bart's appl's plan for the futue to go all in on clipper and to be clipper only. we seem to be taking a step backward by removing the incentive to use clipper. in doing so, there's a cost that goes with that. and that is that it costs more to run two fare collection systems than one. and muni is sticking to two and bart willing try t is trying to. i hope we can continue to talk about that choice, because it's a choice that does have a cost, even though it appears that it's a way to raise some revenue now to offer some reduced fares for other customers. nolet me talk about that, secondly. to talk about what the free means. and this budget does expand free muni for middle-class and upper-income kids and on its face, that sounds a little bit odd. but i think there are some good technical and policy reasons for doing so. i think our chairman eloquently outlined that in terms of building a ridership base for the future at our last meeting. i think there's a counter fundamentaargument to that. i would put it this way, that people not to value things that are free or tha

fare on clipper, is because when we did an analysis of the populations that use clipper, versus cash fare, the data though that more -- with this budget we were able to maintain fee cash fare at $3 for the next two budget cycles, the for the next two fiscal years. and so we -- in doing all of those things, in fact, we deviated from the board policy, that's a fair indexing policy that i very much believe in. financial sustainability for the agency, as well as transparent and, you know, public transparency for what fares are going to look like as we move forward. the fare policy basically increases fares on an incremental basis over time, to match the cost of providing transportation services. as you probably know about 20% of our operating budget comes from transit fares. that's not an insignificant amount of money. we as board members have a responsibility to make sure that sfmta is in a position to continue providing service into the future. row the exact circumstances you're pointing to. we do have various -- we have -- in addition to the muni use program, we have free muni for low

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clippers and a vacuum put together. look at this video and see how happen this woman is.is something you can do at your house. i'm sure your son would enjoy that gadget. >> good. you know what? i cut my hair twice at home so far. i'm doing my part. >> me too. >> all right. that does it for our midday newscast -- oh, a last look at the forecast here? >> yeah. i was going to say, you know, the tip for cutting your hair is to have the guards on the clippers. we also have weather that keeps you inside in case it goes wrong. tomorrow get outside with sunshine and warmer weather and tracking more rain next week. >> looking forward to the rain because we need it. >> that does it for our news forecast. our next news at 5:00. don't forget the governor is speaking at noon. we'll air it right here on nbc bay area. see you tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. zbrncht right now on california live, behind the scenes of "on my block "and there's nothing spooky about it. >> they don't care if they die. they don't care if innocent people do either. >> then virtual interviews are the new nor

. >>> ábart is taking another ste to accept only clipper cards.á >>> a textile company in massachusets áis finding a way á to stay open and keep people employed. á when the coronavirus outbreak happened, áthe company pivoted frommaking close to making much-neede ápersonal protective equipment. á foxes molly line has more from boston. >> reporter: in the 19th century, fall river, massachusetts áwas the textile capital áof the united states. it has factory jobs our expert overseas, átowering mills becam abandoned monumnts.á now, in the midst of covid-19, the ácity is once again front and ácenter on the manufacturin stage.á á>> i cannot be prouder of fall river. this is a city that has deserved áeverything that he can get in terms áof a success story. á>> reporter: charlie merritt the áeighth generation co-owner of a family business that has adapted áto changing times for ámore than 180 years. >> we build everything from lingerie to vest. >> reporter: in the face of an unprecedened áglobal pandemic, mira manufacturing quickly pivoted áto making perso

but thanks to the pandemic, his scissors and clippers remained unused. 0nce scissors and clippers remainedup for lost time, taking part in a haircut marathon on. two days non—stop, chop chop. translation: everything went well. i was a little worried thinking that something could happen given that he has not slept for 48 hours but i sat down and everything was fine. the main thing was to keep talking to him so he doesn't keep —— doesn't fall asleep or anything. safety measures remain in place. every customer has a temperature taken when they arrive. he would devote 14 minutes to each haircut, getting by on muesli bars and energy drinks. translation: gaya gives great haircuts from the first to the last. people were joking that they would like to be the last client because he will cut an ear. they were worried he wouldn't be able to take it but it turned out completely the opposite —— this guy. it turned out completely the opposite -- this guy. finally, after 48 hours, the final head had been sean. never has a haircut receives such a rapturous welcome. translation: i didn't understand at all

