the musse county center in san francisco has reached a major milestone. city officials were on hand as the final steel beam was put into place. the convention center expansion is expected to help the city's economy. mark farrell says it will boost convention business and allow tourism businesses to hire more people. the new and improved musse county center is expected to reopen later this year. coming up next the new hampshire woman who won a jackpot has won her lawsuit to stay anonymous. she's been fighting to keep her name out of the set -- headlines . last month, she sued the new hampshire lottery commission and yesterday the judge said the woman had proof in that her right to privacy with the public's interest in learning her name. the commission gave her lawyers 260 for million dollars after taxes were deducted so that she could start donating to local charities where she bought that ticket, about 10 minutes from my old house. >> oh, really? >> can you imagine? >> wednesday's drawing is for hundred 20 million. still have a chance. >> hold onto that. >> 4:20 six is the time right now. students are preparing to walk out of school to protest gun violence. we will detailed what is expected. com

pyrotechnics are very important to the city's economy. now, what toshiba ‘s. ng picture from earlier in the week, a burgerflipping robot flipping burgers in pasadena will stop after one day on the job, he has burgers in pasadena will stop after one day on thejob, he has been forced to take a break because he was too slow. his human helpers are now getting more time and training so now getting more time and training so that the robot can keep up with a burger demands. they can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. goodbye. hello there. very different feel to the weather this coming weekend. looks like we'll see some very mild conditions for most of us, compared to what we had last weekend. a big area of low pressure moving up from the south—west, feeding in this mild air, but also a lot of cloud, and also quite a lot of rain, too. rains continuing to move northwards during the overnight period, not really reaching the northern half of scotland, so here it will remain quite chilly. but much milder airfeeding into england and wales, and by saturday

the bay area. >>> reaching a major milestone. city officials were on hand yesterday at the final steel beam -- as the final steel beam was put in place. the $550 million convention center expansion will help the city's economy. the mayor says the bigger center will boost convention business and allow tourism businesses to hire more workers. the new in -- and improved moscone center set to open later this year. >>> powerball winner has been fighting to keep her name out of the headlines since she won back in january. last month, she sued the new hampshire lottery commission and yesterday, a judge said the woman had proven that her right to privacy outweighed the public's interest in learning her name. last week, the commission gave her lawyers a 260 for million- dollar check, the amount left from her lump sum after taxes were deducted so she could start donating for local charities. just so you know, i think powerball is in the for hundred million -- fonner 20 million bucks. maybe you can do it, too. >>> coming up, students are preparing to walk out of school to protest gun violence. we will detail what is expected as dozens of barriers schools -- at dozens of bay area schools tomorrow. >>> a new plan to dec

the city's general fund. the charter is set up to get a portion of the city's general fund revenue. when the city economy is doing well and the revenues are flowing they flow to our agency and that is strong during this period of economic growth. at the same time some of our revenue sources parking revenues and muni transit fare revenues are flat or declining. putting that together we see the revenues growing very slowly. this chart gives you a sense of where the revenues come from and you can see what is good we have a diversified source of revenues. a lot of other agencies, particularly transit agencies don't have this diversity. a big chunk from general fund and parking and traffic and transit fares and grant the state and other sources. while the general fund portion of pie is strong. the transit fares and parking revenues are flat or not declining. the expenditures are growing at a faster rate than the revenues. it is driven by labor costs, the 6,000 people who do a great job delivering service and the service we provide each day. we need to pay them and keep up with the cost of living. what we nego

the section ritual happened before a crowd of city officials. the men and women who have worked on the $550 million expansion project. the bigger convention center expected to help the city's economyo the restaurants and hotels. the real small businesses and is -- and big businesses that cut the pin on the convention business.'s. it will open later this year and will boost convention business and allow tourism to hire more workers.>>> how a man's quick thinking is being credited with helping to save a woman's life.>>> bill martin is tracking a wet week ahead. the timing of each storm. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly app developers to mexico city. no

