of the mainline stations in london now have free entrance, which is a good thing, and the department for transportng other train operators to do similarly. mps and peers have gone off for their easter recess and they will be back on the 23rd of april. but with a few days‘s long awaited rest on the horizon, one conservative had a suggestion for the pm. i have nothing left to say on brexit until at least another week is past. so will she join the rest of the house in having a few days off next week? before she leaves this place tonight, will she suggest to the chief whip that he has 12 hours solid sleep as well? theresa may said she was making sure that everyone would have a good few days off from westminster. that's not quite it from us this wekk. join us on friday night at 11pm for another roundup of a key brexit week. shocking if you are exhausted and cannot stay up, just search for us on the bbc iplayer. but for now, from me, goodbye. hello. the calendar‘s taking us forward into mid april but the weather seems to want to go backwards, more of a hint of winter rather than spring in the weekend to

forfurther department for transport won't make submissions for further funding in due course. i call look pollard. there are 53 mondays this year we rent is due for people who pay their rent weekly but there are only 52 universal credit payments this year. the dwp have acknowledged this year. the dwp have acknowledged this is a problem and they are awaiting government action. could the prime minister can form she recognises this problem and will act to ensure people do not need to find an extra week's rents or go into debt because of this predictable issue? it's worth pointing out know your actually contains 53 weeks so if somebody does pay 53rd payment this payment would cover some days in the subsequent year and the following month would only have four payment dates and as such the claimant would be overpaid for their housing. it is about making sure the system works for everybody. if the prime minister is seeking a year long extension to brexit, does she not recognise that of course would cost over £1 billion a month to the british taxpayer in subscriptions to the eu and do

the department for transport said, 0k, the department for transport said, ok, goodbye then.mplete confidence in the process. stagecoach made some pretty trenchant stagecoach made some pretty trencha nt comments about stagecoach made some pretty trenchant comments about the state of the way the dft has handed out franchises. the dft is sticking to its line, though. let's return now to our main story — eu leaders will hold an emergency summit in brussels today, to consider the prime minister's request for a delay to brexit. let's speak now to anne—marie morris, the conservative mp for newton abbot and a member of the pro—brexit european research group, she joins me from westminster. good morning to you. you must be deeply unhappy today. generally with the direction of travel? yes, i am unhappy. but that doesn't mean to say this is the end of the road. there is still all to play for. at the moment, we clearly have no idea what the eu will agree to or not agree to. although with past experience, my suspicion is at the end of the day we will have this extension. it looks pretty m

but it's been told by the department for transport its bids have been disallowed — as they did not meet, which resulted in their disqualification, in line with the terms of the published invitation to tender. that said, stagecoach have played an important role in our railways, and we hope they will continue to do so post the conclusions of the rail review. however, it is entirely for stagecoach and their bidding partners to explain why they decided to ignore established rules by rejecting the commercial terms on offer. a conservative criticised the choice of company for the east midlands franchise — abellio — due to his own experience of the firm in essex. abellio were hopeless. the minister will recall an adjournment debate he had with a number of mps a couple of months ago. and mr speaker, the business collapsed early, so lots of us piled in. from memory, six or seven essex members of parliament whose constituents suffer this company every day got up, one after another, to tell the minister how utterly useless this company are. we've been waiting for years for new trains from abellio,

but the department for transport says evidence shows smart motorways are just as safe as conventionalas more frequent and visible. with schools off for easter holidays, the mayor and the police are attempting to tackle youth violence by providing activities for at risk londoners. hackney, brixton, and camden are just some of the boroughs taking part. there'll be football, basketball, coding clubs and music sessions. there will also be an increased police presence around public areas and transport stations. the latest piece of art on the underground will be unveiled at the entrance of brixton tube station this morning. it's a mural by mexican—born artist aliza nisenbaum and depicts 15 transport for london employees who work from brixton station and on the victoria line. let's take a look at the travel situation now. first the tubes — a trespasser on the track at finsbury park earlier means there's minor delays on the piccadily line arnos grove to acton town, and severe delays on the victoria line. in central london, baker street is closed between dorset street and blandford street for

