el senador estatal david cortez recomendó esperar hasta el mes de mayo, por lo menos para conocer elota para el mes de enero, cuando están viendo solamente los números, este se. se puede ver que que cierren la escuela, pero en mi persona yo creo que sí, que sí existe la posibilidad de que mantengan las escuelas abiertas y es lo que más me gustaría para la comunidad, porque necesitamos las escuelas. entre algunos planteles en riesgo está la primaria mckinley, donde el 90% de los estudiantes son latinos, padres de familia y trabajadores sociales expresan también su preocupación por el impacto entre la comunidad. la junta se reunirá en 2 semanas para tomar una decisión. fremont aprobó una ordenanza que prohíbe los campamentos de indigentes en espacios públicos con 6 votos a favor y 1 en contra. la medida permite que personas y organizaciones sigan proporcionando comida y refugio a los desamparados. sin embargo, la ley tardará al menos 30 días en implementarse y habrá un periodo de educación para toda la comunidad. las autoridades dicen que los arrestos serán la última opción y que la or

state senator david cortez wants california to audit the metropolitan transportation commission and thetoll authority, which it manages. together, they're in charge of tolls, including how to distribute the money to pay for things like bridge maintenance, seismic retrofitting, public transit, and more. cortez wants it to be clear how the money is being spent and if future toll increases recently approved are necessary. there are seven state owned bridges in the bay area. you can see them on this map. the golden gate is not included. it's owned separately and has its own toll structure. >> san francisco is gearing up for two major events this weekend the chinese new year parade, of course, and the nba all-star game, with visitors expected to flock to town. mayor daniel lurie is trying to make sure the city is seen in the best possible light after so much negative publicity. he appeared on gma3 this morning. >> the city is alive and well, and it is. it is ready for a big weekend. we got concerts tonight, tomorrow night, saturday night. and it's going to. it's going to be wild. and we're e

south bay state senator david cortez wants an audit of the financial operations of the metropolitan transportation commission. the bay area news group reports cortez is asking fellow lawmakers to audit the commission to determine if the expenditures are warranted. the mtc receives about $700 million in bridge tolls each year, and just initiated a series of more toll hikes. the commission uses that money on various projects, including bridge maintenance. cortez wants to know where all that money goes and if the recent toll increase is really needed. >> time is 711 and they are moving that truck that was on the san mateo bridge off. it was there for. wow. it was there for a long time. it's still kind of slowly rolling on the bridge. it hasn't quite made it all the way over to foster city, but we are seeing improvement. bay bridge is lighter. the combination of things happening here, it's friday and we get lighter conditions. and also, i just think that it's just not affected by the wet weather anymore. things are just a little better out there for the commute today. i'll tell you, there is one thing

david: the question of kickbacks, where there there have been and we have to save that for the next time we have you on. thank you for being here. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortezcated a seminar offering tips to avoid ice agents in her district. how did that go? >> i don't know if people expect the congresswoman to show up for her own office's webinar but apparently she didn't. instead it was other folks offering advice to illegal migrants about what to do if ice comes knocking on their door. >> ice agents will go to homes early in the morning to make arrests, stop people on the street or in public places which could include a public area or workplace. >> they want to d seive you into thinking they are nice or they lie so you come to believe they have a right to enter. >> if you are stopped on the street by an officer, don't know if it is ice or police, first thing you have the right to do is ask am i free to go. am i being detained? if the answer is yes, you can leave. >> reporter: it has a privacy waiver so her office can step in if they are picked up by ice. at the same time people who live outside her district, protest a mass of migrant shelter, trying to b