metro is adding more 60 foot busses. the longer busses will give you more room during the morning and evening rush. >>> you can ride the new metro way bus service in northern virginia. buss have their own dedicated lanes on route 1. right now only the alexandria section is finished. the second phase should be completed by the spring. >>> we're following a developing story in missouri for the fourth night crowds and protesters in ferguson have remained calm. the action there began early yesterday. the unrest started when a police officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown two weeks ago. he was unarmed at the time. about 500 people marched alongside captain ron johnson with the missouri highway patrol. >> in fact, there were several generations of marchers from veterans from the 1960 civil rights era to young children. parents explained to the children the importance of what was occurring. it filled my heart and inspired all of us who were involved. we spoke in one voice of free expression, tolerance and understandi

driver's seat and see what it's actually like to drive one of these big busses.leet is gigantic, it's probably close to 5,000 vehicles, and it's a really well-maintained and a fleet that has worked very hard to be conscious of pollution control and the environment. so when you ride mass transit, whether you're taking the train or a bus, you are contributing to sustainability because you are not using your car and you're taking up far less of a carbon footprint than somebody who is in an individual form of transportation. so that's another reason why we are champions of mass transit here. >> in new york city people have a choice of several arteries of transportation. certainly the most important means within the city is the subway. almost any section of the city is within easy walking distance of a subway station. and by subway, one can travel to most points in the city, quicker and cheaper than by any other way. >> the subway system is the circulatory system of new york city. new york would not have become the world-class capital of the world that it is today wit

lands between the two busses.he crane is trying to lift the bus out of there, it miss the most of the bus stop, just dented on the roof a little bit. here's another angle from up above. sadly, there was a bruised spine, and a 29 -year-old woman cleaning the streets suffered a brain injury, and another person was injured, but refused to be hospitalized. >> see the person crawling out the front of the bus. yo i don't know if that's the driver. >> everyone who got out of the cars to help are amazing. >> they believe it was faulty brakes. no fatalities in the incident. >>> planning on going outdoors, enjoying the water, water sports, you have to remember to be careful and be aware of your surroundings. this first video, as it picks up, you see rushing water. this is in china, and you see rescuers on hand. >> everything's white. >> yes. >> total white water. >> according to reports, two men and women went out in the water, got swept away by the rushing waters because this was a flash flood. >> i was going to say, they

metro is adding longer busses and changing some of its routes. expect changes on some s routes along the 16th street corridor and on the 70 route along georgia avenue in.c metro is ainmofo busses along those routes. the longer busses will give you more room during the morning and evening rush. >>> also today you can ride the new metro wave bus service in northern virginia. busses have their own dedicated lanes linking the brad doc road and crystal city metro stations on route 1. only the alexandria sectiois finished. the second phase should be completed by the spring. >>> we're following a developing story in missouri for the fourth night crowds and protesters in ferguson have remained calm. the action there began early yesterday. the unrest started when a police officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown two weeks ago. he was unarmed at the time. about 500 people marched alongside captain ron johnson with the missouri highway patrol. >> in fact, there were several generations of marchers from veterans from the 1960 civil rights era to you

pennsylvania state police say that half the school buss in our area have failed inspections in recent days, state police continue the inspections today in east oak lane and troopers are at the bus depots for emergency exits and much more. many buss have been fixed and reinspected and they are ready to go for the first day. >> all right time now to check the traffic situation. and matt pellman is standing by, we'll give him a few minutes to get in place and there is matt pellman with the "action news" traffic report for a thursday evening. we are monitoring a whole bunch of traffic, slow speeds and plenty of them around the region 95 around the betsy ross bridge just 15 miles per hour, and the same on the schuylkill expressway just 12 as you come in eastbound by girard avenue headed towards south philadelphia, for the 7:00 preseason game. there is one accident in london grove, blocking a stretch of 41, a crash and downed pole shutting it down from the route 1 oxford bypass and newark road. that works instead of 41, newport gap pike. still a crash on 295, southbound side, approaching 56

