. >>> there's traffic delays from construction lombard in north beach all the way to mission street in soma. we learn more about what drivers need to know to avoid being stuck in a back up. >> reporter: while the changes took effect on friday night on van ness most phone navigation systems haven't caught up. drivers using gps are being redirected time and time again trying to get across the road. both with apple navigation and google maps not quite understanding that most left turns off of van ness are no longer allowed. >> hopefully it will catch up. >> it's the beginning of a three year construction property and it will eventually look like this with a bus lane only in the middle of the roadway and new sland scaping and light. the only left turns will be at broadway and lombard. >> it's hard for a couple years but it will be worth it. >> you can expect plenty of traffic tie ups on side streets as vehicles try to avoid the mess and go around the block to make their turn. >> i can't stand it. i live a block from van ness. >> as for the gps issue, the issue lies with the provider. >> we

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

we also a really great community outreach in district 2 for the lombard street study with commissioner farrell and mta and other partners. our district 9 work was also moving forward and allegheny and we also have district five community-based transportation planning coming to you in the new year. our child transportation study commissioned by commissioner tang we come into the board presentation on plans and programs in december and we've also had a public study gone to the mta board and will be bringing up to the board of supervisors as well as this body in the new year. project delivery the caltrain electrification project is nearing its full funding grant agreement. we are hopeful that we secured by the end of the year. there's about $650 million from federal capacity funds anticipated for that project. over the past several months we have been working hard collaboratively with the regional partners to ensure that is secured. in terms of our neighborhood safety will program, i want to just congratulate sf mta on implement in some important safety measures near the cesar chavez elem

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

here's is what closed, 17th, 18th, 19th, stretch from lombard, pine, spruce so that area right there just south of rittenhouse square in lock down mode right now, again with no vehicles traffic permitted on the following streets and the concern will be as folks wake up they are watching us right now hey wait a minute that is around the corner. the that is why flashing lights out front and up the street. so those neighbors trying to get out of that area is something police will have to contend with. for right now south street or 20th are your best alternate and again avoid ago this intersection there obviate event and pine. outside we will go to a live look at i-95 right here near philly international, no problems getting to the airport and no problems in or out of the airport at least for right now. to take will be a busy getaway day. tomorrow is the official getaway day. but folks that the that do won't to tiehl with the crowd give yourself extra time heading down to the airport. vine street expressway opened for business as well. hey, have you put up your lights? let's get to it, v

lawsuit over the shooting prescription drugs plead county in court today is sandusky county sure kelly lombard was indicted on charges in august accused of taking medication from drug take back boxes that he pled guilty to charges including that the novice to be sentenced next month he ran for reelection despite the charges, but lost. law enforcement in cuyahoga to get video related to a crime two yearsc ago video from a camera's field to capture a suspect for two attack in lakewood now the cuyahoga count office has teamed up with the detroit shoreway development organizationouou for a safety c initiative to put up cameras in areas where they can make the most impactt a map of where the are will be available, to save investigators leg work we comes to tracking down any video that >> are trying to cut out the legwork that the officers were doing there will be an application they can use for their phonew to register into t website and get access to the person who hasn't. they say that it will improve safety and will also strengthen the relationship between the police and residentsts massive reta

that is a live picture from the marina in lombard street. as you're heading to golden gate bridge, good luck seeing the bridge. there is an immense amount of fog outside today. there is a fog advisory in the south bay. >> it may expand northward given the changing conditions we are seeing now. there is downtown san jose. 58, patchy fog. even downtown san jose down to almost 1/4 mile. you see the worse of the fog here towards napa and 101 commute in san martin. the low clouds are going to stick around through 10:00. 4:00 in the afternoon, hazy sunshine and highs climbing into the low 70s around san jose. mid to upper 60s around san francisco and oakland. tomorrow morning talking about a chance of showers making a comeback and cool temperatures ahead. you can see those low temperatures in the 30s and 40s across some of the valleys as we head to the middle part of the week. best chance of rain comes in saturday. you can see more than two inches of rain. a closer look at that storm in about five minutes. >>> we are looking at the fog at the top

