two great people to the stage for this discussion please welcome our new chair standing committee seattle mayor and starbucks executive vice president communications officer. [applause] >> how long it is an on the job? >> one year, 20 some odd days i've been elected four times i can do this in my sleep. no big deal. >> great to see you. so businesses are coping with so many challenges with the weight of the pandemic and are still recovering in so many different ways for both of you came into the current leadership roles mayor, please share insights why you decided to run for mayor of seattle in 2021. >> thank you i will give you art heartfelt important to answer. [laughter]r] my journey always starts on my knees my wife says are you begging or praying? a little bit of both. but in all seriousness is some is happening in seattle and in our country things were act on —- radioactive and toxic and volatile i said those would find a way to sincerely authenticallyly reach everyone in the far left and far right. so we have to be bold enough to create new ideas we are planning the cities i starte

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and seattle is one of the big house. but the main reason why this legislation was wondering why this historic victory was one in seattle is precisely because we have my socialist counsel office for a whole decade. we've used my office as a platform to fight for ordinary people like working people. that is why it's no coincidence that not only did we win this story legislation yesterday, this was also the office that helped us with the movement to win the $50.00 minimum wage and also the amazon taxing big businesses to find affordable housing. so do you now expect other cities to follow your example? i have no doubt that a lot of people, hundreds of thousands of people are duly inspired by the historic victory. be a one, you know, we may see i will the or city in the nation to bank us destination and actually it's more than. 8 it is the 1st city globally to win this kind of ban on cost commission outside of south asia. so this is genuinely historic and you cannot possibly overstate the significance of it. and i know that

the seattle police are still struggling to fill their ranks.020s the department is lost 515 officers and hired 190 that is despite the mayor's much-publicized workroom and efforts and hiring bonus programs. so wait, let me get this straight? labeling entire profession is systemically racist and intolerant people spray painting aca be all cross public property? that has a negative impact on morale? wow that is shocking. well, the impact of this along with pot legalization and the city status it's been devastating. >> d crime hasn't increased which was at that time our all-time high we have actually saw over the last three years early sharp increase in the amount of shootings that cities have experience we are consistently seen close about 16% of the shootings have at some level of homelessness. >> laura: warned that homelessness problem is just a moment, but the cop shortage is not as dangerous to public safety, it is killing the seattle economy. now consider the story the cow my eye about a bike shop owner named cory at described by seattle tim

it's a free for all in seattle. you commit a crime, move to seattle.inning. >> todd: understood, just saw first increase since 2020 after about in total $50 million was cut over the course of time there. is that enough to reduce crime? >> no, it is not. the crime is just getting worse and worse, there's homeless encampment next to my son's school that has been there over a year. it has doubled and tripled in size and it is ridiculous that is even possible that could be next to a school. >> todd: still makes no sense. you see it in san francisco and seattle, as well, makes no sense, it is sickening. jonathan, you are a reporter, you cover this stuff. my question for you, there is reason seattle had the horrible policies, that is what the people wanted. what is response of those individuals, the far left woke individuals, to this refunding of police? >> well, obviously no matter what, we know the defund the police movement is failed social experiment, they are still standing by that. mayor harrell did not address the far left activists and woke, really f

am one against cost discrimination in seattle. ah, is ready, forces have shot and killed at least 11 palestinians in a raid in the city of knob los, at least a 102 people were injured. violet incursions by israeli forces in the occupied westbank have intensified with $61.00 palestinians kills since the stars of the year. and abraham stall saw coverage from nobliss salinas highlander 4 years ago to possibly we've surrounded but we want surrender. this was the last message from palestinian fight that for sabbath sleep. he urged palestinians to fight, but was killed shortly after, in an exchange of fight with his really forces. he and another fighter spent their last hours here surrounded this abandoned house in the old city of nablus, north of the occupied westbank. ha ha ha ha. seems a lot who lives near bytes. his local people pulled out the bodies of the 2 men. then they found that of a 3rd fighter full of imminent, they pulled the 2 from inside this room. this is one of the places where they used to gather either beds or here. t

