public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise

congressman mica is a big supporter of public transit. . don't see that being an issue >> [indiscernible] we have to work on this together. >> they talk about you being the issues in town, and the prior to you being here. will be talking about a different system 12 months from now? talkm confident we will about how we have moved it along . i'm confident we will be there. they're all kinds of issues here, by think you will see a change in the organization, a change in the approach, a change in how we maintain the system. you will see that. will it be perfect? no. will i have everything i want to achieve? no. it will be different. >> the headlines today will be house republicans refuse pleas for money. there are a lot of other subheadings. what is your take away? seen is something i have before. there is an importance of this system to the region, and they better get it right. they're not saying this invest, they are saying, we cannot survive without this, let's make this work. >> there were a lot of technical issues raised today, especially

the next big thing for public transit in maryland is closer to reality. public works has given a green light to the purple line. brad bell shows us what it will look like. reporter: for the first time, we can show you what maryland's long debated purple line will look like. just released images from purple line transit partners, the group which one final approval for a $5.6 billion contract to run the line. one councilmember described her emotions as governor larry hogan the deal. >> we have people who desperately need jobs. governor hogan hopes the project will start construction this year. >> it will connect residents to jobs and transportation centers across the counties. reporter: the purple line will , including thes university of maryland, silver spring, bethesda, and four spo kes of the metro system. >> getting home faster will be better. reporter: a typical reaction for people today waiting for buses. >> i am all for it. reporter: while there has been opposition, many others say this is a promise that people can get on the light rail system just ab

parking market octavia neighborhood has along been and remains a walkable place with access to public transit and the slide shows the shares in the planned areas kroorgs to the consensus data in 2013 the parking vicinity was conducted by the transbay joint powers authority and found that over 20 percent of the citywide parking are within the planning and unmetered parking places on-street parking and off-street parking for non-residential parking in the planned areas the adoption of the market octavia is the zoning district that monitored one-on-one parking requirements instead of a closed parking lots the report accounted for prior to the approval and projects that were subject to the new rules in the last 57 years 200 and 40 parking spaces were permitted in the residential development in the planned area a great reduction since the last period with 6 hundred and 3. >> and in terms of impact fees collected 3 wanted plus millions for the housing projects and total of 8. 7 million have been collected during the reporting period the planning department projected over $19 million that was used t

lesson an hour from now, people who use public transit will have a chance to speak out, the -- then municipal transportation agency will hold up public hearing and the boat -- maple and some budget issues. among the items per post 25 cents surcharge for passengers to pay fares with cash. >>> hiring outside contractors to help the agency break into lost iphones is not the only solution, the hearing stems from the battle between the fbi and apple on whether the base the company was obligated to help with breaking the iphone used by the gunmen. >>> they are dependent upon the fragility of the systems. also they are very time intensive and resource intensive which may not be scalable to enable us to be successful. >>> amy hassett the fbi said that there's no one-size-fits- all for law enforcement to recover encrypted communication, she said each decision must be made case by case. >>> now suppose its largest taste tested for unmanned aircraft system. >>> one of the six faa sites around the country where the drawings -- the drones live simultaneously. >>> we have all four starting up. >> at -- at

now the more appropriate revenue source for funding our public transit system is a progressive tiered fee. this is one of those options and alternates. we can ask for developers who can give more to our public transit system and certainly a lot more than our working-class residents that get slapped with a $600-800 tow away charge for one singular mistake and yet this board is now going to stay they can't support a slight increase in the transportation sustainability fee. i think that this is an important policy question for this board to continue to tackle? there there are ways that are not as regressive to continue to invest in our transit system and members have said they would introduce a set aside or supplemental appropriation if of which i think we all agree is right thing to do. i think this is one of those appropriate revenue sources to help continue to support our rich and well-developed public transit system. so i will be voting to support supervisor avalos' amendments today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. supervisor avalos. >> thank you. just to continue my political theater,

these updates are part of a crystal city public transit way, that connect crystal city. it allows buzz travel -- bus travelers to travel with greater ease, bypassing congestion. >> i'm shocked. because i work in that building right there. i'm really glad that it's right here. >> reporter: she still managed to get to her office on time. a few days in, she's already impressed with the changes. every day. >> because i don't drive. i park and kept the bus. >> for terry jones, her commute wasn't exactly this. maim because she wasn't aware of the lane changes. >> it's more convenient. it's a little further than i normally get off. because it's used to separate in front of the building. >> reporter: we actually saw a police station, along crystal drive, actually pulling drivers over and ticketing them. we're told for the next 30 days, police will be handing out warning tickets. reporting in arlington, larry miller, wusa 9. >> since alexandria's portion of the transit way opens, city officials have seen a 25% ownership in ridership. something officials in arlington also expect t

