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greyhound for its base on the second floor was finalized last fall. sfmta for the bus plaza is approved and making the signature round. with amtrak for the second floor space, it's on the consent calendar but from the time it was placed on the consent calendar to today further progress has been made and it's nearly complete. at this point the remaining task is for ac transit to complete t the agreements between greyhound and amtrak. it's contingent on these. i'm generally copied on the e-mail correspondence. activity is progressing. sydney. >> good morning, directors. so an update on facility readiness. standard operating procedures are under development and they will be in place prior to the start of revenue service. bus plaza sop's are complete in preparation for opening. on site training for contractors will begin on the 18th. this monday our security supervisors began their training and they will be trainers for the rest of the staff starting next week. the ecs and mns project will be complete later this month with training for the soc staff to be

you canee a greyhound bus rear-ended a tractor-trailer out there.cy response. we undutstand abo0 people on board that bus. onlys minor inj reported. but we still do have an ambulance at that location. again, all lanes blocked. 70 out on the westbound side being diverted onto 40. givee yourself some extra to get around that. again 70 eastbound. westbound ram to 40 top 40 to eastbound 70. we gotovou ced in hagerstown. watch out for big delay you can see a l of red on the map. again that's well north of 270. branch averee southbound allentown road crash moved to the shoulder. iinvolved a caro the woods the big rubberneck delay as well. keep it to fox5. metro is on time. we got you covered. >> ♪ g, (birds chirpina running) ahh. is made with real spater.ling w ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious,ed you don' slo-mo models to sell it.re spring water,real fruis and refreshing bubbles.e just what's seshingly real.al fruis >> right now at 7:00 cultural shift. late night vote leads to the approval of a new sex education curriculum in fairfax county, this after

when i came here on a greyhound bus i call it gayhound bus but when it was located at 7th and mission and my first walk down market street i was introduced to the street lamps with the ornaments that is still on market street on the street lamps and street lights of market street the last time we had a hearing april 18 and i went by there today and they're still up. i remember that when i came here toe go to school at san francisco state the pioneer monument was located at 8th street at market where burger king is today in that area. as a student, one of the things when i grew up in northern california was the issue of stereotyping and a lot of racism in our textbooks. i think in rural public schools today across america, that still exists but to reinforce negative stereotyping of our people is really totally wrong. i've been pulling -- following this issue for a long time. more than 25 years. and i've been to the human rights commission someone talked about in 2007. i was part of the original part of the pioneer monument. i went to the human rights commission and art commission and p

. >> can you talk more about that weird greyhound vehicle? >> i don't know what was more interesting the owner to >> he played on i and decided to sink money in it. it is something you won't be mistaken in the car wash on which car is yours. >> this is a lot of fun to watch. it is called sticker shock. it is on wednesday, 10:00 p.m. on discovery. >> it makes total >> i have viral video triplets here. >> the first one the very excited mom to be is there. she is holding a bat. that is dad there. he is about to pitch a ball over to her. it is really excited about this moment and finding out what it is they are going to >> oh, oh. >> it was very graceful. >> yes. >> these two fellows will be dads with these ladies over here. under the weights of this bar they have set containers and corresponding color. as soon as they pick up the bar they drop it and there is powder everywhere. it seemed appropriate to do it like this. they reveal -- yeah. >> that isn't having the girl and he is having that boy. >> clearly the women are doing all of the heavy le

