attorney mary richardson says the port of oakland will quote, take all reasonable measures to ensure clarity for travelers with respect to oakland's geographic location and distinctiveness. back to you. >> all right, suzanne, thank you so much. when it comes to cleaning up homeless encampments across the state, governor newsom wants to see results, and he's backing it up with millions of dollars in funding. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains which bay area cities and counties will receive a part of the nearly $200 million dollars in grant money. >> i care about this state. i care about our reputation. i care that people can't afford to live here, can't afford to raise their family here. i care that people visit here and go, what the hell is going on with the encampments and what's going on on the streets and sidewalks? >> governor gavin newsom says he's fed up with the state's response to the homelessness crisis, or make that the lack of response highways, parks, sidewalks covered by encampments with too few places for the unhoused to go, newsom says he's now in

an attorney, mary richardson, says the port of oakland will, quote, take reasonable measures to ensure clarity for travelers with respect to oakland's geographic location and distinctiveness. back to you. >> all right, suzanne, thank you so much. abc seven news is following the safety issues at a san francisco intersection. last month, a family of four was killed after an suv crashed into them at a bus stop in the west portal neighborhood. now there's a plan that dramatically changes how people drive and walk in the area. sfmta presented it this afternoon and there are big changes to the traffic flow designed to protect pedestrians, supports significant pedestrian safety by eliminating all of the left turns. >> here in san francisco, on a typical year, about 40% of our traffic deaths are a result of drivers making left turns and not seeing pedestrians in the crosswalk, a public comment period and abc seven news reporter luz pena has learned. >> businesses are ready to push back on the plan. she'll have the story coming up on abc seven news at five, abc seven news is following the story