release of a video that shows him ranting about his inability to replace law enforcement officials the clippers released as part of a probe into allegations that both tried to interfere in the investigations into his sons but it comes as brazil reels from the coronavirus process it's the 2nd most affected country in the world also now or has been dismissive of the virus is dangerous while hospitals in many cities of the well well over 20000 people have died many buried in mass graves well the president claims his profane rant has been misinterpreted here's what he had to say it was put off with you know if i went away from my family or my friends to get screwed because i can't change someone from the security i tried to in rio de janeiro and i couldn't that's going to get more what it is because one is a blood it's all freedom that's true but what these guys did with the viruses from the sao paolo government from rio de janeiro amongst others is exactly the opposite . well let's cross live to correspondent sam cali who is standing by for us in sao paolo sam brazil's president also now right now

it was donald sterling who owns the clippers. racist things about magic johnson. and he's talking to his girlfriend. it becomes this whirlwind of tabloid. but there were human beings involved. and that's what i like about this documentary-- you're telling the story of the human beings, the players attached to the teams, the story that followed the games bhap do you hope people learn from this documentary that they don't already know? >> i think it goes right along the lines of what you just said as far as how, you know, a great documentary isn't necessarily about the game. it's about the drama behind it and everything. and i think i hope what everyone gets from this is how it's not about donald sterling. it's not about the series, the basketball game, but everything that went into it, and the different thoughts and perspectives that we were going through, and the conversations we were having as a team of what should we do? how should we do it? and how doc rivers, our coach, actually talked and communicated with us. you know, beca

have been boarding buses from the back to minimize contact with drivers but that cuts off access to clipper card readers and causing the vta to lose about $3 mall month in revenue. soon delivers will have the pull down plastic shades to allow them to collect fares. >> feels great. there's an added security and they have the masks available as well as face shields and this is a third level if you will and completely blocked. the passengers boarding in the operator. >> building them and using old window blinds and a fly company and 200 buses will be l. >>> dramaticdecline in passenger travel in oakland international airport and the port of oakland said the airport had about 45,000 travelers, that's about 96% drop compared to earlier and a 90% decrease from march when the shelter in place began. >>> just in, up to half of facebook employees could be working remotely within the next five to ten years. that's the projection by mark suckerburg to support working from home after the pandemic. >>> almost all 50 state haves loosened lockdown restrictions to reopen businesses and get the economy back

are you feeling comfortable with those clippers? thing on. >> sure does. >> whoa! >> stephen: barry, have you been able to see yourself at all yet? >> no. is it going well? >> stephen: it is-- it is very thorough. i honestly love what i'm seeing. how close do you think you are to being done? >> i'm going to make him go totally bald, because this is fun, so i don't know. >> stephen: what's left, mr. barber? >> a lot of things on the back of his head. >> stephen: i don't know. i think it's looking pretty good, actually. keep in mind, don't go too deeply, because right under that skin is the brain stem. you don't want to sever the medulla oblongata barry? you have a look. you have the look of the freshly de-loused. >> hello? you want to bake muffins together? >> stephen: so now, mr. barber, a lot of times barbers will offer their clients some product. >> that's like a cream. >> oh, my god. that's so much. >> stephen: all right, great. rub that on your dad's head. it'll give you some control. yeah, rub it all in. yeah, yeah. rub it all

and if you're over 65, you get the senior clipper card. so it should capture everybody who has any kind of mobility limitation, that would affect their ability to walk to muni. >> commissioner peskin: commissioner? >> commissioner preston: thank you. i think that -- i understand that that probably captures most folks. i do think folks who may not have that mobility issue, but are still on this high-risk category, could possibly benefit. i don't know logistically if redefining it poses other administrative challenges. >> i can definitely take that back to our policy group and discuss it with them. i'm more than willing to do that. but i do feel that we're probably captured most of those people in the 60 to 65 category, who have mobility impairments, because of the way that the fare programs work at m.t.a. and in the region. >> commissioner preston: thank you. >> commissioner peskin: thank you, commissioner. commissioner mandelman. >> commissioner mandelman: i'm not quite -- i may be being slow i didn't quite follow that last explanation to