left towns are eliminated other than broadway, lombard and hayes streets. ness will be narrowed from three lanes to two lanes starting tomorrow in each direction. the project is expected to take three years. when complete drive times along the corridor are expected to be quicker and safer. >> relief for caltrain commuter heading to the peninsula in the south bay with more room. the agency is adding an extra car to three lines during the southbound morning and evening commutes working out to 200 additional passengers each trip. it is attempt to deal with the ever increasing ridership more than 60,000 riding each week. >> new zealand rocked by more after shocks according to the u.s. geological survey more than 40 after shocks since a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake yesterday. two people were killed. authorities say it appears the island was spared from major -- station. crews are hooking for possible victims through the rubble. officials are working to accommodate hundreds stranded travelers after the small tsunami and landslides and this stunning image, thr

a stretch of van ness avenue will be renovated between lombard and mission streets. the changes include fewer lanes for regular traffic and the addition of bus-only lanes. van ness is one of the most hazardous roads in san francisco. the changes are meant to improve safety. anyone who has to drive there should be prepared. >> they should come up with some other plans, whether looking at the gps or making free right turns to get them back on route instead of the left-hand turn. >> construction is expected to last through 2019. >>> today in san jose a parade will honor servicemen and -women. ahead of the event mayor sam liccardo will talk about homeless veterans. kpix 5's maria medina reports. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. get this. last year, there were 700 homeless veterans in san jose alone. so it was here last year that san jose mayor sam liccardo and county supervisor dave cortese promised to change that. the city of san jose promised $6 million and the county promised $1.5 million to essentially renovate older houses and apartments for homeless veterans. and

you can turn left at lombard. and hayes. if you are northbound. and broadway if you are southbound. that is it. san francisco is optimistic that drivers will handle it but it will be a rude awakening. >> it is monday. there could be a bit of they have been given warning, i don't think it will be a problem >> the project is converting the center lane fog buts and cars only have two lines. they had three. planners think it will save 15 minutes. for now they suggest you add extra time to deal with the change. we have seen fog. that is adding to the confusion this monday morning. >> i have a feeling it will be a mess. >> a we have our first look into a president-elect donald trump planning the next four years, talk with "60 minutes," and the future president covered a last topics. he said he is immediately focusing on three things: immigration, lowering taxes, health care. specifically be repealing and replacing obamacare. >> are you going to make sure people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, it happens to be the strongest asset. and with the children living with parents for

even house square, the explosion around 18th and pine and here's is what closed, 17th, 18th, 19th, lombard, pine, views all in the area just south of rittenhouse square and around this investigation here, at 18th and pine. we will go to him this a moment with the latest but getting ready to come through and waking up this morning in this area this is what is going on down here south of rittenhouse square. septa's route 17 bus detoured this morning, a fire location in upper darby, industrial drive, at penn street. there is a fire at 4800 block of mulberry with some local detours. here's a live look at i-95, time to make doughnuts hitting southbound between cottman and center city. mass transit other than route 17 bus looking good, thomas and alex, back to you. >>> lets get back to the area you were just talking about where within person has been rushed to the hospital after a package exploded in rittenhouse square. >> wild scene, we have been talking about all morning, in fact, we were first ones to break it on the fox 29 morning news. bob mentioned 18th and pine. our steve keeley out there

it loses like the students are following the suggestion and walking off to what looks leak lombard, and so far, as we watching, the students are comeblyant with what the police have been asking and they are being explained in a gentle manner where to go and where not to go but police are in front of them. as this continues, it looks like the group is get smaller, too, so we will be to until this. if this is a major development we will let you know. if you want to watch this we have sky 7 streaming live on our website and our news app where you can check to see what is happening with the student protests through the city. >> as you know, the walk out started yesterday in berkeley and oakland, sky was overhead as 2,000 students walked out of class, students at two oakland schools, oakland tech and bishop o'dell walked out and several walk outs today in san ramon and walnut creek and concord is it is bay area wide. all the daytime protests have been relatively peaceful. at my it is a different story in oakland where you can see businesses are now cleaning up the mess from a second night of