>> it is not looking good because 80% of the people according to seattle's numbers and where seattle so this is a drug problem. 80% of the people have drug substance abuse problem. you are talking about the people who are addicts and not just people down on their luck or need a hand out. that is not who you are dealing with and then any order to continue their habits. crime goes up here they get arrested or they don't get prosecuted or released and the cycle repeats itself. >> ashley: and the place their hands are tied because of the laws. it is a never ending problem. >> griff: unbelievable, ari hoffman, thank you for being on the set. >> think you guys. >> griff: turning to the migrant crisis, the cbp to head up north to secure a border to canada and the officers are overwhelmed pure the border sector includes new york, vermont, new hampshire has seen 846% increase in illegal crossings since october. now come authorities have 367 encounters last month. that is more than the last 12 january's combined. unbelievable. border patrol officials say most migrants crossing illegal or mexic

. >> seattle has become the first city to ban discrimination based on caste. people facing caste prejudice have had few protections. a member of the seattle washington city council says the ruling could have a knock on effect. >> in reality if you look at the statistical data on caste based discrimination, it is a widespread and serious issue throughout the united states, wherever there's a certain concentration of immigrant community workers, that's going to be true. seattle is one of the big hubs, but the main reason why this legislation, why this historic victory was won in seattle is precisely because we have, for a whole decade we have used my office as a platform to fight for working people. that is why it is no coincidence , this was also the office that helped us build a movement for the 15 minute -- $15 minimum wage, i have no doubt that a lot of people, hundreds of thousands of people, are truly inspired by the historic victory we have won. we have made seattle the first city in the nation to ban caste discrimination. it is the first city globally to

but now he's running for seattle city council.the type of person people in seattle want in charge of their city. what do you think? >> well, i have to tell you, ashley, it is a little bit ironic but i think we understand the perceptions about this type of hypocrisy today where we have experienced this last year record homicides in many of our major cities and experienced crime rates throughout washington state and this country where we have seen staffing crisis in many of our agencies that only affect the citizens we tried to serve b. an experienced and attacks on their officers that we've never seen before. her citizens, do they want to support a candidate that tried to burn down the police pre precinct? and not only camera but quoting he represents he will support a candidate that has gone to prison and gets out earlier than he should have. do we support candidates that will actually publicly say they want to defund the police? i think we have to support candidates that actually want to support the funding for the police and sup

matt , are you going to stay in seattle?ow, i'm sure heavily invested in the city, and inigiu don't want to give that easy. i'm really committed. it's a beautiful city. we got great breweries, great restaurants, great businesses here. we just need greate great leadep to step up and change itle.al it's that simple. we're we're all over all the all the people of different voting types and me are saying the same thing. we're all we're all sick of it. so it seems like it shall be a political conversation, but it>e is . matt , you got to kicky ki the out.th you guys gote ch to changeange the leadership. sam going to get more of the same insanity.e thank you for your voice tonight. we reall insani voice any appreciate it. >> but after two years, the biden justice department decided not to bring sex trafficking charges against mattida congressman matt gaetz. the congressman is her gaetz te with exclusive reaction. and speaking of malpractise, we're going to hea are goir from harmeet dillon about who has legal exposure over the east

seattle radio host jason rantz joins us now.drug abusers. >> we're seeing this all across seattle where you've got encampments that have completely taken over neighborhoods. unfortunately for some of them, they're on the route to school. and so parents are taking their kids, and they're having to answer the question what is that that guy doing? what is that needle in his arm? what is he spoken on that piece of tinfoil? and it's forcing these uncomfortable conversations but also, of course, it's putting them at rusk. you have one encampment that is near a school. it's on state-owned property, so the city is basically doing nothing. state is saying it's not really a threat to the school. there was a murder there a few weeks ago. there have been overcoses, there have been fights -- overdoses, there have been fires being started. st it's clearly a threat but no one wants to do anything. will: here's the sates, by the way. homeless population up to 13,000 from about 11,700, almost a 14% increase. why is seattle so permissive for home

stuart: remember seattle's city council pushed to defend the police?funding for law enforcement. for the first time since 2020. it is because crime is skyrocketing. our seattle guy, jason rantz, joined me now. you say the story is accurate? how so? >> on the one hand they are giving more money based on where the budget was. but at the same time, they permanently cut 80 staff positions. those 80 police officer positions, they will even on the book so it would be an automatic budgetary item next year and the year after that but as a result of this move is no longer a guarantee so depending on how the next election goes, you might end up having a bunch of anti-police councilmembers who won't want to bring back those police positions because their intent was to lower staff. blue one is that likely? that the next city council election, more anti-police folks could be on that board? >> it is too early to tell because in seattle it is very hard to get reasonable people to step up and run. they have to go up against a very loud base that tends to bully candida