tanks could not go through these hedgerows until we built some clippers, if you will, onto the frontnuity that allowed us to start busting through towards the liberation of france. the liberation of paris in particular is the second chapter in the race across france, and then, at the end of the gallery, we tell the story of operation market garden, our daring attempt to try and end the war before christmas of 1944 through a parachute drop that comes up one bridge to short in holland. to my right over year, as we move through the gallery, we have some artifacts, very interesting. marie louise, a young french woman in normandy, was a member of the french resistance, and she was spying on the germans, so here we have a german typewriter that she used to write notes to send information to the allies. a german hermes typewriter as well as a crystal radio receiver makes to it which she used to to the bbc,listened the legal radio broadcast, illegal under the nazi regime. we have an interesting piece in here as well. you may notice this pink and red sash.iberation this was given to an americ

flights with russia one filled to not include it's a cliffie choice so every country scorned by its clippers i've heard it's really nice it's air because in their hearts they hope this pandemic will supersede and that's what they will become of elephants. to leave someone just. sincerely. the world is driven by a dream shaped by the person. thinks . we hear to ask. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. descriptions so

fare on clipper, is because when we did an analysis of the populations that use clipper, versus cash fare, the data though that more -- with this budget we were able to maintain fee cash fare at $3 for the next two budget cycles, the for the next two fiscal years. and so we -- in doing all of those things, in fact, we deviated from the board policy, that's a fair indexing policy that i very much believe in. financial sustainability for the agency, as well as transparent and, you know, public transparency for what fares are going to look like as we move forward. the fare policy basically increases fares on an incremental basis over time, to match the cost of providing transportation services. as you probably know about 20% of our operating budget comes from transit fares. that's not an insignificant amount of money. we as board members have a responsibility to make sure that sfmta is in a position to continue providing service into the future. row the exact circumstances you're pointing to. we do have various -- we have -- in addition to the muni use program, we have free muni for low

. >> 2014, the clippers coach doc rivers find a $25,000 for his postgame rant. >> reggie jackson, 1983th the angels, the first player with 2000 career strikeouts, number 3, 1994, seeking a game- winner against the knicks, remembered more for who wasn't on the floor. >> i felt like it was a insult. scottie pippen stayed on the bench because the final play was not drawn up for him. >> he quit on us. >>> 2004. >> he scores! >> plenty of time for darren fisher, the lakers beat the spurs and at number 1. a happy 59th birthday to dennis rodman, now friends with north korean leader kim jong-un.>> happy birthday to you.>> [ laughter ] >>> california international guard, launching 4 f-15 c eagle fighter jets flew run hospitals, the jet engines headed to santa barbara before making their way back to the base. the thunderbirds are set to fly over the san diego and los angeles areas on friday. so majestic and inspiring, that's for sure. a touching tribute for those brave hospital workers. the late show with stephen colbert is next, the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area, have a great night.

with russia one filled to not include if it's a clear feature so every country scoring takes place clippers are in a hurry to release it to air because in their hearts they hope this pandemic will supersede and let's hope it will become of elephants. luckily in some ways it's just. very sincerely. we go to work you straight home. well yes finally no need to rush again hopes of the public is on the architects of the hoax and long as their accomplices in the media are being exposed when did obama and by know and when did they know it will anything differently. you are no offense but you no longer a young woman in fact you are one of the last living survivors of the nazi ellis asked i'm aware of it. leverage all you like. and you can never forget there can now auschwitz was really like to be in hell because you would never believe it once it's been built to as an operating cost for 32 years of both and be good for a bit it all seems so logical for you decide to make it. when i get out on the farm saw you know what it's like my songs were next to you so he can listen and hopefully he bless are

special flights with russia one filter not in truth it's the features of every country scorned by its clippers are in a hurry to lisa to air because in their hearts they hope this pandemic will supersede and let's hope it will become of elephants. to leave someone just. sincerely. going. i'm going to. get you can't be both with me yeah you know what. the dropping of the f.b.i. case against michael flynn reveals with so many of us have long believed russia gate was a crude and slot beach invention could undermine the outcome of the presidential election irrespective of how you feel about the current occupant of the white house it was an attempted coup tellingly the corporate liberal media side with the conspirators. good food descriptions sound upper thighs and even for the owners so how to choose this pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us then what's necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be a so for the best people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders th

