the so called black pulp containing the particularly valuable substances is sent to san gaines mean factory insult claudia, for further processing. we recover all the aluminum her does her leg, wilbert nick gill, lithium, manganese, copper and again, we send it to our contract fare like samsung to manufactured near better recycling centers like this. a still pretty thin on the ground in india. but the number of electric oz is growing with electric mobility taking center feed in india, bringing the thought efficiency into batteries become a major factor into our sustainable practices in mobility sector here at the end didn't due to science in bengal. now the funny antiquity desa range of my details with the aim of increasing battery capacity. he's the head of the institute steam for advanced energy storage research. i see the publishing as parking portion of this ecosystem of electric vehicles and edification, gender, re purposing batteries. really cost me maybe about 10 percent of the cost of the recycling of batteries. the energy cost, the cost and the environment in terms of chemicals are

so it san francisco's gain is new york's loss. while apple will buying u.s.made microchips, the chips will be produced in a new factory in arizona which will be owned and operated by taiwan at semiconductors manufacturing company. the company produces advanced processors including the chips in the latest iphones and max, today biden visited the facility. earlier he signed a law that includes billions of dollars in incentives for countries that build chip manufacturing capabilities on u.s. soil. now we have this one in arizona. the san francisco department of building inspection is investigating complaints that twitter has converted some conference rooms into makeshift bedrooms, bunk rooms for employees. the communications director tells abc7news that they have reached out to twitter to conduct a site inspection as part of their investigation, if it no longer meets code they will issue an issue of violation. -- they treat all property owners and complaints the same and they expect to initiate an investigation within 72 hours of time, twitter so far has not res

a story gaining national attention. san ramon police have arrested a colorado man for hate crimes. he's accused of harassing two people at an in-n-out on christmas eve. you may remember this story. a man walked up to two people who were eating at an in-n-out in san ramon. the suspect started to berate them with racist and homophobic slurs. the entire encounter captured on camera and posted to tiktok gaining hundreds of views in a matter of hours. the two are reflecting on how they will make sure this doesn't happen to other people. >> i think i am a lot more traumatized from this experience than i previously thought. it really established the fact this can happen again and obviously as much of a relief as it is, i'm still kind of scared. >> i want to bring more awareness. there's a lot of charities, a lot of organizations out there. we're going to be doing our best to direct attention from the video to that from a smaller scale to a bigger scale. >> the suspect now being held in a martinez jail for violating california hate crimes. >>> happening tomorrow the man accused of breaking

san jose. but, again, those gains are going to be quickly lost next week without any big storm on the horizon. n that seven-day forecast, stays chilly in san francisco with some upper 30s and low 40s all the way through next tuesday. and the inland valleys, we are chilly. we're down near freezing all the way into monday morning. so the cold's with us. we'd like more storms, but things still look very good for us in january. so kind of take this as a break around christmas and then we'll get into january, saturday the new year, and keep our fingers crossed. >> that's a well-earned break. thank you, jeff. >>> we have some bad news for the warriors. an uate onpd >>> a new year means a whole new lineup at mountain view shoreline amphitheater. opening day is still several months away but the venue has already announced a number of big-name concert events, including shania twain, janet jackson, rod stewart with cheap trick, and lynyrd skynyrd with zz top. the 22,000 seat outdoor concert venue is selling individual tickets or a lawn pass. that provides access to more than 30 shows. more acts are expec

local xfinity store today. >>> cbs news, without any flowers in its hair, is in san francisco, because this city has gainedht in the center of what would become the haight-ashbury. >> the psychedelic shop on haight street started just over a year ago. it spreads the gospel of a dreamy new utopia based on brotherhood and love and lsd. >> to all the people out there that are, you know, confused and hungry for some kind of spiritual meaning in life, that's why all these people are down here. that's why there's so much interest in haight-ashbury because it offers some kind of hope. >> we moved up and lived right down the street from the psychedelic shop. and people were growing their hair long, they were wearing beads, they were playing music on the street. it was just an incredible environment at that point, at the beginning. that's when it was just like one big giant family. >> before you knew it, it was a congregating place for artists. and the dividing line seemed to be the psychedelic experience. you couldn't understand the posters, you couldn't understand the fashions, you couldn't understand anything if

