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those used to coming to the west portal station will now hop on the l. bus.ro at forrest hills will take the m because near the station on brew duey boulevard. >> they will be dropped off at castro or church stations. >> from there boarding the immuneny metro to downtown. alex newberg has taken a schultz here before and knows it's an inconvenience. >> it took a lot longer. and there were less people that could get on. there was a big line. so, you know, takes about twice as long as the immuneny. >> the mta says plan ahead, leave early and be patient. it will seem like a long two months. and those going to the zoo for example, those going to san francisco state will have to get on a bus at the castro or church stations. and if you're coming back then you'll have to take the bus from here. if you are still confused don't worry about it. on monday they will have plenty of people to help you out. live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecasts with sandy patel. >>> hi there, everyone. it's beautiful up here on the r

that's because the west portal and forest hill stations will be closed for quite a while. the muni metro k, l and m lines impacted. it's all happening because the twin peaks tunnel is 100 years old, walls and track need repair. muni trying to make repairs as quick as it can, minimizing inconvenience to its riders. >> rails are order. so we're currently operating under speed restrictions. once we put in new trails, they will be able to operate quicker in the tunnel and get people quicker to their destinations. >> muni has been trying to get the word out to all the riders about the detour. muni represents at the church, castro and west portal stations this morning to answer any questions. the repair job expected to last most of the summer, two months. so patience is being encouraged by riders. we have a full guide, everything you need to know about these changes on our website, abc7news.com. live in san francisco this morning, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> thanks, cornell. santa rosa police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and three injured including

construction crews clogged up west portal avenue today with equiptment. riders who rely on the m,k & l lines to get around will have to take bus bridges until the work is done in late august. muni says when complete, the trains will be able to travel faster in the tunnel. the system is designed to go 55 miles per hour 55 miles and hour now the fillings would rattle in your teeth, it would be a very uncomfortable ride, so clearly when we get this work all done it will be safer, smoother, quieter. (vicki) the project, (vicki)quieter.(vicki)quieter. (vicki) the project, which is expected to cost somewhere between 40 and 50 million, is expected to be ready for riders on august 24th. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fi

now, that tunnel portal station and during the closure, forest hill and west portal stations will besed. the twin peaks tunnel has been in service for 100 years and needs major repairs. the tracks, drainage system, even tunnel walls. crews will be working 24 seven on the tunnel. it serves 80,000 people who use it everyday. crews gave us a rare special tour inside the historic tunnel.>> you have heard a lot of grinding and all of that and that is to take down some old concrete that will be ready to reinforce with new concrete again for the next hundred years. so, 100 years from now i'm sure we can come back and talk again about how effective the work has been. >>>> reporter: during weekday morning rush hours, buses or trains at balboa park can receive a free bart single right ticket good for travel downtown through the station and that twin peaks tunnel closer remains in effect until august 24. reporting live in san francisco, i'm jessica florez. >>> the dow stops losing streak and bitcoin seems to a new low. diane king paul joins us with that story and the rest of this morning's mone

boss there were traveling in was bombed by the coalition forces yet despite all the fighting the portal for the lifeline for millions of yemenis remains open the question is for how long we are planning to be doing to should be . tomorrow. we heard of her from others i think through brace for the. destruction to. but the main portal only and through fourteen tomasz these growing concerns of millions of human is will still fossilized more than three years a war hunger and disease could now please toleration mohammed atta. djibouti. and libya at least wanted to oil storage tanks has collapsed after being set on fire during the battle for control of the country's oil fields fighters loyal to warlord khalifa haftar trying to drive a rival group out of that area and is scared the conflict is damaging oil facilities causing environmental contamination and also impacting the already struggling economy al-jazeera has not moved up to a head as in tripoli. libya's national oil corporation has said it has lost two storage tanks in. oil terminal that is one of the two major oil ports that has been