happened before a crowd of city officials and the men and women who have worked on the $550 million expansion project. the bigger convention center is expected to help the city's economymuch to the bars, to the restaurants, to the hotels. the small businesses and big businesses alike in san francisco that depend on our business. >> the bigger center scheduled to open later this year will boost convention, business, and allow tourism businesses to hire more workers. >>> coming up, the 49ers' newest member spoke from the bay area today. what richard sherman talks about his thanksgiving feast at levi stadium. that's all coming up next. >>> i have always been a richard sherman fan. you've got to admit, he is a great quarterback and it's really cool to have him on the niners. >> a lot of people, if you asked them, who is the last guy you ever thought would wind up with the 49ers? remember, we were up there, for the championship game, and he popped off a little bit. but we are going to see a lot of activity around the nfl. the free-agent free-for-all officially starts wednesday. they have a legal tampering time but there is a mockup of what it's going to look like to see ri

because they say every dollar invested by amazon in seattle generated an additional dollar 40 for the city's economyg plans for this site in chicago. 70 acres on the river to be developed into a river walk skate park, climbing wall, sports stadium that they may name after amazon. could be a fitting home for amazon, the site of an old mill with old technology replaced by the new. >> in chicago. >>> 36,000 pounds of cocaine being destroyed in southern california. details on this drug bust taking tons of coke off the street.>>> lawmakers are working to keep the lights on. the tourists are making this. in washington i will have all the details, coming up. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepa

the minihe city of economy of georgia stated they had contacted the skiift producer and will investigate incident. >> review paul has become the first -- ru paul has become the first drag queen to be audienced a star on the hollywood walk -- awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame. jane fonda, who presented the should have e star been three times the size of all the others. this is the world's most expensive chocola and it's gone on display in portugal. it's filled with saffron threads, white truffle, all sorts deliciousness, all in 23 carrot edible gold leaf. only 1,0 are being made but the precious sweet is priced at almost $9.500. >> i'm katty kay. join me and my co-host christiar fr for "beyond is00 days." wed look forwo seeing you then, here on pbs. >> national presentation of bbc world news is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> you're watching pbs. what president trump's visit to san diego and a congressional race in pennsylvania m california. >>> the police chief for oakland schools says arming teachers will not make school

the third a city in california to ban for sales. business leaders are opposed to the ban saying it will negatively impact the cities retail economy. cused of trying to escape from chp has crashed into a fire hydrant. he was seriously injured. chp says officers had broken off their vehicle pursuit of the man before he lost control of his car. the unidentified 24-year old man has been arrested for evading officers. it took about two hours to shut the flow of water from the fire hydrant. that is some of your headlines on this thursday morning. back to you. >>> george lucas broke ground yesterday on his own museum. he search for a site for that museum for years. he plans to have it in san francisco, it never got on the ground, same story in chicago. so the museum is going to be built in exposition park near downtown los angeles. george lucas is funding the cost, it will feature his collection of artwork, it will include costumes and stage sets from his movies. >>> this morning students at cherry lid elementary are taking part in a community service project. the students are handing out hygiene products to the homeless. there teacher sa

perfect solution many residents lack bank accounts and the reach of the lord is limited to its namesake city venezuela's poor economy is pervasive meanwhile the central bank has responded by printing more money something critics say is only boosting inflation. that means the celebration will be brief or a lord but a celebration nonetheless. south africa has declared its current drought a national disaster water levels are so low people are only allowed minimal quantities especially in big cities this doesn't only affect the everyday lives but of course businesses south africa's wine industry one of the leading worldwide is among the hardest hit. three year long drought in the western cape is caused the region's dams to reach critically low water levels prompting the government to declare a national disaster individuals are being limited to just fifty liters a day to prevent to shut off water restrictions have not just hit families but businesses too including the region's world renowned wine industry well there's a small way to stop this because there is water. it's really actually improves quality to this is an ext

some of us just shot just yesterday before signing yeah he's already big boss jump up the african because city economy which is styles africa nigeria. now you. didn't. want to. i have to tell you that south africa is planning to sign the agreement. prison have up was our seed he's just for the body human who gave the order resists and he has. been. for nigeria. to believe that. joy in. year. four million reasons first prison hajji. is not decided to join. goodman well not to the point let me just jump in for a second because i want to bring our online community into this a lot of people discussing nigeria and what that might mean whether they can sign later on or not and what thought i want you to respond to you know sorry forgive me i want to laundry to respond to that about the disconnect between the people why he thinks the deals about that let's go to the street saying i think nigeria can still sign the agreement after consultation and understanding some terms and conditions and necessary amendments nigeria as usual being the mouthpiece of africa and this won't be anything different mokhtari what

