reporting live outside of the home depot in pleasanton, amanda castille you, abc 7 news. >> california is attempting to crack down on retail theft. felony charges may be filed against people who have multiple theft convictions. shoplifting is among the crimes eligible. the author of the bill says it will help offset proposition 47. that was approved i voters in 2014, and shoplifting is a misdemeanor. the value of the items stolen is under $950. >> this bill opposes approach to focus on repeat offenders. to hold them more accountable while at the same time providing divergent programs, treatment programs like substance abuse, addiction, as well as mental health. >> the bill had its first hearing at a committee yesterday. >> community members are demanding immediate action to address a texting scandal involving the pleased apartment. sky 7 was over a rally yesterday ahead of a special city council meeting. abc 7 was at that meeting where dozens of community members packed city hall. an audit is being called for in the affairs process, and emotion and practice equity policy. we caught up

amanda castille, abc7news. kumasi: i am so happy she is able to take the poncho off.pirit for opening day. kumasi: i also want to ask -- how much are those fries? drew: that question is key. kumasi: in my spirit i'm going to pay for them. i know that. drew: you think under or over $20? kumasi: over. julian: i guess they say we are saving you five dollars on the beer and then you get the crab fries. kumasi: do you know how imitation crab everything is? a crab omelette is at least $40. drew: we cannot forget the chur-waffle, a chiro -- and they waffle together. julian: say no more. that sounds so good. drew: the rain -- it is still pretty wet on our camera, but the showers will be winding down over the next couple of hours. you can see it is not a lot of rain. scattered light showers through the city. this cell is approaching morgan hill. so i down for through 101 and this region. snow is falling in the sierra. chain controlswe do not have chn 50. we are just expecting light accumulation. temperatures pretty mild. you are going to feel the increased humidity and warmer

for now, reporting live on 880 southbound in a month, amanda castille you. reggie: thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors will try again to hold their official meeting that was postponed yesterday after someone cut out a fiber-optic cable, knocking out the government tv live feed. comcast crews worked all day and through the night to repair the cable. this was discovered yesterday morning when police officers spotted an open manhole at gary and hyatt. the supervisor says that whoever did it was motivated and knew exactly what they were doing. >> it has been related -- reported to the police and it is a crime. i don't know more than that. i know it took great intention to remove this extremely heavy piece of concrete to get into the vault. it would appear to me that the individual or individuals who did this new what they were doing because they were able to cut the fiber-optic line. reggie: a witness told chronicle that the man wearing dark close was seen beside the manhole pulling at the wires. it's not clear if he was questioned or arrested. the san francisco boar