we are lookin looking for some traction. it was the mayor newsome's idea to improve the muni performance. it took 8 years to get the program after three pilots. two or three pilot authorizes. we will see. next category rye is one you -- category is emerging mobility. we will see what the coming year brings around the scooters and shuttles and private transit vehicles. congestion pricing and it is a small cell wireless sites. there are a lot of things in this with proposals. we don't know what form. this practice towards preempti preemption. making sure that people want one and done. they don't want to navigate individual sty policies. at the state or federal level they are rallying over local government to keep control of the streets and make policies that work best for them. we are mindful of what is coming up. there are discussion us around congestion pricing. this is a deeper dive in terms of what tom ask working on for congestion parking framework and we will be a resource in the legislature as that continues. on parking

it is worth lookin looking at t. if it is that important to riders, you need to continue to consider it when things are decided on. that is the key one for the riders. at this point it is one of the top flee in terms of importance -- top three in terms of importance. they asked the question also about awareness of sfnta. this is asked for the past five years. in general how many are you with the mathe sfmta? what we have seen in the last couple years is there is considerable movement on that in terms of awareness of who sfmta is and now it jumps to 60%. there is a greatter awareness in terms of what you are and what you do. we have been asking a question alternatives to muni for the past two years. this does not go too far back but significant movement and change compared to previous years. think about the last muni trip. muni was not available how would you get where you needed to go? what you are seeing there is 44% are saying they would have used a ride-hailing service, a very, very large number. when you compare

a number of states are lookin looking -- a number of states are experimenting and started to look at independence commission. is that something. >> that something we need to do in pennsylvania. >> if that was the case all along, why is it been such an issue. >> i'm proposing that the system that we have -- creating the map for state house and senate, it's a different one for congressional races, i was involved in the u.s. house races, i was able to change the but i have also established commission as a nonpartisan commission, and i would love to have pennsylvania to the point we were getting politics out of the way of drawing election map. >> so this is an issue and very passionate about. it is one of the biggest problems in the country, as part of the reason for the divisiveness that we are talking about. it is a gerrymandering. our state has the waters in the country. i have for four years, been pushing for a nonpartisan independent redistricting commission. which legislature, about 90% of them people in maryland our favor. almost every group is out there, every republican citizen

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looking at the storm tracker. the showers have been rolling across the bay area. we have had some of the north bay. there getting some breaks out there in a few spots are lookine rain has passed by. napa just had a few showers roll through. if we look a little further south, it is starting to lighten up a bit. that will be the trend as you go throughout the day. this is low pressure system causing this one. we will keep the counterclockwise circulation. this is the next system that is sitting often to the pacific. the counterclockwise formulation. that will bring us more rain on friday. in the past 24 hours, depends aware you were as to how much rain you got. look at santa rosa. about one inch. one half inch in napa. but trace amounts. just a little bit in san jose. oakland is not a whole lot, but we are getting a little more right now. the current average right now are santa rosa, 59. it is all 60s for livermore and san jose. here is the brakes that are coming. here we are on wednesday . we will roll through this and clear out as we get into tonight. tomorrow, that looks nice. nice and dry throughout the day. the nexus and coming our way on friday afternoon.

look at our salesforce document. isn't that just spectacular with that gorgeous sunrise as we kick off on monday. the holiday here. sight in e skspcular we are lookinoncord, 50 la live santa rosa this morning. high death doppler, you can see a few lingering showers along the coast that's pretty much it. th we are looking at the wind, at half moon bay out of the northwest 13 in oakland, 14 in novato. and 14 for fairfield this morning. again, we are watching the showers tapering off here and the sunshine as its clearing up over the week. this is her 8 am until 1 pm today. and minor flooding possible low- lying areas. alumni media coastline. this is at 10:53 am. and even isolated thunderstorms. that is pushing up to the east without low pressure system. high pressure is going to build and and that will strengthen. we will see plenty of sunshine and temperatures are going to be storing as a go for the next several days. plenty of sunshine and it will continue through the week. a very dry pattern. we flipped that switch with high pressure. and that means my friday the warmest day of the week this is sunnyvale, and san jose 58. we are looking at 57 for y

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