she served for the department of transportation for eight years. her approval rating has hit a record low. it is down 56% just this past year. >> despite the challenges, and we've seen some ups and downs, i'm fortunate to have had the opportunity to serve and you the customers who rely on b.a.r.t. >> her last day will be july 6th. this is the second b.a.r.t. retirement in the last week. other person is leaving after two months. there was a security crackdown mandating to work extra hours and bowster the physical presence. there is a commitment to building a better bay area. we rode trains, visiting every station. we talked on riders and the people in charge of making b.a.r.t. better to see what changes are coming. you go see all the stories at or website. >>> richmond police have yet to identify man their officers shot and killed after allegedly attacked family members with a knife. around 2:30 this morning, family members called 911 and said their father broke into the home on wilson avenue and tried to stab them of officers say they shot the man

yesterday, the department for transport blocked the operator stagecoach from bidding for new train contractsto merge their newsrooms. owner rupert murdoch promised to keep them separate when he bought the titles in 1981. but news uk has asked for permission to pool their resources because of increased competition in the news industry. let's start with arcadia, the empire of sir philip green who was once feted as king of the high street. he's put two restructuring specialists on his board and it's expected he'll unveil a restructuring plan for the retailing group in may. the company's already warned of the need forjob losses and store closures as it adapts to an exceptionally challenging retail market. it's best known for its topshop and miss selfridge brands, but arcadia also includes burton, dorothy perkins and wallis. but as retail analyst maureen hinton told us earlier, its brands have gone out of fashion. it's got brands that have lost their relevance on the high street, like dorothy perkins and burton, they're more like brands like primark and asos and h&m. obviously it needs to slim do

the element they will be and the department for transport started to talk to the travel industry as soonrk out ways of ensuring the maximum capacity is available to get people away from sri lanka, not necessarily back to the uk in the first instance but off the uk in the first instance but off the island, but they emphasise they don't think there is a need for a rush to the airport and with an airport and considerable queues building up there is heightened security. they think people need to make a sensible judgment about how long they want to remain on the island. thank you, our diplomatic correspondent with the latest on that. the chief executive of rbs, ross mcewan, has resigned, saying he has "delivered the strategy" that he set out. when he started in 2013 the bank was more than 80% owned by the government, but the taxpayer's stake has since reduced to 62%. under his leadership the bank has closed hundreds of branches, but last year reported a profit of £1.6 billion. after months of rumour and speculation, the former vice presidentjoe biden has offically launched his bid to become p

can ijust say that i understand that the department for transport will be announcing the stations thatter sits down this afternoon with my right honourable friend the leader of the opposition, and the shadow brexit secretary, she will hear, no doubt that labour's policy on brexit is to secure membership of the customs union, single market, and get a peoples vote on any deal. if she... we are interacting premises questions to bring you breaking news from preston crown court, where the jury from preston crown court, where the jury who have been following and hearing the hillsborough case have returned to court, they have failed to reach a verdict on one of the charges they were looking at. that was the case against the former chief superintendent, who was facing gross negligence, manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans, that julia's hang gross negligence, manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans, thatjulia's hang on that and there is no verdict. in a separate case, the ex sheffield wednesday club secretary has been found guilty, by majority verdict. we go straight to our correspondent, fiona, tell us

howard, the program director for transportation finance at the american association of state highway transportation officials. she advocates on behalf of the nation state department of transportation for long-term sustainable funding. she was also previously at the national association of development organizations and was a legislative assistant responsible here in congress with transportation issues. fellow at the center for transportation, the leading think tank on transportation policy in the country. prior to that he was assistant secretary for transportation policy in the u.s. dot from 2002 to 2005. he was also commissioner of the connecticut department of has a longion and background in these issues and knows them inside and out. my colleague adrian moore, vice president of policy at the reason foundation. adrian is iconoclast working on many issues. one he is focused on is transportation policy. i mention he served on the national commission with me. he served on california's public infrastructure advisory commission in 2009. and he is author of several books on transportation policy. policymakers guide to road user charges. why did we write the report? re

