our goal was to reduce racial difficult parrott in the criminal justice system, improve safety and well-being, yet reduce the cost of the criminal justice system saving taxpayer dollars. we knew the success of this policy hinged on stakeholders investing this law work. an attestment to years worth of teamwork, it is coming to the full board for historic vote including both hometown youth papers san francisco chronicle and examiner. once this ordinance passes today, hopefully with the unanimous support from this board, san francisco while following the best practices of over 10 states and 56 municipalities will be the first local down the box lock in the country that covers affordable housing, below market rate units, contractors with the city, private employers with 20 or more employees. the policies embodied in this act helped open the doors of opportunity for all which make our city safer, healthier and stronger for everyone. questions for conviction history can still occur, but only after a live initial interview and decision-makers will still have an opportunity fully vet applicants like

the first is canadian snowboarder max parrott.tyle in snowboarding. >> this is the one shaun white pulled out of because he said it was too dangerous. that is unbelievable. some guy during practice broke his collarbone, another suffered a concussion. it is a long obstacle course that ends with several high jumps with several high jump. >> the next picture -- >> that look like erik schatzker. >> the qualifier for the lady's competition, the u.s., hannah kearney led the way. >> short skis. >> she did that at new hampshire, she was at dartmouth. they just want -- the athletes are getting better and better, and every olympics is the same, they just make the courses tougher and tougher. they have reached a point where i guess there are some serious issues. but ik i did that once, did not do it on purpose. >> next we have got the russian figure skaters that led the qualifications. >> i saw adam johnson and that outfit, i think it was two fridays ago. [laughter] >> oh, come on. >> adam has a total makeover, he looks completely different.

showing the strength and feats like pushing around parrotts or even pulling a pickup truck. i know what i'm asking for for christmas. got to have me one. >> reporter: yeah, well, you got to have some income to afford. $8,500. but like charlie's wife says what's $8,500 compared to a hospital bill for a wrenched back. in a bigger storm you have to use it three or four times. the remote-controlled snowplow isn't even their weirdest invention. this is. >> when we're raising the golf cart around, we lost control a couple times and it went right through the chain link fence. >> reporter: so they're not actually selling it. as for the snowplow -- imagine what the dog would make of it. and what it would make of the door mat. probably walk all over it. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> okay. so i'm laughing at myself because initially when they said two car batteries, i said that's not cheap. >> neither is the $8,000. >> i thought, well, if you got $8,000 i guess you got the money for the batteries. >> kids don't go around with shovels anymore, 15, 20 bucks to shovel the driveway. you k