you see him do a pacific a 4 miles per hour san francisco, only 3 in oakland, so really this is an advisory that is for the mountaintops above a 1000 feet red flag warnings are posted in those areas, those winds likely to pick up again through the evening hours. then as we head in toward tomorrow morning, those winds begin to subside red flag warnings will come down and we're hoping the rain will come very very soon guys that's very latest back to you. yes we are thank you lawrence, well, the loss of cell phone service during these public. >>power shut-offs is just unacceptable that is the word from the east bay state senator steve glazer during a news conference today in orinda he made that announcement has come for sleet ago reports now glaser said proposed legislation to keep cell towers powered up when pg any pulls the plug is the answer. >>depending on your cell phone carrier in orinda during last month's pga any public safety power shut-offs you either got lucky and did not lose reception, we did not we have are eyes of others struggled for service to walk down to the corner stop sign

i've worked all over the world, and san francisco remains the only city that i felt was my home. san francisco has assembled all of the pieces that we need in order to create dramatic and progressive change. we've got a visionary m.t.a. board that i cannot wait to work for. we have the most talented agency staff in the industry. we have a tenacious and hard-driving mayor who i know will make a great partner. we also have a progressive board of supervisors ready to ask the tough questions. i am ready to serve all of them. i don't have a 30 or 100-day plan. my first task is to listen carefully to staff. we do have the most incredible assembly of talent of any city in the country. i trust their professional expertise. it is my job first to listen and then secondly, and more importantly, to remove obstacles so that they can do their good and productive work. i do not know all of the answers yet. it's going to take me a while to learn from staff what the best answers are. i want to close by saying that we have talent, resources and some clarity about what our resources are in san franc

sleep in on saturday to worry about miss most of it temperatures today, running cool in the san francisco only 60 degrees 64. in oakland, 69 degrees and sunny skies there and warm weather in the afternoon in san jose 78 beautiful day and live more 76 degrees in concord is 71 in santa rosa. all around the bay area away from the coastline weather looking very nice lot of 70's, the interior valleys, almost 80's in the warmer spots inland. but along the coast or that fog and low cloud cover just kind of hanging in and it was 55 degrees. but i mean that was out cold 55 at half moon bay. we've got that depth dog outside and of course that makes things feel very very cool to breeze. temperatures along the coastline right now with the fog you're talking low 50's in the pacific and half moon bay, 53 degrees in san francisco, 59 in dublin, 64 degrees right now a little more 54 in and 54 degrees in the napa valley, but as we get ready for this weekend. we are going to see changes coming our way increasing low clouds and fog tonight, some chilly temperatures tomorrow patchy dense fog early on then hazy an

1901 in the heights floor and the case are about from 1955 and it is only been a butcher shot not a lot of businesses if san francisco that have only been one thing. >> i'm all for vegetarians if you eat meat eat meat for quality and if we care of we're in a losing battle we need to support butcher shops eat less we sell the chickens with the head and feet open somebody has to make money when you pay $25 for a chicken i guarantee if you go to save way half of the chicken goes in the enlarge but we started affordable housing depends on it occurred to us this is a male field people said good job even for a girl the interesting thing it is a women's field in most of world just here in united states it is that pay a man's job i'm an encountered woman and raise a son and teach i am who respect woman i consider all women's who work here to be impoverished and strong in san francisco labor is high our cost of good ideas we seal the best good ideas the profit margin that low but everything that is a laboring and that's a challenge in the town so many people chasing money and not i can guarantee everybody this is their passio

san francisco. the gabbard bridge looks really good if you take 84 west. it's onlyla, one oh one is finally being of the peninsula heading to san francisco. only 6 minutes for the northbound right and then 6.80 south beach a call to danville wide open at 13 minutes james back to you all right rob, thank you. >>let's head to the south bay now where a 49 ers fan has been charged with vandalizing the joe montana statue at levi stadium after the niners loss to the seahawks on monday night football. so here's a picture of the joe montana statue after it was vandalized a look at that you can see the face mask was ripped off of the statue and here's a side by side. so you can see it. more starkly santa clara police arrested 37 year-old jorge lopez for breaking the statue. he's from santa clara and was wearing a niners sweater at the time of his arrest. >>49 ers fan right you nothing you thought it was a seahawks fan over rival team of something like that, but that that goes to show that you never know where that things are coming from it is upsetting it is upsetting but bu

