phil matier says the poll is a detailed snapshot. >> what does this pull safer her and the work she has left to do? >> she has one of the toughest jobs i have ever seen for a mayor in san francisco. the pandemic did not change things as much as it did accelerate them. existing problems grew all the more worse. on top of things such as homelessness on top of things such as the high cost of living and open drug dealing. she also has the high cost of an empty downtown. knowing forward she may not have the luxury of the money her predecessors had to solve a lot of these inherent problems. >> the mayor says a survey offers her helpful information. she has not surprised by the results. >> there are a lot of challenges with our city. a lot of dysfunction. also a lot of bureaucratic layers that make it so difficult to do the kind of things people want to see here. >> she says she is working hard to get things done. the chronicle poll indicates one third of the people surveyed are not happy with mayor breed but it shows two thirds of the people are in favor of what she is doing. the mayor says s

insider phil matier is here with more. >> running bart has never been an easy task. problems with safety. problems with the trains. problems with growth. for a while we had problems with crammed cars because so many people were taking into san francisco to work but all that changed with covid. even as we come out now, part ridership is still way down. in addition to the older problems of safety and getting the trains on time now they face and even daunting question. that is what is the future of bart? where is it going to go? we sat down and walked around with bob powers and asked some pretty tough questions about a rail line. the only what is its future but where is it going to go if people are not going into san francisco to work? >> we are in the housing business. we are an economic engine in the bay area. we are helping with some of the social challenges happening right now. s primary rg.a as now it is evolving into going and and circling the entire bay area. it is quite a growth. >> it is a growth. it is ringing the bay. ringing the bay has been a goal for a lon

a reminder, abc7news insider phil matier will be back with bart's general manager interview.ws tonight with david mure is next. >>> tonight, the remarkable scene from london. the queen arriving at bucking hanel palace for the final time. also, the war in ukraine. stunning images. ukrainian soldiers met with hugs. some russian soldiers racing back over the border to russia. >>> and the dow plunges amid stubborn inflation in the u.s. >>> first tonight, the queen's somber return to buckingham palace. thousands braving the rain to honor their queen. king charles and the queen's other children and grandchildren at her side in buckingham palace. james longman from london tonight. >>> the major news in the war in ukraine. troops driving russian forces further back tonight. the first herb shes showi i ing ukrainians coming into occupied towns.

coming this week after desantis send 50's people tomorrow to -- martha's vineyard, a move that phil matier politicians are attempting to use to their advantage. >> ron desantis and gavin newsom were made for each other. they are both striding, they are both young, they are relatively ambitious. this is a way to get on the national platform. reporter: activists say it is important to remember that these migrants are human beings. >> that's the unfortunate thing that these republican governors are playing into this political theater. they think that by treating immigrants like this, they man a:ruit fli have been found aecond location in san clara county. they've turned up in sunnyvale. the county along with the state will be putting out bait starting tomorrow to catch them. a couple weeks ago, they were found in san jose. they can do extensive damage to crops. dan: let's turn our attention to the weekend weather forecast. great to see some rain coming. ama: it is so nice. sandhya: better late than never. we are getting it early this season. you will need your umbrellas. make sure you start l

coming this week after desantis send 50's people tomorrow to -- martha's vineyard, a move that phil matierboth politicians are attempting to use to their advantage. >> ron desantis and gavin newsom were made for each other. they are both striding, they are both young, they are relatively ambitious. this is a way to get on the national platform. reporter: activists say it is important to remember that these migrants are human beings. >> that's the unfortunate thing that these republican governors are playing into this political theater. they think that by treating immigrants like this, they man -- may win votes in the next election. ama: fruit flies have been found in a second location in santa clara county. they've turned up in sunnyvale. the county along with the state will be putting out bait starting tomorrow to catch them. a couple weeks ago, they were found in san jose. they can do extensive damage to crops. dan: let's turn our attention to the weekend weather forecast. great to see some rain coming. ama: it is so nice. sandhya: better late than never. we are getting it early this sea

phil matier says the bay area as a whole could prosper. >> because the money that is generated here ripples out throughout the entire region whether it be trips to napa or hotel rooms in oakland because san francisco is all booked up. this is a chance for san francisco to put its best face forward. that is why they are putting all those cops down there plus private security. they want it to go as well as possible. >> the conference is good for business in san francisco. we wanted to know what attendees think about the city. suzanne fun is in the newsroom with some answers. >> 40,000 people traveled to san francisco to attend dream force. many from out-of-state and also out of the country. we wanted to know what they thought about returning to the city especially the challenges san francisco is facing. she went the distance to make dream force in san francisco the year. >> i'm coming from india. >> it is his first visit and there is a lot he is hoping to learn i just want to talk to people and >> think about the ecosystem. how people use it. >> he joins 40,000 people who travel to the city f