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gains. but on the other side of the coin contributed to making san jose one of the most expensive places to the world. so i asked how he tried to strike a balance between the benefits and that consequence. >> a huge challenge for the entire bay area. we know as we muddle through a very difficult housing crisis, the good news is in many cases, we had employers like google is really extraordinary case should say wanting to make major investments in our city, but also making major investments are community. it's not just a 6 or 7 million square foot campus, which is obviously enormous about twice the size of apple world headquarters that their building base 4,000 units of housing, which we critically need a quarter of which will be met, restricted and affordable as well as hundreds of millions of dollars in local so it's really critical that we get it all right. and that we not, for example, offer tax breaks for companies, some players that want to be in the city. we think that talent ultimately drives decisions of these companies and they don't need our taxpayer dollars. >> maryland carter sa

gain more insights into his finances. myanmar sentences its deposed leader aung san suu kyi to another seven years in prison, taking her totaljailime to 33 years. romanian prosecutors seek to detain the controversial influencer andrew tate for another 30 days as part of their investigation into rape and sex trafficking. tributes are being paid to the brazilian football legend pele, widely regarded as the greatest player of all time, who has died at the age of 82. during his two decades on the pitch, pele scored a world record of more than 1,200 goals in around 1,300 appearances and became the only player to win the world cup three times. tributes have been pouring in from around the world. french star kylian m—bappe described pele as "the king of football", adding... and former president barack 0bama said, "pele was one of the greatest to ever to play the beautiful game. and as one of the most recognizable athletes in the world, he understood the power of sports to bring people together." this report from simonjones. a sporting icon who made football beautiful. described by the brazilian football confederation as the greatest sp

gain further insights into his finances. brazil lights up in honour of pele as the first day of national mourning begins for the footballing legend. myanmar sentences its former democratically elected leader aung sanuu kyi to another seven years in prison, taking her total jail time to 33 years. romanian prosecutors seek to detain influencer andrew tate for another 30 days as part of their investigation into rape and sex trafficking. british police investigating the killing of elle edwards in a pub shooting on christmas eve say her family needs answers about her death. and more than 20 years in the making, how a group of retired aviation enthusiasts built a first world war plane from scratch. we begin in the us, where a congressional committee has released former president trump's tax returns, covering a six—year period. donald trump had battled for years to keep the documents secret, taking the case to the supreme court, which last month approved their disclosure to the democrat—controlled house of representatives. i'm joined now by our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue. just correspondent gary o'donoghue. tell us more abol release, just tell us more about this release, because this is som

gain. it can't be pinpointed just on losses on trading activity. mr. san nicolas: the reason i'm asking, i'm narrowing it down because my time is expiring. it's important for us to very clearly understand what caused this collapse. when we had the 2008 financial crisis, bear stearns collapsed, and layman brothers waoerbgs could have gone in there and pointed to these different reasons that could have contributed to it. but the underlying reasons why there was a subcrime crisis and lack of liquidity in these institutions. that allowed us to have a policy response, regulatory response to prevent that kind of thing from occurring in the few taoufrplt the f.t.x. right now is just f.t.x. are these lack of controls and these environments that resulted in the f.t.x. collapse, are they still existing today? could the same thing happen in similar operations such as -- could they also engage in the same activities under current regulatory regime and if things go wrong have the same outcome? mr. ray: three points i'd make. first of all we are going to detail the sour

gained 384 and s&p 500 had a solid day. with 122 point boost. >> layoffs continue to hit bay area workers, san francisco-based doordash and crack and announced job cuts today. doordash told -- the company will be eliminating 1200 jobs as it seeks to lower its operating costs. one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges crack and announced it will be laying off 1100 workers according to the san francisco chronicle. this latest round of layoffs following a report from the bureau of labor statistics indicating the number of job openings fell last month. >> some bay area commutes could get more expensive as transportation officials explore ways to alleviate traffic congestion, and one idea being considered is adding more toll roads. abc 7 news reporter is live at the bay bridge toll plaza -- >> it's not the most popular idea, but we have all been stuck in bad traffic in the bay area because of an accident or rush-hour traffic. transportation authorities are hoping to change that. in the future if you drive certain freeways or highways you could be spending a little extra. traffic, congestion, gridlock. >> it so crazy all the time.