and san francisco is 71, only about 3 degrees above average. so feeling it more the closer we are to the coast and the influence of the bay. and we're starting to notice the overnight lows, only 50 in san francisco, 53 pacifica. and when we left off last week the numbers were going down to 29, so we're at least getting some of the benefits now where the on shore flow and increased humidity are keeping the overnight lows up. and for the daytime highs, we've got a story here. we're staying like 10 degrees above average for many locations, particularly the further inland you are, and that's the way much of the seven-day forecast will go. pick out your part of the bay. i want to use concord as the example. 69 the average daytime high. we hit 80 tomorrow, and very little change the next 5 days11 and bringing it back into the bay, i'll show you oakland now. the average goes down to 66, so it's a little lower than concord, but the numbers are still coming in pretty much just as far above, maybe not as far, but still above it. 75 by the time we get to

in fact, san francisco's only counting the new referrals. so it is significantly understated. so the state data still under reflects and understates the san francisco numbers. we ask ourselves -- we asked for data from the 50 largest counties in the state. we got responses from 13 counties. what it showed is -- and then we went to san francisco and said what is your conservatorship data? how many are new? hominy are reestablished each year? said taking the data we got in this -- from the superior court, we got to finding witches san francisco has, among those counties, a high rate. they are equivalent to the county of san mateo. they were higher than the other counties and -- >> just to clarify, we are reasonably short and this is now apples to apples. we are not. so the other counties might be -- might have been under reporting their conservatorship his? >> potentially. i think four counties reported to us on what was new and what was reestablished. we felt, at this point, we didn't validate the data individually. we know the state is not validating the data. we think there co

san francisco. and today you're in for a real treat. oh, my! food inspired by the mediterranean and middle east with a twist so unique you can only find it in onelace in san francisco. we're at the 55th annual armenian festival and bizarre. this is extra special not only because i happen to be armenian, but there is so much delicious food here. and i can't wait to share it with all of you. let's go. armenia, culture and cusine has had much cultural exchanges with its neighbors. today armenian food infuses he flavor from the mediterranean, middle east, and eastern europe. >> this is our 55th year and in san francisco we're the largest armenian food festival and widely recognized as one of the best food festivals in the area. we have vendors that come up from fresno, from los angeles showing off their craft. we really feel like we have something for everyone in the neighborhood and that's really what it is, is drawing people to see a little bit of our culture and experience what we experience weekend in and weekend out. >> we are behind the scenes now watching the chef at work preparing some delicious armenian kabob. this is a staple in armenian

san francisco's already suffering. it's ticked up to 35% of the people want to move in the near future. someone like me who has his own tv show within san francisco, i onlywon't bring my car into the streets because of the risk of break-in. rob: of course. a lot ofs those are gang related break-ins, gangs stealing cars and they want to get rid of the gabbing enhancement. -- gang enhance machine. sament.san francisco residents o go through another four years of the policies. have they moved further left? this is a district attorney who has never prosecuted a case. >> absolutely. he was opposed by feinstein, even kamala harris who wants the world to believe she was super liberal as a d after. a. san francisco is badly divided. this guy comes out of the far left, obviously. he's pushing left. this is why california i call it a dying city because it has the he lowest child per capita rate of any major city in america and people want to get out. this is going to rush that. it's really sad. san francisco used to be a beautiful, beautiful city. rob: it really is a beautiful part of the country. tom, thank you so much. we appreciate your time this morning. >> al

example of this accompaniment that helps the heelialing of many wn that are arriving here in san francisco only to face the hate of the trump administration. we encourage you to stay connected to this movement and hopefully, we will eventually overturn what the trump administration has done and, you know, win asylum protection for women fleeing gender-based violence. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> hi. i'm sophia manjares, and i want to thank hillary ronen. as we know, asylum is a human right, and we hope that san francisco continues to be a trailblazer for other cities so that we can see changes at the federal level. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. last night, i went to a screening of a great film called last man in san francisco. showed the impact of gentrification and how it destroys communities. san francisco is destroying its soul by pushing out the locals in this city. we need to protect our culture and make sure we don't lose anymore artists in the culture that makes our city so wonderful to live in. on a separate note, there's not