finding out, drug penalties, whether you decriminalize drug crimes, the nature of the economy when the economy is back. charles: sanctuary citiestarting to take center stage. sean nelson said this. >> california is trying to poke the president in the eye and stir up trouble and involve our people by ordering them not to do the job of the federal government, but to not even cooperate with the function of federal law enforcement, and it's not good for our society and we are tired of being the pawns. charles: could you see the pendulum shift toward red as these egregious defines of federal law and common sense continue to be practiced there? >> california has a long road turning to red again. but i am hopeful because i know how passionate the patriots and citizens are there. and i know how passionate the legal immigrants are. they when they try to turn this into an immigrant issue. that's not way it's about it's about harboring criminal illegal aliens. here is the hidden danger in this. in many municipalities in kaiferlt's perfectly legal for non-citizens to vote in those elections. expect democrats to target that loophole and get

the u.k. economy it's usually about the financial sector the city of london the creative industries have also had growing relevance for britain's g.d.p. and those companies rely heavily on european talent and with their future status in the u.k. . businesses fear that gregg's it will hit them especially hot. it's a sophisticated tool that helps creatives with three d. animation they got who helped invented is from norway the majority of artists in the studio at nexus an independent production company based in london comes from the e.u. nexus provides interactive content and animation for international clients what's important for them to have access to young talent. is jeopardizing that. we're already seeing talent we would naturally come to london immediately after their studies on the hesitating and so they might move to barcelona or berlin or london is an expensive city as well so it's kind of slowly losing attraction the u.k. benefits hugely from london's reputation as a hub for creativity creative industries amount almost ten percent of all u.k. exports creative workers are in high deman

so it's really the cars and trucks in the city that are among the biggest drivers now of greenhouse gas emissions in san francisco. in terms of the economythe city continues to grow pretty significantly just in this strategic plan cycle. we've added nearly 50,000 people to the city, and for the near term, the growth is continuing. we're lower now than what economists say is the lowest that we can get. so we're essentially at full employment as economists would measure it. and what that means, as the economy grows, we need to attract more people into the city to work because we've run out of people here in the city it do the work. you see the nonresident growth in terms of jobs in san francisco has been growing over the years, so it's more people coming into the city, more people needing to get around the city. and as i reminded you last time, and i think the city economist did as well, we are in -- coming close to unprecedented length of post recession growth as part of the recovery. i did attend and hear economists speak last week, nobody is currently forecasting recession. everyone seems to generally think that current conditions, whil

narrator: 20 million people live here at the mouth of the yangtze river, in shanghai, the city that is the pulse of china's economymusic david sutton: this is the most dynamic place i've ever lived. and it could be the model for the world or it could be a disaster. narrator: shanghai is to china what new york is to america. a symbol of success and a warning about the price that may have to be paid. professor geoffrey heal: china isn't just an economic super power these days, it's a green house gas super power too. china has now overtaken the u.s. as the principle producer

our goal is to house the backbone economy in the city of san francisco.are in a housing krause his. it has spun -- crisis. it has spun out of control. we want to make it accessible to everyone. that is truly what we been able to do. >> reporter: is at three buildings in the concept? >> that is right. we are live with three locations and we have 12 under development. that will bring quite a bit of housing to the market over the next few years.>> is at just 12 in san francisco? >> yes and we are looking at the east bay and silicone valley. >> reporter: how much does it cost? >> each unit is the same size as a normal master bedroom and any home. it's 130 two 230 square feet. everyone has a private bathroom. we found that many people were in the large studios in one- bedrooms and not using their kitchens. they weren't using their living rooms either throughout the day. why don't we reduce the size of that and allow people to pay for far less. they can pay up to $2100 a month and combine the spaces where they would do activities with other people. that would b

the balanced budget by his predecessor. now to a look at russia's economy on the park military spending plays in this this engine production plant in the russian city of specializes in military machinery among its most important customers is the russian government and it has the money the economy grew. by one point five percent last year. russia's economic growth is mostly down to the recovery in the global economy and the associated recovery in the price of commodities like oil and natural gas russia is heavily reliant on income from oil and gas forty to fifty percent of that flows directly into russian government coffers it earns a lot more from the sale of commodities than it does from taxes. or. some of that money is spent on military hardware over the past few years russian military spending has climbed significantly but experts say that moscow's intervention in syria's civil war doesn't account for much of the total expenditure . if you look at the amount of fuel consumed to estimate the cost of staff and the cost of aircraft carrier deployment we come to around three billion euros that's about two percent of the defense budget over the last

