. >> supervisor campos clark's colleague i have one item thank you to laura lane on this pyritic legislation for jurisdictions neighborhood businesses hydrahave played a really no defining the community but economic pressures including askew rocketing rent for says that a costing small businesses to suffer and navigate many long established intermits have closed their doors they've enlightened those neighborhoods for decades and many of structuring to surf survive those are kfrlt institutions that have helped to create the character of our neighborhood as we fight we can't food to lose long independent businesses here in san francisco month many our our deserving businesses those shops that envision abstain our neighborhood this is to insure those businesses that have served the community s can thrive i've been working to stain a program for the viability of those local businesses the first part of my legislation to establish a legacy business registry including restaurant and bars and retail establishment art spaces any public comment? performance venues and mustards to serve san franciscan

my name is laura lane. i am a legislative aide for supervisor david campos. you're getting quite a bit of our legislative agenda this afternoon. thank you so much for having me today. and to present on our legacy business legislation. i'm sure as many of you know, so many of our city's valuable businesses, those that have served our neighborhoods and enlivened them for decades are struggling to survive. these businesses have become cultural institutions, created the character of the neighborhoods, for generations thriving business he have played an essential role in defining our communities. [speaker not understood] sky rocketing rents for retail spaces, unprecedented development are causing san francisco small business he to suffer and many of the long established businesses have been force today shut their doors. it is with this spirit that supervisor campos believes that something needed to be done. he believes that the city has a responsibility to protect the successful businesses he that are suffering through these unnatural economic pressures that have

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sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> update to breaking news. two lanesow open on interstate 280 in san jose, south bound, after a major crash. 90 minutes ago, a car had a solo spinout on the freeway, collided with a sewage tanker, leading to a chemical spill. mike inouye tracking details. >> looking here, a shot from the chopper. laura, as you said two lanes open that's twice as many lanes but miss two or three lanes at the scene here. flashing lights. the sewage tanker truck only carrying cleaning fluid. better news. no major incidents. look at impact on the map. slower drive southbound coming into the area. northbound, distraction starting to dissipate. rest of the south bay commute. we'll track that as it relates to south bay and track weather. back to you. >> thank you. update, doctors released new details on the second u.s. health care worker to contract ebola. the woman went to the hospital with a fever last night, and she was immediately isolated within 90 minutes. texas presbyterian hospital says she was among 70 health care workers who cared for

lane in the tri valley. friday light so far. hopefully that will maintain. back to you, sam and laura. >> oh, my -- >> kris! my heart. i'm sorry about that. kris sanchez, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you. >>> if you need to get your caffeine quicker, like christina -- now there is an app for that. starbucks is pulling out a new feature next year to let customers pay ahead for orders with their smartphones. i know you love me. the coffee chain has been pushing its mobile payment app that helps users earn points for every purchase, which can then be traded in for free food and drink. to boost holiday sales at starbucks, they will also pick ten people who pay with the mobile app to win starbucks for life. or one food or drink item each day for 30 years. >> cod. caffeine on demand. >>> next, the little giant who happened to steal the show last night after the game. >> i would say. >>> also, how to have your cake and eat it too. without gaining weight during the tailgating season. >>> and a live look outside at downtown san jose right now. it is dark, a little bit brisk on your friday morning. christina has all of the c