laurie rendition of anthony, what are the power -- laurie, what are the power rangers goes to do?l loved power rangers and hold onto that. collect all six this fall. mighty morphing power rangers. this is the great figures and out in the fall. they'll be about $9.99. charlie: do girls like that as much as boy s? >> yes, yes, yes. all right, during the holidays kids asking for puppies and giving them a panda this year. this is cocoa. so coco has over 40 different actions and sounds. tumbling and super cute and we can feed her and going to shut her. she'll keep playing and she's so fun and also out for them. from the un-boxing beauty trend, there's a new way to play. this is beautiful, you get to un-package everything and in the jar un-package slime and slime booster. charlie: put it on the newsprint and then pick it up? >> smell your hands. it feels great and smells great. there's cloud, there's butter, there's gloss, and there's clear. different slimes. rachel: smells good. >> this is the butter coconut. charlie: and takes your fingerprints so don't use this while committing a cri

first i want to start by congratulating mayor laurie on a very, very successful weekend here in san francisco and i was exhausted looking at his social media as he was doing between the all-star game and what i think for my recollection is the largest crowd for the chinese new year parade i've ever seen in san francisco is back and is getting stronger and stronger by the day. so thank you, mr. mayor, for your leadership. so we need to continue to build on the progress that we are making and we know that downtown financial district union square south of market yerba buena it is absolutely essential for san francisco's recovery for our economic vitality and for our city's future and not just for san francisco for the whole bay area. we know there have been huge challenges with remote work and all of the hangover coming out of the pandemic and as years of crime and public drug use that we're working so hard to try to address. and we know that we need to reimine downtown for the future and have more diversity so it's not just the office but more and more housing and retail and nightlife and food

so, did you feel all of those anxieties that laurie, our central character in the first episode? did. so, softball and baseball, it has this unique thing where it's a team sport, and yet at one point, all eyes are on you.

i want to talk a little bit about in detail some of what near laurie said about crime. that is no small thing. we had the lowest crime that we've had since 2017. we've gone almost two months under mayor luis administration and we had one homicide and that was before he actually was sworn in with 20 minutes after midnight. we've had one homicide for the entire year. we know that we have work to do. we know that we have challenges in a city that we believe that we will be able to tackle and keep that momentum going forward. but it starts with our officers and the commitment to police that this police department will make a difference. it will allow us to sustain this work. we have dismantled the drug market but we still have problems. last night's arrest at jefferson square park we arrested 84 people 84 people and there's been this trend that we see where we go into an area we clean it up, we stabilize it and then a lot of the people that are causing problems and havoc particularly as it relates to the drug market go into another neighborhood. that day is over and we know

my name is laurie brook. i'm the president of the cow hollow association. i'm also a co-founder of neighborhoods united s.f., which represents about 60 different neighborhood associations focused on the zoning situation. >> we share a deep concern about the tenant displacement caused by speculative up zoning. >> the approach is counter productive. why destroy the very homes that are currently affordable in the name of creating more? instead mary lori and the board of supervisors should focus on ways to help developers finance the over 72,000 community backed housing units that are already approved and waiting to be built. >> they should also push for state recognition of the housing capacity unlocked by four plex's six plex 80 use and the recent office to housing conversions. >> our city has already taken significant steps and we need to see how those measures work before considering major zoning overhauls that risk handing our neighborhoods over to unfettered development. >> additionally, approximately 52,000 homes the number is debatable in san francisco