atm. investigators say a vehicle smashed into a convenience store along watkins park drive in upper marlboro. this happened around 3:00. stay with news 4 for updates. >>> in alexandria, firefighters responding to a house fire in old town of pit street near duke street. uries or n how many i how the fire started. we'll update you as we have more. >>> montgomer

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