parking market octavia neighborhood has along been and remains a walkable place with access to public transit and the slide shows the shares in the planned areas kroorgs to the consensus data in 2013 the parking vicinity was conducted by the transbay joint powers authority and found that over 20 percent of the citywide parking are within the planning and unmetered parking places on-street parking and off-street parking for non-residential parking in the planned areas the adoption of the market octavia is the zoning district that monitored one-on-one parking requirements instead of a closed parking lots the report accounted for prior to the approval and projects that were subject to the new rules in the last 57 years 200 and 40 parking spaces were permitted in the residential development in the planned area a great reduction since the last period with 6 hundred and 3. >> and in terms of impact fees collected 3 wanted plus millions for the housing projects and total of 8. 7 million have been collected during the reporting period the planning department projected over $19 million that was used t

smart is also working on a public transit project up in the north bay. >> safety is a top priority at smart so we really want to urge motorists to be very careful when you approach any crossing gates whether or not you see a train. we are testing our crossing gates with and without trains. >> smart says the path will give people a great view of the wet lands, make the roads accessible to bicyclists and pedestrians. >>> there's no train service between the san leand row and bay fare stations this weekend. ac transit will provide a bus bridge. riders should prepare for a number of closures until june. >>> bernie sanders and ted cruz pick up wins in the west as the presidential candidates look toward new york's primary on the 19th. >>> the democratic candidates are in a turf war over new york. bernie sanders believes he is within striking distance of beating hillary clinton. >> over the last 11 months things have changed. >> reporter: while stopping here in new york city, sanders notched another win in the wyoming caucuses. clinton has been campaigning in her adopted state for the past f

dedicate more federal money to affordable housing programs and public transit, invest in education so that every child, every child has a real shot at graduating with the skills they need to get a decent job or go on to college. k-12 education should mean that funding in all public schools is fair and equitable, and that our teachers and school leaders are supported and well-trained and motivated to help our kids repare to succeed. no student should get a second-class education because she lives in a low-income neighborhood. so that's it for me on his. ou know, this government works great for the rich and the powerful. it works really well for anyone who can hire an army of lobbyists and lawyers. but it is not working so well for the rest of america. it is time to make the big changes that will build an economy that works for working families. not one that is just rigged for the wealthy. we need to make choices that put working people and families first. we need to make choices that aim toward a better future for our children. we need to make choices that reflect our deepest values as

if commuters took public transit instead of driving, it would reduce traffic by about 10%. >>> more than 80% of californians are at risk of poor air quality. the report by the american lung association found that most of the air pollution is caused by emissions from transportation sources. bakersfield earned the title for the city with the worst particle pollution and second worst ozone pollution. >>> these tiny droplets can be so tiny you can't see them. and you breathe them in and they can flow through your lungs and not only create problems in your lungs and also flow into the bloodstream and affect the heart and other organs. >> an increase in low emission vehicles has chipped away at air pollution in some areas. >>> calvary temple church is leading an effort to give away goods and services. and it's part of the event called the convoy of hope. volunteers are carrying bags with shoes of all shapes and sizes. so far, organizers have received a thousand pairs of shoes. they are hoping for 2000 more. and the event will also offer medical and dental screenings. >> hope is what we're tryi

the washington metro was once the gold standard of public transit. but in recent years it has become associated with poor service, delays, and rampant safety concerns. this just adds to the situation that ramada writers find them selve today. this hearing focuses on the efforts ramada has sought to address some of the issues surrounding safety and delays and worker toward the system deserving the moniker of being of the best transit system in the country. the metrorail system celebrated its 40th anniversary. and any system that has been in service for that length of time is bound to experience its fair share of maintenance problems this rail system seems to be plagued by dangerous and systemic problems. the ramada has experienced a large number of significant accident and passenger safety events. we can remember in 2015 which one passenger was killed due to the electrical cable fire that sparked an incident that is still under investigation and still being dealt with. it resulted in a large amount of smoke-filled rail cars. i was surprised to find th