and post some building were moved as part of the widening of lombard and the cut over of richardson toccess the bridge the buildings were moved but not non-conforming not because of building code. >> are you done. >> you look at the beginning of lombard it supermarkets r interseconds lombard they were planning on going down the blafld with the understanding a legal non-conforming structure your according to a planning code claiming it is not a hardship of the prophet or the property owner but given the build and the angle of the street and it's close prompt i didn't to four or five neighbors you don't consider that a hardship on the other neighbors. >> that's how to make the changes that reduces the impacts i mean certainly those buildings are they stepped to they're building walls and tried to address that and reduce the impacts by having them segment within the 15 footprint. >> i mean, i understand the other buildings are non-conforming they're not trying to add stories. >> not adding two stories one and a roof deck. >> only two stories. >> okay. >> and then - i was under the underst

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

we got to fourth and lombard, and we saw giant line report roar this is what they found.e that stretched from fifth and chef nut to 11th and kimball in south philly. others vowed to wait it out calling the night a historic one. >> this is history. never saw obama, so -- nor hillary. >> reporter: rally blocked off several votes surrounding he had pennsylvania mall and caused bum bumper to bumper traffic. skyfox threw over the scene waiting to get in and others drawn to the area just to see what was going on. we went to the end of the line to find one of the last people hoping to get to the rally despite being so far away as it started. >> i'm just like in it for the ride. i'm fascinate fascinated that te blocks and blocks of people. >> reporter: and some people say they were in line as early as 3:00 o'clock this afternoon, lucy, and still did not get in but they stuck it out because they just wanted to be a part of everything going on down here. >> thank you much shawnette. the 11th hour and still no rest for clinton and trump. the presidential hopefuls jetted across the c

. >> the lombard since -- bombardments will stop. >> he has achieved his goals and really restructuredyria in the sense that most parts of the country that he wants to get a hold of, namely the areas where his a la white coalition is to live, it's under his control now. once eastern aleppo's -- eastern aleppo falls, the western strategy of seeing him toppled and replaced by another regime will have failed. >> i spoke with several former residents of aleppo earlier today and they are concerned about acts of revenge by the assad military and regime, once it has fallen. >> definitely. when you look at the way that wars are being waged in that part of the world, you always see these act of revenge. people killing others who they considered to not be part of their own turf, so to speak. this has been done in the past by the regime and by opponents of his regime. it is part, if you wish, of his tribal way of waging war. >> aleppo is considered one of the main battlefields in this civil war. once it has fallen completely to the military, what does it mean for the rest of the civil war? >> the

you will still be able to turn at hayes and lombard. on monday morning for the commute we go from three to two lanes. it will be rough going. we look at drive times next. >> here is positiveness to start day, the baseball season could be over but this was an opening day that will show you how much good there is in the world. ten year old thomas hastings loves baseball and the red sox and he was born with muscular distrophy, so playing difficult is challenging because she a motorized wheelchair. make a wish built his own miniature fenway park in his backyard. 30 days later it was ready. [ inaudible ] >> it was exciting when i stepped on to the field. i was thinking, this is real, it is not a dream. skit real. >> his dad said if you can tune out the negativity going on right now there are amazing people identity there. >> they get so many of the details right, just amazing. >> rock donald trump will spend the welcome trying to fill key jobs in the administration. the names on the short list. our protesters obsessed with trump's election c

