. >> jenelle works in marketing. one of 40,000 people from around the world here for san francisco's biggest conference. >> i was expecting worse from the news, when i got here, that was not the case. coming from new york city, it's not very different, but it is definitely not what i expected, it is better. >> we want to build a trusted a.i. platform for customer companies. >> the salesforce ceo has highlighted the city as the emerging center of a.i. he made headlines when he told the chronicle that he may pull the 20-year-old conference from san francisco if it is affected by the cities homelessness or open drug use challenges this week. >> in the news there is crime and homelessness. i didn't see anything. >> we saw a heavy police presence on tuesday. there have been no major incidents to report according to the police. >> i felt safe. it was a beautiful day to enjoy this connection. >> it's business for a near by hotels, bars and restaurants. >> the views are unparalleled. and of course we have the bay bridge. >>

ginger spoke with jenelle about the impact the senator has had on her. >> joining me now is our todaybay reporter ginger. so nice to see you. i know such a difficult day not only for the country in the bay area but also for you. you actually interned for senator dianne feinstein when you're in college. >> i did. what an amazing opportunity to intern for her in dc. it was my first experience, very hands-on on the hill and into american politics. she was so inspiring to a poly size student two is just trying to understand the inner workings of how our political system works and understand what is in textbook and what is in practice. >> what impact has she made on you? i'm sure you have followed her throughout your entire career. she inspired you. how will you remember her? >> i will remember our moment. we didn't get a chance to really meet her or talk to her too much. we had a moment where we exchanged that we are both from san francisco and she as we heard in these tributes is a very proud san franciscan and she said you can take the girl out of the city but you can't take the city ou

is. educational institutions of new territories of russia where classes are partially held online jenellelead in the tula region a center for supporting gifted children has opened, the constellations will study in it and biology, all this under the guidance of teachers, leading universities in the regions, one of the first to visit the constellation and assess the situation. our correspondent maria tolik plays with notebooks and games in the evenings. the bed is very comfortable soft to sleep. fine. vladislav goncharov, a student of the tenth grade, came from kimovsk to the constellation gifted children support center, he will stay for 5 days while studying. in each block, in addition to the bedroom , there is a room for self-study, so that the guys can safely do their homework , a toilet, a shower room and a wardrobe with a huge mirror. in the person of olympus, which is part of the structure of the center, schoolchildren from grades 9 to 11 study, guys from novomoskovsk come to classes from home, places to stay are provided only to those who are from other settlements of the tula region