we must carefully create alternatives for vehicle and unharness folks. we must remind ourselves they are fighting every day to get by in the city. signs force them to move from one street to the next. it is part of the problem. until we face the issue of homelessness and carve out spaces to over humanenessties we are not addressing the homeless issue, not creating solutions or offering real solutions. >> thank you for your work on this and thank you for putting into words what people feel about the issue. next speaker, melody. >> i am melody. i have a couple comments on the policy. it says vehicle encampment solution team. my experience with this is that it is a faÇade, empty solution to make it seem like people are helped. as we know there is no housing and no shelter offered to people who do not fit the narrow criteria. the navigation centers are 90 day stay. everybody i have seen in navigation has been out on the streets in three months back on my block. the navigation centers are approximately 550 people total of five navigation centers. that is 550

kyle said he jumped as soon as he was unharnessed because he didn't want his balance thrown off there. three words for him. best check in ever. >> lucky he made it. >> new this morning, you know the david bowie song "ziggy played guitar." o an ultimate tribute to the hero at the paris auto show. it's a concept car ziggy stardust certainly would have been comfy riding. the car took three years to create starting right about the time he died in 2016. the designer calls it a fulfillment of the dream. any bowie fan would agree he's really made the grade. >> yes. 5:36 right now. coming up top stories we're following thursday morning including more problems for pg&e. now officials are talking about reshaping the utility by breaking it up. what does that men for yoan fore rate payer coming up? >> have you looked outside? how long is the latest storm going to stick around? what's headed our way? >> mike inouye checking the wet roads for us. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. take a look at all those cars right there. a check of your weather and traffic coming up in just a bit. you're w

we're seeing taking shape this early in the cycle, especially in 2016 when president trump sort of unharnessedere no other president had done that before. >> you write about a definite pivotal point when it comes to power generally, and you bring up alexandria ocacio-cortez and others, nancy pelosi who you said will sit behind president trump on the 29th. i'll read one line from your piece as well. changing the way we tell the stories of how people achieve political power is much bigger than just more honest candidate autobiographies or triumphant instagram captions. it has the power to change the outcome of what those in power do. >> one of the things i find most interesting is seeing how the new congresswomen talk about their origin stories. a typical story of how one achieves political power in the u.s. is kind of a bootstrap story. it's usually a man, a white man, and he worked hard and built power himself. to the extent that he talks about the other aspects of his life, a family, children -- family and children. there is sort of this assumption that the powerful man is beneficial to that