. >> i am a director with movable city. i had a hand in making this legislation.i was as a small sub service restaurants in the neighborhood, and two planners came up and said, "you have to help us." they sit at the counter all day, and u.s. aid small business owners coming in, often risking their life savings, their families live savings, and they run into this. they felt they were torturing businesses, trying to cram them into one of these little boxes that we created with a restaurant regulations, so i did some more research, which meant to the report. great work, looking at 20 years of zoning. there i learned, as has been discussed, they did a lot of case studies and an analysis. they have grown more a member of overtime, but a lot of the big concerns that people had with chain stores moving in, we have better tools. we have neighborhood notification and controls. the distinction between a full- service restaurant and a seltzer restaurant not so important. there are a lot of great restaurants where you do not pay the server, but they are still serving high qua

city. also instead of as many pylons there's movable median under the tunnel which authorities say will preventhead-on accidents and they can move it to adjust for traffic. on the other side of the tunnel on the city side, again depending on which way you are coming or going there are going to be new curves in the road. watch those curves and because of those curves the speed limit reduced, 35 miles an hour on the new connector. do know that and everyone just be reminded to slow down and be careful this morning. >> there's going to be a wow factor we want people to pay attention, be cautious, be patient. there's an adjustment period. >> reporter: to help everyone get through that adjustment period there will be extra chp officers out here. as you can see in some of the animation the traffic will be moving northbound and southbound through the tunnel that's temporary. only for the next three years until the entire project is complete then there will be a separate northbound tunnel and the tunnel that exists as of this morning that drivers will be using will only be southbound. both directions sl

movable barrier. a different number of lanes in either direction depending on time of day, as well. looking at a smooth drive over there from the city to the east bay. no problems toward the bay bridge and all of these commuter free roads, well, they're not free commuters, but low volume right now. we're looking over here. volume picking up, southbound 680. we have two lanes open at sunol boulevard. one lane is still closed and the southbound side and the northbound lanes still closed routed off and back on at sunol boulevard. we're watching for progress. we expect at least one northbound lane to open in the next few minutes. but we'll track that. meanwhile, that may cause some additional slowing as the volume starts to build northbound through sunol, southbound if they don't clear that side, it'll be a distraction, as well and it'll cause a backup and coming over from 580. so if you're heading through the area, consider highway 84 at least until we tell you all lanes and all issues are cleared. so far, not the case for sunol. looking at the south bay, looking at a smooth drive, but a couple of issues. disabled vehicle and an accide

you can see traffic moving along ok into the city, but westbound over by the incline, you do have a couple of cars that got into a collision. they're not movableo get out there right now to get them out of the lane. you may see some slow downs as you're trying to get into the city. >>this week a rescued sea lion is going to be let back into the wild. the malnourished pickup was found on alcatraz island last month. the marine mahmoud ahmadinejad decided to name him al ratraz. he will be released on tuesday >>> a big homecoming party for 17-year-old oak grove high school senior deondre barackensik was voted off american idol earlier this month. he will be recognized for his achievements today at the east ridge mall. the celebration begins at noon. >> and someone who bought a lottery ticket in danville last week is more than 300,000 dollars richer. california lottery officials say a ticket sold at the chevron gas station on hart avenue matched five numbers but not the mega number in friday night's drawing. here again are the winning numbers, 2, 5, 45, 46, and 47. the mega number there is 37. because no one hit friday's jackpot, tuesday's mega mil