many buss that have failed have been fixed and reexpected and are ready to go now for the first day. >>> sports, the eagles take on the jets ton in their final preseason game. ducis rogers and jaime apody are live at the linc. michael vick is back in philadelphia tonight? >> yes, he will be back but wearing a different shade of green, he is the jets backup quarterback but will get the start. >> we arrived here at the stadium, and it's weird to see him coming here as a visitor, and will play for the jets, not much says rex ryan and had a chance to meet his former teammates like nick foles, the eagles starters will not be playing. >> he played five seasons here with the philadelphia eagles, he lost his starting job to nick foles. and coming up roseman will join us live. >>> ahead on "action news" tonight. the made in america concert preparations have taken over the parkway, what you need to know about road closures and the acts performing this weekend. >> a beautiful day, high 70s this afternoon north and west. 81 philadelphia and 82 in millville and we'll crank up the heat and humidit

likes commuter rail where they visually inspect the bar code it might not work on bart or with the busses but you might have this experience downloading airline tickets that's at odd with fast boarding time that's one example of a mobile payment application. good afternoon travis i'm the chief informational officer and we have a clipper program person. as cooler mentioned we're look at the mta currently as the the folks that will allow us to use the easier rides and perhaps our tourist with the capable cars and really fantastic in terms of getting folks on other memos of transportation. we're looking at a fall time >> thank you. >> so i don't see other questions let's open this up for public comment. if there's anyone from the public please come forward >> thank you and very briefly so bike sharing has been mentioned can we have car sharing, you know, one way. the last point to get into the discussion we have riders they can't read looifshg thank like m t c should look at this at a recreational area between the right side and the signage so we are maximum thank you. is there anyone who wi

we do not have the capacity to support all of the corporate buses let me just list out all of the buss that go down my street. >> we have google apple, e-bay and ride pal as well as other unmarked buses and we are talking about one residential street and our request is that we have these commuter buses use alternative streets and at a minimum we ask to reduce the commuter buses on this street and limit it to one way, and eliminate the double decker fuel-driven buses. anthony balis. te. r followed by herbert winer and then john todd, yeah. >> good afternoon, >> good afternoon, chairman and directors, and i am here to say that i am not happy about the out come of the vote yesterday. i campaigned very hard to fend for it. and i was i got hired for those, and the sfmta for october of 2011 and i am glad that it was advice and so that we get equal pay and i appreciate that very much. and as i said in mr. haily that june second, i did work, on my days off for tuesday and wednesday, and that monday, i worked and that tuesday and wednesday i need a day off because i could come in here and hold

. >> each week superintendent ed buss visits face-to-face with every offender in the unit. >> segregated offenders tend to have a higher rate of suicide. they tend to develop mental illness quicker than offenders who are walking around in open population. by doing that, we get a chance to see, talk to every one of them, gauge how they're doing from week to week. and on death row that's really important. >> hey. >> how is the cat? is she shy? >> to help inmates cope with their heavy sentences, superintendent buss approved a feline adoption program. >> everything in your cell working? >> yes. >> i was chosen to adopt and i got one the day after i asked to be put in the program. >> convicted of murder in 1982, mark has been on death row for 23 years. >> when they sentenced me to death, 23 years ago, i thought i was going to be dead before five years was up. instead, i've watched the men i knew for 20 years go in front of me and that's been hard. i didn't know if i wanted to bring a cat into a place like this where she is going to have to be restrained and i can't really take her outside but

buss have their own dedicated lanes linking braddock road and crystal city metro station on route one. right now only the alexandria section is finished. the second phase should be completed by the spring. >> let's get you you up to speed on the forecast. >> push away are your pancakes. beautiful maple sunrise. much of the region is in the low 60s. by 5:00 p.m., low 80s. lots of sun throughout the day. looking ahead, 60s by late evening, this time tomorrow morning, mid-50s. next weather and traffic on the 1s, a look at the humidity changes. >>> what is happening on the 66? >> road striping nightmare. 66 at 29 in centreville, trying to find out what in the world issing for on. beltway at colesville, a little slow. normal volume. travel times, 270 south there germantown road to the beltway, 17 minutes. quantico to the beltway, 32 minutes. >>> the school bells will be ringing in the district this morning. the pressing issues facing your children at d.c. public schools. kaya henderson hoping to address them. >>> plus airlines only the only one nickelling and diming you you. the thieves yo

get to the church street station here but then they are piling out from underground and getting on bussnot what they intended for the commute. >> the j, k, t, l, m and n lines are affected. you saw the early words. the taxis are coming up and you can see how many are using them. they will allow shuttle buses to take passengers between castro and embarcadero and between those two stations and they recommend other muni buses but those are packed quickly and everything else is running on time at this hour. the drive time traffic tracy to dublin is one hour and 25 minutes because of the sig-alert at vasco road affecting eastbound and westbound traffic causing a headache from the central valley over the amount pass. clean up continues and it will re-open. i will let you known when they do. the traffic from emeryville to san francisco is light but loading up. >>> we will look at other information and live doppler 7 hd is showing fog from novato to santa rosa at one and three-quarters visibility. half moon bay at three. the sky condition you see is not so crowds as it was yesterday is faster s