this is an overhaul between lombard and metro statiission t safer. >> it moves forward with rapid transithich puts buses in the middle of the roadway. >> reporter: this is a render comi ing. coming up, left turns will be restricted which could make van ness safer. >> a lot of collisions that take place in san francisco are due to left turns between cars and pedestrians. if something in this city can be invested in for pedestrians, people with disabilities who rely on these services, then it is worth a little inconvenience. >> reporter: matt miller was hit by a car in another city 1 years ago. he wants the change. until it's complete, the mta is urging drivers to use patience and alternate routes. >> less cars, more buses, more friendly for at the pedestrians. it's all good. >> reporter: sfmpa says they won't take lanes until they absolutely need. then work continues in other cities through 2019. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we learn the horns there on this friday. >>> one of our favorite houses in the bay area has been sold. the mrs. do

the left turns are eliminated: broadway, almost -- lombard and hayes street. the project is expected to take three years. when complete drive times along van ness corridor are going to be quicker. and safer. >> relief for caltrain commuters headed to the peninsula in the south bay: more room. the agency is adding an extra car to three lines during the southbound morning and evening commutes. that, withs out to 200 additional passengers on each trip. it is an attempt by caltrain to deal with ever increasing ridership, with 60,000 passengers riding each week. >> necessary south island was, woulded by more after shocks. according to the u.s. geological survey there are more than 40 after shocks since a 7.8 magnitude earthquake yesterday morning. two were killed. it appears the island was spared from major devastation. crews are looking through rubble for more possible victims. officials are working to accommodate hundreds of stranded travelers, triggering a small tsunami and landslides. three cows were stranded on a small island of grass after 9 earthquake ripped

right now there are for left turns but for broadway and lombard and hayes. it is the start of a three year improvement project to install bus lanes down the center of van ness. hopefully it will ease traffic congestion for drivers. >> it is the first day of dungness crab season and people hope we will see full pots. there is help for a and season. the season was harassmented last year because of harmful algae blooms. the crab contained dangerous levels of domoic acid. this crab is declared safe south of point reyes and many locals hope to have fresh crab for thanksgiving day and christmas a bay area tradition. >> that put a calmness and happiness after hearing that story. good morning, everyone. we will look at temperatures in san francisco. we have procedure temporary hill at 56, the cool spot. 58 in many neighborhoods including ocean beach, and downtown is 58. santa clara is 56. walnut creek is 52. american canyon is 49, the cool spot. just a bit warmer than yesterday. 280 and 17 in san jose, notice what you do not sigh a lot of fog but it is cloudy. we ha

lombard and hayes if you're northbound. but that's it. and one more heads up, they're going to be shutting down a lane on van ness, either later this week or next. it's going to be in both directions, so plan accordingly. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >>> more commute news,000. cal tran is making a change to accommodate the increase in ridership between san francisco and the south bay. there's now an extra car on three lines during the southbound morning and evening commute. this morning's rush hour was the first run for the longer trains. caltrain says it can handle now about 200 more passengers per trip. this morning commuters had to battle thick fog on their way to work. and so did our crew on sky 7. this is what they faced at the hayward executive airport, their home base, before dawn this morning. you can see the fog there and it was so thick the chopper had to be grounded. >>> now, let's take you outside for a look at what it looks like right now. you can see san francisco, the golden gate bridge still soft in the

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

trees and all so they have eliminated left turns from almost every intersection with the exception of lombard broadway and a couple of others however when you restrict turns in san francisco, no matter how many signs you put up reading no left turn, you will find people doing just the opposite nats: ambiance now if by chance you happen upon a left turn lane but it's restricted to lets say golden gate transit. you will probably see vehicles trying to use it that don't quite look resemble a bus . ok this is a bus . nats: ambiance and this is not a bus nats: ambiance this driver ignored all the signs and comes to a stop sees me and throws her hads ups lke she surrenders . however parking and traffic enforcement was there and put her back into play and the driver behind her as well if you happen to be on van ness and ignore the signs . if you get caught the fine is 238 dollars . so just be old school and make a bunch of rights because lefts are so passe on van ness in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news tonight at 10 nats: ambiance actransit bus and passengers held against their will nats:

voters turned out this morning, at van zero bancroft elementary school north lombard street, voters in delaware are also choosing a governor today. >> the lines really show a level of excitement about today's voting, jan carabeo in philadelphia and across the river in new jersey, those who got their vote in first thing this morning. >> line of voters filled out the door and down the street, in front of the olds first reform church in philadelphia tuesday morning. forcing the voting public here, to wait just little longer to cast their ballot. >> i think it is very good that all of these people coming out to vote. >> the old city church home to two district, oddly enough, voters in the 16th district had no wait at all, while 26 district voters left taking turns on their machines, and says the wait is worth it. >> voting for a woman, too. >> lines at polling placings across the delaware val have i been hit or miss, election at fourth and race street say long line is pretty unusual. found long lines at fourth and george streets northern liberties, too, but across the river at the red bank

major work begins tonight on van ness between lombard and mission.he changes are meant to improve safety, including fewer lanes for regular traffic and the addition of bus-only lanes. construction is expected to last through 2019. >>> more hurtful words in the wake of this week's election. >> for somebody to treat me differently, it hurts. [ crying ] >> the letter that was handed out that left some high school students in tears. >> and meet the other outsider who won big in the election this week. the issue this new mayor knows all too well. >> we're live under the "friday night lights" for a play-off showdown that has people talking on the field, a secret weapon, the most sought-after college recruit in the country. ,,,, berkeley voters elected a man who will be the youngest mayor ever. as kpix five's da lin tells ne of his >>> some history made this week in the east bay. berkeley voters elected a man who will be their youngest mayor ever. as kpix 5's da lin tells us, he is living one of his city's biggest issues. >> yeah. >> reporter: at 32, jesse

trees and all so they have eliminated left turns from almost every intersection with the exception of lombardroadway and a couple of others however when you restrict turns in san francisco, no matter how many signs you put up reading no left turn, you will find people doing just the opposite nats: ambiance now if by chance you happen upon a left turn lane but it's restricted to lets say golden gate transit. you will probably see vehicles trying to use it that don't quite look resemble a bus . ok this is a bus . nats: ambiance and this is not a bus nats: ambiance this driver ignored all the signs and comes to a stop sees me and throws her hads ups lke she surrenders . however parking and traffic enforcement was there and put her back into play and the driver behind her as well if you happen to be on van ness and ignore the signs . if you get caught the fine is 238 dollars . so just be old school and make a bunch of rights because lefts are so passe on van ness in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news and next in the kron4 business report. if you're planning on taking a vacation overseas --

turns all be possible from venice southbound on broadway and or northbound you could turn left and lombard the number of traffic lanes are going to be reduced the improvement project is called is expected to be done by 2019 get used to this for several years official said it is one to make for a faster travel for you it will also be better for millie and go out and get buses since they will also be safer for pedestrians hist san francisco house where the 700 homeless veterans officials estimate their rum 300 more homes veterans who still need housing >>gabe slate: they've been working for years to promote neutrality if it for this and an accomplice in deciding which what size operate slower or faster calling in and the companies must comply with neutrality laws on the book the must maintain the speed for all websites however that the change would a new federal communications commission takes over when donald trump moved to the white house at this point it is unclear what demonstration will do our resolve to the campaign we have not heard back him that neutrality is a good thing for consume

and post some building were moved as part of the widening of lombard and the cut over of richardson toccess the bridge the buildings were moved but not non-conforming not because of building code. >> are you done. >> you look at the beginning of lombard it supermarkets r interseconds lombard they were planning on going down the blafld with the understanding a legal non-conforming structure your according to a planning code claiming it is not a hardship of the prophet or the property owner but given the build and the angle of the street and it's close prompt i didn't to four or five neighbors you don't consider that a hardship on the other neighbors. >> that's how to make the changes that reduces the impacts i mean certainly those buildings are they stepped to they're building walls and tried to address that and reduce the impacts by having them segment within the 15 footprint. >> i mean, i understand the other buildings are non-conforming they're not trying to add stories. >> not adding two stories one and a roof deck. >> only two stories. >> okay. >> and then - i was under the underst