when you are going from san francisco to the airport that's when this will impact you know when your flight or not when you're taking a ride from the airport to san francisco onlyhis new tax. sounds pretty daunting because as i said it can be very expensive. how expensive that is going to be between 1.5% and 3.2 5% more for every ride 66% of voters approved proposition d it was a close one because it needed a 2 thirds vote to pass asked which is 66% so it was a slim margin that it passed i'm sure a lot of people were torn on this because it doe does go towards a good cause. it was a they hope that it would bring up to $32 million for transit improvements which as we know in san francisco, we could use making sure that we can get to and from where we need to go with that public transportation, especially with the chase center there now and a lot of people out of cars as we've seen a lot of people getting hit by cars a lot of pedestrian so there's a lot of issues and sarah cisco and this is one of those ways they're trying to raise some money and improve. as a person who draw who uses uber and. and not the best and that's what i did some math than it looks like i

and we extract all of the census tracked information in san francisco only, with i allow -- which allows a comparison of disadvantaged communities compared to the city as a whole. when we do that, this is how the map of san francisco looks. the threshold is set at the highest 20%. meaning the highest frequency of the combined disadvantaged characteristics. and in total, these are designated as equity zones. with this myalgic encephalomyelitis snoosh /* dsh -- with this imaginary line, we're able to compare the services there compared to the city as a whole. that's our methodology. it hasn't changed. although it has evolved. and this is a set of metrics. it's impossible to read on the screen. so i did -- >> president buell: we have it on our screen. >> does anybody want a -- okay, you have it. and this set of metrics is a tool for measuring ourselves, for measuring how we've allocated our resources in the past year. in the past, i've read every number, but i think that we're getting used to seeing this. i did want to start with just park access, with the growing population, our acquisitio

san mateo that could be affected by power outages. >> nine counties could lose electricity. only san franciscoexpected to lose power. >> more than 303,000 customers could be affected. we have team coverage tonight. >> cornell barnard. >> but first sandhya patel. >> critical fire weather conditions. we have a very dry bay area, drought monitor here. combined with area of low pressure dropping into california, be winds behind the low out of the north-northeast and dry out the air mass even more. red flag warning wednesday to thursday morning. north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range. over possibility of overhere. ury hour. 5:00 a.m., 26. notice it's over 30-mile-an-hour winds in of what's to come. back with a complete look at forecast coming up. >> thanks sandhya. >>> lots of stress in north bay as residents gear up for another round of pg&e power shutoffs. >> for some businesses timing is terrible, one week before thanksgiving. >> cornell barnard is live in santa rosa. >> reporter: thousands of folks have been through power shutoffs before, never gets easier. owner of this pie shop

golden gate and we have bridge crews northbound as usual doing a little work heading out of san francisco, so only one lane available on the right. so if you're leaving san francisco don't get too slow for the cone zone, heading into san francisco for the southbound triple looks good nothing's block and we're at 19 minutes rolling south novato to the toll plaza of course we'll check more coming up for you in just a bit. developing story that we're following for you this morning comes out of the south bay there was a heavy police presence near high school in san jose where a bomb was found earlier this week, several roads nearby were blocked off last night near oak grove high school settles a police department swat team they were seen driving by along with officers wearing what looked like. tickle gear. now it's unclear what where they were going exactly but neighbors tell us that they were were also unable to get back into their homes. now this all comes after a bomb was found near a student parking lot on to say classes have to be canceled and students went back on thursday. well scary moments fo

want to live. >> this is mission san jose, so this is kind of the upper crust of fremont. >> fremont is the fourth largest city in the bay area, only surpassed by san francisco among the big four, has the second most expensive housing following only san francisco. cheryl young is a senior economist atzilla. >> it's a large city in the bay area and it is actually more expensive than i think some people think. san francisco is about $1.3 million for a typical home. fremont is $900,000 or something like that. >> the increases are still staggering. according to the. >> i will l the median house sold for $313,600. ten years after that in october 2009, the median price is $5,123,500. last month the median price was $1,065,700. >> fremont has risen through the ranks. they have better schools than cupertino and the job growth here is exceptional. also proximity. you're 23002 minutes to san jose, silicon valley, 25 minutes to san francisco. so it kind of makes sense. >> that brings us back to our home shoppers who love fremont and see it as a great deal, even at more than $2 million. >> fremont, i think, still is affordable than the south bay. >> and he's right. acro

