earl r, we have a sense of urgency here and we are taking this extremely serious and we believe this is a game-changeer of thank you mayor, thank you da and everybody here and we'll open this up for questions. >> quick question, my understanding in had the history of san francisco aerial support unit [indiscernible] what are some of the risks using drones--it is obvious because some cicisco doesn't have a helicopter support program. can you talk about the risk of aerial support from drones [indiscernible] >> well, there are risks with any piece of equipment. drones can crash. the technology is very advanced. some of our technology ha collision avoidance technology where it is all most impossible to crash into anything. you also we have to comply with f a a rules. there is flight patterns we have to be concerned with, but those things thank gence of our team, we have done a lot of research and looked at policies and counties and cities around us. done field trips toother cities, so we believe we have taken the risks into account and policy reflect that. we two unit orders and we belie

have an accident r. 101, southbound earl but that drive time is definitely improved from even just a few minutes ago. >> john, thank you. 9. 48 time in the east bay, the city of walnut creek is throwing a party for 2 bay area gold medalists after they came home from the paris summer games on the left, there is wrestler on floor and on the right is basketball player sabrina ionescu. it won gold in women's freestyle. 68 kilogram category for wrestling. she beat the competitor from kurdistan. it became the youngest american wrestler to win gold at just 28 years old. about 2020, i should 20 years old. her party scheduled for saturday, september 14th. that's this saturday at 01:00pm in civic park. fans can take pictures with their. they'll be a q and a session and then as for sabrina, walnut creek says that they're going to be announcing plans for her party at a later date. so stay tuned. well, free basketball clinic in san francisco, welcome children with special needs over the weekend. it was led by usf coaches and players. more than 90 kids took part. look at that. ve hoops program hos

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earl jones and tito jackson, three remarkable individuals who have left an undeniable mark on the arts in black community. frankie beverly, the smooth voiced gospel choir boy turned maze frontman was a cornerstone of r & b and soul music for over five decades. timeless hits like "before i let go" have become anthems in the black community, serving as the soundtrack to countless celebrations, romances and moments of reflection. ... beverley's music characterized by soul and funk music experiences. his commitment to his craft and refusal to compromise his articsic vision have earned him the respect of peers and fans alike. paving the way for black artists to thrive after him. his impact extendson music. he's been a voice for unity and pride within the black community. using his platform to promote positivity. i was honored to honor him when he performed in los angeles on his farewell tour a few months ago. he was a musical storyteller, poet, and icon, i'm grateful he lived authentically. james earl jones a titan of stage and screen, captivated audiences worldwide for decades with his commanding presence and iconic voice. from his groundbreaking role as the first african-american president to his perfo