there's no passenger service between castro and west portal and that's where kpix5's susie steimle is right now. >> reporter: juliette, muni's director of transit tells me this work will make for a smoother, safer and quieter commute, but for now they're just asking the general public to be patient. until the end of summer the only things rolling in and out of the 100-year-old twin peaks tunnel are construction crews. sfmta is spending $40 million on repairing 2 miles of track, closing west portal station to castro market station for two full months. >> clearly when we get this work all done, it will be safer, smoother, quieter and when you add the new trains into it, it will be a major upgrade. >> reporter: john haley, director of transit for sfmta, says the repairs are long overdue. when construction wraps up august 24th, trains will be able to travel at their designed speed of 55 miles per hour, something they cannot safely do right now. >> if you did it now if we went 55 miles an hour, your fillings would rattle in your teeth. it would be an uncomfortable ride. >> it just delays a

you richardson go stuff isn't charge of portal plus i do know. that. it's saturday afternoon. stuff is off to pay a visit to the collectors he wants to remain in personal contact with them. the reason i'm in now i'm really involved with picking up the plastic is because the collect this bill much more secure with what they're doing when they see someone in charge gets involved in making sure that they're ok. rather her richardson gustav was gone and he grew up in the us will we will. he came back after he was devastated by hurricanes and and of quake. he wants to help his homeland to get back on its feet again. this is the grizz river this is where this is the where the water comes from the mount up up with each of you. when it comes down here over here as you can see where the smoke saw this is where all the garbage get down from ok so what i build with these guys this sort of like a corporative also we have on this side right here we have a few ladies that collect the plastic from window dump truck come in dump the plastic so firsthand they get though they grab all the plast

. >> mbié l en el portal de publicacnes pa ayudar a no estar tant tiempo en linmea.ero triste que llegamos hasta este punto. >> me considero que me gustan las redes sociales pero no había entregado y yo duermo. >> pasando a otras noticias los amantes de los videos juegos tien su atención puesta donde se llevará a cámara el mayor pero grandes los u oportunidad de tomar los controles y esto generó el año pasado y de ingresos en todo el mundo gran cantidad. >> netflix le quiere rendir tribut al chef viajero y así que van a seguir transmitiendo sus programas . cambiando de te, la cadena de restaurantes taco bell lanzó una promoción especial para celebrar la victoria de warriors de golden state. >> te invito a cubrir el almuerzo. >> tenemos algunas recomendaciones, al regresar. >> gracias por estar con nosotros y es un lujo de no todos puede npagar, es que una de cuatro personas solo pueden costearlo y algunos trabajadores dicen que no recibieron aumento salarial pero expertos dicen que tomarse vacaciones es esencial para recpuerar energías. >> déjame decirte que no neces

so every portal of education, every portal of skill development, the needs of our workforce, we're creating and right now my workforce is over 850,000. it was less than 700,000 when i became governor. president trump: fantastic job. mike? >> mr. psident, i just join you in saying it's a privilege to welcome some of america's most outstanding governors back to the white house. governor, welcome in your first time in this capacity as well. i think it has been said well, we have a president that believes in state-based innovation and reform, and these governors represent some of the best and most dynamic leadership we've seen your states not only prosper as you advance policies at the state level and taken the new freedom and flexibility this administration has given you in so many ways to improve the lives of people in your state, but also i want to express appreciation for the way in good time and in challenging times, the governors sitting around this table have worked closely with this administration on behalf of the american people. i extend the warm welcome of the president, our whole ad

construction crews clogged up west portal avenue today with equiptment.ers who rely on the m,k & l lines to get around will have to take bus bridges until the work is done in late august. muni says the effect of this closure will be felt by a lot more riders than just those who commute thru it. it is accurate to say this impacts three rail lines but it effects the entire system to provide the number of buses to bus a rail line you take a couple line, another off others so it will effect the entire system to some degree, obviously we appreciate the patience of our understanding that this is an essential project.(ken) muni says once complete, muni says (ken)essential project. essential project.(ken) muni says once complete, the trains will be able mve faster thru the tunnel///providing a saferand more quiet ride. (ken ) and old fisherman's wharf in monterey...is opting to replace single-use straws...with alternatives that are better for the environment. plastic straws at the wharf will be replaced with paper or reusable straws. 17 wharf restaurants and fish