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we we

right now there are no last turns but at lombard and hayes street and broadway.t will ease traffic for drivers ever ventally. >> oakland city council is going back to the drawing board for medical marijuana. the city council voted 4 to 3 to have city administration revise the medical marijuana equity program. oakland set aside half of the pot sales permits for select group of people who claim they were victimized bit war on drugs. critics state program is too restrictive. the city council scrapped plans to for businesses to give 25% of profits to the city. a vote on the if you plan is expected if john. -- in january. next, what is ride on the commercial crab season. >> surprising information impairs -- investigators can get by swabbing your device. >> what in a people could make you more alert or smarter? new supplements are giving people the >> the storm-impact scale is "1" light rain. track the storm on the abc7 news app. download it now. megyn kelly is opening up on "good morning america" about sexual harassment by former fox news c.e.o. roger ailes sit down w

the geary area and then makes its way south by the golden gate park an extension of t third at the lombard and the underground part of t third and in addition the van ness area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension ofhe m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we were

let's go back to election day, because jen is at broad and lombard with some polls. jen?: yes, so, there are two voting precincts here, and as you can see, the line is long, guess what? they'll be paid off if they do vote they get to pick pizza or free donut. now the situation over at 24th, oh, it is all donuts. >> daddy donuts. >> the situation over at 24th and snyder, not as good. many people called fox 29 because they said at 7:00 a.m., when they came to vote after their overnight shift, the polling places, they just weren't open. hello? >> the polls was not open at 7:00. they didn't open until 8:45, when they opened up, it was only one machine, because the other one was broke. frustrating, very. >> and then what's going on over here? you can vote over here at the middle school. used to be able to vote here, now it is across the fleet. >> across the street at the ministry. but they have two different divisions at the middle school. but they just put up a new machine now, so there is two machines up now. what time is it snow. >> almost will the 30. >> almost 9:30. do yo

101 across the golden gate bridge a nice commute pretty quiet beyond a toll on to door richardson lombardlook good in san francisco that drive north of only eight minutes to the pleas of looking for man or rasta na 11 year-old boy in >>phillipe djegal: headed home just before 330 monday afternoon of voices he was harassed by a man he spotted stand in front of this store on a colorado avenue people working in the area said they saw police searched the suspect who still has not been found as the boy walked down the street he tells police the man ran over to him and wanted to talk with the boy paid no attention that is when the man grabbed the boy by the shoulder startled he ran off and told the parents who called police the harasser is described as having facial hair and spoke with a spanish accent this is an investigator said this incident is not appear to be related to a similar case reported last month on which to street when a voice said a man approached him and ran off that person also is still at large children need to be on alert for potential creditors >>james: the unified school ed

news on van ness avenue where new no turn signs were put in overnight and eliminated for broadway, lombardays street part of the van ness improvement project. starting on tuesday, will go from three lanes in each direction to just two. crews will be installing new dedicated bus lanes in the middle of the road. orphan th >>> a new way to honor those who serve to protect us. ♪ by the dawn's early light >> abc7 news was at the city-owned pioneer ceremony for the new pleasanton veterans memorial that featured a bronze statue of a world war ii marine corps soldier kneeling to honor fallen comrades and flag poles to honor each branch of the service. >> the time is long, long overdue that we here in pleasanton pay our proper respects to those men and women who have defended us and our freedom. >> that memorial took two years to complete and cost $320,000. most of the money raised by local veterans. >>> up next, on ice in the east bay. the winter tradition in full swing. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma coming off a bright start. as we track our storm, we have ch >>> just because we live in californ