city. what do they say about the president? >> reporter: yeah, look. this is a suburb of kansas city where the economy along and the president gets credit for that. but there is increasing concern about the direction that he is taking the country. liberty, missouri, in clay county, the kansas city suburbs. trump country. >> you voted for donald trump? >> i did. >> reporter: pam meadows, a piano teacher, registered republican and person of faith, said she likes preferring the his policies to his leadership style. the clay county economy growing since 2013. going gang busters now. today, jobs are plentiful, unemployment, less than 4%. >> i see the economy has turned around. i believe that he's definitely a straight shooter. and what we see is what we get. >> reporter: even the adult actress, stormy daniels, who claims she was harass bid those loyal to the president, doesn't shake her faith. >> i didn't vote for a pastor. i would not want him to be the person that led me in the areas of morality or my family or anything like that. that's not what a president is supposed to do. >> reporter: missouri went

the american economy. hurt americanably towns, cities, and states. they will hurt the local economy. they will cause jobs -- job loss for americans. i don't think these things will help anybody. shery: ambassador, thank you very much for your time today. china's ambassador to the u.s., nkai, with the latest response or tariffs imposed on china. ambassador cui: thank you. julie: imported interview. let's get to "first word" news with taylor riggs. taylor: president trump says he may veto the spending bill passed by the senate early today. that could lead to a government shutdown. the president is unhappy because the bill in his words, "abandons the undocumented immigrants known as streamers." it does not fully fund his border wall with mexico. last month john bolton set of preemptive u.s. strike on north korea would be legitimate. now he will be president trump's national security advisor. the president said bolton will replace h.r. mcmaster next month. for his hawkish views, and had openly campaigned for the job in recent weeks. in southern france, police say to people have been kill

the city 24 hours a day and there are some big salaries because we have some big multinational companies that are here. those companies have big buildings and all of this is driving the new york economyour city budget is 7 times bigger than our nearest competitor. these companies do not want to be, you know, basically boxed in by some silly city council rules that would basically not allow managers to reach out to employers over the weekend. we are a city that existed in 24/7 global marketplace. heather: it's not just new york city either. this is happening in cities all over the country where people are working more and more. >> part of the reason is because we have phones, our phones don't know when to disconnect or when to browse facebook or when to work emails. but in france, you could see they are struggling to implement these laws. heather: not helping can product i have. >> there was a study, french companies by law don't comply wit, don't have any behavioral change whatsoever. another company, big eu hr firm, one-third -- managers rather are still using emails on the weekend and probably the most shocking is what we think of french employees, one-third of french workers actua

perfect solution many residents lack bank accounts and the reach of the lord is limited to its namesake city venezuela's poor economyis pervasive meanwhile the central bank has responded by printing more money something critics say is only boosting inflation. that means the celebration will be brief or lord but a celebration nonetheless. it's a never ending story in venezuela and here's another never ending story it seems like fox bargains woes will continue forever the carmaker has confirmed that state prosecutors searched its voice spoke headquarters again in early march as part of an ongoing investigation into its diesel emissions cheating scandal public prosecutors on tuesday also raided rival car maker b m w's munich headquarters and offices in austria b.m.w. confirmed the raid saying prosecutors were looking into iran your sleep allocated software and more than eleven thousand luxury diesel models last month b.m.w. recall thousands of cars to fix engine management software saying it discovered that the wrong programming had been installed. that's all from the business desk but that attitude of car makers here

perfect solution many residents lack bank accounts and the reach of the lord is limited to its namesake city. venezuela's poor economyis pervasive meanwhile the central bank has responded by printing more money something critics say is only boosting inflation. that means the celebration will be brief or lorica but a celebration nonetheless. now with the most recent agreement on a transition period the european union and britain may have taken a decisive step towards the u.k. withdrawal from the bloc but potential pitfalls remain take a drive alter the colony on spain's southernmost tip belongs to britain but voted almost unanimously against pressing out its governor continues to insist that any bracks a deal must take if your balls are special status into consideration and you've brought us economy is looking for solutions as well. it's lunchtime here in the restaurant world trade center and anyone eating here who wants to pay with crypto currency bitcoin no problem speed transactions easy transactions of people taking back control of their own money away from. banks and governments and i think it's death in the futu