. >>> starting in june, travelers using the sfo bart station will have to have a clipper card.more paper tickets will be sold at the airport station starting on june 1. bart is gradually moving its system away from paper tickets. most travelers already use a clipper card. >>> bart ridership is down because of the coronavirus pandemic and the shelter in place orders. it used to carry more than 400,000 passengers per day. now it's fewer than 30,000. bart faces a $600 million budget deficit because of the drop in ridership. >>> well, as the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of professional sports, youth sports across the country saw closures as well, including a league in the south bay with some really special athletes. abc7 news news south bay community journalist dustin dorsey tells us how the major changes affected a team and its chances to play this the little league world series. >> the fields of came briann park in san jose are like the rest of the countries right now, empty. >> we practically live at the fields. and not to be able to have that right now is really

with russia one filled to not include a particular feature so every country scoring takes place clippers are in a hurry to release it to air because in their hearts they hope this time that it will supersede and let's hope it will be calmer elements. to leave some with stiff . resistance see it over this. one else seemed wrong. when old rules just don't hold. any new world belief yet to shape out of disdain and become educated and engaged in equal to trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. yeah. you could say you could only. do it if you could get. it to kill someone that's just going to have to snatch it when it. comes to sure millions of us believe with. jesse q. there's a long. long. history you. can give. me i'm coming from you my sibling afforded to. a slow. day. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bombed neighboring laos it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. until our so my state is officially miles heavily back country per capita all human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in

tanks, in fact, could not go through these hedge rows until we built some clippers on to the front of the tanks. american ingenuity. started busting towards the liberation of france. the liberation of paris is the second chapter in the race across france. then at the end of the gallery, we tell the story of operation market garden. daring attempt to try and end the war before christmas of 1944 through a parachute drop that comes up one bridge too short in holland. to my right over here as we move through the gallery, we have some artifacts very interesting. marie louise, a young french woman in normandy was a member of the french resistance. she was spying on the germans. so, here we have a german typewriter that she used to write notes to send information to the allies as well as a crystal radio receiver next to it. which she used to send out messages -- i should say listen to the bbc, legal radio broadcast. illegal under the nazi machine. we have an interesting piece in here as well. you may notice this ping and -- pink and red liberation sash. there was given to an american lieuten

we have vending machines and clipper cards so we need to develop this programme that ensures equity for all the people of this place in this bay area. thank you. >> next speaker, please. give us your name and your two minutes. >> go ahead. give us your name and we'll start your two minutes. >> hi there, my name is peter hutchinson and i'm calling on behalf of the teamsters local 665 president tony. i wanted to thank the staff at sfmta for the time and attention helping us to stabilize as many of our members as possible during this uncertain time. thank you for all your help. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> you have five questions remaining. >> hi, this is jayden miller calling. i was just calling to say thank you guys for the closed streets programme. i've been enjoying the slow streets and i'm looking forward to the one on 23rd avenue. i also wanted to say that i hoch we do more to keep social distancing on the bus. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> you have four questions remaining. >> next speaker, please, give us your name and we'll start your two minutes. >> good afternoon,

to do is fill out a short form and let us know about your hero still ahead part is expanding its clipper card only program the next station that will stop selling paper tickets and the nfl is looking to add more diversity to the coaching ranks, b >>riders will need their clipper card to use the transit system at sfo bart says it will stop selling paper tickets at the airport stations starting on monday june 1st but riders will still be able to use paper tickets to enter or exit through the fare gates, bart rolled out of 4 station pilot program last summer that face is phased out paper tickets sales in downtown oakland, san francisco and berkeley tesla is expanding self a person briefed on the measure says that the electric carmaker pick austin texas and tulsa oklahoma as finalists for the new assembly plant operations in the united states. the person says company officials visited tulsa in the past week and was shown to sites. tesla has said the new facility will be larger than its factory in fremont which employs 10,000 people. >>and whether you call them jeffs or gifts you will soon be