and in the city of seattle, those people are kids.oid the crack heads because they are doing drugs right outside their school. look at this. this is summit sierra high school, it's a top charter school in the city. and this is what the students have to witness on their walk into the building every day. bumps, passed out on the street, addicts shooting up. children literally interest to tip toe through sidewalks littered with dirty needles, disgusting. listen to these poor kids. >> i'm not quite sure what is going on but i see a lot of people who are addicted to a lot of things. >> it's scary. >> scary? >> um-huh. >> i just try not to look at them. >> they shouldn't be here every day watching this every day. basketball team, here to leader team they have to have adults all the time walking with them. >> honestly, we are very desensitized to it which is super bad to say. >> it's problematic. kids should not think it's normal to have people in need in crisis. >> jesse: so kids shouldn't be seeing homeless guys on the sidewalks with needl

that was powered by the fuel-cell in seattle washington. so this technology is quite well known in putting the pieces together have been the source of the clean electricity. and then to have that clean green electricity and then to power the ships to do that. with that conference in egypt to have a green transfer across the corridor or. and this is for airtime purposes this is one little thing why states can be so important and development of the program. >> we mentioned how much money there is in those bills from washington but time is short so what does that mean for like the state budget? for a long time states ran in deficits and are you considering are planning to put that infrastructure on climate action? >> we are having that cap and invest bill using on clean energy projects and to use those dollars to help consumers get access to electric cars. and doing all these of federal dollars. so this is a tremendous bill i look at this says 50/50 the states have to do the other 50 percent now fortunately we have some to develop the climate

multiple bags were found in the waters around seattle.ca and austin's remains were recovered. after the police publicly identified the couple, the families tried to get the videos and any copies removed from tiktok. i would beg them like, "look, you know, please take it down." you know, "their identities have been revealed now. "there's no need to keep it up. "there's no need to keep that up there like that, man." it's like, you know, everybody saw it, ok? that was just like a slap in the face to us. it was plastered everywhere. i tried emailing them. i tried calling them. and when i was reading what their rules were regarding videos, it says that they will not show anything that is disturbing. well, i'm sorry. this is disturbing. it was disturbing to me. it's disturbing to people who don't even know them. my niece's friends were seeing this and it traumatised people. tiktok said the videos didn't show excessive graphic content and therefore hadn't breached their guidelines. they're not just bags. they're not smelly bags. they're not, you

seattle slapped it back in his own goal. scored one for the sharks. now, the sharks scored three times in the second period, and took control. noah gregor found the back of the net before intermission. san jose leave seattle 4-0. james reimer had his second shutout of the season. santa clara guard brandon brezinski was named the west coast conference player of the week with a third time this season. the broncos have won five straight to give them back to back 20 win seasons for the first time since the steve nash era. golf, you were looking at the number one ranked player, jon rahm. he claimed that spot after eating the pga stop in los angeles on sunday. it was rome's third win in five starts this year. max homa battled it out with rahm all weekend, but came up just short. >> does it feel like he is above the rest of the world? does he feel inevitable? >> is that an avengers code quote? >> not at all. >> i am inevitable. >> yes, he is probably santos. he has a lot of the tools in his toolbox. he has been this dude for a long time. >> the best part of

james clayton, bbc news, seattle. let's look at the football.ted, who are in the championship, in theirfourth round replay. it brings an end to a remarkable cup run for the national league side. joe lynskey was watching. for the non—league team owned by hollywood stars, bramall lane was the set for the sequel — an fa cup replay at sheffield united, a side three tiers above wrexham and more used to the spotlight. just like in the first match, it had looked a simple script. united broke through to go 1—0 up, but once again, wrexham found a way back. mullins aground, penalty. their man for the big moment, striker paul mullin, the club's top

james clayton, bbc news, seattle.oing on show at the rijksmuseum in amsterdam this week. bringing together 28 paintings from all over the world, the exhibition will showcase the work of the 17th century master, johannes vermeer, anna holligan reports. never before have so many works by the enigmatic master been assembled in the same place. 28 paintings have gathered by vermeer. he didn't even see them himself, that many together. vermeer is best known for masterpieces. you may recognise the girl with a pearl earring, and the milkmaid, which showcase his signature style of portraying intimate, atmospherically lit domestic scenes. the woman pouring milk in a corner of the kitchen. but it is not the subject itself what is so important here, it is its use of light and colour and of sharpness and blurred things, which make this painting a sort of experience of viewing, of perception. vermeer dedicated himself to the search for stillness, like a curtain sometimes literally is drawn back. but the subjects, often women in a d