images secretly smuggled out of north korea by the news portal daily n.k. the pictures show a bustling market with a wide range of goods in chongqing a city in the country's northeast. many products here come from china. reportedly quine begg works for the news outlet which is based in the south korean capital seoul he says markets like this developed after the famine of the one nine hundred ninety s. when north korea's state supply chain collapsed. markets like this a fuelling social change in the communist regime. rooms with more can the lives of our informants have also improved and not just because of the money we pay them private enterprise has increased purchasing power in fact these markets are no longer black markets the north korean government generally tolerates them it's a big change from the past. the totalitarian regime is bowing to the profit schemes of its people because it can no longer provide for them itself as a result once empty roads and now are full of transport trucks buses and taxis. lars and heads the office of germany's fleet natio

portal stations will be closed. the twin peaks tunnel has been in service for over 100 years and it needs repairs to tracks, the drainage system and even the tunnel walls. crews will be working 24 seven on the tunnel, it serves 80,000 customers who use the metro lines every day. crews actually took us down and gave us a rare special tour inside the historic tunnel.>> you've heard a lot of grinding and all of that, that is to take down some old concrete that will be ready to reinforce with new concrete again for the next hundred years. so, 100 years from now i'm sure we can come back and talk again about how effective the work has been.>> ng wey transferring busesor trains at balboa park can receive a free bart single ticket and that is good for travel . the shutdown will be through august 24 and crews really want to make sure that this tunnel is prepared should there be any major earthquake. reporting live here in san francisco, i'm jessica florez. >>> a battle brewing at clyde memorial has battled over, two pastors

abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live outside the west portal station to help negative people through the city tonight with the changes. lyanne. >> reporter: well, dan, you know the worng is being done over the summer because you have fewer passengers. and the kids are also out of school. now are people ready? i think a lot of them are in denial. the twin peaks tunnel is more than 100 years old. its walls and tracks need to be repaired. >> we are currently operating under a speed restriction for twin peaks tunnel service. once we address the rails put in new rails they will be able to operate quicker in the tunnel and get people quicker to destinations. >> while the work is done the san francisco mumble transportation agency will close the west portal and forrest hill stations. that means the immuneny metro k, l and m lines will be affected. passengers will have to take a shuttle bus to other stations. the san francisco mumble transportation agency has placed notices at several stations and door hangers on handrails are there to make sure everyone understands the changes. >> i'm leavi

both west portal and forest hill stations are closed, buses will take passengers to stations at caster to a line underground. free bart passes at the balboa park station for customers. director of transit says this closure will impact all rider, add an extra 10 to 20 minutes to your travel time. >> we carry over 700,000 a day. and at some point no matter where you are in the city, we've had to put -- pull together and busing plan that is far exceeds the number of buses we would use on a daily basis. so, we have to take buses and operators sometimes off of other lines to fill in over here in addition to making rail service. so i think a project like this through the heart of the system will impact all of our riders. >> reporter: this $40 million project includes seismic reinforcement, improving tracks and drainage system and repairing walls of the tunnel. 100 years old and 2.5 miles and long. some called these changes annoying. city check with one woman who navigated all of the detours and the changes and she told me despite all of this she got to work on time. live in san francisco, al

jon torres, regina, what user done on the business portal.nd the work creating open nsf to help to facilitate business permit rick, the work you are doing, on the legacy business program. the list goes on and on. i think my main message it all of you is that the important work of the department of oewd will continue. it will continue because of your guidance and your advice and your policy ,de but it will also continue because of the amazing talent and team at oewd. with that, i want to say thank you for the recognition and opportunity to be here today. [applause] i'm used to being up here for tough questions, so looking forward to sitting down. w deserved. with that, do we have public >>enry kanell. todd has been a really great lead leader. commissioner adams, you spoke of what he did with his leadership to make it what it is or the small business to be successful. as we all know, small business is the backbone of t community. and because it's people like todd that make us what we are. secondly, also, i would like to really appreciate the co