continuing to rely on law enforcement as urgent care san francisco suggests will only continue to escalate the crisis. however, mental health sf will give people like our clients the easily accessible, comprehensive curlilily appropriate. we call upon the rest of san francisco elected leaders to trust front line workers, people with lived experience and support mental health sf. thank you. >> good afternoon, i'm ryan with the national union of healthcare workers. on behalf of the 15,000 members of the nuhw including 4,000 mental health clinicians i'm here to express our strong support for mental health sf and in particular the office of private insurance accountability that supervisor haney mentioned earlier. we know that having private health insurance does be mean the same thing to having access to adequate mental healthcare and appreciate the opportunity for the city to take a role in ensuring that those folks receive the care they need and deserve. thank you. >> jennifer freedom with the coalition of homelessness. the coalition on homelessness is standing behind and standing up for mem

be here in san francisco at this moment, celebrating a resilient community, one that represents san francisco so well in how we continue to push the envelope on policies that really not only support this community but support all communities that continue to be left out of what prosperity should be for all citizens of this city. and so i want to thank you all for continuing to shine a light on issues of equity that need to be addressed in san francisco, and i want to really thank claire for her leadership and her hard work and commitment. and i also want to acknowledge that we have other elected officials here today to support this incredible occasion. thank you so supervisor matt haney for joining us as well as treasurer jose cisneros. i think i we're not only funding trans programs, but that we're doing it in an equitable way. so you know, san francisco has really had a long history of championing the community, and we've been a beacon of hope. so this morning, when i was thinking about what i wanted to share -- it wasn't that -- i was reminded of a quote by robert f. kennedy that says each time we're asked to standup for an ideal or strike out against injustice, we sen

stonestown is near san francisco state. >> the only way that we will create a marketable city.nd a place like this on the side of the city would be a natural place to look to do that. >> developers hope to present a plan to the public early next year. >> lyft electric bikes will be rolling on san francisco street again. they pulled the bikes in august after reports of vbikes catching fire. an investigation indicates the fire startedy system. lyft tells the examiner is working with a different battery supplier and expects to deploy 4000 bikes by april. the first ones that hit the street will be by the middle of december. >>> 6:48 am. steve was asking me come as we go to sal, i want to confirm that the smart train has extended its free service until today. to help people evacuated and affected by the fires. if you haven't tried it yet, smart train, it's beautiful. >> i'm biased because i love trains. you know this. but, i mean, it's a nice ride. it will keep you off portions at one-to-one world the traffic is. >>> let's take a look at highway 24 and right now it's doing pretty we

only in the 40s this morning. san jose topping out at 54 this afternoon. san francisco 51, but i want to show you what we have in store. right now we still have storm ranger up and scanning, working hard, our mobile doppler radar, the only ones that have it in the bay area and our key component to tracking that storm this weekend. there is that instability that i mentioned just off the coast, and this is what we're talking about in terms of the time of timing. we have an atmospheric river event expected to make its arrival early saturday morning, with a little bit of rain, light morning rain and then as we head in through the afternoon, we're talking heavy downpours with the heavy pockets of rain, also gusty, windy conditions especially for the mountain areas, 30 to 45-mile-per-hour winds, bringing a concern saturday evening into early monday morning for the potential of localized flooding, especially in the mountain area. milder temperatures, but the rain continues and as i mentioned, that flash flood watch is going to be in effect starting at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow throug

. >> i've worked all over the world and san francisco rehaines the only city that i have ever felt was my home. san francisco has assembled all of the pieces that we need in order to create traumatic and progressive change. >> the sfmta board of directors will formally appoint couplelin. he's expected to begin in december. >>> happening now san francisco international is holding a dedication ceremony for the international terminal departures all which will be in honor of the late san francisco mayor ed lee. contributions to the airport and the city and county of san francisco. and members of lee's family are all taking part in today's unveiling. >>> also right now the san francisco giants are introducing gabe kap ler. after spending two seasons with the philadelphia phillies. he replaces bruce bocci. kapler's arrival in san francisco comes amid conch verse he mishandled allegations of sexual assault as director of player development. we see here forhanziate beginning to build his empire to we're going to check back in on this news conference and bring you much more later in this newsca