so gains being made in the bay area reservoirs. notice 47 degree, not as wet right now san francisco. downpours have moved out. and can you see why on radar. most of the action. right here san jose, santa cruz mountains getting another half inch of rain tonight. the blue on the screen, let me go back real quickly. that's mt. hamilton, and you saw the video at the beginning of the newscast. this is the snow. the cold air is in place. so sky's clear heading into tomorrow morning. check out the bay area hilltops, you'll have more snow to look at. as you march northward, colder air marching down. by 3:00 a.m., still a few showers around the diablo range. just after sun rise, clouds start to clear. and the stage will be set for chilly nights ahead and cool daytime highs as the clouds start to move on out. watch out for patchy ice on the roads in the north bay. the morning highs tomorrow will be in the low 50s. so chilly sunshine and a cold night ahead. fast forward into tuesday morning. we have freeze warnings up for the north bay valleys. can you see why. most valley locations

san jose running .58 of an inch. we're seeing that because of the storms that moved in from the south. i think everybody will be able to make major gainsbe able to make a large dent in that. we'll take a look at the storm activity. more on the scrolling seven-day forecast and of course the seven day coming up. storm track is dipping off to the south. with the chance of rain returning by tomorrow afternoon you'll see it right here. this is not expected to be a strong storm as we head to tomorrow. what we're looking at and focusing in on is the storm system that arrives 11:30 on friday. watch once i advance this. we'll get hit hard here. we'll then have spotty rain chances as we head into sunday's forecast, even some small hail. rainfall totals tomorrow, nothing big. trace amounts to a quarter of an inch. these will be off the charts for a 24-hour period thinking on saturday we could see anywhere from three-quarters to 1 1/2 inches for most of the bay area. then you could see areas in purple through the north bay and santa cruz mountains. that's 2 plus inches. the snow in the sierra saturday and sunday totals this high. 45 inches, kirkwo

san carlos water on may 21st, 1982. days later, one of the bloodiest battles, goose green. but victory for the parachute regiment. cheering having made hard—fought gains prepared to advance on the capital, stanley, but tragedy was around the corner and it could alter the course of the war. a new plan is hatched — to open up a second front, close to the argentine lines — but it's not without risk. to the south, the supply ships sir tristram and sir galahad arrive at an undefended cove. they're packed full of fuel, munitions and soldiers — mostly welsh guards. they're waiting to come ashore. there's confusion and they're exposed. we go from where we were in battalion headquarters on this motorcycle, cross country. just before we got there, straight over the top of us were five aircraft flew over us. there's been a call gone out, "red, red, red," and then, you see skyhawks looping across the sky and suddenly, everybody's shooting at these skyhawks and i'm aiming at the pilot, pumping rounds through, and he goes directly overhead — probably not much higher than the ceiling at the moment. i was sat in the main tank deck, watching the cranei operator who wa

they contacted the sf he gained a lot of interest from employees and ultimately was determined that the best home for him is with the san pilots. >> we've been asked to help with a welfare situation, and adopting situations, and this is a unique situation, especially for united airlines. they really came together to make sure that they were able to have a happy holiday with their family. quarks -- >> spca will waive adoption fees for adult dogs, 50 present offer puppies, through the end of the year. >> that's cool. i am laughing over the name polaris. if you're not familiar, thus the name of their business class product which is international flights. >> i >> did you see the video? >> he was wearing a bowtie. >> i'll take the chicken a shrimp waffle. allow me to sleep. wake me when we've landed. quick seven things you need to know. you can watch our newscasts live through the abc 7 bay area app lo now texcess we had to break,e look outside will be right back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help.

san francisco and oakland, a half to 1 inch above normal. the one spots that remains in a deficit, santa rosa, down 2.06 inches. we made impressive gains at santa rosa. snowfall, most of this happened this weekend, as many of you know, heard or experienced with those road closures. feet of snow, seven-day totals here, heavenly, 6 feet. palisades,.7 feet. north star, 5.5. sugar bowl at 4.5. that's what we need to make a dent in the drought. a third of the snow pack provides the water supply. lake tahoe at 214% of normal. i'll take more looks at the cold temperatures, and i'm back with that in ten minutes. >> jeff, thank you, you can always track the weather right from your phone, download our free nbc bay area app, and personalize the forecast specifically to your neighborhood. send us your photos and videos of the weather in your neighborhood. tag nbc bay area, and we might get them on air. >>> the body of journalist grant wahl is headed back on u.s. soil. what government officials said about his death in qatar. >>> a win for advocates that want flavored tobacco sales to end in california. today's decision from the supreme court. >>> a