. >> the >>> a pop up store attracted many brides, abc7 news in west portal where hundreds of gentlyd low prices and shopping services that customers would expect in a high-end boutique. one lady shopped for her wedding in november. >> you are probably any other going to twaer again. it is cool they have great brands for good prices. >> it will run for the next two weeks or until the store runs out of dresses. >>> sharing the thrill of victory and we would like to thank abc7 news for sharing pictures. this fan celebrated in cleveland and in front of an ad featuring lebron james. >> and this family from vietnam. >> and here are fans celebrating with the team, kind of, the team. >> you might see the photos on abc7 news or abc7news.com. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> the winds will not be with us. today, breezy to start. live doppler 7 showing is you high thin clouds streaming in from time to time it is a bright picture and the a windy one. live look on the rooftop from kgo and those flags in the wind and sfo look at the gust. 44-miles-per-hour so it is wind yes i a

boss there were traveling in was bombed by the coalition forces yet despite all the fighting the portal for the a lifeline for millions of yemenis remains open the question is for how long we are planning to be doing to should be. tomorrow. we heard of her from others i think through brace for the. destruction to. the day that is yemen's main port on only entry for international aid this growing concern that millions of yemenis will of so far more than three years a war hunger and disease could now face starvation mohammed at all just djibouti. the israeli military says it is sit at least twenty five targets in gaza linked to hamas it says the strikes were in response to around forty five rockets fired from the strip towards israeli territory several of the rockets were intercepted while three landed in israel tensions have been high in the area since late march when palestinians began protesting at the gaza israeli border fence harry fossett has more from less truce on. israeli army says that more than forty five rockets and mortars were fired from gaza and territory into israel in the

and it will continue to find the development of the dahlia online housing portal. >>> so you've kind of accounted for $42.8 million. where is the other $2.5 million? >>> $2.5 million of the increase is the annualization of the board's supplemental of the current year for immigration services. the immigrations services supplemental passed by the board in the current year funded for 25% of the year or maybe 50% of the year. and it was one time because it was a supplemental. we've annualized that amount of that supplemental and put it into the mayor's office budget, m ocd's budget for $2.5 million of grants to cbo's to provide those services. >>> legal services, right? >>> legal services, ongoing. >>> you say ongoing, that service that we're providing does not have a sunset? is it just indefinite? >>> the funding source does not end in this second year, no. >>> what is the demand on the funding source? what if there is no longer a need for folks that are detained that need the legal a representation? >>> i think we'd need to discuss what is the best allocation of those funds to cbo's. w

that portal and casually believe that civilized behavior is guaranteed.hat was the point i was trying to draw. the vanere of civilization is thin. we're nowhere near berkinal, it's nowhere neither nazi. our needles are not in the red. i sat there reflecting on my back porch saturday. i thought the needle's not in the red but it's moving. it's not moving in a good direction. as bad as what's happening on the southern border is, it's a symptom of broader trends in our society that frankly, frightens me. >> the attorney general was asked about the -- here's what he said. >> well, it really -- in nazi germany they're keeping the jews from leaving the country, but this is a serious matter. we need to think it through, be rationale and thoughtful about it. we want to allow asylum for people who qualify for it. >> how do you respond to that? >> i agree with the attorney general, this is a serious matter and we need to think our way through it. it's clear to me, don, that the administration did not think its way through the second and third order effects of chang