hazy and mild, 60s and 70s, only san francisco is below. they are not only below on the high side but below on the low. the low is 60 average is 55 to 51. 1971, when it was 44 degrees, visibility two bits quarter of a mile santa rosa and napa airport. it dances around oakland the bay and mile and hayward 2 2 and a half in san carlos. thick fog, i think they will get worse before they get better. everyone else in the 40s. mill valley, 44, wind zero 44 windsor at 44 degrees. everything up and over the ridge of high pressure. a blocking pattern strong high pressure brutally cold. december like temperatures are plunging into the northern plains and also great lakes and making it down to the deep south. not here, no rain insight. 50s, 60s and 70s on temps today. temperatures back off maybe a degree or two like yesterday but warm up into the weekend. quiet day going forward. >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:22 is the time it was supposed to run for 6 weeks. 45 days later the beach blanket babalon is preparing final shows. after the break we take a look

it was 71 in san francisco. that's only like 3 degrees above average. but concord hitting 81, for an inland location, let's talk about the next few days. looking at the average, even show i just showed the on shore surge and low clouds, that's only for the bay, only right there. but if you're inland you didn't notice much of a change today. and watch what happens over at least the next 5, we'll stay well above average. 69 would be the average. we'll be pretty much 10 degrees above that mark for the next 5 days and longer. let's do another comparison. if 69 is the average for concord, let's come into the bay. oakland, the average is 66. look where we'll be the next 5 days. staying well above it. at least the humidity levels have come back up. but the temperatures are not necessarily coming down. just to show you, even in san francisco where the average is 66, we'll be in the 70s for the next 5 days. let's get everybody in here for the daytime highs tomorrow. 83 in the warm spot, morgan hill, that's you. fremont, your temperature comes up to 75. concord,

san francisco. brookfield properties, the owner of the mall, is proposing to build what san francisco desperately needs. housing. >> the only way we are going tog is by creating more housing at all income ra and a place like this on the side of the city would be a natural place to look to do that. >> reporter: brookfield said there's plenty of space at stonestown for housing. 28 available acres including this parcel where these old movie theaters now stand. and portions of parking lots could be in the mix for new homes but there are no details to report yet brookfield said it doesn't know how many units it should build or what they would look like but there is room for hundreds of homes if not more. the developer said the homes would be a mix of market rate and affordable. for the past few months the developer has been meeting with neighbors to get a read on what they would like to >> were hearing a lot of support for senior housing. housing for families. there's obviously a lot of demand for student housing in this neighborhood. but the form, shape, density of that takes, again, is, we're at the beginning stages of the lea

>> reporter: san francisco police only saying the remains are of an infant. this case is being investigated by the s.f.p.d. homicide division and the medical examiner's office because there are concerns about the health of the mother of the infant. we ask that anyone with information regarding this incident call the s.f.p.d. they were golfing here on saturday when a course employee told them the terrible news. >> we were on the, maybe, 10th hole. they told us we couldn't play the 12th and 18th hole because there was an active crime scene. >> reporter: police say the infant's age whether it be hours or days or weeks old will be announced by the medical examiner's office. possibly playing into this would be california's safe haven law. that says if a woman gives birth to a child and for whatever reason cannot or will not take that child, she can take that child to a safe haven, fire station, emergency room, drop the child off in three days of birth and there will be no questions asked. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ter

that's the only way to live in san francisco.t's just one apartment. >> i can't afford living in a room and basement and i was like, no. you know, you want to be self-independent, so vegas was the cheape esest route for me t. >> reporter: the good news is, 42% say they'll be able to stay long-term. now, this has been a trending with according to the study, since 2005. people saying they will need to leave this city within the next few years. reporting live at sfo, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay". >> it's funny to hear that girl say vegas, because i know someone who recently moved from the bay area to vegas. >>> the new downtown novato smart train is getting a little closer to opening. starting late tonight and through the weekend, teams will test signalling and train control systems along various stretches of the track and the crossings. testing begins at 11:00 tonight. it take place in three phases through 2:00 a.m. monday morning. drivers nearby will be advised to slow down in case crossing gates are being tested. the do