customers need but what we're hoping that she will do now is explain exactly how the british economy and the heart of the city of london surrounded by huge businesses and banks how the british economy will continue to flourish post breaks it there will be some details we expect coming soon just briefly before trade talks can begin there's still a host of unresolved issues surrounding the border between northern ireland on the republic of olive them and those issues just won't go away me why is that. i know that's right a host of outstanding issues but yes the border between northern ireland part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland remains a key sticking point really that needs to be thrashed out even more in december the british government committed to making sure that they would not be a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of violent but has failed to deliver any clearcuts idea is about how that will work in practice there have been to some suggestions of using high tech solutions of the kind used to monitor cars going in and out of central london and as congestion but then with the lac

victims of a huge shopping center fire in the russian city of camera which left sixty four people dead on sunday. should be good to be able to do to keep this economy stupid. president putin visits the city to pay his respects promising that those responsible will face justice. all people got a cross russia to commemorate those who lost their lives as authorities declare wednesday a day of national mourning. and in other news moscow says it won't tolerate borish no sound will respond past two dozen countries worldwide expelled russian diplomats in a show of solidarity with britain which blames mosco for the poisoning of a former double agent. as well welcome you're watching r.t. international with me making ara on. a wednesday has been a declared a national day of mourning in russia dozens of cities across the country have announced commemorative gatherings for choose day evening and we're showing you live pictures now from one of those vigils being held in central moscow at pushkin square as you can see huge crowds of people some holding white balloons. many people looking very solemn even some in tears as people come together in solidarity to rem

the place is totally out of control. we have century cities with criminals living in the century cities. the governor responded.>> thanks for the shout out, but bridges are better than walls. california remains the six largest economy in the world. and a prosperous state.>>> gavin newsom reacted to the president trip. by releasing a campaign video. the video called the border wall a monument to idiocy. it would be impossible to finish. he also accuses immigration officials of being personal armies of hate. who arrest people illegally and do not have criminal records. the video claims reporting illegal immigrants would eliminate five percent of the american work groups.>>> before the president left for california, he announced he had fired rex tillerson. rex tillerson learned of his firing via a tweet. have been at odds on a number of issues, including the iran deal, north korea and climate change. there is also the perception that rex tillerson was disloyal to the president.>> if you go back a little bit to the line that rex tillerson may have called to a moron, to takes names if you're disloyal, you will be eased out. >> the president has nominated mike pompeo, the cia chief, to replace rex tillerson. there is an

not just the south, the city centres, liverpool, leeds, manchester, all thriving. yes, and we see a changing economy 20, 30 years, people tended to leave urban areas and go somewhere else but younger professionals, younger populations, they are coming back and wants to stay longer in urban areas. then you have the cumulative force. if you are a small city, you are wigan, you are middlesbrough, stoke, wolverhampton, what do you do? let's start with retail, what is the trick? the first thing to do is be realistic, appreciate what you are, not the pie in the sky and not try to be something you are not. we have done a lot of research with the manchester metropolitan university and identified that towns which understand their function in terms of the way people use them and carry out strategies and implement strategies akin to those uses are... give me an example. if you are a smaller town, if you are a convenience—led town, so you service your local community, what you need to be doing is implementing strategies that enable people that live close to your town to get into your town and shop in your town

the town on the outskirts of mexico city bases its economy on pyrotechnics. i'm nkem ifejika. compared to what we had last weekend. a big area of low pressure moving up from the south—west, feeding in the mild air. but also a lot of cloud, and also quite a lot of rain, too. rain continues to move north during the overnight period. not really reaching the northern half of scotland, so here it will remain chilly. but much milder airfeeding into england and wales. by saturday morning, we're looking at 10—11 degrees the overnight low here. further north, again, cold across central and northern scotland, with some frost to start to the day. the weekend is looking mild, both saturday and sunday, for all of us. that mild air spreads into scotland as well. it will be cloudy with some rain at times. but, given some sunshine, that's where you really will feel the mild weather. one front will be followed by another following later in the day. so quite a messy picture to start saturday. the rain will be lying across northern ireland, northern england, pushing north into scotland. a bit of