gain further insights into his finances. brazil lights up in honour of pele as the first day of national mourning begins for the footballing legend. myanmar sentences its former democratically—elected leader, aung san kyi, to another seven years in prison, taking her total jail time to 33 years. romanian prosecutors seek to detain influencer, andrew tate, for another thirty days as part of their investigation into rape and sex trafficking. british police investigating the killing of elle edwards in a pub shooting on christmas eve, say her family needs answers about her death. you are watching bbc news...now zelensky: the making of a president for weeks, volodomyr zelensky has been leading from the front as ukraine resists russia's invasion. explosion comforting the war�*s many victims, berating ukraine's enemies... sobs ..and demanding more from her allies. a war that was supposed to last days has now lasted months. russia's advance has stalled, and in places it has been pushed back. applause president zelensky is now lauded as the man of this moment. i think your leadership has been extraordinary. but it wasn't always like this. before the russian attack, questions were being asked as to whether z

the dow was up 103 points, nasdaq added. 113 and the s and p gained. 29 6 30 united airlines announced today will add thousands of jobs at sanrnational airport. let's give you a live look out at sfo tonight. this is where united says it plans to add 2200 jobs next year. now this comes following an announcement today that united will buy 100 new boeing 7 87 is creating a need for more pilots , flight attendants, technicians , customer service representatives, ramp workers and baggage handlers at sfo. the airline made that announcement today at a factory in south carolina 7 87 widebody jet typically flies international routes. the airline says the news. 7 87 will replace aging 7 60 seven's and triple seven jets. united ceo thank the airlines employees for making it through the challenges of the last few years. we're standing here today because of what the people of united in the last three years and we went through the worst crisis in the history of aviation and a team. that banded together that really focused on the future. we did what we had to do to get through covid to get through the crisis , but we always kept our eyes f

san mateo will always be home for tommy. sunday will be his second time playing at levi stadium. it will be the first with his parents in attendance. >> he has had a lot of important gainsver all these years. thisis important l to make the playoffs, the 49ers th always, you know, born and raised a 49er fan. it is a real honor for us to be able to go down there and see him play. >> the big storybook scenario, he finishes up his career as a 49er, mentors the next, right ofinns. do you see a storybook scenario? >> no, i can't. it would have been a dream come true had played out here, you know, i have no idea what his plans are for next year. i don't know that he knows what his plans are for next year. that is too many steps down the road. we have this sunday and then we have four or five more games after that. maybe he has eight or nine if we run through the super bowl. how about that? we sit here and talk about eight or nine weeks from now, about the implausibility that that might be. >> all right, time for the forecast, chief meteorologist. >> we are going to see some scattered showers , the heaviest rain is going to fall in between now and then. this round of rain movin

gained notoriety his use of >> the spit ball, which technically wasn't legal. he debuted with the giants in 1962 and spent the first decade of his 22 year career in san francisco. what a pitcher he went on to win the cy young with cleveland in 1972 and with san diego in just after he turned 40 years old, perry was a 5 time all-star who is elected to the baseball hall of fame in 1991. >> still to come, a wild viteo of a man caught riding on the outside of a vta train as it barreled down the track world aids day is observed around the globe and here in the bay will take you to a local event after the break. >> in the south bay, the rainstorm change plans for displaying portions of the famous aids memorial quilt. >> our kron four's charles clifford has details. >> well, today is the first of december. it is also the 34th annual world aids day inside the san jose city hall rotunda on thursday. portions of the aids memorial quilt were put on display. the quote was created back in the 1980's to honor the memory of those who have died from aids-related illnesses. the entire quilt weighs about 54 tons and is made up of 48,000 panels. so these are just a small sampling.

san ends up around here today. and they have been given this chance to get acquainted with the cultures with the of other parts of russia. they were able to gain new friends. so we need to make sure that there are many wagman ski. such formats used in your policies locally were throws in there. what was 9 herschel rambled, we have the knowledge of the movement deficit, knowledge, society, or a society which has been renewed. and it's also been quite effective among the youth with them. i think that i would like to celebrate everyone involved with the policy through the perfume, properly detailed and in front of them. i think that certainly, well, there's a lot of information on the internet, but there's not enough reliable information there. so we create the project to a group professionals to gather this information and provide it in a systematic manner to the youth. and i think that this is very important if you will. so as we continue to work on this project to young men and women, girls and boys will find out about russian when you of engineers are greedy. russian scientists are such as a deal of coral and all this, all those people who ma