miÉrcoles en la tarde, un grupo de madres y sus lirios fueron transportados a una estaciÓn de autobÚs de greyhounddas en autobuses por inmigraciÓn del mcallen. son madres con niÑos que estÁn siendo liberados bajo libertad condicional para que puedan continuar su viaje a distintas partes de estados unidos. alguien debiÓ de patrocinarlas para que puedan continuar su proceso de asilo o de solicitud en una corte migratoria. de dÓnde viene usted? de honduras. >> quÉ edad tiene su niÑo? >> curo aÑos. >> que edad tiene su bebÉ? >> un mes y medio. >> tenÍa miedo de ser separada? >> demasiado. >> cuantos dÍas estuvo detenida? >> cinco dÍas. >> tenÍa miedo que la fueran a separar despuÉs de todo lo que se ha dicho? >> mucho. >> cuÁl fue el trato que le dieron en estos dÍas? >> muy bueno. >> cuantos dÍas la detuvieron? >> estuve seis dÍas. >> hacia dÓnde se dirige ahora? >> hacia sacramento. pedro: ya estÁn adquiriendo sus boletos, sus pasajes para transitar a diferentes partes del paÍs. la mujer de honduras con la que acabamos de platicar va hacia sacramento. otras personas van hacia la florida y a otras pa

we will do a similar campaign in august to transit from greyhound, amtrak and others so they know what is going on later this summer. while we are doing that we are planning for a series of opening events celebrating and commemorate that will include public tours, ceremonial ribbon cutting, neighborhood block parties. since i spoke last with you we gathered many, many more partners. everyone we ask and ask is a resounding yes and people are excited. everyone from market railway and organizations that immediately surround the park and transit center are coming on board to help us promote the activities. so i think bev been very cost conscious as well. we have the -- for the neighborhood block party all the levels activated with our partners, brv is going to activate the park and the ground floor and the grand hall and we are going to have a pop up retail that will start on august 11th to welcome the public. a lot of our out reach is going to be through the neighborhood organizations, merchant organizations and hopefully with some paid advertising that we've raised money to do. i'll be h

the fact that greyhound has been allowing i.c.e. agents to come on buses, racially profile people and not have warrants to get on those buses in the first place and greyhound is in violation of their own policies allowing that to happen. there's a whole set of enablers that are looking at,0 how they make money off of this. people who want to take action, there's going be actions taking place on the 30th in washington, d.c., in cities around the country led by grass roots activist and there's ways in which we hold the businesses and corporations who say buy our pru products and making money off the kidnapping and abuse of children. >> take a listen to trump's former campaign manager which joins the chorus of the way some people have been exposed in their inhumanity as everyone else has been fairly agast. ke a look. >> i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a gauge. >> whomp, whomp. >> did you say whomp to a 10-year-old with down syndrome. how dare you. >> do you feel you owe

i moved to san francisco in 2010 with $60 in my bag and got off the greyhound bus and i slaps on the san francisco bar and i used to walk maiden lane, and dream about being more than i was at that time. so i am so grateful for this acknowledgement. i also want to say that my work and in particular is about the promotion of the resiliency of black trans women. i feel like... [applause] it's because -- it's because of the work of black trans women that i feel like we are free. forty-eight years ago at stonewall, it was a black trans women who was a sex worker and he was homeless. marcia p. johnson who threw the brick at the police officers that started the riot. it is because a black trans women that we are able to celebrate pride, and i am so grateful to be soaking in this moment. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> aria, the supervisor has a certificate to give you as well. >> mayor farrell: i also have a certificate from the board of supervisors. thank you it so much for your years of work. thank you. [applause] >> we also want to thank tom horn for making this event possibl

in august 2 more routes along with ac transit, greyhound, and west cat will start service here. >>> theo equifax has been extended. >> credit freeze keeps any potential creditor from looking at your credit report. there is a cost involved. >> i am out in front of the federal reserve bank of san francisco asking a simple question. do you know what a credit freeze is? >> yes. >> have you ever put one on? >> absolutely. >> really? why? >> because a little data breach. >> you probably remember, the 2017 equifax data breach when exposed the personal information of 140 million accounts. >> it was a really high profile mistake. that affected nearly half of america. >> reporter: that is emily rush from the california public interest free. she says credit freeze is a great consumer tool but comes with a price tag. >> a $10 fee by each each each h agency. another $10 if you want to lift or remove the credit freeze. >> reporter: that can add up but not for much longer. back in may congress passed and president trump signed the economic growth regulatory relief consumer protection act. it included

