, for those who don't know you i'm heather green of capital plan.hank you for the opportunity to speak before this group. a brief note. you've heard now a couple times at this meeting about the office of resilience and capital planning since the last convening of this group. i think brian's first day he came to this session and since that time we have merged the office of recovery and emergency to one office so we are thinking about all capital infrastructure from a resilience mind-set and percolate that with so many of your agencies as we think of our future environment as we ultimately provide our physical ground for our residents and workers. we have this resilient strategy which you maybe familiar with and i will use that to provide some structure for our remarks. you can find that in full on our website at one san francisco.org. the first of our resilience, we made progress against all four of the resilient schools and our strategy which was published last april 16. the first is to plan and prepare for tomorrow. certainly the work of this room

heather: thank you, appreciate it. >> green energy advocates grabbing at straws, a california democratk up waiters and waitresses to combat climate change. ♪ heather: here is alive look in davos, switzerland where donald trump is heading to meet with the rwandan president, as expected, to meet with the president of switzerland and following that, at 8:00 eastern, talking about america first, america is open for business. we follow this live throughout the day as the president continues his trip to davos, switzerland. now time for your morning pick me up and that could be declared a cancer risk. reviewing a law that requires businesses to post warnings about health risk. the drink contains acrylamide listed as a carcinogen by the world health organization. every place that serves coffee in california would post warnings signs. next time you eat out you might have to ask for straw. a lawmaker and company are providing a bill that would punish waiters for providing unsolicited plastic straws. rule breakers could face up to 6 months in jail and a $1000 fine. the lawmaker says he is trying

heather: let's talk about mcdonald's and sustainable packaging, mcdonald's set a goal, 100% sustainable packaging by 2025. >> mcdonald's wants to go green talk about sustainable packaging this is renewable, recyclable or certified sources. they want to reach this goal by 2025 and have recycling. 100% of its restaurants. they have 10% recycling in its restaurants and 50% of its packaging from renewable resources so they have a long way to go. hopefully they can do this but they say this is demand from customers who want to see them take action and temperament these greener practices. heather: helping our heroes donald trump promising to do whatever it takes to give our nation's veterans the care and respect they deserve. to discuss the impact of the trump administration on the lives of american veterans, marine corps veteran and executive director of concerned veterans of america, dan caldwell, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on again, i appreciate it. >> let's begin with the va and increasing accountability at the va not the least of which, one of many things donald trump has accomplished. >> this is a big accomplis

heather: let's go to airline travel, one of the great things is watching tv and movies especially on a long flight. >> reporter: that may come to an end because those greensphased out because they cost too much money and airlines want to save a little bit so the new york times says they cost $10,000 a seat and they are bulky, not only expensive but also technologically obsolete. they are phasing those out. qantas airways one of the first to announce they will be using the apps and your personal device to stream any tv, the others in the us are doing this as well. heather: not good news. tsa announcing the top ten most unusual finds of 2017. >> reporter: they have found unusual things in carry on and checked bags. these -- they found them aggressive odor eater, not sure what that is, milwaukee airport, a replica rifle umbrella, a carry-on item they have taken away, festively wrapped, and a face tenderizer. the tsa tweeted a picture of this, looks kind of like a weapon. not sure what you would do with it but it was found in a carry-on bag. everything from out of the ordinary items to strange beauty items. heather: satan's pizza cutter? let's investigate thi