lombard of the 147th. he had nothing to gain when he writes is. he was chairman of the snyder county post. he wrote about this. we found our new position in the ravine to be a good one but scarcely had we fixed ourselves when the general sent an orderly ordering the advance across the open meadow. who discovered the woods had a large group of rebels decided to disobey the officer. this took us about 20 feet further north and on the same line by don. shortly afterwards, the general sent another officer to move the regiment across the field and deploy in the woods. he did not change his mind and called attention by the right flank. marja. halt. lie down. this brought us to the same position we occupied before our first maneuver. in a short time, general gary came down to see us in person. nel --sing the colo he said why are you not obeying instructions? he saluted the general and replied -- general, my men can go where no others well but if glass -- if you use your glass and look across, you will see why we are not obeying your orders. said -- remai

there are no last towns but for at broadway and lombard and hayes, the start after three year improvementroject to install bus lanes. hopefully it will ease traffic congestion for drivers. >> the forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> congestion at napa with quarter-mile visibility because of fog into the heart of napa. that is going to hang around through the morning commute. it will not spread like yesterday. more of us are waking up to clouds and mild temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s with san leandro at 53, a cool spot and union city was 59 and oakland is 56 and alameda and richmond at 57. across the bay, 58, and san carlos is 55 and san jose is 59 and cooler conditions in antioch and brentwood at 51 and napa at 49. san jose is 87, and we can see this morning because of lack of fall. exercising sprinkles today with light rain on the north bay for the morning commute the on the water, scattered height rain so "fair," with clouds at sfo and flight arrival delays. low 60s tomorrow and low-to-mid 60s to thursday. scattered rain, hour by hour. next. we are improving highway 17, a pr

van ness will be overhauled between lombard and mission streets. the changes include fewer lanes for regular traffic and the addition of bus-only lanes. van ness is considered one of the most dangerous roads in town. and the changes are aimed at improving safety. construction will last through 2019. >>> police say several suspects who attacked and robbed people in berkeley are on the run. they all happened within about 15 minutes on wednesday night. police say two women punched one of the victims in the face while a third suspect grabbed the person's cell phone. about 10 minutes later, three suspects approached another victim and stole their backpack. police are looking for three or four suspects who are either teens or in their early 20s. >>> it is veterans day so a few reminders today. city offices and schools are closed. and the national park service is giving veterans a special deal. it is waiving their fees. there's also no charge for veterans at east bay regional parks. and in san jose, a parade will honor all that service members have done t

. >> you can still get a left on to broadway if you're southbound, lombard and hayes if you're northboundd one more heads up. they will be closing down a lane in each direction either later this week or next so plan accordingly. >> in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> all right. time now for ask finney. 7 on your side's michael finney questions sent to him via facebook and twitter and e-mail. victoria asked how do you find an affordable vacation package for somebody on a budget? >> i love this conversation. go to websites that really concentrate on just one thing, where you tend to find great things, vegas.com is a great one going to las vegas. any of the cruise sites, really compare them, you'll find great deals there. i love travel zoo which is a great option right now. they give you locations all over the world. one of my favorite right now is iceland for i think it is four days, three nights, flight, hotel, everything, $700. >> whoa. >> that would be cool. >> go to iceland, they have a new airline flying there. >> bring your own coat. >> very good. >> beverly from fremont

major roadwork is set to begin tonight on van ness between lombard and mission.t includes fewer lanes for regular traffic and the addition of bus-only lanes. sfmta says it is all meant to improve safety. construction will last through 2019. >>> a triple murder has an east bay neighborhood on edge. it happened shortly after midnight on dunbar drive in east oakland. police say someone stabbed a man and two women then shot the female victims and set their houses on fire. neighbors say this is normally a peaceful part of oakland. they are concerned about the sudden violence. police have now detained a san jose woman in the killings. they have not identified her but the fbi has been brought in to help with the investigation. >>> two workers on a ladder were hit by an suv while remodeling a building in san jose today. it happened about noon when the vehicle slammed into the alliance credit union on curtner avenue near little orchard street. one of the workers was killed. the other was rushed to the hospital. police say the black dodge collided with the prius before it