recibido en los Últimos tres aÑos mÁs de 406 millones de dÓlares en donaciones oficiales, segÚn el portalituciÓn que pre portÓ en 2015 4500 empleados y tiene -- que reportÓ 4500 empleados y . >> someter una propuesta y todo ese tipo de cosas. gerardo: sÁnchez recibe un salario anual de 786,800 dÓlares. su esposa, jennifer sÁnchez, tambiÉn trabaja en la fundaciÓn homo vicepresidenta. gana 280,819 dÓlares. simultÁneamente, la fundaciÓn recibe fondos por negocios privados con fines de lucro, como un restaurante, escuelas y floristerÍas. el gobierno aprobÓ un presupuesto adicional de 500 millones para esta fundaciÓn. regresÓ contigo, enrique. enrique: muchas gracias, gerardo. jorge, antes de despedirnos, una invitaciÓn para que nos acompaÑan en esta ediciÓn nocturna. tenemos informaciÓn sobre las familias fueron liberadas en mcallen, familias a las que les llaman los suertudos, que pudieron salir para enfrentar los procesos de inmigraciÓn en libertad. y por supuesto, detalles de estos centros de primera infancia, los refugios donde permanecen niÑos separados de sus familias. jorge: gracias. s

the 100-year-old tunnel extends from west portal to the castro. construction crews clogged up west portal avenue today with heavy equipment. riders who rely on the 'm, k and l' lines to get around will have to take bus bridges until the work is done in late august. the project, is expected to cost somewhere between 40 and 50 million dollars. (vicki) san francisco's minumum wage will increase next month... starting july first...employees working in the city must be paid 15 dollars an hour... that includes part-time and temporary workers. people are getting a one-dollar raise... last year they earned 14 dollars an hour. san francisco and emeryville will have the highest minimum wages in the bay area starting next month. (grant) coming up... tonight we get a first look inside one of the camps in texas...that is housing hundreds of children who have been separated from their parents.... (vicki) plus... the f-d-a approves marijuana in medicine... why many are hoping it could be the miracle drug to help kids suffering from epilepsy... (grant) and next..

you're a portal for ghosts." ( laughter ) >> stephen: wait. this was to calm you down? like, "any time you think you're feeling depressed it's just a ghost passing through your body." i was like, "all right." and recently i shot -- >> stephen: did that help? >> i mean, i think it's kind of cool. although, ghosts terrify me. the "sixth sense" like ruined my life. i still rush and run into bed. i just shot a horror movie and they put me up in a haunted hotel. >> stephen: come on! >> it wasn't all right. >> stephen: did they know it was haunted? >> yes, the hotel was very proud of it. on their website they had, "enjoy our spa and our ghosts!" knowing i'm a ghost portal i spent the whole time being like, "no, no, no, no." >> stephen: "glow" is clearly-- it's a big hit. this is season two. season three happening? >> we don't know. >> stephen: this has to be a high point in your career. >> yeah. it could be all downhill from here. >> stephen: what's the low point? i'm interested in the low point. i had them. i was like, "please, medicate me." >> for sure. i studied theater, a

those who are used to coming to the west portal station will now hop on the l bus. those who take the muni metro at information or rest hills will take the m bus near the station on dewey boulevard. >> they will drop people off at castro or church stations. >> reporter: and if there they can board the muni metro to downtown. alex has taken a shuttle here before and knows it is an inconvenience. >> it took a lot longer. and there were less people that could get on. there was a big line. so, you know, takes about twice as long as the muni. >> reporter: the mta says plan ahead, leave early, and be patient. it will seem like a long two months. if you are still confused, we have a detailed map for you on our website abc7news.com. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> a new autonomous vehicle is hitting the streets. officials are now testing the bus near the dublin pleasanton b.a.r.t. station. it was shown off yesterday. you can't hop on quite yet. but the eventual goal is to make it easier for you to get to the station from nearby homes and businesses. >> it