over the way this all went down for him and a source close to rosenstein says the white house put greyhound tires on his back. they threw him under the bus. >>> lots of hurt feelings to go around. >> yeah. i mean, the original problem here is that the president wanted to send his own four-page letter to comey about why he should be fired and the white house counsel, don mcgahn looked at that letter and said, this is not a good idea. the president had mentioned the fact that comey said he wasn't under investigation in russia, but the letter was rambling, it went on and on like one of the president's stump speeches. what happens is mcgahn brings in sessions and rosenstein who were already interested in getting rid of comey, and they used sessions and rosenstein as the rationale for the comey firing, as the explanation for it. and people find it funny because donald trump is essentially saying jim comey was too mean to hillary clinton. >> and, frank figliuzzi, there is some extraordinary irony in the layers of rod rosenstein being peeled back the day after such brutal attacks from members of h

we're talking about a tractor-trailer vsus a greyhound bus. it sounds like minor judges. >> inbound on 7 6 of and inbound on 5 in virginia, both about 35 miles an hour. remember toisten to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> thank you, meliss zpa this morning worry kicking off our summer staycai continti series. right now she's checking out an wesome event at the national air and space museum. >> it incorporates science, math.ology, and we have the girl scouts ready for their last day of school, and they can comeere tomorrow and incorporate all the knowledge. dotty cochran is theviation curator. we're inside this big hangar fantasticf these planes that will be inside and outside for tomorrow's event. tell me about it. >> assessment to local police and medevac helicopters to airliners, 767 and maybe an air force aircraft. >> so many more things on tap. >> from the smithsonian that are pretty fami-friendly event. incorporating that theme that we all care about. the solstice next week, and we have so much more. aaron, and eun. >> there's a

. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i hitchhiked and i took some buses, i took the greyhound.incredible. heard the most amazing stories. met just beautiful people. and you know what really struck me was that amidst all of the chaos and conflict in the world, you know, i found a lot of unity. i found a lot of peace and happiness. i found people that really agree on a lot. and, it was a beautiful thing to get out there in the country and just to see america at its core. it was great. >> jimmy: that's fantastic, dude. [ cheers and appuse ] >> yea >> jimmy: well, the name of the album is "america." congratulations on this. i wanted to play a fun game with you. usually i try to ask ire down to something different -- >> yeah. h jimmy: and do you mind playing a game w? >> absolutely would love to. >> jimmy: jared and i are doing something fun after the break. [ cheers and applause ] stick around everybo "30 seconds to..." coming up! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do too, but not in time. hey, no b

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. >>> a greyhound bus on its way to richmond virginia went up in flames on new jersey turnpi this isermath of it. you can see charred shell remas of that bus. there were about 50 passeers on bo all able to get out fely. one passenger was hurt while ying to get off bus. the bus had left y newk city earlier this morning. no word yet on wha started that fire. >> physici stephen hawking laid to rest at westminster abby in london. places with sir isaac newton who discovered gravity and charles steven hawks inpriored life ti. byrage stubborn nestnd creativity. >> let love be genuine. hate what is evil. hold fast to what is good. love one another withl m affection. out do one another in showing>> fellow scientists said no one else since alber einstein has done more than steven hawking to deepen understanding of the a space time. of course hawking bit of a celeity havingade appearances on star trek and b bang theory. >> well, we've got some warmdi weatherng our way. temperatures starting to rice at flow coming in from the south. forecast coming up in ten second seconds. >> not a bad day toda

woman has spent thousands of dollars and three years - converting an old greyhound bus into a tiny home) with a bed at one end and a steering wheel at the other ... jessie lipskin spent three years converting this old style passenger bus into her home which she started living in-- in january. (pam) a full size bedroom and fishbowl window fill the back bedroom, there's a full size shower, more than 7 feet of closet space and a kitchen with sink, stove and refrigerator. she said it still works and comfortably fits four. now she's selling it on craigslist for 149-thousand dollars.. < sot jessie lipskin, bus owner: "it's too large for me. i can't drive it on my own. it was a labor of love for sure, so i want to find to the right person that will really appreciate it."> (pam) she says she's had trouble finding buyers because real estate agents and r-v brokers say they're not allowed tot sell the converte lipskin says she wants to live in a tiny home again ... but wants to downsize to one smaller than the bus. (pam) window washers became super - heroes for a day ... for young patients at an i