topics range from mental health and shelters to corporate aid to the community in the sharing economy to sanctuary cities and undocumented immigrants. >> the city is in a very challenging time. our crisis of homelessness and housing affordability and availability are really out of control and people want to know what are you going to do about it? >> we need to invest in infrastructure like our public schools, like public housing, community college, early child education, to help regrow our middle class and to support our working-class and separate cisco.>> many people are suffering. i would like to see things get better sooner, faster will do not want strategies about change. we want to know what is it you're actually going to do and i have outlined that on my website. >> separate cisco need someone who is bold, fearless, prepared to take on the challenges we need and notices in our city and i'm prepared to do just that.>> she had a prior commitment and had to run off before the for him and it. they have been holding these forums very frequently. live in separate cisco tonight, that you would oakland.>>>

the perfect solution and you could just see how easy it was to get the notes and then come here and buy take city. venezuela's poor economy is pervasive meanwhile the central bank has responded by printing more money something critics say is only boosting inflation. that means the celebration will be brief. but a celebration nonetheless. i expect to see now and many people will be watching i'm going to mark today that's right because the german chancellor is there to lay out her government plans for the next four years in an address to parliament today that's after being sworn in last week for a fourth term after months of wrangling to form a government many in parliament are still deeply unhappy with the result a coalition between merkel's conservatives and the social democrats now that the machall to win their confidence. back after the longest coalition negotiations in decades will swarm in us chancellor for a fourth term she can look ahead to some challenges. the new government's plans for the coming term take up one hundred seventy seven pages the coalition agreement devotes its opening chapter to europe and also ref

you are drawing more people into the labor force, you buy the banks, they are leveraged to the economy, jp morgan, citibank, bank of america. citi bank to me is still the cheapest valuation but i think jp morgan outperforms here. >> i think by the bank i think you stick with the. >> about and i have been positive on them for a while. guy, you are not super wrong. >> just a tad. >> i made phone calls to a lot of the big institutions are you buying this market are you chasing this tape? the response is no we are comfortable with our positions. >> most of them are overweight equities so they are fully invested right now. >> i don't know about. that i think there is still money on the sidelines i think the incremental dollar is going to find its way not into the tech necessarily, but into financials. >>. [ overlapping speakers ] >> quaz aooz eye wrong. still handsome >> whatever. you are right, people are happy to see it continuing to go up. waiting to get back to the february 27 high right there. why if office game plan that worked to for the last year, two years, five years, it's tech tech outperformed everything else what came in

and then, in terms of its impact on the city that it will also enhance the economy of san francisco by -- by further enhancing this great tourist resource that we have. so those are the reasons that we support this project. our understanding and my understanding on the other issues is -- is not as in depth as i think what you're going to hear from a lot of other people. so thank you. we urge you to approve this project to keep it from being delayed perhaps up to a year, it sounds like, if it's not approved shortly, so thank you. >> thank you. kathrin tritt. >>. >> good evening, commissioners. thank you. my name is kathrin torre. i'm a fourth generation san franciscan, and i've served as the executiontive director for the national parks conserveancy. it turns out that i have a special relationships to the islands here in san francisco bay. i also serve on the board of the angel island immigration foundation and served as its first executive director, a project that i've been involved with for more than 20 years. although i speak here, my role as a san franciscan and my role with the con

of 18 questions ranging from mental health and shelters to corporate aid to the community in a sharing economy, sanctuary city, and undocumented immigrants. >> the city is at a very challenging time. our crises of homelessness and housing affordable and availability are out of control. people want to know what are you going to do about it? we need to invest in the public schools, public housing, community college and early childhood ed occasion to help re-grow the middle class and support the working class to stay here in san francisco. >> we are in a chronic situation with the transient issue. so many people are suffering. i will like to see things get better sooner and faster. >> people don't want platitudes about change because we have had the same issues facing san francisco for years. we want to know what are you going to do? i outlined that on my website. >> san francisco needs someone bold and fearless and ready to take on the challenges that exist in the city and i'm prepared to do that. >>> it's 5:14. there are now more official candidates for governor of california. delaine eastin tweeted this throw