. >> la vida profesional de miles de servicios de migraciÓn quedo al descubierto en el portal s conocerrivacidad de funcionarios que no tienen culpa. >> acto vistas dicen estar concientes de los empleados del servicio de migraciÓn que solo cumplen ordenes superiores, pero cuando estas disposiciones atentan contra la dignidad humana dicen que es de todos los seres humanos establecer responsabilidades y consecuencias durante las giras de la prensa a menores de e ad varios reportaron que que algunos empleadosselo servicio de inmigraciÓn mostraron inconformidad. >> presidente trump maneje esto con tacto, ese tema hay que manejarlo con un poco de tacto. >> la informaciÓn filtrada no contiene telÉfonos y domicilios de empleados de ice, pero sÍ datos para dar con su paradero. >> una situaciÓn donde se estÁ vulnerando la intimidad no sÓlo de funcionarios del gobierno de estados unidos sino que familias y poniÉndolass en muchos casos en peligro. >> o como sucediÓ con la secretarÍa del presidente cuando pasÓ un momento incomodo cuando ac activistas la encontraron comiendo en un restaurant mexican

those who are used to coming to the west portal station will now hop on the l bus. muni metro at information or rest hills will take the m bus near the station on dewey boulevard. > they will drop people off at castro or church stations. >> reporter: and if there they can board the muni metro to downtown. alex has taken a shuttle here before and knows it is an inconvenience. >> it took a lot longer. and there were less people that could get on. there was a big line. so, you know, takes about twice as long as the muni. >> reporter: the mta says plan ahead, leave early, and be patient. it will seem like a long two months. if you are still confused, we have a detailed map for you on our website abc7news.com. in san francisco, lyanne mlendez, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead, we're less than 2 1/2 hours away from disney's newest attraction. jessica castro got to go for a rird ride on the newest edition. we'll xwgive you a sneak peek. >>> and a live look outside from the san mateo bridge camera. you can see these drivers off to an early start on this saturday morning. and you

construction crews clogged up west portal avenue today with equipment. riders who rely on the m-k-and-l lines to get around will have to take bus bridges until the work is done in late august. muni says the effect of this closure will be felt by a lot more riders than just those who commute thru the tunnel. direcotr of transit:"the system is designed to go 55 miles per hour 55 miles and fillings would rattle in your a very uncomfortable ride, so clearly when we get this work all done it smoother, quieter". (ken) the project, which is expected to cost somewhere between 40 and 50 million, is expected to be ready for riders on august 24th. (vicki) now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o. (ken)kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pres

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online platforms and its isa this is so there is not a warm hand a very sophisticated government portal and there is only other hands a problem a clear problem as it has been illustrated by these reports with regard to investigating where the moment comes from and saw we cannot say that disses small country and he blocked the country because i don't want any he has the resources and this has resources also or could we see matter and also all to to crush its internal. political opposition it should be said so all the same kind of resources is never used to investigate the origin of the family as long as the money is invested in the real estate this is a key concern now may recall that could be they could be done first and foremost regulations as to how the money can enter the country this is a very important point casey i think you want to come in there just to say that the key point is well if i think that what the speaker fein of is correct. looking that if you're looking for loopholes in your question one of the things that it is the money coming in but it's for real estate what we've

that they should be able to do it by going on a computer portal and putting in a number. however, that got some skepticism from senators who said portals are not part of these migrant'saily lives. people say it's not easy for a mother or father to go on a computer and find out this information. we should also point out that during a conference call yesterday with reporters, the department of health and human services would not answer a basic question about whether these -- about the situation. they would not say whether hhs still reiving separated kids. they also said that right now in the custody hhs has 2047 migrant children. that is only six fewer than the week before. so certainly a lot of questions about the pace of this reunification and whether it could happen in those 30 days or in the case of children under five, in 14 days. a lot of skepticism. >> how about the money? the federal judge can say you need to do this. >> they say they don't have the people. >> needed to reunite these families. when i look at how much those tent cities cost and all these kids being r