. >> she is waving at cars and busses and everything.he dog actually approaches her and puts the leash around the dog. that is not enough. she carries it across the roadway. that's no little dog. >> that is something a busy road. she is like playing frogger. >> that are i make itly and this is not the this. she works for animal rights advocacy groups and here she is trying to take a dog in. some people will do anything for animals. gotta love those people. dude's got a problem. he cannot stand his girl sarah's plant. >> how he puts an end to the pesky weed once and for all. and a driver goes for a wild ride when -- >> instead of jamming on the brakes, she broke right through the barrier. >> why her landing was very lucky. . >>> busy highway in thailand. pay attention to not what's on the road and the ground level, but what's above. >> that's hard to stop! how can that happen? there is a guardrail there. >> you have to think looking at the road came up this way too fast i would imagine. to go around this bend to get back on the other way,

team officials say there will be more parking and trains and busses and more police directing that traffic and keeping people moving along. >> the goal here is for everybody trying to open up the building is really trying to get them in as quickly as possible and getting everybody in by kickoff and everybody has a good experience. >> the theme park great america, will be closed on sunday which means massive parking available there for the first time so it should help them pick up the place. now, the old home, the candle stick area is gone. developer bernard says it will take over the sight this fall and it hopes to build homes and retail spaces. developers say it is like the old stadium will be imploded sometimes next year after that. after that lenard urban plans to -- if all goes well, the project could finish up in about four or five years. brian. >>> the forecast for the candle stick in five years will be cool and windy, i don't think that'll ever change. >> oh, no. >> some cool temperatures here also in the upper 50s and low 60s. the fog is pushing into the bay and you can see it here

free shuttle busses between fort totten and forest glaen.he blue, orange and yellow nes. tomorrow metro plans to stay open an extra hour for the redskins game at fedex field. make sure you enter the morgan boulevard or largo town center stations. no later than 12:10 a.m. and that's when the last blue and silver line trains will leave. station entrances at other metro stations will close at their normal times. >> crews still busy trying to finish the silver springs transit center. "the washingt reports there's no opening date set for the center. the hub for busses and trains is more than two years behind schedule and millions over budget. crews trying to fix cracks and design flaws. once construction is completed metro has to view the site before it begins operating there. check your spice rack because your oregano could have salmonella. maryland d.c. and virginia were among the places that received these jars of mccormick oregano after routine testing, the company discovered salmonella in some jars. no one has reported getting sick so far. i

over-crowded busses and ferries during the holidays has led the workers and local people dug through swirling mud, rocks and the debris of shattered homes in the village of ambigowen. the landslide hit a village ea reuters says 46 people were >> in our house, there were 8 people of which 2 surviv. but the other six are buried in the mud. >> we cannot rule out >> a flood killed at least four pe. in june last year, hit by the heaviest rainfall on r 900 people died. and more than 5,700 went missin it was the first type for the philippines since may, 201 the move is aimed at choking off inflat the consumer price index for june was up 4.4% from a year ago. the philippines has been seeing an inflow of money by the u.s. federal the spill over is heightening securities about a surge of real estate prices. >> the decision is a preemptive response to signs of inflation pressures and elevated inflation expectatio. >> market sources say investors have been moving money into real estate markets in southeast asia ever since the u.s. loosened its monetary polic they say if local food prices continu

. $32 million in cuts means no buss for high school students who live two miles or less from school. also, schools will be cleaned less frequently. and school security vacancies will not be filled. this means high schools will keep the same number of resource officers and more elementary schools will share officers. the superintendent tells us the reason he made the decision to open schools on time and avoid the layoffs is because he's counting on that cigarette tax to pass through the state legislature next month. he says he is negotiating with the teacher's union asking them to make concessions and pay into their healthcare benefits. the two combined would make up the shortfall. hite if the tax passes and is implemented by october 1, he is expecting $49 million in tax revenue to help fund philadelphia schools. >> we have assurances from the house majority leader and from governor corbett and from the delegation that they will do everything possible to make sure that it is up, it's passed and they get it done as quickly as possible. >> hite says that $81 million shortfall is not fil