we have green, independent, libertarian, republican, non-partisan or constitution, but in san francisco, we only have one party for 45 years and that is democrats. there's no political equity for people by super pac. 2018, san francisco taxpayers pay $4.16 million in matching funds to support democrats and refuse non-democrats to go into forums. 2019, democrats and all of you sitting in here increase more matching fund to create a more government scam. and democrats' agendas created 21,000 homeless dying on the street and 25,000 drug dealers and abuses supported by taxpayers. and that is nonstop everyday and violence target minority people like the chinese people. 50,000 plus empty apartments available today and yet, the public officials selling more pondbonds to proposition a to ak for $6 million for only 2800 house and unions. the liberals, democrats have been operating a tyranny government for 45 years in san francisco. the united states constitution article 6, it is a violation for san francisco to operate such a government to abuse its power. you know sanctuary city and sanctuary law it's a

highs today, san francisco managed only 63. in oakland, it was 68. in santa rosa, 69. as we look from high across the sales force tower cam. concord is at 62. so things have settled back into the 50s and 60s . a nice day today. and tomorrow will be mostly an encore performance. the numbers could get bumped up get. fog and clouds will be back tonight. but overall, things are not changing much. high pressure to the west. low pressure over the southland is exactly what was happening last weekend. that's what will be happening the week ahead as a result. there is no rain in sight. tomorrow morning starts out very nicely. clouds and fog by the shoreline around the bay, it will be 50 degrees. inland, about 45. that's to start out with. later in the day, we will get sunshine. and, temperatures will warm to near 80 degrees inland tomorrow. in terms of rain on the way, we begin to get the rain in ve. november, the first time you go well, that was a decent rain coming through. we don't see any of that. so, stay tuned. holiday ice rink will happen despite the 80s . embarcadero an

san francisco, you will only be 1 degree off the mark, getting to 65 tomorrow, 64 will be the average, 76 for concord, 73 in santa rosa, 78, 79 today, it was kind of the peak, cooling down more tomorrow, bottoming out on thursday, then that is it. we will warm right back up in time for next weekend. fremont will go to the 70s. livermore is 74. san rafael will hit 71 tomorrow for the daytime high. the skies look kind of weird over the past few days with plenty of low clouds up the coast at high clouds streaming in above it. clouds, hazy conditions, that is not going to change tomorrow. by thursday that counterclockwise spin is an area of low pressure, the first one that is actually able to get into northern california and change things up. there is a small chance of rain, not a lot. that's noon, some light showers off the coast, and let me show you why you shouldn't count on much from that. i will play this for the cumulative rainfall totals. 207-inch of rain for pacifica. this cools us down for at least a day, look at thursday. that sticks out, the clouds, the daytime high temperature

san francisco. investing $16 million of city and state funds makes perfect sense for this fiscally prudent supervisor, including, and i am wearing now my hat as chair of the san francisco county transportation authority, not only $1.2 million of your half cent sales tax, but each of the members of that body get $200,000 to invest. i put my $200,000 into this project. it is just a little bit, but it helped make it go. congratulations to all the departments and particularly the community that made this happen. thank you so much. [applause] next, from the port of san francisco, we are on port property until you get in the middle of that street, then you're on mohammed's property, but we are on the lands of the port of san francisco. it's executive director, elaine forbes. [applause]. >> thank you so much supervisor peskin. thank you to mayor breed for prioritizing safety and economic development and helping this neighborhood thrive. you have heard from the other speakers about this area being the goose that lays the golden egg, which is completely true. 85% of visitors to san francisco come here and they come back again because it is such a wonderful experience that we have to continue to invest in, but i want to

and san francisco was only one of seven winners from across the globe. and that was announced at the c40 world mayors' summit in copenhagen on october 10th. as you can see from this photo i had the great honor and privilege of collecting the award for the city. >> chairperson fewer: in copenhagen? >> yeah, in copenhagen. >> chairperson fewer: yeah. >> chairperson fewer: someone has to do it. >> i don't know if you recognize that mayor from l.a. who is now the chair of c40. and who presented the award to san francisco. and cleanpowersf was selected as the winner in the category titled "the future we want requires transformative change." pretty bold there. and something that we certainly hope to live up to. winning this award is, of course, a great honor. it's also a tribute to the great work done across the sfpuc and other city departments and the leadership here at lafco and the board of supervisors and the mayor's office, and the tireless commitment of our city advocates that pushed for cleanpowersf over the years. so, anyway, some really good news and