another big project we have going on is the church and dubose project, which has a lot of different components from sewer replacement to streetscape improvements, but most importantly for us, rail replace them. the project is generally moving on schedule. we are, however, doing some raese sequencing that will not impact the overall schedule but does impact when some of the track work will be done which impacts some of the closures. it was previously reported to you that we would be doing the first shutdown of the j line on september 23. that now is going to be about a month later, october 21-23. that is, again, just changing the sequencing of when the crossover will get done. the overall project is still progressing on schedule. we will do full 30-day public notification to make sure the public is aware of the change. two more quick things -- i attended a meeting of the general managers of the major transit agencies last week about the clipper program. just to update you on some things that you should know about -- first of all, in terms of overall boardings, they were up about 500,000 a day o

also, the area between market street and the tunnel on dubose is a huge problem. it takes forever to get those couple of blocks. where funding is available, that has to go underground and connect that, so it is a seamless transition, as it is when you go west to twin peaks. transit has to be in its own right of way. bart is an example of a system people really ride because it actually works. the are not having to stop and go on city streets and have buses always pulling in and out. it moves pretty fast, because it does not have to compete. those of the main thoughts i had. i do not believe in congestion pricing. unlike europe, we have options. we have suburbs around san francisco and other large cities. if we overdo it too much in san francisco, we will drive part of our economic base out of san francisco. they're already going to shopping centers where there is free parking. it is a little more difficult to shop here. we have better shopping, i think, but it is more of a challenge. we have to figure out a way to accommodate them in the system. a lot of the conges

in 1956, and last year at dubose from piccinni's tend to have made changes. >> we have reduced the pressure will over the 1600 rows. you've got halfway through the pipeline testing. >> the report also said the multiple and recurring deficiencies in the operating practices indicate a systemic problem. the agency then this eight new recommendations to the company. and number of the recommendations in here there was an emergency response to crisis. it took an hour-and-a-half to get control of the cash, many other recommendations have to do with the inspection of the pipes. >> president obama racked up his visit to the bay area today with the town hall meeting about can america back to work. many of those attending the meeting were among the nation's unemployed. >> president obama what of mouth on monday as he arrived at an elite and how on meeting. it >> every time i come to silicon valley area, come to this region i'm excited about america's future. >> the focus of don johnston the americans back to work many questions can from those that were an employer had been unemployed. >> i lost my job

amber dubose was murdered after disappearing in san francisco. she was leading a search team in her daughter's honor in the niles canyon area and we're told that amber's mother was the first to discover michelle le's remains in that area. now, again, the remains were positively identified as belonging to le. le's family released a statement, asking for private time to grieve, but they also are thanking everybody for their support and searches. they are working on a public vigil/memorial to remember michelle le. aimly rasmus, kut -- allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> >>> police say a man was shot outside the valencia gardens housing protect. the shooting victim reportedly jumped into a car and drove away from the scene. police chased him until he crashed into another car at 20th and fulsom. he was then taken to sf general hospital. we don't have an update on his condition. >>> 7:03. the military's don't ask/don't tell policy is officially dismissed starting today. the 18-year ban on gays serving openly in the military was repealed at midnight

the woman and her dog -- the mother is the mother of amber dubose who was stabbed to death nearly twoer child's body was not found for a year after the a -- after a deal was made. >>> talk of executives -- top executives of solyndra won't be saying much on friday in washington. they are being called to testify about the $500,000 federal loan to the now bankrupt company. however, lair executives say the executives will invoke their fifth amendment rights. >>> thousands of nurses across northern and central california are getting ready to walk off the job. nurses were getting ready to put together picket strikes. this are planning a strike at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. 2300 nurses from sutter and keys hospital will take part. replacement workers have been hired to work. many are postponing elective surgeries. >>> more bloodhounds are joining the search for accused killer aaron bassler. bassler is accused of killing jerry melo and land manager mathew colon last month. the dog ands and their handlers were -- the dock and -- the dogs and interest handlers will join others for the search. there's