live where you live, this is abc 7 news. new at 11:00, a major milestone for san francisco s billion dollar central subway project. tonight abc 7 news went deep underground for a first look at the station that will some day be filled, of course, with commuters. good evening, i m dan ashley. i m ama daetz. one of the stations in the central subway project is getting its first pour of concrete. and once completed in 2019, muni metro service will be extended all the way into chinatown. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us live. cornell. reporter: ama, dan, project managers calling this a real milestone. concrete being poured at this muni station. you d never know it but hundreds of workers below stockton street tonight making it happen. we saw it all, but getting there wasn t easy. 70 cement mixers were lined up around union scare for the big pour, and it is all happening deep below the earth. reached the bottom, and we re today we re pouring, an al
when i have an asthma attack. i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child s next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. new at 11:00, a major milestone for san francisco s billion dollar central subway project. tonight abc 7 news went deep underground for a first look at the station that will some day be filled, of course, with commuters. good evening, i m dan ashley. i m ama daetz. one of the stations in the central subway project is getting its first pour of concrete. and once completed in 2019, muni metro service will be extended all the way into chinatown. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us live. cornell. reporter: ama, dan, project managers calling this a real milestone. concrete being poured at this muni station. you d never know it but hundreds of workers below stockton street tonight making it happen. we saw it all, but getting there wasn t easy. 70 cement mix
we saw it all, but getting there wasn t easy. 70 cement mixers were lined up around union scare for the big pour, and it is all happening deep below the earth. reached the bottom, and we re today we re pouring, an all-day pour. that noise is tons of cement being pumped down from stockton street to the platform level of the future union square station on the central subway line. hundreds of people working underground. you can see yourself walking in here, you don t see much activity on the surface with the exception of the trucks lined up. reporter: reporting this story took some leg work, up and down ladders and across cat walks. our escort said, don t look down. told us we would need ear plugs down here and they were right. so loud, 100 feet underground. check this out. this is 700 cubic yards of concrete being poured looks like. these workers not taking breaks. they will be at it for at least the next five hours. reporter: this animation shows what the union s
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cia misled the white house, members of congress, and the american people time after time about what was really going on. keeping detainees awake for days, in stress positions, repeatedly water boarding detainees and sexually abuse family members, aggressive use of rectal tubes. the list goes on and on. this is from just the summary of the report. the details are certainly hard to listen to. but they re important to know about. we re going to go into more detail in a moment. first there s breaking news tonight related to this. a warning tonight about what repercussions could be coming from terror groups here in the united states. our justice correspondent pamela brown joins me live on the latest with that. what do you know about the terror warning? the fbi and dhs sent out a bulletin, anderson, warning law enforcement agencies across the country that terrorists may try to exploit the findings as propaganda and use it as a recruiting tool. and it could spark online reaction.