this one is overhaul between lombard and mission to improve transportation. >> the van ness improvement project moves forward with the bus rapid transit which puts the busses in the middle of the roadway. >> reporter: the median is being removed, lane reductions are happening and some left turns will be restricted, which could make van ness safer. >> so, if something in this city can be invested in for pedestrians, people with disabilities who rely on these services, then it is worth a little inconvenience. >> reporter: matt miller was hit by a car in another city 13 years ago. he wants the change. >> at the end of the day, we're asking people to look at their gps, to program their destination ahead of time so they know some of their alternate routes. >> reporter: christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> so, it is november. yesterday was a little breezy in san jose and it was just raining leaves. it was pretty to look at. but today we have to clean them up. >> yeah, we do and i know you were talking about it earlier, if you did want to head outdoors, it's going to be hot, it's going to be n

we got to fourth and lombard, and we saw giant line. >> reporter: this is what they found.at stretched all the way from fifth and chestnut to 11th and kimball in south philly. >> we went from we'll go to the event to the event is the line and we're seeing how long the line is. >> reporter: others vowed to wait it out calling the night a historic one. >> i just want to see how far we get. i'm pretty sure we're not going to get in. >> this is history. never saw obama. so or hillary. >> reporter: rally blocked off several streets surrounding independence mall and caused bumper to bumper traffic on streets that remained open. high police presence on every corner. >> we're happy about the turn out. the main reason we wanted to come out. >> reporter: skyfox flew over the crowd waiting to get in and others drawn to the area just to see what was going on. we went to the end of the line to find one of the last people hoping to get to the rally despite being so far away as it started. >> i'm just like in it for the ride. i'm fascinated there are blocks and blocks of people. >> report

. >> the main core of the project goes from market it lombard that's where we'll be replying the sidewalks>> there are a number of trees that need to be replaced >> ever wonder about programs the city it working think to make san francisco the best place to work and will we bring shine to the programs and the people making them happen join us inside that edition of what's next sf sprech of market street between 6th is having a cinderella movement with the office of economic workforce development is it's fairy godmother telegraph hill engaged in the program and providing the reason to pass through the corridor and better reason to stay office of economic workforce development work to support the economic vital of all of san francisco we have 3 distinctions workforce and neighborhood investment i work in the tenderloin that has been the focus resulting in tax chgsz and 9 arts group totally around 2 hundred thousand square feet of office space as fits great as it's moved forward it is some of the place businesses engaged for the people that have living there for a long time and people that ar

we also a really great community outreach in district 2 for the lombard street study with commissioner farrell and mta and other partners. our district 9 work was also moving forward and allegheny and we also have district five community-based transportation planning coming to you in the new year. our child transportation study commissioned by commissioner tang we come into the board presentation on plans and programs in december and we've also had a public study gone to the mta board and will be bringing up to the board of supervisors as well as this body in the new year. project delivery the caltrain electrification project is nearing its full funding grant agreement. we are hopeful that we secured by the end of the year. there's about $650 million from federal capacity funds anticipated for that project. over the past several months we have been working hard collaboratively with the regional partners to ensure that is secured. in terms of our neighborhood safety will program, i want to just congratulate sf mta on implement in some important safety measures near the cesar chavez elem

the city is putting in new bus lanes and will no longer allow left turns between lombard and missionthe work could last through 2019. >>> only on "cbs this morning" mark albert talks to the ceo of the company behind the controversial dakota access pipeline, what he expects to happen when donald trump takes office january 20. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. happy veterans day. it is 7:27. let's head to vallejo where we have a new crash to tell you about. eastbound 780 before glen cove road it's a two big rig crash so crews are trying to clear it. it will be hard to clear out of the road. now to the bay bridge toll plaza that maze to downtown traffic will take about 25 minutes to get through and also unfortunately back to the traffic alert here westbound 4 before mcewan road heading from martinez to hercules a fatal two-car crash still blocking the left lane. >> good morning. we are starting off with partly cloudy skies and some dense patchy fog out there especially along the coast and in some of our inland valleys. here's a look at the pyramid this mor