. >> if the trains are full, we have buss that are attached to the station for the same reason. people get off one train and they can hop on a bus. >> light rail seems to be the way to go. trains zipped by the grid lock. and some of the drives ended up on bta because of the traffic jam. >> we tried driving down there be it was a cluster. >> i wasn't paying $40 for parking. >> bta says the test may be after the game when everybody is leaving at once. that is when the problems occurred after the earthquake game. and that is when bronco fans are nervous. >> no, absolutely not. well, it's going to be a good score for us. maybe. >> well, after the game, it may not be the true test after all because of the score. fans started leaving the stadium a lot earlier than anticipating, and peggy said. we saw a lot of fans leave around halftime. and any event, bta has three car trains on standby in case they are needed to bring in. and it doesn't look like they are needed. the extra trains are not something they plan for at the earthquakes game. hopefully it will alleviate the problems they ha

. >>> google and other corporate shell buss will have to start paying to make stops in san francisco. it's part of an 18 month test program. according to the san francisco chronicle 11 operators will be charged $3.50 per stop. the shuttles will be allowed to share all areas designated as muni bus stops. >>> big crowds are expected this weekend at the first ever sporting event at the new home of the san francisco 49ers. tomorrow the earthquakes will face the seattle sounders. the quakes are scheduled to practice there this morning. officials are hoping the event will prepare them for parking and security for the upcoming? football season. >> these officers are full-time officers in other agent is cities but they will be wearing a santa clara uniform, and a santa clara badge. >> fans are encouraged to take the vta instead of driving to the stadium. >>> the 49ers are investing big bucks into the technology at their new stadium. they spent $125 million which is more than $50 million over what they originally wanted to spend. it is includes their own wi-fi system which had 160 wi-fi access

many of those taking part had been bussed in, paid and treated to lunch. the protest showed that the mood is hardening on both sides. >> we expect serious polarization in the society. >> certainly law and order will not be an issue, but we expect a difficult scenario for all parties concerned. >> hong kong's current chiefive is cy long. he was chosen by a committee whose 1200 members were approved by beijing. that's the election china wants in 2017. it appears in no mood for compromise. protesters meed to keep in their mind that when you use demonstrations of protests for the goal of advancing democracy, you cannot vial out democracy and rule of law. >> china's government wants to avoid confrontation. it may feel the time has come to remind everyone of who is ultimately in charge. >> more than 200 jews have been forced out of a guatemala village over claims they were mistreating local mayans and tourists. members of the ultra orthodox community began to leave the village in march, after getting in legal trouble in canada. some resettled in guatemala, other

muni had been running shuttle buss to bipass that outage as a station. but again, all back to normal this morning, at least in terms of the trains. however we are hearing of another issue for muni, a fallen tree now blocking the 41 route at columbus and green street. buses now rerouting to that area. we have a crew headed there and we'll bring you updated as soon as they come into our newsroom. >>> and the developing story in the middle east. a cease-fire between israel and hamas has apparently failed. "today in the bay's" tracy patriots joins us live in -- potts joins us live in washington, it lasted about three hours and people are dead. >> reporter: yeah, there was high hopes that it would do a lot better than we saw last weekend. and it did much worse. just within hours of the cease-fire beginning early this morning, israel says one of its soldiers was kidnapped by terrorists and after that, everything fell apart. a massive man hunt for the soldier initially. there were reports that two israeli soldiers were killed. and then the palestinians saw some

. >> in fact here's a live look at san jose, the streets will be full of car poolers and school buss this morning. remember to keep it slow and watch for the kids. >> let's check the school day forecast now with meteorologist rob mayeda in for christina. >> and the forecast looking good. we'll take you from the south bay around san jose over towards the areas east of san jose right now up. you can see the forecast we got evergreen, freshman orientation 8:00. temperatures near 80 later on. santa theresa getting started 10:00 a.m. this morning, we'll see the temperatures south of san jose in the mid-80s and for burlingame, you'll see the temperatures climbing into the upper 60s through 3:00. you see the temperatures in the upper 60s with clearing skies. mist and drizzle at times this morning. more coming up in just a few minutes, scott. >> thank you much. >>> we'll have a back to school kovrng all morning long, and if you're on social media, you can share certainly your thoughts about robin williams as well. we would like to hear about back to school as well on that. >>> well this morn