depending on the severity, also to the national transit data base, which is essentially the department of transportation for the federal government. it is a li little bit nuanced, what does and doesn't get reported. i rely on our partners in the safety department to do that reporting. i would prefer to follow up on that in writing so i don't provide inaccurate information here. >> thank you. >> we report, in our control center, every incident to our safety department, and then they make the judgment as to what needs to be reported based on the regulations. >>> >> do you reports to the m.t.a. board of directors? >> we do not, as i'm aware, to the m.t.a. board of directors. >> i would like information on what incidents are reportable, because i'm assuming that someone being dragged underneath a muni train after getting their hand stuck would be something that would be report ableable to somebody or some agency. thank you. >> chairman: commissioner yee. >> thank you. i just want to thank everybody for their comments. there has been a lot of comments made already, and i don't need to repeat them. i appreciate y

what we do for this report every year this is actually data that is published by the us department of transportation and it brings together all of the bridge inspections for every bridge across the country. so this allows us to look at very specific can look areas and help people understand the state of the that they're using every day. >>now does the cities, local governments, the state look at these studies and and kind of figure out ok we need to maybe focus on this bridge first and then maybe this one second and 3rd in kind of breakdown which bridge gets the most attention first. >>state departments of transportation as well as local governments use this data and these inspections routinely to make informed decisions about where to cut their very limited resources and that's part of the challenge is really we have a large number of free air that m classified as structurally deficient and with limited resources. i think state local areas are doing this takes but there certainly is a lot younger. >>how do you know you know which one if there is is a way to do it as just a driver like myself crossi

for safety but not all cars have them. particularly older models. what do you do? >> michael? >> you may remember that in may of last year, the department of transportationng back-up cameras in most cars. as for older cars, here's a look at some devices you go install yourself. a rear view camera is a handy safety tool. they help avoid accidents that involve packing into an object or worse, a child, invisible from the driver's seat. research has shown cameras to be even more effective than essentialors. what if your car doesn't have a back-up camera? >> this is a wire has rear view camera that connects to your smartphone. it does have a small battery. >> the wireless smartphone option costs anywhere from $22 to $100. some dash cam sets have a screen that straps over your existing rear view mirror. in addition to being a mirror, it dismays video from the rear camera. they cost $40 to $200. if your car has an infotainment screen, you can purchase the retrofit for $50 to $six hundred. hard wiring a rear view camera takes some real diy skills and can be time consuming. consumer reports suggest if you have any doubts, consider professional installation. >> to

for the department of homeland security. southern border is leading to long delays for commercial drivers transporting things into the united. the trump administration says the stricter enforcement is necessary to keep illegal immigrants out of the country and to keep our country safe. that is not sitting well with some who are trying to do their jobs. foxes have a report. drop the medications administration to refine about 2000 border patrol agent to immigration duties is making an impact at the us-mexico border, triggering every closures upper just, which is causing lost delays for cross-border traffic white house says the move is an effort to reduce the growing number of migrant attempting to easily cross the border. travelers they they are left in the lurch. i have been waiting since 3 am and does not move. it is very slow. people commuting from the mexican border city continue to face significant delays. e unit states. the bridges connecting the city of el paso filled with longline of trucks and cars.drivers comp they have been in their vehicles or hours with no end in sight. it is very stressful because we are sitting

for the d.c. department of transportation says there is a commitment, but it is an ongoing process.e dying in the interim so they want to see things sped bit.little derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> thank you, derrick. >>> news 4 is working for you in the community with a heads up about an e kecofriendly event coming up tomorrow . c compost day. the day will featureps worksho and free samples. you can buy a compost bin and plants. it runs from 10:00 to 2:00 atit communplaza. >>> we are in the community with an amazing effort under way in local classrooms. >> a group of young men are helping preschoolers get a head start on reading and writing. molette green sprains how that's helping the grownups too. >> shedding the shetlight on t literacy lab leading men fellowship program. we've got the leading men here at thomas elementary school this morning. we want to thanks the principal and teachers for lettingins side the billing this early in the morning with these fabulous young people. i have a program manager who can talk about the impact of this program in this schoo aools in the