gains that suggested pay raises may be cooling down. local state and federal politicians gathered on the steps of san francisco city hall today celebrating the passage of the respect for marriage act by the u.s. senate that actually guarantees legal protections for millions of same and interracial couples. it requires the fed after they were married at san francisco city hall. and weighing in test that chavez, we're back to the 4th floor to renew their vows. >> making a statement of love friday after 5 supreme court justices voted to overturn roe v wade the summer justice thomas put in his concurring opinion that it was time to also reconsider same marriage. >> couples like us became very nervous. what a great day. the couple were relieved when the u.s. senate voted. 61 to 36 to pass the respect for marriage act, protecting marriage equality at a federal level. 7 years after the supreme court upheld the right to same marriage. we thought it was really worth celebrating to know that our marriage was going to be protected and so many other marriages like ours throughout this country. the couple asked senator alex padilla to officiate their

gain i'm sarah reporting live in redwood city. back to you. >> ok, thank you, sarah. it's 5.34 right now in san francisco.king action to address the city's drug overdose problem by fast tracking. >> the opening of wellness or safe yeah, it was originally supposed to be part of a plan. >> opening of a dozen wellness hubs over the next 2 years. but that was put on hold after the closure of the tenderloin linkage center. >> 8 members of the board of supervisors announced their plan to use 5 and a half million dollars that they have in the budget. it's a supplemental to fast track. the opening of these wellness hubs and the city supervisors say there has been more than 1900 overdose deaths in the city dating back to 2020. >> there is nothing that can justify not acting as we lose people every day letting someone continuously use drugs. >> we will never let him get clean. >> the mayor's office has released a statement that they are waiting for the department of justice to provide legal guidelines for the overdose prevention programs. they say that the funding is not the issue. it's the legal barriers they need

gain further insights into his finances. brazil lights up in honour of pele as the first day of national mourning begins for the footballing legend. myanmar sentences its former democratically elected leader aung san total jail time to 33 years. romanian prosecutors seek to detain influencer andrew tate for another 30 days as part of their investigation into rape and sex trafficking. british police investigating the killing of elle edwards in a pub shooting on christmas eve say her family needs

gain your stuff back, but it takes a lot of work. a recent count. estimated 7800. people are living on the streets in sansomewhere now suing, say, the city is clearing them out without giving them somewhere to go. in the larger picture is the lack of affordable housing over the last 40 years of construction. um and the. inability for the middle one working classes to sustain themselves here in san francisco , san francisco's emergency management department says that the 10,000 people who were approached during sweeps in the past 2.5 years about half declined shelter and nearly 900 already at housing, but we're living on the streets anyway. some city supervisors have said they want to appeal the judge's ruling temporarily banning those sweeps. family members used the phone tracking feature to help a woman who was in a car that plunged 200 ft. down the side of a mountain rescuers were caldwell road in san bernardino after that crash on christmas night, relatives say. after leaving a family party, they were able to reach the woman, so they turned to the find my iphone feature to track her location. she was

the relationship philip built and the knowledge he gained rather than an undue influence would only serve to produce housing for people in sanncisco who need it. speaking as philip's colleague in terms of him having an undue in reference on relationships. i know that knowing him and his have yous i proceed to try to be as objective as possible. i would do this of course as a city employee but if i were trying to emulate philip i would make sure i would being boost board about it as possible. and than he is comfortable this he would be comfortable if the situation ends up hoe did not get a bid. because he is an honest person. his valueers so obvious to anybody when knows him. his integrity seincredible and wrap it up but the rules about switching sides it is only going to serve it prevenn dedicated civil servant from continuing his goal produce housing for the people who need it in the city he grew up in and loves. and that's it. thank you. since we have at least a couple more speakers here, in the meeting room, moderator can you check and see if there is any speakers waiting in the queue? to comment. we are checking to see i

flashing on scoreboards joey gains, to brittani's wife, cherelle griner, sharing her first instagram post since there were union. the world watched as griner deplaned in sanr swap with russia. we are now hearing more about what occurred on her 18 hour flight home, as detailed by president biden's top hostage negotiator. >> she was just wonderful. she jumped on the plane, and went right to saying hi to everyone, making personal connections, shaking hands, saying thank you. and then, during that flight, i spent 12 hours just talking about everything under the sun. we actually try to give her some space to say, look, you probably want to decompress after ten months in russian prison. and she said, no, i want to talk. i want to relate to people. and i find someone who was just absolutely wonderful, kind, generous, interesting, and affecting. >> griner's life is forever changed, and and her homecoming is only one part of a continuing saga, as the fate of another american held in russia, paul whelan, remains uncertain. and wnba players try to highlight the issues that led griner to playoff season in russia in the first place. but as brittani said on that plane,