>> just about. >> yeah. >> and we would all get up and we would rail against bussing our kids out ofalley and i won the election. i was a landslide. i got 3% of the vote. >> that was enough? >> 90% turnout. yeah. it was not a real big deal. and so i went to my first school board meeting and found out that it's against the law. you don't bus kids from one district to another. so 14 of us were running, didn't have a clue what we were talking about. >> i saw my father being able to help people. you know, people would come to our front room and ask for help for this or that. they would come to legislature. he would have hearings. he was always taking me out of school. i would get to go watch all of this and going to meetings. you know, high school student and i thought my father could help those people. he could do that. he could do this. and i just said i think that's -- i want that kind of leverage i wanted leverage. >> motivation for you personally was your brother? >> my brother, frank, who was deaf. i sought sau how he was discriminated against and i said if i ever could get in a po

david muir and our team on the syrian border, where children don't board school buss.hey board pickup trucks like these, to work in the fields, supporting their families. at 8, 9 or 10 years old. they come from middle-class families. their parents, once teachers, lawyers. now, they are the ones supporting their parents. we'll have more of david's reporting and the sliver of hope he discovered, next week on "world news" with david muir. tune in for david's full report on tuesday. thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we're online at abcnews.com. and before we leave you tonight, for the labor day weekend, we want to welcome david officially to the anchor chair of "world news" tonight, as diane sawyer passes the torch from one dedicated, hard-working reporter, to another. >> reporting from joplin, missouri. moore, oklahoma. >> home after home obliterated. >> hurricane katrina. revolution in egypt. earthquake in haiti. tsunami in japan. >> you can hear the gunfire just around this wall. >> the stories from every corner of the p

they have you have to have findings bussed on local geology, topography and climate. so it was basically the stringency on the idea and they asked that the city attorney's office weigh in on it. they agreed it was less stringent so it can't go forward as a code change, although alternate methods are available so they can be posed through that on a case by case basis. even if dbi disagreed with the proposal it would go to the board of examiners for a decision so it could still go through. >> could you give more detail about why it's less vin jents. . >> corridor air cannot be used for ventilation intake air, all kinds of stuff. and then there's exceptions and the proposal is an exception. >> at the state level? >> local. there are always a few exceptions. it starts out saying ing you can't do it. >> i mean, it seems like the technology is, like, cutting edge so is it likely that the state will respond to that and allow for these alternatives or kwif len says, i guess it would be called. is that an option? >> through the state it's similar to an option. the state usuall

. >> so people in - that are bussing the tables, working in pharmacy, supermarkets, people have are home attendants, home help aids, individuals that can't make enough to make ends meet because living. >> reporter: it comes as the wealth of new york city, the world's financial capital is growing. new york ranks four in a recent survey of cities around the globe with the highest percentage of millionaires. joe berg says as the city is wealthier, demand at the 1,000 increasing. >> the demand goes up, represent is the single greatest cost that low income people face. if they can't afford to pay represent, they can't afford to find food. >> one in six new yorkers live in homes where they can't afford enough food, and points to east harlem as an example of new york as the wages rise. >> the economy has been recovering at the top. there's never been a bigger disconnect between how wall street and main street is doing. home here in east harlem are suffering mightily. even if jobs are starting to trickle back, many of them are part-time, many of them are poverty. >> and with less government aid

watch out for kids crossing the street and getting off school busses in maryland and in the district. several school systems in our region start school this week. >> on tuesday you can try your luck at baltimore's horseshoe casino. now the casino features a first in the state outdoor gaming area for smokers. celebrity chefs like guy fee jiri and aaron sanchez will open their new restaurants. the casino opens tuesday at 9:00 p.m. >> on friday, expect heavy traffic if you're hitting the road for the three-day labor day weekend. aaa predicts more than 34 million people will travel. that's the most in the past six years. aaa says gas prices should remain low for the busy weekend. >> this morning a new record from a young woman who calls this region her home. >> an a school's tribute to a navy seal [ shutter clicks ] hi there! [ laughs ] -i'm flo! -i know! i'm going to get you your rental car. this is so ridiculous. we're going to manage your entire repair process from paperwork to pickup, okay, little tiny baby? your car is ready, and your repairs are guaranteed for as long as you own it.