seattle cracking in town and watch this one closely off the face off the puck goes off seattle, johnny goalie martin jones loving tour gets credit for the goal that seattle basically scored on its own. still one nothing sharks lead later in the second period of guinness. resnick off steals, the puck turned back once, but not twice. sharks led three after two they went for nothing is james reimer gets his second shot out of the year. the sharks, though still wallowing in the number 14 spot in the 16 team western conference. this was the first day of full squad workouts for both the giants and aid in the arizona desert. you go from youngster to veteran in a hurry and pro sports. this is the 13th year that gold glove shortstop brandon crawford will be a fixture at his position. crawford is the last player on the roster was part of that string in which the giants won three world series championships in five years. we got our first look at outfielder michael conforto in a giant uniform. they opened the cactus league schedule on saturday in mesa against the cubs, and the a's opened up their

and they closed our king consulate you know in seattle san francisco said, uh interference with our electionsen slander in our e, the address has already been opened in washington, however, no one apologized, did not cancel, and the sanctions that were imposed on us in our address and , first of all, no one returned to us the dip property, which was, uh, illegal seized by the united states of america under these conditions, in spite of everything. it is we who are committed to one of our main tasks, and on american soil this is to provide. ak or rendering assistance to our compatriots in difficult political conditions with rampant russophobia of our diplomats. uh, visiting different uh, states, uh, and helping out. uh, the necessary consular assistance to our fellow citizens. right now, by the way, at these hours a group of our diplomats is in the state of utah, where they came from nevada, our comrades are very much waiting. i have been there for many years, we will do

now time for our victim of crime series a small business owner in seattle shocked to find over 100,000her to dig into her own pocket to recovery joining us laren did he signs founder designer madison laren thanks very much for being here i am sorry to hear what happened can you tell us how you discovered all of this and what happened. >> yeah, i was coming to work pulled out keedz like any normal day went to unlock the door, lo and behold no lock to be unlocked, that was kind of morris clue this was not going to be a normal day at the shop. >> you came it was unlocked then what happened you came into the store noticed all addresses frp gone. >> lock drilled away completely off radar walking into the shop all a drawers open cabinets open book shelved pulled a i away from wall to access breakthrough box a trail of dresses in bags going across the door as interrupted mid robbery dropped last thing they could. maria: . >> you filed a police report, what is being done to track down the thieves? >> um not a lot. we are on the phone, and waiting for police officer to come to the scene over a

engines, which we now work, the largest truck in the world is powered by a fuel-cell engine made in seattle, washington. a big thing, 40 feet tall, so this technology is quite well-known. it's putting the pieces together, having the source of the clean electricity to make sure you have a source of clean electricity, it does have to be green to work. if you 're burning coal to make electricity to make hydrogen you're not moving the needle obviously so you have to have clean, green activity to make the hydrogen. making those pieces fit together, having the transition to move it to the site where you then powers the ships to do that, we signed an mou in south korea at the climate congress in egypt to developer green transit across the specific court or so we could have shipping powered by hydrogen at some point. we are high on this as a fuel for maritime purposes. this is just one thing about why states are important to the developed of this program. >> host: we mentioned how much money there is from washington, time is short when it comes to taking climate action. i wonder what does that mean

former seattle mayor jenny refer to this infamously as the summer of love, a summer of anarchy seattletrange media tour of emily course, the woman of the grand jury that investigated president trump conduct after the 2020 election. grand juries are not supposed to be spectacles but she has talked to reporters confirming indictments were recommended saying the grand jury talked about trump a lot. she said she swore in one witnesses while holding a popsicle. she received a party thrown by the das office. the demand are better than this. >> : >> it to gregory may, the u.s. consul in hong kong. hong kong has been increasingly under the thumb of beijing and china's ministry of foreign affairs warned there were certain redlines the consul shouldn't cross including doing anything to endanger china's national security, infiltrating hong kong in any way critically or doing anything to impact the city economically so i was glad to see mr. may pushed back. >> dan. >> hit believe it or not for the new york state legislature which looks like it's about to rename the formal bridge over the hudson ri

many of them what i am said lana seattle's tie. yeah. i am running for president of the republic of belarus, leaky. i like everyone else knew for a long time. i thought it was best not to get involved in politics. mm hm. hugh, she is a wife of an upcoming politician in a dictatorship and then in a moment where she tries to stand up for her husbands, who destiny changes. and she, herself becomes a pals teacher, and john dunder searches for the truth. again, this time the exiled turkish journalist meets svetlana at seattle sky, exiled leader of the opposition and biller. bruce. of course i'm tired. i'm tired. physically untied, morally is too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. follow contra for the people far behind the boss. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. it's with, ah ah. business day the winners live from berlin, ukraine's western allies say they're doing all they can to keep, keep supplied with ammunition. dozens of countries meet and brussels to discuss ukrain