(ken) a california woman has spent thousands of dollars and three years - converting an old greyhoundo a kiny) it was quite the labor of love. bought the bus for seven thousand dollars off ebay after she decided she wanted to live more sustnay. the bus retired from the san francisco bay area. she spent one hundred twenty five thousand dollars renovating the inside, which had everything an apartment would and she says more square feet than some places in new york city. a full size bedroom and fishbowl window fill e back bedroom, there's a full size shower, more than 7 feet of closet space and a kitchen with sink, stove and refrigerator. (ken) and take a look at this... meet jayda. she works for the chicago police department and is pictured here with marijuana she helped officers seize. there's 15-hundred pounds of it. that's a street value of about ten million dollars. she sniffed out the pot when officers pulled over a driver suspected of drug trafficking. the driver was arrested and charged. police say the cannabis came from california. (vicki) window washers became super-heroes for

additional transit service including greyhound will be part of the second phase the summer. that is also an -- when the entire transit center will be open. it will be a four story high transportation hub located just off of marquette, serving travelers and commuters throughout the bay area. >>> some d hamburger buns forestall in and out burgers -- in a now -- in and out burgers in texas to close. they were not a health risk, but it did not me quality standards for the company. all 37 restaurants in will reopen today. >>> for the first time, an unmanned nasa planning -- plane was remotely piloted. there was no safety chase plane. it was equipped with avoid technologies. nasa says the flight is one step closer to normalizing unmanned aircraft operation in public airspace. >>> mars is being blasted by a dust storm right now. later today, nasa will announce how the weather is affecting ongoing operations. in the past week, the storm has grown larger than north america and russia combined. the dust is turning day to night since last wednesday. the operator has -- the robot has be

greyhound bus rear-ended a tractor-trailer. about 60 people on board that bus.ave reports of minor injuries. investigation c andleanup no traffic is getting by. that's impacting the ramp from 40 as you try to get on 70's. new crash before allentown road. typicalu volume. yoan see that red line on the inner loop from branch w avenue to theson bridge. another crashutside the beltway branch avenue southbound before allentown ad moved to the shoulder. it was a car into the woods so rubberneck delay on the northbound side. laurel bowie road before racetrackoad a crash. 50 looks good before church road. all green all good. bay s bridgell in great shape. metro is on time. 270 pretty light volume right now and after work today i'm going to get my first pl day d.c. of the season. whew. >> something to look forwa>> to. i know. >> thanks, erin.k >> bac you guys.mo ntgomery county police busted a prostitution ring that spanned from 3 cities and 4 different massage parlors. a married couple and 1 of their associates are at the center of this investigation. officials say the

so the caucus wrote the president of greyhound saying you can't do that.hat viola the rights of these people. congresswoman saying these things aren't really happening. out of seattle washington, she went to visit like 1,600 i think immigrants who were bussed there and these things are absolutely happening just like the correspondents said in the last segment, these are firsthand accounts of what is happening and this is just grossly un-american. this is very american. this is consistent with the way this country was founded. african slaves kidnapped and raped and brought here. those families were separated. this is very consistent with the way this country has done. the rising majority has the tools to be able to stop and say, no, this is unacceptable. we aren't going to tolerate it and this is why votes matter in a midterm year. this is why people who have the ability to switch the control of congress, everything counts right now. these are literally lies and they -- they have to start becoming we. they're not doing this to them. they're doing this to us

