. ♪ sibile, you are chasing the ongoing saga of the port authority bus terminal. >> a cosmetic makeovere getting, basically a facelift. very well-known image consultant and has worked with fortune 500 companies ceos. you can see her picture here high fashion expert. basically i met with this high-caliber fashion expert to get what she thinks of the port authority. hundreds of thousands of people walk through every single day. she walked around. holding a commuter chat. a table and a couple of representatives. basically a chance for people to vent. i asked what she thinks. >> not very warm, warm, not very open. how many homeless people think like this. this. make it zero more welcoming place and a safer place functionality like wi-fi. >> the port authority is spending $90 million for this facelift. there 1st focus is better cell phone connectivity and new bathrooms. so to find out what it looked like, we went inside. i'm in the port authority bus terminal bathroom that has been renovated. this is what we do when we're in the bathroom. the bathroom stepping inside. did not think i would b

. >> sibile you are chasing the continuing saga of the jersey bridges and you have got new video that'slittle surprising and maybe a little shocking especially be won over the bridge this morning. >> for drivers it looks like their luck is running out passing the 2-dollar a gallon mark. the threat of the gas tax is looming overhead because the transportation trust fund is supposed to be broke by july 1. check out this video. it shows you why money is needed for the trust fund. it was done by the new jersey lines for action. the location is the bridge on county route 514 between france and township in the borough pills don't. because of this they close the bridge in january for urgency repairs. i went to the site by the bridge and it almost touches the dnr canal. so if the bridge were to have collapsed you are straight in the water. no one can save you at that point. the new jersey lines for action said it needs to be completely replaced. right now there's some money in the trust fund to do that. i also spoke to fill beach and the president of the ng alliance for action. >> you have to u

have a when the advisory and this is a look of a sustained winds we have right now fairfield 257 sibilate of 15 in concord you could make out from the smog exactly where the winds are coming from the sickly hired an elevation that is when they looked to be particularly strong third seven months out of that amount him the higher you go to trial those winds are the areas in blue are the ones that been targeted by the national weather service's which in effect until 10:00 the to the coastal hills in the north says all this fifth the hills and the napa and sonoma valley of the delta of that is where the wind will be the strong this sustained fission the 30 the gusting at times possibly up to four is a '50s miles per hour. >>james: a lot of debris blown across the rows be careful as ride jiving around for rivera said the impact of that body of the golden gate bridge not because the cab when the advisory but because we have a flight is one of the few things we can see the windage is keeping the stretcher and out is not dropping at all this come from the north and a strong it is where tempers ar