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erybody s be g. i will never forget the experience. >> there is nothing to forgive. had a great time. >> we love gayle, so gayle is going to take really good care of you. huge fans over here. >> absolutely. >> can't wait to see you at 7:00. >>> an update out of san francisco. >> they said bye. >> riding muni for free is one step closer to becoming a reality. board of supervisors budget and appropriations committee approved the pilot program yesterday. the ordinance moves to full board for a vote. if approved muni would be free from july through september. the program is aimed at increasing rider ship. >>> let's get a check on our morning commute. how is it looking? >>> good morning. it's looking kind of busy. along the nimitz freeway, traffic is slow and go due to a crash north bound 880 not far from the colosseum around 66. we have a couple cars tangled up and affecting the on ramp onto 880 itself. we've got a few brake lights. we are tracking delays as we look at one of our live shots. you see as you work on the north bound side through here traffic is a little slo

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erybody around us is with their paper card or an excelsior app that pulls from existing state recordsownload the app, and they ask a few questions and give you your pass, now i don't need to carry my card around. >> reporter: for now just a handful of new york sports venues are using the app. as gyms and theaters and airplanes start making new rules, it's still not clear exactly how they'll validate vaccination or how much of our privacy might be sacrificed. have you downloaded the pass yourself? >> i have it. copy dr. tom frieden, former director of the cdc under president obama, supports the so-called vaccine passports but under certain conditions. >> it should be voluntary. if you don't want it, you don't have to have it. it should be accurate, so can't be falsified easily. and it should be secure so the data is private and not used unless you want it to be used. >> reporter: frieden makes it sound simple, but for the millions who distrust government mandates and big-tech intrusion -- [ chants ] it's been a non-starter. >> these vaccine passports are bs. >> it's gotten so controver