also, added efficiency, and we only have one facility right now, that it can accommodate 60 foot buss in terms of the maintenance, and that is flinn, and so, we are adding efficiency, into the system, by bringing in 60 foot, articulated buses, but in reality, there is really only one place right now to service them. and that is at flinn and that is something that needs to be taken into consideration going forward. also, improved estimates that were in the old plan, the 2014 fleet plan looks at things on the annual basis and has just much better detailed information, and actually plan from. and next fleet, and reserved fleet, whatever you want to call it, it needs a place to reside. and so we have to account for that as well. our vision, and two strategies, the first phase is phase one, which is basically on to accommodate the fleet growth and to prepare for the facility renovations and in the original vision what you saw up front was electrified flinn, and let's rebuild the procidio and well that is not what, the addendum is suggesting, it is suggesting let's deal with fleet growth an

keep the speeds down while the kids and buss aren ot roadways. new vaccine requirements to tell you about in spots vain ya county. every 6th grader must get the booster for tenuous, diphtheria and whooping cough. immunization at county health departments. >> we'll be passing out backpacks in fairfax. the backpacks from our backpacks for kids campaign. it will be tuesday at 10:00 a.m. at cameron elementary school in alexandria. 500 students will be getting backpacks and supplies from news 4 and apple federal credit union. david cull ver will be there giving out the backpacks and see that later this week on "news 4 today." >> exciting times. i'm not a meteorologist but everything i'm hearing is make sure those kids that are going back to school are layering up lightly, wearing perhaps the shorts, t-shirt. >> stick with the summer clothing. probably got new clothes for school most likely in the fall theme as you naturally would. can't wear that for the first week because we're talking about a heat wave starting today through friday. a heat wave mean

it's really good that you were able to be here and bussing -- busting the bow tie. thanks again, guys. >> hello, my name is susanna roses for mission girls services part of mission neighborhood centers. this is my partner valentinea. this summer we did a project that's called god water. we collaborated together with two different centers and were able to employ 12 youths and they learned how to become peer educators and they created a big event where families came and they had families recycled properly and conseven water. we gave them a little bit of the documents we created in working with the youth. when we saw this grant for us, we thought it was really to fulfill one of our biggest objectives of the organization was to be able to empower our youth to learn and we were able to do that and we were able to train our youth to be able to hold a job and be able to apply and interview and get a job and be able to also speak and do events and be able to speak about what's going on in the community. so, we had an event a community event which they had their families and

two busses colliding in new york's times square, 14 injured, three seriously.million people passing through each day. video of that burglar who looted a million dollars in designer items from a home closet, lights off, gloves on, the suspect moved around the 3,000 square foot room. the owner told the houston chronicle it looked like the person was going shopping. no fingerprints were caught anywhere in what some call the largest closet in america. >>> free taliban prison sergeant bowe bergdahl will meet with an army general today, part of the investigation of his disappearance after five years in captivity. let go in a prison swap in may. >>> let's get down to business with courtney reagan. good morning to you. >> good morning. rupert murdoch pulls his $80 billion to buy time warner. he said time warner's board refused to discuss the deal even though the offer was compelling. apple reportedly set to unveil the new iphone september 9th. the company traditionally shows off its latest model in the fall. the iphone 6 expected to come in two versions with a 4.7 inch

. >> others live near gold gate park says this year, double park charter busses is waiting to pick up concert goers are a nightly problem. >> san francisco's police describe a different experience. >> few crimes at all and no violent crimes or major injuries. really, a quiet event. >> he says 100 people cited sneaking into the area. >> there is a garbage right in our front door that somebody left. >> there is another concert coming up. >> many of whom who park parks for the day, in front of his house. >> this is 30th avenue and i am trying to go to 40th to find parking. >> reporter: concert promoters this is the first year the event is sold out in last than a day, we are talking about 200, 000 people officially attended. we met more folks here tonight who were out of town, who did not have tickets and who were just here in the neighborhood to listen. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news, patti lee. >> a lot of people thought they're going to see the band this week, they were left out in the cold. richmond division tweeted out pictures of bogus tickets and trying to ge