get the reform and changes we wanted in the culture and the way under the department of transportation so we have to settle for something a little bit less than that. and i appreciate there are folks that think the best deterrence is the charging of individuals and india's variety cases that is true in the vast majority of cases that's true there's also a roll i think for more generalized corporate prosecution you charge an individual for engaging in some accounting fraud or whatever else and hope and pray that that has the effect of his colleagues say by the grace of god now i'm not going to do it that may or may not be so and you also hope and pray that the corporate leadership in that space and similarly situated companies say i don't want to end up like that company so we need to reform our compliance programs and add compliance and to change or software but they don't necessarily do that so i understand the views are these e controversial but sometimes the best approach is if you can charge individuals but also come up in overall resolutio resoluty t, foran overall resolution like did with qa oda and gm w

for something warmer. >> the department of transportation reported at least 32 jackknifed tractor-trailers on the highways in this area, because of this storm. yes, the conditions are much better. many of the roads just appear wet. but the department of transportation is still reporting new accidents every hour. so they are encouraging people in this area to obviously use caution. this is a very strong, powerful april blizzard that dropped up to two feet of snow, hail, ice, we witness all of that. wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour recorded in this state. no unfortunate people will be taking their eye on this precipitation. as you recall, farmers in this area and really across the midwest just experienced catastrophic flooding. hopefully all this precipitation doesn't result in round two, harris. >> harris: some of us watching the center of the screen, that gentleman by one of the trucks in your video was just sliding on that ice. we hope he's okay. matt finn, thank you for the report from them. i hope the lights get turned on very soon. and the heat. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell looking ahead to

for years. >> well, the director of oakland's transportation department promised he would study the intersection to find out what is the best safety measure for pedestrians. while that happens, councilmember noel gallo says he plans to install a flashing crosswalk sign near the crosswalk. >>> a sideshow that ended in flames. police say some people in the crowd forced the driver of a big rig out of his cab and set it on fire. also setting an ac transit bus on fire. now tonight in the wake of all of that, oakland police say it's changing its tactics. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in oakland with how police say theyill up their response to these dangerous side shows. >> oh my god, they down a inter and 42nd avenue looked like last night. after what started as a sideshow spun in a whole new direction. police say the crowd carjacked a big rig driver, then set the rig on fire. >> the driver was removed from his cab of his truck at gunpoint. so that's a carjacking. he had been surrounded, unable to leave. >> reporter: an ac transit bus also caught fire. the opd and the alameda county sheriff's depar

bring in gabe klein, a cofounder of a company and former commissioner for chicago and washington, d.c., their departments of transportation. he is with urban change management. gabe also an investor in uber's rival, lyft. you are somewhat a biased narrator, but i want to start on lyft, shares closing at $60 today. do you think the pessimism we are seeing days after the ipo is warranted? gabe: no. i don't. i mean, this is the same company that was around 10 days ago and six years ago, and they have got an excellent track record. you know we are seeing triple , digit year-over-year growth. we are continuing to see a focus on urban consumer transportation. we are seeing an expansion into micro mobility with scooters and the purchase of motivate bike share. i am very bullish. i think you really can't watch sort of day-to-day what is happening in the markets. emily: what about uber targeting a $120 billion valuation? certainly, much bigger than lyft. they are in more markets and are bigger. they are also losing a lot of money just like lyft. , is that fair? gabe: last year, it was $76 billion valuation. then $120 billion, now

the space development agency in our modernization for the national defense strategy addresses building an integrated transport layer for the department of defense so that we can ingest and move significant volumes of data that facilitate artificial intelligence. it's this build out of the broader infrastructure that also includes the ground network that will connect censor and shooter and then all other decision makers. it's not just about the closing the fire control loop, but we are trying to scale and address latency. this is the need -- this is why we need fundamental systems engineering as we approach this problem set. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you on behalf of chairman, senator blumenthal, please. >> thank you all for being here today and thank you for your service. you know, i have been in and out as i have attended other committee hearings and i sort of feel like the most important facts for us and the american people to understand are the facts that haven't been said today. and the reason why they haven't been said is that they are largely classified. and the reason that's important is that th