crossed the border, were not federally prosecuted and are going to be dropped off here by ice in the greyhound bus station in the next hour is when they're expected. across the street is also the federal courthouse where i sat there for hours yesterday and witnessed over a hundred people be prosecuted for having crossed the border illegally. in the morning session alone there were over 30 cases of family separation. and even asylum seekers are making the dangerous trek up north only to find out that the guidelines for asylum are changing as well. we know that jeff sessions said that gang violence and domestic abuse referring to the situation in central america is no longer going to be enough to justify asylum. in this very shelter i met one mother and her 11-month-old baby who traveled from honduras for a month and a half to turn themselves in at a port of entry yesterday only to find out from us that the guidelines have changed. here's a part of my conversation with her and her son. let's play it. how do you feel after a month and a half with this 11-month-old baby to come here only to find t

cross illegally, and if not, be placed in a nice detention center where they're dropped off at a greyhound bus station about a block from here. that is where they get in contact with these volunteers you see behind me who are ready to provide them with the most basic needs. things these families may not have had for the past month and a half. what you're seeing behind me is a migrant moether from honduras. what is happening now is this v volunteer is taking down her information, where she came from. how old she is. a number for her contact here in the u.s. think about this. this is the first time that they are even able to contact a family member or anyone in the outside world to let them know that they're safe and that they're okay. and what happens now is that they're given instructions as to which bus they need to get on to finally make it to their destination. but also keep in mind most of these people don't speak english. so you see, a map of the u.s., instructions and i'm going to borrow this envelope from one of the volunteers, instructions as to the several destinations they need t

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just drives them to a greyhound station and drop them off there. then the catholic charities, just a few blocks away, brings buses and vans over and pick them up and brings them into a respite center, and helps them call relatives and friends and family members in the united states, makes sure they get bus tickets to get where they are coming, and sends them on their way later that night. most of the men in this facility had ankle, electronic ankle monitors, and many of them told me that as soon as they got to wherever they were going, which is all over the country, they just cut the monitors off and throw them away. that is the system. if you look at federal records, you see that the number of asylum-seekers that have their cases go through the system and are adjudicated, a large number of them are decided in absentia, which means they never show up for them. that is the system we have in place today, and i think that's the system that the trump administration is -- >> laura: reacting to. they reacted to, saying we can't keep doing this the way it

they are dropped off at the greyhound bus station from here and that's where volunteers, a nun by the name of norma pimental who you see behind me pick the people up at the bus station and bring them here and this is the first time that many of these people who crossed the border illegally and who have been separated in the case of the male fathers from the kids inside detention, this is the first time that they tell me that they are ae to feel like human beings, to take a bath, to connect with the outside world and tell the relatives that they are okay. what is happening in that table behind me is that these t volunteers are registering these people and contacting their family members in the united states letting them know that they are here and that they are in fact okay and lead them on their way anywhere in the united states to where their final destination is, and i want to talk to some of the recent arrivals here. this is dad jose and son jose and you were in a detention center and you were separated in five days. say it. >> yes. >> how did that make you feel when you were separ

he had a pack of english greyhounds. he had quite the figure. the seventh calvary was in the pursuit of the cheyenne and the spring of 1867 on the plains of kansas. they're making a mockery of custer's attempts to bring them in. they're moving along when custer's dog sees a group of the antelope. they take off in pursuit. custer decides he's going to follow them just for fun. so he leaves the regiment and he is completely swallowed up in the rolling green terrain and completely lost. is this when he tells us in his own account of this incident, a book that frederick benteen renamed my lie on the planes. [laughter] that it was then as he's chasing his antelopes and dogs that he sees these buffaloes. he would see hundreds of creatures in these years to come, but never one as large as this. so he decided to chase the buffalo. in the two years since lee surrendered, custer came too long for the battlefield. only amid the smoke, blood and mindsion of war had his found peace. but now in the spring of 1867 as , his trusted tours ballot within shooting