muni sent out buss to get passengers around that blockage. >> this report is about a young person, 13 years old, a pacifica girl decided to organize a 4 h project to plant a million trees now, a college senior she's about to reach the goal. >> a plastic bucket surrounded by titans the tree is remarkable. it's significance took root six years ago after haura weber watched "an inconvenient truth" >> the credits it gave ways to help. one was plant a tree. >> with her dad, she organized the 4 h million tree project. >> there is a big need for big change. right and so if it's a hundred, a thousand trees it's not going to make a big impact. >> here is laura in 2008. today she went back to visit. >> it's amazing to see how much it's grown. it's only been six years. >> the project has grown. saplingz span 45 states, 15 countries and brings us back to this redwood. >> it's taken six years to get to this point. next week, laura will plant the one millionth tree. >> to reach 1 million to be honest hasn't set in. >> this is great to see. >> next year, the members hope to plant 500,000 trees and h

viewers it is being bussed with every night. trust me i like video games you could tell from my physique but they like all media can distort reality in the minds of kids and once was journalist it's something very unusual to step his kids back into the real world journalist karl magnus helgerson son seemed almost addicted to the legendary military first person shooter game call of duty so since they like killing people online with guns he decided to take them to the gaza strip to show them what war is all about mr helder brought his boys to a refugee camp where they could see injured kids just like themselves getting their wounds to stop they got to see all the blood and tears apparently this in your face method of parenting works and his children have stopped their on line war this strategy might sound a little extreme and all very expensive i can't afford to fly my family to israel to prove a point but sometimes we're all the to be smacked in the face with reality as a man there's something attractive about roman conquests our

is a little bit of concern and i feel it personally, and when i get passed by these big lumbering buss on my bike. and i think that the concern is warranted, and i hope that we will be putting extra attention to the issue develops and we don't have the time to dig into this issue just yet but i do hope that we will be open to accommodating things and changing things as they come up and really entertaining whoever might be advocating to keeping the modes of travel as separate as possible and also, protecting where we can't have that overlap to go for like the protective bike lanes and what have you. >> and so it is super important that people feel that they can ride a bicycle and their children or the people of limited mobility can get on a bicycle when and where they want to and this will be a step in that direction. >> do you make a motion? >> so approved. >> second. >> any further discussion? >> all if favor. >> aye. >> the record will show that director rubke was recused. >> 10.6, minus the 7 locations that i previously read would you like to have me call 10.6 and 10.9 actually prob

. >> are there private buss? >> these are private bus services. companies like mega bus, greyhound -- >> people still take greyhound? >> what's interesting is when this transformation started happening, greyhound transformed itself. >> it had been in bankruptcy. at one point. and has since been able to turn the corner, right? >> it's funny you mention that. so on our board of directors was the former ceo of greyhound who is absolutely amazing and knows everything about the bus industry. he helped get greyhound out of bankruptcy when it was there. he led the turnaround and he's since left there and greyhound is doing a lot of innovation. they have gotten a fleet of new buses with plugs and wi-fi. >> what else can you do really? >> you can get them there quickly because of security. by the time you go from san francisco to l.a. through the airports, you can get there by bus almost just as fast. tom, i have to shut you down because we have to get somebody on a bus, they're going to their wedding. also we have some other guests we need to get to, but

one of them picking up apple computer workers they blocked buss for over half an hour. some groups are by the controversy. >> people are getting kicked out. this shouldn't be going on, right? >> commuter shuttle rz to pay to use the stops and loading zones. the pilot program allows the city to find shuttle buses. >> a decorated war hero survived three tours of duty in iraq is fighting for his life because of violence at home. laura? >> reporter: several gunshot wounds, we understand this veteran is in critical condition here. but we understand he's expected to survive this ordeal like he has for others before it. >> there is a very loud bang, bang, bang. >> peggy snow lives where a veteran was shot overnight. >> he'd been shot several times. >> he served as a scout sniper instructor. he suffered a severe head injury. >> this is where i'm going to be situated working on truck, cars and hanging out, talking about every day live. >> in 2012 he was featured as they were moving into their new mortgage-free home courtesy of a bank of america program to help veterans. >> this