so that means there is no service between west portal and castro.tunnel is more than 100 cre replace 2 miles of track inside the tunnel. once that work is done and new train cars are put in place, trains will begin traveling at 55 miles an hour through the tunnel and that's something they cannot safely do now. >> if you did it now, if we went 55 miles an hour, your fillings would rattle in your teeth. it would be an uncomfortable ride. >> riders are being redirected at the west portal station to take one of three buses. the work inside the tunnel is scheduled to be finished on august 24th. >>> by now we all know how crazy bay area real estate is, but got a place that takes the cake. this home in palo alto was just lived for almost $100 million. the four-level mansion owned by former sun microsystems ceo scott mcneilly sits on 13 acres. the estate includes just about everything including, of course, a movie theater, swimming pool, ice skating rink, pizza room and a disco if you're retro. if it sells at the asking price, it would be the most expensive

>> reporter: the bus bridge is needed because west portal and foresthill stations are closed $48 millionent project in the twin peaks tunnel. muni had an army of representatives at stations and stops helping riders get where they needed to go. moran moreno planned ahead. >> wake up earlier to prepare, get ready, and hop on an earlier bus. >> reporter: the project has turned one block of west portal avenue into a construction zone, off limits to cars. that worries some business owners. naer managers at the raintree cafe hopes customers can find them. >> less parking for people. less chance they can come here. >> reporter: muni's chief, john hailey, hopes the public will be understanding and patient. >> we thank our passengers, their indulgence and patience. what we should end up with is a safer, more reliable, and quicker ride into town. >> reporter: muni says the morning commute went according to plan despite a few rough patches as riders got used to bus bridges. muni employees will be posted at stops and stations to answer questions during the duration of the project. it's scheduled to

. >> and there won't be train service at the west portal during auto that -- all of that work. twin peaks tunnel has been in service for more than 100 years. it needs some repairs. the tunnel's trucks, the walls, and the drainage sent -- systems will all be upgraded. >>> u.s. taxpayers wie new irs it will be roughly the size of a postcard, much smaller than the current tax warm. the existing fo. the u.s. government says this new form is designed to make filing >>> our time is 4:40. the terrorized bay area gay community back in the 1970s. coming up in the next hour, a major break in the search for a serial killer and we will tell you how the doodler got that name. >>> hundreds of men in high heels and support of women. when we returned, the message behind the project walk a mile in her shoes. >>> good morning. we do have traffic that is moving along pretty well on interstate 880 northbound. as you past the coliseum. >>> a little warmer today on this first day of summer. noss -- not so much coast. and it's still on the cool side here for some. santa rosa, 47. as a focus 51. -- sf

the forest hill and west portal stations will be closed down during the shutdown. crews gave us a rare tour inside the historic 100-year- old tunnel. they say it needs repairs to crackings, the drainage system and tunnel wall duri wkd inrush hour, customers transferring from m buss to k trains to bart at balboa park can receive a single bart ticket. >>> crews will be working on the tunnel through august this. >>> this summer kids across the country will be jumping on their bikes, new research shows hundreds of thousands are injured every year. a new study from nationwide childrens hospital shows 25 kids are treated in emergency rooms every hour for bike related injuries. the study looked at kids ages 5 to 17 over a 10 year period. one doctor says brain injuries account for is 1% of all injuries. >> the 10 to 14-year-olds tend not to wear helmets as much, that was the group injured the most, so we need to encourage that age group. >> a researchers say i had kids are more likely to put on pell mets if they see their parents wear one. >> i got a concussion as a kid. l

