in 1913 this was the invasion that made cars available for almost everyone, the assembly park. and it created the first cars to drive through yosemite park. and what happens when two people end up loving the same car, sometimes they find love for each other. >>> good eving and welcome to a second look. i'm julie haener. this year marks the 100th anniversary of an industrial invasion that revolutionaried transportation in america. it was in 1913 that henry ford started using the invasion. bob mckenzy looked at the significance of that change. >> reporter: in the early days of the century, maneuvering your horse and buggy down market street was no picnic. particularly with those pesky new horseless carriages scaring the horses and mucking up the air. of course you had to be rich to own an automobile which didn't add in their popularity with everybody else. the auto owned the streets in san francisco in the next decade. but it was still the rich who owned them. henry ford changed all that. instead of making cars one at a time, the ford factory mass produced them with an idea called

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an update on the north east mission parking plan a few other items of note the -- machines for the central subway are arriving the first one is actually here and is currently be a assembled it's a 750 ton 350 foot long machine it will take 4 to 6 weeks to assemble and we're currently scheduled for a launch in early june the second launch would be late august early september so pretty significant milestones and physically impressive work that's happening in this next phase of the project. other good news -- the 62 harbor diesel electric buses that you all approved last year have gun begun to arrive. and also training we're training our operators and mechanics on

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. >> the state assembly passed a bill today that will outlaw local governments from policing drivers who park at broken meters. this bill aims to restore what had been the law in california letting drivers park free at broken meters some cities started to enact laws to fine the drivers. the bill goes to the state senate. >> still ahead extremely rare sight during the president's news conference with turkey's prime minister. >> and this is a view from our east bay hills cram. looking at mainly blue skies. will it last among? >> another live look at traffic this afternoon this, is highway 87. exit you can see here is julian street by the shark tank. traffic moving nicely in both directio >>> berlin's newest tourist atrack is drawing attention from protestors. take a look a life-sized barbie doll house opened thup week and has a live size version of the malibu dream house but attracted an antibarbie brigade. protestors shouted pink stinks on the opening day. it will remain there until august then go on a tour around europe. >> okay. the marines stepped in to save the day today, kind of. >> yeah.

lot of the summer having, okay, what issue is really going to take hold, what do people really respond to. it was all strategizing. so we started off with this series of popular assemblies in parksduring the day before they could kick us out, about -- we had one on climate change, we had one on police brutality, stop and frisk, things like that we had one on debt, and that was by far the biggest. lots of people got very excited because everybody's in the same situation. they can't talk about it, they're ashamed, and it was incredibly cathartic for people to compare notes with one another. and they wanted to do it again. and it turned into a debt campaign. one of the first problem problems we had was, well, how do you mobilize people around that? i mean, capitalism has shifted. most of the profits of wall street are from direct ex-traction largely -- extraction largely through debt. it's not from exploiting wages. but, you know, when you're exploiting wage, everybody's in something like the same place. they can talk to each other, they can form unions. what would be the equivalent in these new economic foreign rums? and we've been thinking about that -- forums? we've been thinkin

an update on the north east mission parking plan a few other items of note the -- machines for the central subway are arriving the first one is actually here and is currently be a assembled it's a 750 ton 350 foot long machine it will take 4 to 6 weeks to assemble and we're currently scheduled for a launch in early june the second launch would be late august early september so pretty significant milestones and physically impressive work that's happening in this next phase of the project. other good news -- the 62 harbor diesel electric buses that you all approved last year have gun begun to arrive. and also training we're training our operators and mechanics on them and putting them through the rigors of the san francisco environment to make sure they meet all of our performance requirements they should be in service probably sometime in june and this was as you recall nearly fifty million dollar contract it significantly streamlined and reduced our costs and enabled us to get these buses to the streets sooner so san francisco can look forward to 62 more buses getting here this summer. there will be no snow in minnesota as the production ramps up these are the 40 foot bu

a montana man has died in a rock climbing accident as he tried to climb to the top of al capp said in an assembly national parkter a rock and dislodged and several hit his role as he and a partner were 2,300 ft. above the yosemite valley floor. he fell about 230 ft., with the second line eventually stopping this fall, but leaving him and dangling and hanging motionless. rescue teams were flown in, where rangers were able to capture his body. >> park officials are responded to this outbreak appropriately and with that policy. they have to determine whether not-were the cause of hantavirus. >> students at the community colleges are around the state are taking more classes' during the summer and not having to wait a another semester or year. the state passed a bill to help students complete their degrees. it will cost more fees for classes' and you will be charged a non reza the rate. this is compared to $46. >> we have good news for bay area teams try to get around the peninsula. that will have discounted youth passes in san carlos. you can also mail or fax end your orders to get your bus pass. this is for write

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the national transportation safety board assembled a team of investigators expected to arrive later today. abc news. >> back here in our area, one construction worker is dead and another seriously injured after a parking garage partially collapsed. this happened at the westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. construction crews were trying to remove a support beam when the collapse occurred. >> i would say, like, a really loud bomb. >> they extricated the one and send them to a local hospital. >> it took them four hours to free the surviving worker, trapped by thousands of pounds of concrete. a parking site was not open to the public. in business news, a settlement over price minute relation with e-books. some dc consumers should expect money back. >> and even though the economy is improving, many met -- military members are still struggling. linda bell joins us live from bloomberg headquarters good morning. today, millions of drivers are taking to the roads for the memorial day road trip. locations in terms and crash risk. even though dc is a popular destination, it has the highest rate of collisions in the group, some of the highest task -- gas prices, and traffic is pretty bad, as you know. everybody

assembly we lost about 25 percent of our general budget. >> got it. >> and that's frankly why the conversations that are happening at the level and a lot of cities across the country we're not closing our parks we're creating strategies to grow them. this years budget will - i want to start but we have some budget and principles that we apply to our budget with recreation and parks open >> aligns we have broubt these principles to the commission for public discussion. they guide our choices. to make sure our programs are sustained in our community. we presented our budget proposal at the recreation and park committee. we do try to keep our community and advocates up to date on our solutions. so turning to our solutions continued revenue global. we believe we can concur no more cuts without feeling the pinch of our program delivery. we've been budgeting very skefrl and our parking garages we have 4 garages have redenounced quite strongly. we're planning on revenue growth for our special event and permits to break that 3 hundred and 50 thousands of dollars. those are not increased fees it is rather increased demand in efficiency and awe signing and accommodating the increased demand. about 3 h