the senate investigation comes on the heels of separate scrutiny by the transportation and justice departments. more problems forday a cybersecurity firm announced it found more instances of the social media user data being made public. >>more than 540 million records were exposed, including sayings like comments and likes bought. also user names and passwords the issues stemming from facebook apps that were stored publicly on amazon's cloud services facebook says once it knew about the problem, it works with amazon to take down those databases and that the company is committed to working with developers on the platform to try to protect people's data. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live view of the golden gate bridge. >>we're now joined by our chief meteorologist lawrence carter i want to look ahead and i know you gave you a little bit of a hard time before the next. this next storm. yeah i think as we're see things winding down a little bit lot of part of the weekend. but now we have more storms on the way out there more snow for the sierra nevada it's hard to believe but boy they had about 200% o

known that my right, honuorable friend has been campaigning hard on this for some time and i understand that the department of transport will be announcing the stations that will benefit from the funding tomorrow. so if he could just have a little patience and wait for the announcement . >> mr. smith expect when the prime minister said so later this afternoon with my right, honuorable friend , leaders of the opposition and the shadow brexit secretary, she will hear no doubt the labor policy on brexit is to secure a membership of a customs union, the single market and crucially to get a people's vote. >> if she accepts the compromise , she can pass through a deal will she do so . >> i said to the honorable gentlemen that the purpose of reading meeting with the opposition is to look at the areas and i think there are a number of areas that we agree on in relation to brexit that we won't want to deliver leaving you with a deal and we both want to protect jobs and we both want to ensure the reentry movement and we both recognize the importance of the withdrawal agreement. what we want to do now is to find a way forward tha

department's exemption and deny the appeal. this concludes my presentation. my colleagues, senior preservation planner and senior transportation available and i are available for any questions. thank you. >> president yee: okay, colleagues, are there any questions of the planning department? supervisor fewer in. >> supervisor fewer: yes, thank you very much, president yee. i have a question. i wanted to know about other large events that we have in san francisco, such as the pride event at civic center. do they also have a ceqa categorical exemption? and do they have a numerical noise limit? >> we do analyze all temporary events if they have facilities associated with them, and we do issue several categorical exemptions. we issue categorical exemptions for events that occur on the port of san francisco land. we've also issued categorical exemptions for other temporary such uses throughout san francisco. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. and then also, we heard about a shoreline theater and that there is a numerical threshold for the shoreline theater. how is this different than that? >> the examples provided by the appellant are for facilities that do

earlier we heard a report from the fire department that two people were transported from here, so, again, we are waiting for confirmation right now from montgomery county police as to exactly what happened on curry powder lane just after 9:00 tonight. as i i said,tial reports of four people shot, but we are standing by. the public information officers arrived here just a short time ago, and i believe -- do you a have an update? can you give us an updde? i am joineow by captain tom jordan from montgomery county police. captain jordan, can you tell us what you know at this >> sure. around 9:15 this evening we got multiple calls for shots in the area. we found four people had been injured. lot, curred in a parking you know, over here off curry powder, and there were three adult males, one jenile male. they were taken to local hospitals. one adult male succumbed to his injuries. >> captain jorda can you tell us, i heard you mention a juvenile. are we talking aag teen, and elementary school age? you know, can you give us some -- >> more of a teenager. it wasn't a child. but, like i t said,y were taken to the hos

time, 320 troops additionally, not to defend the border but for meals, transport and monitor the well-being of illegal immigrants.the department of defense sending us this statement in response to the queries. quote request for assistance from dhs to dod our capabilities-based.notice the language. capabilities-based.we have about 5000 soldiers on the border performing border security missions. 320 additional troops has specialized capabilities such as drivers, cooks and lawyers. my god! this is the department of defense talking in gobbledygook. how will this end? i hate to say it, the outcome is far from certain. join enough or more in the southern border crisis, and that's judiciary committee, it may determine the parameters of attorney general william barr 's testimony, congressman, jim jordan, joins us. a member of the judiciary committee, ranking member of house oversight committee. cofounder of the house from caucus. congressman, good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. lou: mcaleenan, the language he is using. derivatives and endless streams. this has become a bureaucracy of absolute nincompoops. >> a couple of