service on the k, m and l lines will be effected and the forest hills and portal stations will be closed. this video shows riders how to get around during the closure. the 100-year-old tunnel is expected to be closed for about two months for safety upgrades and track replacement. >>> driving to and from treasure island can come at a cost and now the question is how much to charge those drivers? the examiner reports a toll for drivers is expected to be created to help pay for ferry service between treasure island and san francisco while county transportation officials consider how much to charge drivers, some city leaders are questioning whether a toll should be imposed at all. the ferry service set to begin in 2021 is getting funding from a bay area bridge toll hike that voters approved earlier this month. >>> saudi arabian women spent the day behind the wheel. it's an historic move for the women who have had to rely on husbands or fathers or other male drivers for transportation. until now, the few women who tried to drive faced arrest in the muslim country. most don't have a driver's l

again, we have the twin peaks tunnel closure for a couple of weeks and reminding folks that west portal and forest hill closed. rerouted for buses around the tunnel and means delays for the service through the area and you know about that because you have seen the signs. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> right now, to a county we first brought you yesterday. there's an arrest in the death of 10-year-oldabalos found dead shortly after he came out lashistmother's boyfriend i charged with his murder. investigators say that the mother called 911 last week saying her son had fallen but investigators say he likely died from abuse. the boy's relatives say they have been reporting the abuse to l.a. county department of children and family services since 2015. but no action was taken. >>> some sad news to tell you about. an elderly woman robbed and assaulted is dead. 93-year-old annie marie peterson hospitalized after a broken hip. this is when her purse was snatched. she was knocked down to the ground. this happened at a bank of america in sunny valley mall last month. theuspe otto eventuall

. >> is there a place in the portal for somebody who is just out there in the community to give input see? >> absolutely. when we do the digital portrait tool we want a place for conversation where people can say here is where i see myself or here is where i don't see myself. >> fascinating. in that context so far, what are some of the challenges, some of the ways in which we see ourselves that are perhaps different than the way we thought we saw each other? what's a part and parcel when we find out what's new about us. >> right. andy really described what's so incredible, exciting, dynamic about the bay area jewish community and sort of pivoting from that with all of that as a foundation going back to the original observation that so many people are unengaged in jewish life and community. with all the vibrancy, it's a core. that is a significant take away. thinking about why is that? what can we do to draw more people to experience jewish life since it provides so much meaning and grounding in the world today? that is really a lot of what we are looking at in some of the community co

. >> reporter: if, that is, this mystery funhouse filled with portals to other time/space dimensionsuld reaze its ambition of becoming the next bnttainnt, llowg lead of the rain room at new york's museum of modern art, say, toronto's lost and found escape room, or the crystal universe in singapore. >> it perfectly expresses the type of artwork that iming wildly popular around the country. instead of walking up to a painting, you actually let audiences walk inside ohe painting. >> reporter: but here in santa fe, it's immersion, with a plot. opened in march of 2016, the house of eternal return is already a business sensation. it needed 125,000 paying customers at up to $20 a pop tob reak even on operating expenses in year one. instead, it drew 400,000, taking in nearly $7 million, its ofits alone covering most of the original investment. >> we're in the closet. >> reporter: the paying visitors are the sleuths, scanning notes and diaries scattered amidst the m >> here's one of the portals, right through the fireplace. >> reporter: we're going throu the fireplace. thank god i play tennis

shutting down train service in at the west portal. passengers board at a temporary bus a block away. >> we love san francisco. >> it is mentally tiring. >> reporter: the tunnel is getting safety upgrades including improving the tracks, walls, and drainage system and seismic reinforcement. it's a $40 million project, the transit director says it impacts every writer. -- right there -- writer mac. >> it affects all of them. >> reporter: add 20 minutes to your travel time. when it's finished, passengers can expect a faster and smoother ride. >> we bring it up to the divine , you see the number of trains going through, you talk about a 2-3 minute reduction of travel time right away. the closure impacts the k, l, and m lines. they set up temporary bus stops to carry passengers to castro in church where they can transfer underground and continue downtown. transit workers on site guiding them to shuttle buses intending out fliers with information. >> its normal operation, i did not know that, i stood at the stop until someone told me. >> rep