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money will not change. tuesday stated that there will be some wiggle room or maybe some wiggle room if that means reaching a deal. look at things that make provide cost savings compared to what we are offering. we are looking at those things as well. reporter: we will see if they get anywhere but what we do not know if trains will run tomorrow through it again, that decision was made yesterday by the unions. when that announcement will come tonight i do not know. the public is still in limbo because what because of that limbo or a decision made late last night bart official state that to cause more passengers traveling on bart to between four and 10 tomorrow when they compared and still having some impact even though the trains are running catherine: think you bay and yes that is very frustrating for some people. here s a quick look at the scene during the last bart strike in july commute chaos. helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. jammed freeways, packed catheri
giant ambush. it was crazy. captio captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs e this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. francis is a very different pope and today he seat dramatically different tone for the world s billion-plus catholics, including 75 million here in the united states. the pope, who moved so easily among the faithful, even calling some on the phone, did not change the rules or the teachings of the church, but in a ground breaking interview with the jesuit magazine today francis laid out his vision saying that the church must be more welcoming and merciful or it will fall like a house of cards. here s michelle miller. reporter: this was the most extensive interview pope francis has given since being elected in march. he was blunt about the church s mission. we cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage, and the use of contraceptive methods. we have to find a new balance or, he warned the church is li
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