we have so in love with margo.d blessing so we're just doing so great >> you've imagined motherhood for a long time. i know you've dreamt about it. and now it's here. how do your dreams compare with what it's really like? >> you know, hoda, the funny thing is, i spent so many years thinking about, dreaming about motherhood, struggling, fighting for this moment, and motherhood was even more amazing and is even more amazing than i could have ever imagined and i think one of the things that just blows my mind every day is that i literally miss her when i'm not in the same room with her and so that applies to those late nights and when i do finally get her to sleep and everything is peaceful, i go in just to take a peek at her and john says don't wake her up. whatever you do, don't wake her up but it's the most amazing wonderful experience >> hey, john, first time dad, what has it been like? what's it been like for you so far? >> well, it's been a really wonderful experience you know, it's completely changed everything

i spoke to dark dr margo cochell, the director of ucsf center for vulnerable populations. is that we have a disproportionate amount of homelessness. despite what people think it's not the trends of people moved to california because it's such a great place to be homeless. that is a persistent myth, and it's wrong. the reason we have such a crisis in california is for one reason and one reason only. we have an enormous shortage of housing for our lowest income household, in fact, were the second worst state in the nation on that statistics. we have only 24 units of housing. that's available and affordable for every 100 extremely long come household. that means we are and cool one billion units short of affordable housing. it's like that crew game, a cruel version of the game of musical chairs that you might have played a child. we have 100 households competed for 24 units. of course, some of them are going to spill out into homelessness.ut it actually the federal government that has the most power to end this crisis over nine, for instance, right now only one in four househ

. >> doctor margo crew shell says solving homelessness should be just one neighborhood or communities responsibility. >> and jennifer friedenbach with the coalition on homelessness says using state funds would also result in less units to house people. all of this money really counts and all of these buildings really count. we need if we're going make a visible difference in homelessness. >> it's going to take a lot of investment in a lot of hard work to make it happen. and it and it requires all of san franciscans to pitch the city is expected to approve the other mission and some locations next week. >> as for that japan down hotel supervisor suffices discussions will continue. >> in san francisco. taylor kron 4 news. >> in the south bay there will soon be more housing for people who are homeless in the city of san jose city leaders are expected to approve plans to build the city's 5th emergency interim housing community 76 new housing units will be built in the overflow parking lot of the san jose police department administration building. it's on west mission street airport. the p

and developing a mental health response team on campus chief margo bennett announced today she will be retiring in june. the department is searching for her replacement. a judge today approved a two year restraining order against richmond police chief piece of french and her husband, who was a. oakland police sergeant, their 18 year old daughter accused them of threatening her and her boyfriend as well as his mother. chief. french and her husband say the 34 year old man had actually been pimping their daughter as a sex worker in oakland. the alameda county d. a. has charged him in the case and in court today, chief french and her husband voluntarily agreed to stay away from and not contact their daughter, although she is free to contact them. if she chooses. police in south san francisco, say a man is under arrest for sexual battery at a shopping centre. investigators say woman was touched against her will and about 8 45 saturday morning at a. shopping center on hickey boulevard near el camino real as officers investigated, they discovered there were at least two other victims. they we

i have cherished every minute with margo, it is so good to be back, though. i have missed our show. i've missed our saturdays together. >> we're going to check in with your husband, with the baby to make sure she's not hosting a milk kegger with the other kids from day care. in-studio reunion with dylan. dylan just russell, just a couple of days ago. a lot earlier than expected. so she's now home enjoying a little time with her family. we'll have much more on all of it. >> congratulations to her. we're thrilled. >>> we want to get right to our top story, the fact that there's still no deal for democrats on president biden's economic agenda. despite a pep talk from the president, lawmakers headed home for the weekend. we have team coverage this weekend. we want to begin with leigh ann caldwell who's at the capitol with the overnight developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. the democrats decided to hold off voting on this $1 trillion infrastructure bill because they just didn't have the votes. the party is still divided on how to move forward. the hold-up is a sep

margo, your view on all of the above? >> i have both problems. it was only a draft as part of eastman's explanation, and i don't know if we can swallow that one. now i know when she said let's sweep it under the rug, condoleezza rice said, i cried on january 6, but let's move on. they all want to move on. they've done a pretty good job and they could delay more. this is good reporting but you have steve bannon just beginning his journey through the contempt procedure. remember, don mcgahn didn't testify until the trump administration was over. i think that's what republicans are going for. let's keep this going. but now we have bob costa and bob woodward and others telling us, one of the surprises, didn't we know there was planning? they had t-shirts, ever since the t-shirts saying maga civil war 2020, saying some planning went into this. your eyes would tell you that but there they were, that they were working on it. they had to have been working on it and that their backup plan after that justice department meeting didn't get jeff rosen removed

. >> doctor margo crew shell says solving homelessness should be just one neighborhood or communities responsibility. and jennifer friedenbach with the coalition on homelessness says using state funds would also result in less units to house people. all of this money really counts and all of these buildings really count. we need if we're going make a visible difference in homelessness. >> it's going to take a lot of investment in a lot of hard work to make it happen. and it and it requires all of san franciscans to pitch in. >> now. the city is expected to approve the purchases of the other mission in soma site locations next week. as for that japan town hotel. well, supervisor suffice as discussions will continue for now live in san francisco. taylor kron 4 news. thank you. taylor. >> well, there will soon be more housing for people who are homeless in the city of san jose city leaders are expected to approve plans to build the city's 5th emergency interim housing community 76 new housing units will be built in the overflow parking lot of the san jose police department's administrati

