so what's proposed is a closure of eastbound lombard.e're adding the blocks between larkin and hyde so not all the vehicles are forced to detour at hyde. doing that would create problems for or cable cars so we're trying to detour them a block to the west to avoid all the vehicles all the sudden being detoured right at the top of the crooked street. we're doing -- the proposal is to do it for summer weekend, starting june 21, including the 4th of july, which is a friday. this was just to allow for the pilot to analyze the peak 4 of july weekend and also other weekends to see if there's a pattern that develops with the closure. the street won't be closed all day, but during the times where parking control officers are stationed already, so about noon to 6:00 pm. staff will exercise judgment about whether the closures should continue beyond a specific amount of time to have a safe transition. local vehicles will be allowed so we're trying to develop a system by which residents are allowed through the closure since we have parking control o

but what would happen is that this would impact eastbound traffic on lombard street between larkin and leavenworth at the times that i mentioned. it's only an experiment, though, that could eventually lead to more shutdowns but one thing is for sure. whatever happens back here live no matter what kind of shut downs they do, you can always still walk it. so, good exercise for you. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> everybody always walks down, never up. thank you, christie. >>> it is 5:10 right now. the nba new moves to kick out sterling. >>> a hollywood actor arrested by police after his wife was shot and killed in their southern california home. we'll tell you what police are telling us this morning. >>> plus, workers cleaning up the massive mudslide in washington state suddenly walk off the job. we're going to tell you what has them so upset. >>> nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting and public service and television journalism all from the society of professional journalists. n