. >> reporter: they will eliminate the sale of paper tickets and go clipper card only in some stations. all passengers asked the wear face masks at all times. does it make you feel more comfortable riding? >> it does. i don't like people breathing on me, people coughing. >> reporter: will the new safety measures be enough to bring riders back? we will see n. oakland, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> before we move on, the transit agency said it is raising parking fees. will now cost $3.55 to park at the cole see up, truth vale, lake merit, mcarthur and rock ridge stations. the new fee at west oakland will be $12.40. >>> governor newsom says within a week or so, the state will release guidelines on what needs to happen for gyms to reopen. he host as round table with several californians who work in the fitness industry as part of his economic recovery and reinvention listening tour. one of those on the call was a sacramento gym owner. the county told him he could reopen last week but the state overrode the approval and the gym closed after three days? we are desperate. we want to get back

we use clipper spray between each and every client. we have even taken the opportunity to preinstall curtains in our salon so that we will have social distancing. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom is saying if we hold the line, people could get haircuts sooner than we think. >> we are within a few weeks. we will be putting guidelines for counties that consult the test in the next county or so. >> reporter: something that employers and employees have been dreaming and praying for. >> it's a fear that we cannot go to work without being penalized for it. >> we have to get back in. >> that was ryan hill reporting. >>> still ahead, the new reality for in-store shopping. some department stores already back in action around the country. what things like shopping for shoes might look like. >>> the coronavirus forcing bay area couples to adopt when it comes to planning one of the best days of their lives. how the pandemic changes everything from dress fittings to choosing a venue. >>> coming up on the way 6:00, some good news tonight about a v

. >> i have a clipper, and after the show, i'm going to have my wife clip it down to about a half inchill last me about three months. >> jimmy: you trust her with that duty? >> no, but i'm going to do it anyway. >> jimmy: are you in the office right now or the hallway or where? >> yes, this is my office in long island. >> jimmy: nice, you have records there. do you listen to lps? >> robert kline, george carlin on the bottom. i set that up just for this. >> jimmy: did you really? >> yeah. sure. >> jimmy: because i, very carefully, picked which cookbooks i will have on my desk so all the chefs watching would know and be excited. only one of them has been watching. we'll see if the others tune in. have you been watching the espn bulls, michael jordan "the last dance"? >> i'm the last person to log onto that, but i will get to it, i know i will get to it. i haven't seen it yet, but i heard about this part, but i don't know what it is. >> jimmy: that's great, let's play the clip so jerry can see it along with us. >> good to see you. >> [ bleep ]. these are a couple of your good fans right h

the family have managed to get hold of some hair clippers and he finally gets his long awaited haircutfe, emma. i think she's done a good job, i think this is her first ever haircut. yeah? i will definitely come back here, perfect. right, let's get back out to the lambing. he has been doing his best to keep up hygiene standards on the farm. his biggest fear has been catching the virus. so it's handy having these hand sanitisers on me all the time because i'm touching the door now, touching the cash. it would have been a disaster for the business if i'd have caught it, especially at lambing time, even though we have people helping us, they are all working flat out and especially with coronavirus it's not something you could ask somebody to help you, because everybody is busy at this time of year with lambing and everybody is self isolating. so it would have been impossible to get anybody to help you. help on the farm has been hard to come by. so has help with the children. ready, steady, go. it's not ideal having children on the farm, that has been a nightmare. go, go, go. i'm seriously

many of her elderly clients can't wash their own hair or clipper their own nails. she says she has a right to provide that service. >> a lot of them don't have anybody to look after them. because they depended on me. i need to be here and help them. that's something that my heart is telling me it is okay to do so. >> nguyen received a citation and is due in court in early july. this week, governor newsom linked the first covid-19 community spread case to a nail salon. he later apologized after nail salon owners complained about linking their business to the virus. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, mother's day is tomorrow. how one mom in oakland earned the title mother of the year. >>> and here at abc 7, we're honoring the class of 2020 who have had to forgo graduation ceremonies and milestones because of the coronavirus pandemic. take a look at patrick atkinson grduating in sonoma county. along with excelling in academi academics, he played basketball and baseball all four years of high school. he now plans to pursue a degree in marine biology. from all of us a

the family have managed to get hold of some hair clippers and he finally gets his long awaited haircuthis wife, emma. i think she's done a good job, i think this is her first ever haircut. yeah? i will definitely come back here, perfect. right, let's get back out to the lambing. he has been doing his best to keep up hygiene standards on the farm. his biggest fear has been catching the virus. so it's handy having these hand sanitisers on me all the time because i'm touching the door now, touching the cash. it would have been a disaster for the business if i'd have caught it, especially at lambing time, even though we have people helping us, they are all working flat out and especially with coronavirus it's not something you could ask somebody to help you, because everybody is busy at this time of year with lambing and everybody is self isolating. so it would have been impossible to get anybody to help you. help on the farm has been hard to come by. so has help with the children. ready, steady, go. it's not ideal having children on the farm, that has been a nightmare. go, go, go. i'm ser