wanted in change wanted in the culture and the safety violations under the department of transportation. so we had to settle for something a little bit less than that. also, i appreciate that there are folks who think that the best interest deterrence is charging individuals, in some cases i think that's true, and the vast majority of think that's true, but there is also a role for the more generalized corporate prosecution. you charge individuals for fraud or whatever else and you hope and pray that that has an effect on his colleagues to say now i'm not going to do it. that may or may not be so. you also hope and pray, that the corporate leadership in the place in a similar companies will say, i don't want to end up like the company, so we need to reform our compliance programs, we need to act compliance folks, we need to change or softer, but they don't necessarily do that. i understand these are controversial, but sometimes the best approach is if you can charge individuals also come up with an overall resolution like we do toyota and gm where they have enormous fines and partly because the maximum find as

at this point though american is saying, look, we're waiting for information from the faa, from the department of transportationbefore we resume these flights because as of march 13th they have been grounded indefinitely after these two fatal crashes. now boeing says it is working on the software update for the max 8, but here's the thing. it seems to be lasting a lot longer than first anticipated. >> that's for sure. they have been ground since early march. >> right. >> and now they are cutting production. what -- what -- i mean, it's been hitting boeing but how hard is it hitting boeing? >> right now stock is tanking another 4%. it's hitting quite hard. >> production has been cut. tomorrow we're getting orders and deliveries for the first quarter. it's expected to be bad for boeing. >> that's a bad situation that they are dealing with. >> yeah. >> and forget boeing's stock price, what it means for these families is even more important. >> good to see you, alison. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >> thank you, kate, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your d

for some time. and i just say to him that i understand that the department of transport will announce the stations that will benefit from the funding tomorrow if he could just have a little patience and wait for that announce met . >> mr. speaker, when the prime minister sits down later this afternoon with my right, honorable friend on the shadow of brexit secretary, she will your no doubt the labor's policy on brexit is to secure membership of the single market and crucially to get a people's vote . >> here, here. . cc >> if he accepts that miwill compromise, she could do a deal and leave office, will she do so? >> prime minister . >> i say to the honorable gentlemen that the purpose of meeting with the opposition today is to look at those areas that we agree on, there are a number of areas we agree on in relation to brexit. we both want to deliver leaving the eu with the deal and we want to protect jobs and we both want to ensure the reentry movement and we both recognize the importance of the withdrawal agreement. what we want to do now is to find a way forward that can command the support of the ho

for allen. 27 year-old. we believe he is responsible. >> police will only say he is known to the department. offering a reward of $25,000. for information leading to arrest. oakland councilman and director of transportation confirm the intersection where the mother and son were killed was not part of the feature improvement project. even though for years neighbors say they asked for a stoplight or stop sign. >> for years. we have been complaining tolt office. why are you saying you're not aware. >> so the area you have the market across the street. you have different intersections coming onto foothill. cars coming from different directions. that has been a priority. we repaved the street. we redid the sidewalk crossing. >> the 19 year-old who survived is garcia. in critical condition. >> the principal of the school the 6 year-old attended opened a go fund me account to pay for funeral expenses. in one day they raised more than $24,000. we have link to the go fund me page. now about the future changes, he's still will return to the scene in a week. with a potential plan to prevent accidents. >> thank you. now to the side show that got way out of hand and went from cars spinning donuts to fire works and a

visited several different locations and road public transportation prefers dan kerman live for us in san francisco near the public health department with more on this dan. >>well this person is an adult who had the measles and they're from santa clara county in fact uh the 4th the case of measles from santa clara county. now at this point they believe he was that he or she i should say was at several locations in san francisco where the public was they are not able to contact all of those people because they don't exactly know who this person came in contact with while in san francisco. so they're putting out a list of places this person was. >>public health officials say an adult from santa clara county who was at the san francisco federal building as well as roads help train to san francisco. contagious with the measles the tension lee exposing anyone who is not amused. >>the individuals who are potentially at risk are unvaccinated children that includes children under the age of one who wouldn't necessarily have received their routine childhood immunisations yet but unvaccinated and individuals who are severely immune compromis