the queen of the skies flying away from seattle today. that conversation next, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> leadership particularly during that age in our country, that was built around big visions. just big visions, we will big the boldest airplane with four engines. we will wine and dine on it, change everything about aviation and make those seats more affordable than they have ever been so that we have more people in the world connecting. i just believe it's a tribute to that moment and a tribute to engineering, engineering. guy: there's my conversation with the ceo of boeing. it's an interesting company and have been trying to frame it. like tech companies at the moment, it was known for innovation. it created the 747 and amazing products over the years. just wall street wanted to innovate? it needs to get back to the days of resolving the balance sheet issues that it has at the moment. it needs to innovate to have a longer term future and come up with cool products and is capable of doing that. does wall street actually want to do this? t

seattle cracking in town and watch this one closely off the face off the puck goes off seattle johnnyoalie martin jones against credit for the goal at seattle basically scored on itself still, well, nothing sharks later in the second period of jenny. reznikoff steals the puck. he's turned back once, but not twice. sharks led three nothing after two periods in gold. james reimer was perfect. he turned back 26 seattle shots for his second shutout of the year for nothing to final. the sharks still still wallowing in the number 14 spot in the 16 team western conference. this was the first day of full squad workouts for both the giants and az in the arizona desert. to go from youngster to veteran in a hurry and pro sports. this is the 13th year that gold glove shortstop brandon crawford will be a fixture at his position. crawford the last player on the roster, who was part of that string, in which the giants won three world series championships in five years, we got our first look at outfielder michael conforto and a giant uniform. they opened the cactus league schedule. on saturday in mes

university houston, texas, seattle and louisiana public universities are in several levels of educationd i created my own startup abroad in japan, helping different companies, being a consultant to different companies, increasing profitability , introducing students from childhood and adolescence to the management of technology. doing business and doing charity work is an important issue that should be taken into consideration by the school authorities , because in the future of the person and the country, it is very important to have a system that encourages children to work , for example, in elementary school. i always said that in summer should come and report what positive thing you did in the summer. he wants to talk about having fun . he wants to talk about going to language class. he wants to talk about something you did for the society. his mother was the daughter of the governor of the state of washington, his father was a very powerful lawyer, they were a very wealthy family, but he went to high school during the summer. do things yourself development of skill-based skills is

. >> new tonight, seattle just became the first city in the united states to outlaw caste discrimination. the city council voted to add cast to the city's antidiscrimination laws cast is an ancient system of social hierarchy. it is a class structure based on birth and social status with our engines and india, which date back thousands of years. the seattle law voted on tonight is a contentious one, especially among the nation's south asian diaspora. supporters say it's needed because caste discrimination is not covered under existing civil rights protections. opponents say that the measure will unnecessarily single out their community, which is already vulnerable to discrimination last january cast became a protected category in the california state university system. >> still ahead tonight, thousands of jobs and millions of dollars at stake. if google postpones construction of a new campus. we'll tell you how else it could affect san jose. in the south bay. google's plan for a mega campus in downtown san jose is apparently facing some obstacles that the company says forcing it to reasse

the seattle cracking in town and watch this one closely off the face off the puck goes off seattle, yanni gets credit. seattle basically scoring on itself still one nothing sharks in the second genny niqabs steals the puck turned back once, but not twice. sharks lead after two periods and in gold. james reimer was perfect turned back 26 seattle shots for his second shutout of the year for the final. the sharks, though still wallowing in the number 14 spot in the 16 team. western conference. this was the first day of full squad workouts for both the giants at a zoo in the arizona desert. you go from youngster to veteran in a hurry and pro sports. this is the 13th year that gold glove shortstop brandon crawford will be a fixture at his position. crawford is the last player on the roster who was part of that string in which the giants won three world series championships in five years. got our first look there at outfielder michael conforto and a giant uniform. they opened the cactus league schedule on saturday in mesa against the cubs. the a's will also be in mason saturday and their home s

