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If theres any Lessons Learned its that this can never happen again. That deal must be approved by barts board of directors and put up for a vote by the two unions. Now, with trains currently not running, the ferries might be your best bet getting into San Francisco. San Francisco Bay ferry will continue its bart strike schedule through the end of the day. 12 boats instead of eight have been running during the strike. Lets check in with liza battalones on the cbs traffic alert. As we eagerly await bart to Start Service this morning, they are offering free shuttle buses from the nine stations in...

Welcome to the willis report, your show, your money, your voice. And tonight getting a great deal used to be that electronic goods retailers, camera stores, tv purchase for the vote was willing to handle. Highend retailers are entertaining offers below the sticker price. How do you do that and how low can you go. How soon do you have no . A consumer adviser to mention that marketing company. Welcome back to the show. Thank you for having me. Gerri is a lot of different kinds of retailers out there. I read that nordstroms is not allowing their Sales Associates to do a little haggling. Then adve...

‘Absolute chaos:’ Floridians want coronavirus vaccine answers Floridians 65 and older are next in line to get the coronavirus vaccine, but it’s unclear how that will happen.     Hundreds of people wait in line Tuesday at the STARS Complex in Fort Myers to receive the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. [ ANDREW WEST/THE NEWS-PRESS | AP ] Updated Dec. 30, 2020 Images out of Lee County have already become a national spectacle: Florida seniors swaddled in blankets, camping out in lines overnight outside of testing sites for their chance at receiving a coronavirus vaccine...

up. >> if you look at the tsa line you decent see it spilling out into the street and won't see that but it is a boom time for the airlines because ticket prices are up and fuel prices are down, and in addition to that all of those fees are making mints for airlines, estimated at $6 billion. with almost 2.5 million people expected to fly per day the airline industry is looking to reach into record territory this summer. not that anyone notices. >> not too bad. wasn't too bad of a crowd. the lines moved easy and everything. the checkpoints was pretty fairly simple. >> reporter: expect...