. >> reporter: major highways under water, public transit shut down, schools closed for 1 million students. >> i'm a little bit nervous. >> reporter: and on test day, people urged not to make a run for the post office. >> please stay at home. stay off the streets. >> reporter: a big rig driver nearly swept away. he disappears under water before being pulled to safety. >> leave the car. swim. >> reporter: a reporter for station ktrk rescues another trapped driver. it's all captured live. dozens of houston neighborhoods tonight look just like this one. they are filled with floodwaters. many of the people who live in them can't get out. already more than 1,200 high-water rescues, as authorities struggle to keep up. >> it was scary. what if you fall in? >> reporter: this couple walked to safety through high water with their newborn daughter. and tommy woodward borrowed a boat to save his disabled and elderly parents. >> i'm not doing good. >> reporter: amid the rescue, a boatload of family pets, and more than 70 horses moved to higher ground. more than 1,000 homes flooded. built around bayous

on the streets above, public transit reduces traffic congestion.y every city is creating traffic-free pedestrian zones, making urban life even more people-friendly. as the world grapples with climate change, europe is taking a leading role in developing alternative energy sources. and while still preserving the historic character of its cities, europe has found a way to integrate innovative architecture into the landscape, giving the old world a modern face. and the human face of contemporary europe is more diverse and vibrant than ever. even as this continent of 500 million people unites, it's finding ways to allow its rich mix of cultures to celebrate their unique identities. from norway to greece and from portugal to bulgaria, people are proud to preserve their distinct languages, foods, and traditions. [rock music] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with jason d. williams. - hey, what's happenin' out there? this i

the washington metro was once the gold standard of public transit. but in recent years it's become synonymous with several other words -- poor service, delays, and rampant safety concerns. and in many ways this just adds to the unfortunate situation that wmata riders find themselves today. this hearing focuses on the efforts that wmata has sought to address some of the issues surrounding the safety and delays and general service and to work towards making sure that our d.c. metro system will once again deserve the moniker that it is indeed the best transit system in the country. the metro rail system recently celebrated its 40th anniversary and while any system that has been in service for that length of time is bound to experience its fair share of maintenance problems, the wmata metro rail system seems to be plagued by dangerous and systemic problems. in the past few years, wmata has experienced a large number of significant accidents and passenger safety events and certainly we can all remember not too long ago in 2015 when one passenger was kille

public transit shut down. schools closed for 1 million students. >> i am a little nervous. >> on tax day, do not make a run for the post office. >> stay off the street. >> a big rig driver nearly swept away. he disappears under water, before being pulled to safety. >> leave the car. swim. >> a reporter for station tkrk, rescues another driver. it's all captured live. already, 500 high water rescues, as authorities struggle to keep up. >> what if you fall and -- >> this couple walked through safety with their newborn daughter. >> tommy woodward borrowed a boat. >> i'm not doing good. >> amid the rescues, a boat load of family pestts. overflowing the banks, houston is flat and flood prone, leaving nowhere for all the water to go. >>> now to the race to the white house. cracks showing inside the campaign of trump. stewart oh jolly has resigned. trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski and trump told staffers he wants recent hires, paul manafort and rick wiley to take on major roles. he was introduced by buffalo

smart is also working on a public transit project and a control system in the north bay. >> safety is a top priority at smart. so we really want to urge motorists to be very careful whenever you approach any crossing gate whether or not you see a train. >> the path will make a region accessible for bicyclists and pedestrians but at a price of $50 million for the bike path. >>> plan on extra time if you're taking part to the san leandro or bay fair station. riders should prepare for a number of weekend closures till june. >>> one of america's biggest newspapers is making headlines of its own by printing parity instead of the news. >> we'll see how its poking fun at the republican front runner in a very public way. >> rant and roll by a rock legend. >> and it wasn't the pick me up he expected, why one starbucks customer is upset over the words written on his cup. >> how do you feel about the weather? there's something for everybody really when we come back. ,, >>> a green masterpiece is unveiled with four-story living walls, expect owner reporting from kpix5 news. expect more. ,,,,,, tu

