rafael debbie go loves coming here to the bottom. of. the location scout often brings clients from the film and photography industry here. this is my favorite place imma try to have breakfast because we're away from the noise but it's still in the center of the city you know that it's a district that draws a lot of volunteers like actors from film television and theatre and you can even hear the birds chirping here and that it's a place where you can let your thoughts roam free the way you can listen in the whole time those and then they get us up inside us and that's just with. just a few steps away the other astro flea market takes place every sunday. the open air market is more than four hundred years old. this. special place for me because it's always a mix of local sumo backgrounds as well as choice it's already democratic space because the. one part of the market is devoted to antiques today rafael find something that catches his eye. at the edge of montera park you'll find a piece of ancient egypt the temple of de bog is more than

welcome, debbie rafael. >> thank you. thank you for the opportunity to address you on this issue today. i want to do a callout to ashley summers, who has been tenacious with her follow-up and enthusiasm. i'm incredibly grateful for her work on this. i want to quickly set a context, walk you through the components. you have started to mention them. and look forward. how will this roll out over the next months? drowning in plastic. when i saw the cover of this national geographic magazine, it was incredibly timely and an indication that the whole world is very much focused on this issue of plastics in the marine environment. these incredibly scary statistics, like at the current rate, there will be more plastics than fish by weight by 2050. how can that be? what can we do to take action? we cannot wait for things to happen at the state or the federal and what can cities do? it turns out, there's a lot. how does that plastic get into our oceans? it gets there for the manufacturing process and gets there by litter, that thing

. >> happening tonight, the oakland premiere of "blind spotting" by oakland residents debbie diggs and rafaelstarred in the movie which tells the story about the intersection of class and race in a gentrifying oakland. this is the latest in a string of movie moments for the town. tonight's premiere comes just days after the opening of "sorry to bother you" the directorial debut for oakland's boots and ry >>> facebook is facing the consequences for cambridge analytica scandal, and that news leads tonight's bay area business watch. a uk business office says it will fine the menlo park company about $667300 u.s.is will be fa financial penalty for allowing cambridge analytica to access personal data of millions of users, maybe you, without their knowledge. >>> you may be losing some twitter followers tomorrow. the san francisco-based social media platform is planning to purge 10s of millions of suspicious accounts it previously locked. the company spokesperson says the goal so to make twitter more accurate and transparent. >>> oprah is backing a healthy restaurant chain with locations in the bay