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d today. the $2.2 billion transit hub remains closed because of the two cracked beams. terials were schedule d to arrive yesterday for the repairs, and freemont street remains closed between mission and howard and the buses are still running out of the temporary terminal down the street. the transit center is expected to remain closed at least through the end of the week. >>> an east bay woman is search searching for irreplaceable items that someone stole from her storage unit. burglars apparently broke into the her unit at san leandro, and took the ashes of her father and grandmother and family fphoto albums. abc 7 news reporter amanda dell castillo has more. >> reporter: she says the high cost of rent forced her from her hayward apartment last year, and while between homes she has put all she owns into public storage. friday morning she got the call that someone cut the lock to her storage unit. and one glance and robertson realized that the crooks got away with the most valuable items inside. >> my grandmother's ashes and my dad's ashes and the antique stuff that she

closure for the transit center and closure for fremont street because it's closed here and folks loop off the freeway and make the way around there. it shows a smoother drive but will slow d on the bridge its a has cleared. the transit agencies, muni, san francisco, you'll will be affected. b.a.r.t. has no delays. >>> 4:50 right now. the political turf war between the state of california and federal authorities may be costing lives. >> senior investigative reporter steven has been digging in for more than a month now. >> the battle revolves around a technology for tech aids but only been started to u to prevent local gun crime. it's called nibin run by the federal bureau of atf. our investigation found that none of california's state-run crime labs uses nibin, leaving huge gaps in crime data that could be costing lives or preventing crimes from being solved. we went to orange county to demonstrate one of the most obvious cases of this disparity. here's an example of how inconsistent the current status quo is. if you got shot right here on this side of the street, any evidence in your shooting would go to the national nibin database. why? because santa ana police, located

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but if you are heading into downtown san francisco, transit leaders say you should probably inea d ofour car to commute. live in downtown san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news >> amanda, thank you. the cracked beam is not the first problem at the transit center. two weeks ago the walkway started crumbling. chunks broke apart. workers have been patching the holes there. we use the abc 7 news app to send out this push alert when the news of the crack alert. we have information on every bus line that uses the salesforce transit center. enable push alerts to get the latest developments. >>> developing news in the confirmation process for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. republicans have scheduled to vote after hiring a female prosecutor to question christine blasey ford. >> she has argued the senators should ask her the questions themselves. lana zak is live in washington with the latest. lana. >> reporter: hi there, matt and jessica. trump speaking outside the u.n. making more news on this issue. he said republicans could not have been nicer in the way they have handled it

the transit center continues to be closed. the surface streets, freemont,d howard around the moss coney center. plan on delays through that area. for more on why the new transit center was closed i hand it back to you. >> i have a live look at the temporary transbay transit center you mentioned. good thing it is up and running. that's where commuters will be dropped off and being picked up by buses. could be a traffic delay in the commute this morning. a crack in deal beam off the bus deck was discovered. >> we will have a live report on how this is playing out in san francisco. that's coming up in 30 minutes. >>> that's right. our website also has more information as well for you should you need to get around that area this morning. >>> also, a new life this morning for people who were recently forced to move from their south bay homeless camp. >>> right now we want to go to today in the day's bob riddel in dublin. talk to us about what's going on there. >> reporter: some commuters are taking the advice of muni not to drive into san francisco today because

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d into friday. for us, a quiet pattern but ns video surveillance being used by bart. the new report that says the transit agency took the information and sent it to i.c.e. >>> protesters gathered in san francisco as politicians, scientists, and world leaders prepare to speak at a climate change summit. >>> your money is doing well after the government came out with figures about inflation. it is not going up as much as they thought. i'm looking at some of the stocks that i want. apple is up almost three percent united of two percent after a report that americans demand for travel is strong. next month, porsche what i thought a pilot program in san francisco and los angeles. porsche will introduce a car share through the partnership with the startup that makes it easier for car owners who wanted to rent out of their vehicles. the cars range from new cars to vintage models. the german luxury carmaker said it is looking into different and nontraditional ways to the customers to choose how they get behind the wheel of a porsche. >>> the intersection of third and folsom in several cisco is just a block away f

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d-c says just use common sense when you're around new animals ... like washing your hands before and after handling them. ( sara ) the brand new transbay transit centerd in a beam in one of the buildings. i'm live with the details. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( darya ) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom.( james ) and i'm james fletcher. happening now... a major impact on your morning commute... the brand new transbay transit center in san francisco shut down after a crack was found in a beam in one of the buildings.( darya ) this comes as the annual salesforce "dreamforce" conference is happening just a few blocks away. howard street between third and 4th streets will be closed all week because of the conference. ( james ) we have team coverage with everything you need to know for your morning commute. lets start with will tran who is live at the transit center with the details on the cracked beam that is causing all of the problems. will. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.( james ) now we want to go to kron 4's sara stinson who in in san francisco with more on the impact on traffic this mo

jerry brown/ (d) california: "sb 100 is sending a message to california and to the world that we're gong to meet the paris agreement, and we're going to continue down that path to transition governor jerry brown signed a bill into law today... calling for all of the state's electricity to come from clean sources by the year 20- 45. the bill also requires electric utilities and other service providers... to generate 60 - percent of their power from renewable sources by 2030. that's up from the 50 -percent goal previously set for that date. (pam) state senator scott wiener tweeting today..."as trump prioritizes coal & oil, california moves toward 100% renewable energy. thank you, governor brown, for signing #sb100, to move us toward a 100% renewable power grid." (pam) state senator wiener is one of many praising the move... as another example of california's global leadership on environmental initiatives... all while the trump administration backs away from such policies. (ken) but critics say the bill doesn't go far enough. (ken)joining us now to talk about this... doctor daniel m kammen... director of the renewable and appropriate energy laboratory at u.c. berkeley. not e

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d david a recession. -- deepening recession. currency almost at 42 per dollar at your aunt, worse than the 4050 level. mark carney told british lawmakers he is offering to extend his tenure about the u.k. transitioner brexit. until 2020. a new survey says the u.k. has a second referendum to be held. skeptical ande and theresa may has rolleuled it out. brett kavanaugh says the institution should never be viewed as partisan. democrat richard blumenthal called it a charade and a mockery, while john cornyn accused opponents of trying to impose -- more than two dozen protesters were voted from the hearing. >> my judicial hearing is straightforward. a judge must be independent and must interpret the law, not make the law. a judge must interpret statutes as written. a judge must interpret the constitution as written, informed by history and tradition and precedent. paul: global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 20 70 journalists and analysts in more than 120 enters. this is bloomberg. athaad: let's take a look the equity position. a marker down at 2%. change not expected and we do continues to see central bank battling with the weakening currency . haidi? haidi: while the world's best performing