. >> michael dolan got a chance to take a test drive on the ban ban -- bypass using this simulator. >> driving the simulator is cool. it's going to feel like a celebration of the city. >> reporter: under the contract, all of this debris belongs to the contract. it will be crushed right here on site. the metal separated from the concrete, and then hauled off over the next two months and used for various projects anywhere in the country. this road is supposed to be open tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. live in san francisco, abc-7 news. >> alan: sky 7hd flew the new route you have to take tomorrow coming off the bridge. you can see how you head isn't off the judge through the new tunnel, which will run both directions until the project is complete in 2015. after you come out of the tunnel, you veer to the left and back on to the preexisting roadway. >> ama: people have been trying to get around the construction all weekend long. here's a live look at the roadway. you can see from sky 7hd. cars are kind of moving a little slowly on the right-hand side. but things aren't too bad. sergio quin

>> i think you asked, cardinal dolan the right question and i think that is the question, is there too much religion in politics? and michael gerson wrote a piece about it in the washington post several weeks ago, and i think the answer is, yes, there is too much religion in politics, because it is merged into one thing now, and i agree with everyone, that if you are a person of faith, then you derive your morals and your values and your ethics from that faith. you can't separate that out, but what you can do is not use your religion as a way to influence politics and political issues. i think there is just -- what has happened is there is just an enormous amount of hypocrisy, not just on the right but on the left too, where people see that religion is an issue where they can get votes and so they play on it and that is what i think is the real problem here. is that i think everybody ought to step back. i mean, you know, i think the expression wwjd, what would jesus do, is very apt here, as andrew was pointing out, i don't think that if jesus were running for office he would be up there, you know, waving the flag and saying