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york democrats, with the san jose situation, there has to be some kind of after actual after action report. the state that had the worst performance for democrats, four seats gainedis basically the majority. all of new york, one of whom was george santos, who somehow managed to get elected. it does seem like someone's got to write some kind of autopsy there in new york state to figure out what the heck happened. >> absolutely. there has to be a postmortem, you know, -- maloney is the head of the democratic caucus that was running in his own seat and he was not victorious. you know, there's jay jacobs in new york, where lots of people are calling for his resignation. there needs to be some sort of autopsy of what happened? many people across the country are blaming new york for democrats losing the majority and we've had -- performed the way it had two years ago, we have a very different result and wouldn't be talking about kevin mccarthy, we'd be talking about nancy pelosi and hakeem jeffries. that also doesn't make sense to a lot of folks where you have chuck schumer, who is the senate majority leader from -- hakeem jeffries is the house minority leader, also fr

gain your stuff back, but it takes a lot of work. a recent count estimated 7800. people are living on the streets of san francisco. some are now suing, saying that the city is clearing them out without providing a place for them to go. in the larger picture is the lack of affordable housing over the last 40 years of construction. um and the. inability for the middle one working classes to sustain themselves here in san francisco . san francisco is an emergency management department says of the 10,000 people who are approached during sweeps in the last 2.5 years. about half of them declined shelter. nearly 900 already had housing but lived on the street. anyway some city supervisors have said that they want to appeal the judge's ruling temporarily banning those sweeps. all right, as we head into the week as a final check of the forecast with meteorologist roberto gonzales which includes some rain in the forecast roberta of rain in the forecast, you know we've been asking for it. we want it. we need it and are we going to get it? it's just thatg almost all . live weather camera looking outdoors right now. flat bay w

san milan when america take on france. that's al. based on wednesday it will be a match. elated with history and symbolism were okay. gained independence from france in 1956 after king mohammed returned from exile and many fans, emer. okay, say a when ever france, we like a 2nd independence day. admitted yet little we have a history of 1200 years. i think we should never be dependent on any countries. i mean, we are an independent people. i will feel proud if we beat france, then we can say and confirmed that we have power. and also we will confirm that we are not obliged to follow a specific sided and know la la hud leak in the lab, in the relationship between morocco and france. little tense. what we hope the next match will bring people together that you can ask me, which team my support. i spent 52 years in france of this kind of soil bluff hoss keen, gone to keeps here shortly on demand. france is agree. keep the roll champion, but we hope to celebrate moral cause when the next going to be a great match and we are going to win. that's for sure. so the okay, one on pay for everybody's gonna agree. france of the favorites against mo

gain your stuff back, but it takes a lot of work. a recent count estimated 7800. people are living on the streets in san francisco.ome of those people are now suing, saying the city is clearing them out without providing a place for them to go. and the larger picture is the lack of affordable housing over the last 40 years of construction. um and the. inability for the middle one working classes to sustain themselves here in san francisco , san francisco's emergency management department says of the 10,000 people who were approached during sweeps in the last 2.5 years. about half declined to shelter and nearly 9000 already had housing but lived on the street. anyway some city supervisors have said that they want to appeal the judge's ruling temporarily banning sweeps. the new year will bring new law, some of which will focus on public safety and criminal justice. as we've been reporting here, law enforcement is trying to find ways to stop retail theft. it's been a big focus over the past year or two here in california starting in the new year. one new law will give law enforcement more power to keep people in cust

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gain and foot. so a few choices include a handful of contractors do represent the black potential in san francisco supervisors. back scares excuse me - demands that are buildings and ownership are need and control of those community that they live in. and the reason our blocks are lowering crimes and (bell ringing). the housing authority for the last decade have fulfill escrowed latino and black with a in favor that blacks mixed fair housing the department of building inspection allows us to be treated in unhabitable housing situations. since 02012 (bell ringing) >> my time is up. >> thank you thank you for your comments this evening. >> we'll have the clerk get those hear from the next speaker, please.. thank you. >> good evening board of supervisors non-complying a mary i'm with the services we are asking that the was family shelter not close on december 15th and to acquire the was to be a much needed family shelter the was a a low barrier shelter for pregnant women and people fleeing domestic violence an oasis for children and people in crises. the late data in february of 2022 points to nearly a quarter o