public transit shut down. schools closed for a million students. >> i'm a little bit nervous. >> reporter: on tax day, people urged not to make a run for the post office. >> please stay off the streets. >> reporter: a big rig driver nearly swept away. he disappears under water before being pulled to safety. >> leave the cars, swim. >> reporter: a reporter for station ktrk rescues another trapped driver. all captured live. already more than 1,2 hundred high water rescues. >> i'm just scared. what if you fall? >> reporter: this couple walked to safety through high water with their newborn daughter. tommy woodward borrowed a boat to save his disable and elderly parents. amid the rescues, a boat load of family pets and more than 70 horses moved to higher ground. more than 1,000 homes flooded. built around bayous that often overflow the banks, it's flat and there's nowhere for the water to go. >>> cracks are continuing to show inside the trump campaign. his national field director jolly has resigned. he is close to

highways under water and public transit shut down and schools closed for a million students. >> i'm a little bit nervous. >> reporter: on tax day, people urgeo,not ti make a run for the post office. >> please stay at home. stay off the streets. >> repwiter: a big rig driver nearly swept away. he disappears under water before being pulled to safety. >> leave the car. swim. >> reporter: a reporter for a tv station rescues another trapped driver. it's all captured live. already, more than 1,200 high-water rescues as authorities struggle to keep up. >> i was just scared. what if you fall? >> reporter: this couple walked safety through high water with their newborn daughter. to save his elderly parents. a boat loa >>d of family packed ig this boat and more moved to higher ground. more than a how thoms thousand phones flooded. leaving nowhere for all of that water to go. >>> to the race for the white house. cracks are continuing to show inside the trump campn,gn. his national field directoren has resigned. jolly is close friends with trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski. paul manafort

now the agency that runs muni says it may skip a public transit conference an competition in charlotte next month. last month, san francisco mayor ed lee banned publicly funded city travel to north carolina. >>> we are finally seeing the video that placed donald trump's campaign manager at the center of a battery case. it's hard to see, so we have circled the incident in question. you can see former breitbart reporter michelle fields touch donald trump to try to ask a question during a campaign event in florida last month. that's when trump's campaign manager cory lewandowski grabbed her arm and pulled her away. the palm beach county state attorney announced today that no charges will be filed against lewandowski. >>> in about two hours both presidential candidates will face off in a debate in new york, in which bernie sanders and hillary clinton claim as home turf. here's a look from the brooklyn navy yard. jamie yuccas is in brooklyn with a look at what is at stake this is battle for the big apple >>> reporter: brooklyn native bernie sanders and former new york senator hillary clinto

now with public transit options, it's really easy to get down here. >> 'cause they like living here, companies want to stay here, and they're now giving back and growing the community. >> it's brought back a lot of the restaurants and bars in that area. >> and so everything's sort of coming together. >> when we come back, what orlando is doing that will not only improve a distressed neighborhood but also change the lives of some real american heroes. plus, ever taken a house tour by boat? there are some properties for which a simple walk-through just won't do it. >> we probably do two or three showings a week by boat. and you have to see the water, the trees. >> yeah. you do. >> it's part of the lifestyle here. [ woman vocalizing ] i'm terrible at golf. he is. people say i'm getting better. no one's ever said that. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. he's just happier when he's playing. but he's terrible. for the strength and energy to keep doing what you love, try new ensure enlive. only patented ensure enlive has hmb, plus 20 grams of protein to help r

the washington metro was once the gold standard of public transit. but in recent years it's become synonymous with several other words -- poor service, delays, and rampant safety concerns. and in many ways this just adds to the unfortunate situation that wmata riders find themselves today. this hearing focuses on the efforts that wmata has sought to address some of the issues surrounding the safety and delays and general service and to work towards making sure that our d.c. metro system will once again deserve the moniker that it is indeed the best transit system in the country. the metro rail system recently celebrated its 40th anniversary and while any system that has been in service for that length of time is bound to experience its fair share of maintenance problems, the wmata metro rail system seems to be plagued by dangerous and systemic problems. in the past few years, wmata has experienced a large number of significant accidents and passenger safety events and certainly we can all remember not too long ago in 2015 when one passenger was kille

now with public transit options, it's really easy to get down here. >> 'cause they like living here, companies want to stay here, and they're now giving back and growing the community. >> it's brought back a lot of the restaurants and bars in that area. >> and so everything's sort of coming together. >> when we come back, what orlando is doing that will not only improve a distressed neighborhood but also change the lives of some real american heroes. plus, ever taken a house tour by boat? there are some properties for which a simple walk-through just won't do it. >> we probably do two or three showings a week by boat. and you have to see the water, the trees. >> yeah. you do. >> it's part of the lifestyle here. [ woman vocalizing ] when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. in new york sta