station will need a clipper card. b.a.r.t. is gradually moving its entire system away from ( ♪ ) we may be stopped, but the people we need, they keep moving. so we can start again. thank you. so we can start again. ♪ ♪ ♪ fortunately, this one stcan handle it all. shop lowe's for free delivery and save on a new whirlpool refrigerator. discover what's possible at lowes.com. i often get asked what should i do if i think i might have corona virus? people who are sick should stay home. you don't go to an emergency room. you don't go to a clinic. you get on the phone and you ask for advice and instructions from your physician. we don't want you to go into the e.r. or the doctor's office without talking to them first, because you might spread corona virus to someone else. please visit coronavirus.gov for more information. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. >>> 4:41 on this thursday. let's take a look from our roof camera and show you how much quieter the weather is.

>> he spent the day wiping down every comb and clipper at his barbershop in napa. appointments must be staggered to limit crowding. that means customers will have to wait for their turn, outside. >> we don't want people loungeeing in here. with the six feet. we don't have too much space. >> over at whirlwind blow dry lounge. >> i think i was shocked it was coming so soon. >> she worked on lining up the week, and no magazines, no facials, makeup or eye lash extension services. >> taking temperatures. asking questions. >> carol says the billion uck of her busine , bulk of her business coming from weddings and tourists and weddings postponed and with the extra cost of face shields and cleaning supplies, carol is worried she may have to raise prices. >> it seems bleak with the tourism the next year, but we will keep going and all of our locals will support us. >> in napa, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> well, more signs of the bay area economy trying to exhale today. in fairfield, one of the cornerstone was the shopping experience reopened its doors, for the f

service community and so to go ahead and get started is very important but it could recur in the fall clipper occur over the summer or continue on or if can come back annually and we know that with the flu vaccine some people opt not to take it but we don't have the vaccine yet and so is my sense or sorry. you disagree with your governor says so and he closes all of has seen those in hotels you disagree with that action i am not in a position to agree or really disagree i have the city we are a city of about 700000 were a 155 square miles and i've been very very confident that we operate our city very carefully with great health and great concern for the enjoyment and good health of our visitors and costs our mayor or what to me what you want to happen what would you like. apple or do you want. well 1st and foremost i want to take care of all the unemployed and get them their compensation that they're due they're devastated they're frightening they're frightened they're down to their very last dollars and they have children i really do want to work to see the schools open i've been passionate

we had 90 degree temperatures outside, so a little work with the clippers. if you've got an hd camera or an hd television set, you look really close, it's really short on the back and sides. right now, though, if you can't get a haircut in your own garage, we've got some cooling for you. temperatures have really dropped off around the bay area. you've got numbers in the 50s in san francisco. keep in mind just a couple days ago we we in the mid-70s, so that's a big drop in temperatures. high today of only 66degrees. san jose enjoying some breezy conditions. right now 70, a high of 76, and still relatively hot. earlier today up near walnut creek, we had a high temperature of close to 88 degrees. 81 now. but look how much of the area is starting to get that cooling. 50s and 60s bayside into the inner coast and bay. 70s to low 80s inland. but the 24-hour temperature change, this map is almost all purple and blue as you can see 15 to 20 degrees of cooling now reaching all the way into fairfield. the culprit is return of the low clouds. again as the sea breeze con

fare on clipper, is because when we did an analysis of the populations that use clipper, versus cash fare, the data though that more -- with this budget we were able to maintain fee cash fare at $3 for the next two budget cycles, the for the next two fiscal years. and so we -- in doing all of those things, in fact, we deviated from the board policy, that's a fair indexing policy that i very much believe in. financial sustainability for the agency, as well as transparent and, you know, public transparency for what fares are going to look like as we move forward. the fare policy basically increases fares on an incremental basis over time, to match the cost of providing transportation services. as you probably know about 20% of our operating budget comes from transit fares. that's not an insignificant amount of money. we as board members have a responsibility to make sure that sfmta is in a position to continue providing service into the future. row the exact circumstances you're pointing to. we do have various -- we have -- in addition to the muni use program, we have free muni for low