it is a compassionate city. and yet, we have a lot of people suffering. as a parent, i feel privileged to live in this district. i think some energy and intelligence and creativity needs to be applied to the problem of how do we ask those of us who have more, especially those who are in the forbes 400 list, billionaires'. and when i mainly here is about tax cuts for entities. when it is appropriate, sure, give a tax break. it is also inappropriate time to ask those who have the means to -- it is also an appropriate time to ask those who have the means to share. we want the city to look good. we wanted to be a fun city to live then. it takes money for us, and it takes money for everybody who lives in the city. not just those of us in district two.

definitely, i think we are a very compassionate city and just continue to extend the compassion to the homeless community. >> what is happening with crime in your district? how do you think the police department is doing to address the issue of crime in district 10? >> statistically, we have a lot of crime. homicides, there were two in the last week in my district. i am vice-chair of the public safety committee. safety and how we define safety, not just in terms of crime, but over a public safety, is something that is very important and one of my priorities. what i would like to see is more of a community policing approach. maybe engaging more the community. that includes organizations like safe, which is a neighborhood- based organization. neighbors get together and they're watching the streets, giving information to the police department. think about taxicabs. they are all over the city. they can be the eyes and ears of the police department if trained properly. we can also better utilize the sheriff's department. it has the same training as members of the police department. i think

it is a compassionate city. and yet, we have a lot of people suffering. as a parent, i feel privileged to live in this district. i think some energy and intelligence and creativity needs to be applied to the problem of how do we ask those of us who have more, especially those who are in the forbes 400 list, billionaires'. and when i mainly here is about tax cuts for entities. when it is appropriate, sure, give a tax break. it is also inappropriate time to ask those who have the means to -- it is also an appropriate time to ask those who have the means to share. we want the city to look good. we wanted to be a fun city to live then. it takes money for us, and it takes money for everybody who lives in the city. not just those of us in district two. i would ask for those on the budget could talk more about the need and what we could do. if the mayor would make a commitment to study this problem, and how can we get more resources applied so that budgets -- the budgets of all of the department are not so impacted? >> i'll try. it's a great question, a huge que

the city voted enhanced enforcement against local dis-penries are that are not operating and the compassionatedraft proposal for a business license tax on medical marijuana dispesaries. >>> friday lights out? >> traffic is doing very well, as you might imagine. the bay bridge still looks good. if you have to stage it, now is a good time to drive across the span in either direction. traffic is easy. the morning commute is moving along very nicely, if you are driving on interstate 880 in oakland. traffic northbound looks good all the way up to downtown from the coliseum area. south bay traffic looking very nice if you're driving on highway 17, any time soon, it should be a decent drive for you. 5:18. steve? >>> thank you, sir, happy friday. we have mostly cloudy skies. very close today to what we had yesterday, which is a lot of 60s. the breeze picks up, can't lose that yet. sunday the breeze will pick up, but it looks like it could be a mostly sunny day, but windy and warmer. i think we'll take some consolation. today and tomorrow i should say look to be mostly cloudy but sunday we'll get rid o

city with hundreds of wanted billboards and the award grew to $200,000. stow's family has been confident all along, and finally got the call sunday morning. >> they were so compassionate with our family and reached out to us, and made a promise that they were not going to rest until they got these guys. >> reporter: fans were also relieved. >> that's great. i mean, i'm glad that there's some consequence. >> i hope that the stow family gets justice, and i wish him a speedy recovery. >> reporter: 42-year-old stow, a paramedic and father of two young children, was moved to san francisco general last week. he's in a coma-like state. the lapd is still looking for another suspect and the driver of the getaway car. >> turn yourself in. save us a lot of grief. and let's end this. >> reporter: police are hoping that end is near. manuel gallegus, cbs news. >>> coming up on the "morning news," good news on gas prices. plus, very smooth sailing for the latest pirates of the caribbean sequel. this is the "cbs morning news." we'll be right back. woman: till all the books are read... man: and all the pens are put down... woman: and everything there is to learn is learned. man: till