consider taking public transit, taxis or on demand car services to get to the bridge. >>> more presidential politics. late word today that hillary clinton is coming to the bay area next week. her campaign says she will be in oakland may 6th, one week from today. contra costa county is stepping up its early voting program meantime. the county elections department says it will set up six polling places in addition to the county elections office in downtown martinez where any voter registered in contra costa can vote. early voting begins on may 31st in the county, beginning even earlier may 9th in alameda, santa clara, san mateo and san francisco counties. >>> a bay area billionaire is launching a campaign to register millions of young people to vote. tom steyer will spend $25 million a year to rally millennials around environmental issues especially in swing states. the campaign won't endorse a candidate directly. >> what we're really trying to do is explain the issues, let them be energized by the differences, and make up their own minds. >> steyer's super pac nextgen climate action just lau

and public transit is shut down.ice blame at least four deaths on the extreme weather. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> some parts of the houston area got up to 20 inches of rain. we've been stuck in a dry weather pattern. they're stuck in the wet weather pattern. they're all related. we've got clear skies tonight. of course, it's warmer in city than it is in the suburbs. this is one way to show it on our neighborhood weather. and forecast for tomorrow morning, of course, a little bit warmer in the city than it will be, let's say, in south jersey and in the lehigh valley. and speaking of the difference between the city and the suburbs, we can obviously get a lot more detail now that we have our neighborhood weather and courtesy of our partners at weather underground, we get all of this data and 58 degrees in summerton, the coolest spot in the city of philadelphia. but if we go toward some of the western suburbs, look how cool it is. it's 53 degrees in uni

and a quick look here at your ride on public transit this morning. we are not tracking any delays. well, here's your san mateo bridge ride. we can show you that, too. too early to see things backing up and your ride to the golden gate bridge is delay-free for 101 southbound and northbound. just a 20-minute trip time now heading out of marin from downtown novato down to the golden gate bridge. let's see what's in store for the weather. here's brian. nice weekend ahead? >> it looks good george rask, good to see you. we are starting out with mostly clear skies around the bay area, warming trend coming by this weekend. we'll have numbers in the 80s. so weather is a nice little oasis this morning. as we look at nothing but tranquility and 49 degrees in concord. oakland 52. livermore 46. san francisco 51. look at the futurecast. it almost looks like a still picture. this is a time lapse of what should happen today through tomorrow morning and not a portfolio of clouds in sight. high pressure is building in over the pacific and that's going to bring us warmer weather. so it will warm up a

. >> yeah, i have to take public transit so my husband can take all the kids to school so he has a car available for him. that's what we're gonna have to start doing, yeah. >> now, one of the big reasons you're able to do what you do is because of food-bank support. >> yes, that's correct. >> so, tell me how that works. >> i've been going to church about a year and a half -- trinity church -- to get the food available for us, and then we pick up the produce, and then we go there, pick all the fresh fruits and vegetables, and then there's also, you know, canned goods and meats, and then once we get that, it helps that we make salads, 'cause it's very expensive to do that, 'cause i currently work at a grocery store, and it's still very expensive to try to get the fresh fruits and vegetables for us. so, once we do that, we bring it home, and that seems to help us out quite a bit. >> and then they get the food from another source. >> yes. second harvest food bank. >> and second harvest is so awesome. i love working with them. they were even kind enough to help you with being here today. >>

parking market octavia neighborhood has along been and remains a walkable place with access to public transit and the slide shows the shares in the planned areas kroorgs to the consensus data in 2013 the parking vicinity was conducted by the transbay joint powers authority and found that over 20 percent of the citywide parking are within the planning and unmetered parking places on-street parking and off-street parking for non-residential parking in the planned areas the adoption of the market octavia is the zoning district that monitored one-on-one parking requirements instead of a closed parking lots the report accounted for prior to the approval and projects that were subject to the new rules in the last 57 years 200 and 40 parking spaces were permitted in the residential development in the planned area a great reduction since the last period with 6 hundred and 3. >> and in terms of impact fees collected 3 wanted plus millions for the housing projects and total of 8. 7 million have been collected during the reporting period the planning department projected over $19 million that was used t