. >> doctor margo crew shell says solving homelessness should be just one neighborhood or communities responsibility. >> and jennifer friedenbach with the coalition on homelessness says using state funds would also result in less units to house people. all of this money really counts and all of these buildings really count. we need if we're going make a visible difference in homelessness. it's going to take a lot of investment in a lot of hard work to make it happen. and it and it requires all of san franciscans to pitch in. >> and that was to prom for a sailor second reporting for us tonight. the city is expected to approve the other mission. and so the sites next week. meanwhile, supervisors to fight. he says discussions continue regarding that 4th location in japan to. >> new tonight at 9 newlyweds in the south bay need help. finding a stolen car with a wedding veil in it. their car was found late on santana row in san jose. but somehow a thief managed to get the key and then the car kron four's. ella sogomonian joins us now from the newsroom with more on this search l a. >> grant

. >> doctor margo crew shell says solving homelessness should be just one neighborhood or communitiesibility. >> and jennifer friedenbach with the coalition on homelessness says using state funds would also result in less units to house people. all of this money really counts and all of these buildings really count. we need if we're going make a visible difference in homelessness. >> it's going to take a lot of investment in a lot of hard work to make it happen. and it and it requires all of san franciscans to pitch the city is expected to approve the other mission and some locations next week. >> as for that japan down hotel supervisor suffices discussions will continue. >> in san francisco. taylor kron 4 news. >> now. let's talk about our drought emergency in the bay area people in sonoma and marin counties will have access to free water saving kits this weekend. the kits are available on a first come first serve basis and they're limited to one per household. but inside the cutts. here's what you can get. a one gallon bucket to catch water for reuse. you put that in the shower. we

it will mark the end of chief margo bennett's 20 year career at the department, including eight yearsr highlighted chief but its accomplishments that included instituting peer reviews with other university police departments. working to end the use of the parroted. crowded chokehold at all. you see campuses and developing a mental health response team on campus chief bennett is retired in june. the department is searching for her replacement now to san francisco supervisors are proposing a sick leave program for domestic workers. according to the chronicle. this measure would be introduced and require employees to pay into a fund workers such as house cleaners and nannies could then use the money to take paid time off when they're sick. supervisor hillary ronan is a co sponsor. she says she hopes to find ways to provide domestic workers with other benefits, including retirement and health insurance. the abigail hotel in san francisco will return as permanent housing for low income city residents. the abigail will provide 59 units of housing for adults transitioning from permanent supp

we are pleased the half doctor margo kushel the director of the benioff homelessness housing initiative coming to talk about what she knows and the research she and her team have done to give us that bigger picture of what's going on with older adults and adults with this abilities that are housing insecure, homeless or even formerly homeless in san francisco. i hope you will join us this great event. it will be a great chance for this commission to continue this conversation by redesigning their wonderful report on thisissue. it feels like things are coming together with everyone working on this at the same time so i hope you'll join us . it's october 26 1:00 to 3:00 and for more information or just to rsvp you can go to online to bit.ly/masterplanfor aging or you can call me. that's 415-638-9183. thank you for all you do. in all parts of your life including thiscommission and i hope you'll join us for this conversation . thank you so much. >> thank you caller moderator, do we have any other colors in the queue ? >> there are no other colors in the queue. >> clerk: thatconcludes the me

margo harper, heard about the missing plane. she dug a little. and came up with the names.on board. jaroslaw ambrozuk, the pilot's name is jerry. a 19 year old who had solo just a year before, an immigrant from pole in the age of, ten and a boy scout, with dreams of becoming a commercial airline plant. in his patched enduring girlfriend, 18 year old dianne babcock. >> she was a very good student she was a runner and set on a career in nursing she was ambitious and determined to be successful. >> when margot harper started nosing around the high school which jerry and diane hits recently graduated, she learned a theory was rapidly circulating here. he theory with an ancient in universal theme. >> what emerged right away, was this suggestion that, they were kind of a romeo and juliet couple. that their families had been disapproving of their relationship. in this suggestion emerge that they were trying to run away together. >> they were eloping. >> that was the suggestion, that they had been trying to get away from parental pressure. from an unhappy social scene. >> they jerr

we are pleased the half doctor margo kushel the director of the benioff homelessness housing initiativeat she knows and the research she and her team have done to give us that bigger picture of what's going on with older adults and adults with this abilities that are housing insecure, homeless or even formerly homeless in san francisco. i hope you will join us this great event. it will be a great chance for this commission to continue this conversation by redesigning their wonderful report on thisissue. it feels like things are coming together with everyone working on this at the same time so i hope you'll join us . it's october 26 1:00 to 3:00 and for more information or just to rsvp you can go to online to bit.ly/masterplanfor aging or you can call me. that's 415-638-9183. thank you for all you do. in all parts of your life including thiscommission and i hope you'll join us for this conversation . thank you so much. >> thank you caller moderator, do we have any other colors in the queue ? >> there are no other colors in the queue. >> clerk: thatconcludes the members of the public that

hopeful the transition will afford her more time at home with her husband gary, son, george, and baby margo, anyone who has ever met vanessa will tell you that she's not really the relax-as-home type. i expect she'll bring the same intensity and let's get it done attitude that she was known for on the committee into her role at the d.n.i. therefore it is with a little reluctance and a lot of pride that i wish vanessa well and thank her for all she's done for the committee. her wit, intellect, woundless energy and unparalleled mastery of the culinary arts will be impossible to replace. thank you, vanessa, for the vital investigative work of this committee would not have been accomplished absent your dedication, your clear-minded judgment, and your unwavering moral compass. mr. president, i'd be remiss, though, to close my comments about vanessa's departure from the committee without also acknowledging the departure of two other dedicated staff members -- nate adler and nick vasiano, serving on the majority staff of the committee are leaving to pursue their professional lives. nick worked on