for one that understands the bigger picture. it is not just one thing that this department represents but a real transportation expert that understands the complexities of what it means to run a major transit system. >> ruskin is leaving his post at a time when tensions are escalating over the state of muni and bus and train operators are growing more contention. >>> deadly acts of violence carried out at churches and faith-based places of worship. what governor gavin newsom wants to do to protect people while they practice their faith. >>> and an overwhelming support for the notre dame cathedral and how thousands gathered here at the sister cathedral in the bay area. >>> and traffic is doing pretty well on i-880 in oakland. more on this commute coming up. >>> and the wind has really picked up for many. we will look at the wind gusts already, up to 30 miles per hour. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i des

for someone who understands the bigger picture. not just one thing that the department represents. we need a real transportation expert who understands the complexities of what it means to run a major transit system. >> reporter: a letter was sent to the board of directors requesting an immediate search for a new director. and during a press conference she alluded to the month long list of problems with muni, with a problem getting her hand stuck in the door and equipment failures that led to a list of delays last friday and operators refusing to work and challenging times over the past couple of months for our muni riders and system and i do think it's important that we demonstrate with action that we plan to make serious changes. >> reporter: san francisco's board of supervisors president told us this is a new opportunity to make drastic changes with mun i. >> we can have separate lines so not everything is connected. that's the problem with you're municipali system that everything seems to be dependent on everything running at the same time. >> reporter: other local officials want the change to bring forth m

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 questions surrounding it that people have been going through, did special counsel robert mueller find evidence that the president obstructed justice? not during the campaign but afterwards when he fired fbi director james c

department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. >>line celebrates 100 years of service today to mark the occasion. the city's municipal transportation agency planned a moving photo archive showing the lines history. these are some of the photographs from that archive. they're on display right now at nd town coffee. roasters it 3, 0, 1, 6, from a tara wall street. the exhibit goes through sunday and moved to the san francisco zoo for his birthday party on april the 20th we'll tell the line connects downtown san francisco with the city's parkside neighborhood but when it started back on april the 12th of 1919 it only ran from the west portal neighborhood. carol will sleep. the street and 33rd avenue. >>as of today transgender people can no longer join the us military, but there are different rules for those who are already serving up next a live interview to find out more. if you're streaming us on the kron on ap, the news continues during the commercial break g >>face expulsion from the military the pentagon has been scrambling to come up with a new policy ever since president trump brought up the issue on twitter 2 years ago. >>from

dist department of transportation is moving fast to make big changes. >> can you say for certain that something will happen there? >> it is reflecting in ther' ma budget that we intend to do that reconstruction. >> reporter: and sources say the city'sg just waitin an appraisal for the wendy's and t land negotiate a sale. the mayor has put $35 million in her budget to change this area. >> well we teing out the wendy's out of the intersection that means that the turning movement into and out of the intersection will go away so we cod more closely align floridaue avenn particular. >> reporter: and d-dot will have public meetings about changing the intersection soon. and believes that all of it could be completely reconfigured within the next four years. at dave thomas circle in northeast, adam tuss, nbc4. >>> the district islso pected to make a major announcement about the k. street corridor next week. >>> potty trains could be a stressful time for any parent but a georgia's toddler accident landed his mom in court. j brookes was 37 weeks pregnant when she had to go to court to contest a

for someone who understands the bigger picture. it's not just one thing that this department represents. we need a real transportation expert who understands the complexities of what it means to run a major transit system. >> breed sent out a letter to the board of directors reque requesting an immediate search for a new director. dur she referred to a month-long list of problems with muni, equipment failures that led to a day of delays and operators refusing to work overtime. >> challenging time over the past couple of months for our muni riders, for our system, and i do think it's important that we demonstrate with action that we plan to make serious changes. >> san francisco supervisor acknowledged that muni's problems are also money problems. >> we have another bond coming up in the next year or two. it's in the cue. but it's also about creating an agency that's more accountable to the public. >> some supervisors say this resignation was bound to happen after last august mayor london breed wrote a letter to sfmta expressing her concerns and frustrations where the system. some supervisors we spoke to today also sa