on the data driven elements of this and expand and integrate the shared mobility services with public transit and incorporate shared and connected vehicles when they are ready to be brought to market. [inaudible] work better together and provide more access to mobility without the car ownership and also save customers time and money. a big focus of the grant is customer focus and figure out the opportunity we can improve the customer experience in the transportation system. from all the research we have done we know vehicle technology can meet multiple city goals if guided effectively. they can reduce traffic fatality, reach the [inaudible] and reduce [cough]. we think we combine the suvss together and should be able to see something that is trans formational and [inaudible] shift more priority for things we care about which is walking transit and cycling but also if we can save up the demand for needed to use the parking garages we can potentially transform them and create affordable housing is that is a huge opportunity to reclaim some of our public space dedicated for private car use over

we have transit and transportation and getting people from one place to the next is not only public transitt demand management we'll by looking at other things hike bike sharing and pedestrian improvements we'll put together marketing and walking to get from one place to the next without streetscapes that's another three-legged stool he wanted to talk about and putting that that way will decreasing the public transit and the final piece market timing is a challenging piece for commissioner vice president richards that prop m works two well, we had a sewer place of office allocation i don't know we can do anything about that in terms of the future no matter what system people don't do things in a linear fashion and market timing is a challenging thing i'll argue that is in the governments role we r a long terms goal and - keep our eyes on the prices we think things are going to the future and right now population and density, walkable neighborhoods, liveable cities smart cities with you know a lot of technology and different things that help the cities overflow room work together and not foc

that's why i was a big proponent and took public transit a lot -- took the subway to work for a numberf years -- just so people can see that you go through the same thing they go through. >> your security detail doesn't let you take taxis anymore. >> no, they don't. they frown on the subway, too. >> sure. >> but i'm still gonna use it from time to time. >> the club valiants, the black fire union, is upset with you because you are replacing derrick sawyer. you made him acting commissioner back in december. you want to wait for the announcement as to who's replacing him, but what do you have to say about club valiants? why are you unhappy with derrick sawyer's leadership? >> well, it's not derrick sawyer directly. it's sometimes in a department, you need a fresh set of eyes from outside. we had that when john timoney came in, we had that when chuck ramsey came in. i didn't feel that the police department needed a set of outside eyes this time, so we went with richard ross, and everyone is happy with him. it's not anything about commissioner sawyer or anyone else in that department. it's

on the data driven elements of this and expand and integrate the shared mobility services with public transit and incorporate shared and connected vehicles when they are ready to be brought to market. [inaudible] work better together and provide more access to mobility without the car ownership and also save customers time and money. a big focus of the grant is customer focus and figure out the opportunity we can improve the customer experience in the transportation system. from all the research we have ne we know vehicle technology can meet multiple city goals if guided effectively. they can reduce traffic fatality, reach the [inaudible] and reduce [cough]. we think we combine the suvss together and should be able to see something that is trans formational and [inaudible] shift more priority for things we care about which is walking transit and cycling but also if we can save up the demand for needed to use the parking garages we can potentially transform them and create affordable housing is that is a huge opportunity to reclaim some of our public space dedicated for private car use over to

public transit is plentiful.e dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise over the bay. this is another one of our great l

now the more appropriate revenue source for funding our public transit system is a progressive tiered fee. this is one of those options and alternates. we can ask for developers who can give more to our public transit system and certainly a lot more than our working-class residents that get slapped with a $600-800 tow away charge for one singular mistake and yet this board is now going to stay they can't support a slight increase in the transportation sustainability fee. i think that this is an important policy question for this board to continue to tackle? there there are ways that are not as regressive to continue to invest in our transit system and members have said they would introduce a set aside or supplemental appropriation if of which i think we all agree is right thing to do. i think this is one of those appropriate revenue sources to help continue to support our rich and well-developed public transit system. so i will be voting to support supervisor avalos' amendments today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. supervisor avalos. >> thank you. just to continue my political theater,

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i'm taking public transit or uber. and just a little bit of walking.thy, go ahead and take a walk. you'll save yourself a lot of grief and it's fun walking in san francisco on opening day. let's see what we have now. we look at the commute in oakland. the a's are playing against the white house. and that's a game as well. if you're going to the coliseum. the same advice applies. taking public transportation especially with bart stopping at the coliseum. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a lot of people drive into the city in the morning obviously. and then people will be driving to at&t park or getting into the city and that's a crowded day in and out of the city. and we're looking at a serious crash. brian was on the scene between sterling hills and country hills. a car has run into a tree with major injuries and an investigation. brian will have more on that coming up later. at 6:48. let's go to steve now. >> red sky in the morning, sal, sailors take warning. >> i see. >> we have a beautiful sunrise but a sign of things to come. we have a

