so thank you, mayor farrell, again for your vision and for your investment in san sco'911 system. the collaboration and coordination that we have here in san francisco between our public safety departments is something that we think is quite wonderful. we work very closely with the fire department and the police department. none of us could do it by ourselves. really, it is this investment in the entire public safety system that's going to make a difference. so at this point, i'm going to turn it over to my friend and colleague, chief hayes-white, to say a few remarks. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for coming out. first and foremost, i'd like to acknowledge and applaud mayor farrell for his efforts not only as surprise but as our mayor. as he said, he has always prioritized public safety and for that we are grateful. he has always been a champion about keeping our community safe. with all of the challenges that we see in an ever growing city that we want to keep safe. also, like to thank mayor farrell for his investment in the department of emergency management. it's all about

he started his 5,000-mile swimming journey from japan to san sco yesterday. 51-year-old ben lecomte setr tokyo. the french-american athlete plans to swim eight hours a day with a behind him. he is trying to bring attention to the threat of plastic pollution in the ocean. the journey is expected to take 6 to 8 months and he was the first swimmer to solo the atlantic. >> he is amazing. >> yeah. >> amazing. >> so that first trip was 20 years ago. now he is 20 years older and he is doing this. >> yeah. >> he is wiser now. >> he senses more junk in the ocean he is sick of seeing. >> junk and sharks. good luck. >> we'll be cheering you on. >>> all right. traffic is slowing down. we have the land sharks out there slowing things down. we have northbound 101. this is in san jose. a crash is blocking three lanes involving a motorcycle and another vehicle. this is not looking good. we have a backup developing. 37 minutes between hellyer and san antonio. so give yourself some extra time heading through that stretch as we head further north, we have some erght roadwork. now caltrans was supposed to

city streets and our sidewalks, i think, helped develop the design and, as you see, it's a model san sco. the ribbon-cutting was the first time that we had churn walk through ed's neighborhood. it was really exciting to see how much fun they had. they really -- they were pointing out thingshat they recognized. i think they learned a lot. we asked kids how they got to and it was interesting to hear things that they noticed about etn francisco >> i t will have a great impact on the children who go through this tour because they will have knowledge of what they need to look for when they're navigating through the city. it's better to teach these things at a young age and they can take that when they're walking around in the real city. >> our intent is that ed's neighborhood will last for years and years and we'll continue each year to go to the schools, teaching about safety in san francisco. y, tha was a short clip that we did but this project could have fallen apart so easily. the original designers and builders was in l.a. and d.b.w. and the two individuals were honori today rytepped up

they deserve it from san fran sco. and as the tistr ation attacks so many of our communities, our immigrant community, our lgbt community, our women in san francisco, and the rights of all franciscans, we must fight back. we are stewards of the greatest city in the world, and we will rise up to the challenges of today. thank you. [applause] >> now, homelessness has plagued oury for decades, but the situation has never been so dire as it is right now. we will not solve this epidemic with one single answer, and this budget takes a multifacet ltifaced approach to making a real dent in the issue, to help stem the tight of homelessness and push back on the challenges that confnted us for years on our streets. i also understand the roots of this tragedy are complex, they are not simple, and they are also not unique to san francisco, which is why over the past few months, i have partnered with ten of the mayor's of the other largest cities in california and advocated in sacramento, advocated with ourgor, ent hours in sacrament

right now it is being tested by by uber employees in san francisco sco in los angeles. after a fight outside a popular bar. >>> i am claudine wong. >> i am dave clark. steve paulson is here talking about fog in chilly weather. >> how are you? >> i am just great. how are you, steve? >> we need to do something to keep her motivated. >>> we have a temperature swing after a bump up yesterday. aga thursday. that is when summer officially starts. friday and saturday we are lukewarm to hot. san jose 76, 67. probably a record we will never beat again 36 on the record low. that was in 1893. low clouds and fog making another good push inland. there is a westerly breeze behind it, more of a wind out at the delta. travis has gusts up to 32. there are wind prone areas that have picked up overnight. a lot of 50s, low to mid, mainly low 50s. we will recover and see a cloud deck up-and-down the coast. we are sought in. the system is riding in and over the ridge. 51 the water temperature in bodega bay. the cold water contindoor to a pattern. some of the inland temperatures come down a l