. >>> if you're going to the game, you can use public transit wit metro stations, galgr rygalg ga 34r5 place, judiciary and metro station staying open later until 12:45. >> and if you're riding the subway, you may not need the umbrella, but to get to and from the subway, you may need it. so be umbrella ready. this is probably the heaviest of the rain for the next couple days, but more rain steady rain chances come back late saturday night in to the day sunday. but what to expect for your thursday, outside a picture is worth 1,000 words and there are 1,000 ways to say cloudy, cool and nasty. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. moderate rain coming our way. tapering back to just occasional showers for this evening. this is not our last chance with rain at all. 100% chance for rain today. 50%, we're keeping rain out of the forecast here for saturday, but there is still a chance for some showers mainly late in the day on saturday. could even get a rumble or two of thunder on sunday. so the weather will mess up your plans in a big way. outdoor plans today need to be rescheduled or brought i

the city is urning parade goif goers to use public transit. the broad streeft light and norristown high speed line. they'll provide service from villanova. >>> how do you feel about tomorrow's parade? are you excited or worrying about the impact on your commute? head over to our facebook page and let us know what you think. head over to our facebook page and leave us a like and a comment. >>> if you're at work and want to watch, we've got you covered. we're going to be live streaming on nbc 10's app and www.nbc10.com. >>> 6:18 and it is a mild morning. we're running about 25 degrees warmer than yesterday. clouds are mere now. we're just waiting for the rain. 56 degrees at philadelphia international. the wind out of the south at 15 miles an hour. that will help with the warmup and help push temperatures even as the clouds start producing rain later th er thir this morns afternoon. it's already in central pennsylvania. look at the line of some more moderate showers. even the possibility of heavy downpours with this one. massive snow to the nonch

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public transit is plentiful.we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise over the bay. this is another

he got the endorsement of the public transit union, workers union, here in new york, which is huge. of all, he marched with the verizon workers who are on strike at verizon. and then a ceo said you're for the working people and i'm not. i think he's on a roll. now he's going to go to the vatican and get the pope's blessing. what more could you want? >> his wife was here at cnn and criticized the dnc for the rules, basically calling it rigged. she went even further. >> you have to admit the way that they're doing things in terms of superdelegates and in terms of how delegates are put out there doesn't make a lot of sense to the average person. we're saying it's wrong. >> wrong? >> we're saying it's not a democratic way to carry out an election. >> does she have a point in vermont where he got 86% of the vote? >> i want to take this moment to welcome bernie sanders and jane sanders to the democratic party. i think it is necessary to understand that bernie sanders signed up to become the democratic nominee. it's not unfair. there is no metric by which bernie sanders is winning this rac

usually drive alone for commuting and running errands and rare than car will intoing or taking public transit. >> judge has thrown out a lawsuit against san francisco's commuter pilot program which is called google bus and and i the technical employees to work. it raises apartment rents in and a scrum said the lawsuit was moot because it was filed during the pilot program which has ended. >> if you want to clear on the warriors at oracle arena the next round of the playoffs, today is the day to get your ticket. >> trend in time off from work is creating controversy among parents. some people without kids now say they deserve maternity leaves. >> first, a beautiful sunrise out of marin right new looking toward the city. we have weather and traffic on we have weather and traffic on through the ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >> now the traffic alert, a shot of san ramon southbound 680, near bollinger canyon and in i am not mistaken it looks like all lanes are now on. that just happened. the crews are on the right

aluminum and steel there you can't put air-conditioning units on the roof, which are standard in public transit. >> reporter: why? the tube isn't tall enough. air conditioners must be mounted underneath the cars, a maintenance headache that will take a car out of service for hours rather than minutes for a rooftop unit. it's not just the cars and the track, it's also electrical propulsion system, station design, ticket machine. when you have a custom-built system, you get a couple of extras. >> one is, your projects are costlier. the other challenge is your projects take longer. >> reporter: oh, one more thing with the project. >> there's a chance it won't work or won't work the first time. >> they are significant challenges. i wouldn't argue with that. >> reporter: for all of the problems, larry believes in the design. >> the people who designed bart and sold bart did an incredible job for the community. >> former bart manager says that he believes that the system got overcrowded and that maintenance took a backseat to expansion. that's the story jackson is working on for tonight. watch it her