that's brought snow to seattle.ortland's that's going to drive southward over the next 24 hours. 36 hours. look at all this cold air those coming down here really cold canadian arctic air going over the relatively warmer yet still called ocean temperatures, so that's the focus. for now, wind speeds are coming down. still though, oakland gusting 32 nevada 22, but not the 60 that we saw yesterday at sfo. they're only 36 28 half moon bay gusting as san jose 18 and 2022 around mountain view, snow levels will be the focus of attention here as we go into out tonight, especially tomorrow. i think thursday mornings really there are no doubt about it. 3000 ft likely at 1500. i think i still think it gets down to about 500 or so areas to the north along the coast, mendocino, also mendocino county, lake county, santa cruz mountains and santa clara county hills. there could see 10 inches of snow in the santa cruz mountains. it looks like more is more is going south instead of north. that's the way it's kind of looking. stronges

we have a republican city attorney in seattle. now, it took her running against somebody who wanted to literally abolish that position in order too her to win. she's stepping up, enforcing the law, and she's showing some more of the moderate democrats that, yeah, we actually can do this. >> okay. great to have you in person. jason rantz, thank you. voters sounding off on the idea of president biden running for re-election. >> he's old. we've got to find somebody who's young, younger. >> his mind doesn't seem to be doing as well as one could that's supposed to be in that position. >> he's just a puppet, and he's so seen nile. >> ooh, ouch. the latest fox news polling finds they are not alone in those impressions of the president. how the president is responding to the criticism and some questions about his age. lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. mara, are you

you know, seattle really wanted it and he got to win. so that just really showed what brock was made of. and then how about our last play? this guy? he? he was all over the field all year long breakout season for talanoa hufanga right there that pick 6 a >> he's going to be in the red and gold for a while. i think yeah. making his first pro bowl this year wasn't the only interception he had this season. he's going to be some of that. they really rely on and that secondary, yad niners, best defense in the nfl this season. he was a big reason why. >> him? fred warner bosa. they were so good on all 3 levels of that defense. and those are probably the top 3 guys on each level. it was a historic season. it stinks. that ended that way for them. you know, they lost so many quarterbacks. but you know what, sooner or later they're going to break through. i know this organization has a proud history. won a lot of super bowls. of course. but i feel like kyle shanahan. he's taken his lumps 60's right there. he's going to get through never to know th

do public school at home and make it your own, you change the lives of your children. >> ashley: seattlenrollment has been on a steady decline and projections are supposed to keep declining, do you think it will decline all over the country? do you think this is just in washington? i am sure you have spoken to other parents, what are they saying? >> i hope it keeps happening. other parents, i think they are curious and a lot of them think they cannot do it, they think they are not well educated enough to do so. they think it will be hard to respond that much time at home. i think when we involve our children in our lives, they can come along and learn more from us about life. >> ashley: yeah, the seattle public school district is considering consolidating schools saying it has been discussed as strategy for the 2024 and 2025 school year and would require the board approval. do you think the board will approve something like this? they are already in money trouble. when you have upward of 20,000 kids, when you have money choices, you have no choice, right? >> it comes down to dollars un u

her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones, was killed by law enforcement in seattle when they attempted to arrest him over the summer. >>> in san francisco, a city aiming to be among the first anywhere to provide reparations. this is to address policies that resulted in a lack of opportunities for the city's black american population. a short time ago, we learned supervisors are tabling that debate they had planned to hold today. last year an independent panel issued a draft proposal which would cover adults identified as black or african american on public documents for at least ten years. if they were born in san francisco or migrated to the city between 1940 and 1966 or if they are desken disinfectadescen born before 1965. each person could receive a $5 million lump-sum implement and supplement low-income housing for at least 250 years. the hearing on that issue is on hold and will likely be rescheduled for next month. >>> well, less than an hour, san jose police plan to update their investigation on a recent shooting that left an officer injured. it happened outside of a home on sin bad avenu

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sharks, an afternoon game against the seattle kracken in san jose at the shark tank. check out this wild play in the second period. it is scoreless. during the face-off here the kracken, the player for the seattle squad swings the puck into his own net. that would give the sharks the lead and they never looked back. final score sharks win. we like to say this because it has been a tough season, sharks win, 4-0. fun. >> yikes. >> you're wearing sharks teal. >> oh, yeah. team teal. jessica aguirre joins us with what is up next at 6:00. >>> neighbors in san francisco say there is finally a solution for a growing problem in the mission. >> like a night and day difference. those went up and all of the activity on the street at night really stopped. >> reporter: what prompted new concrete barriers to be installed and why the city's first responders are not happy about it. >>> also from concert tickets to resort fees. are you tired of paying for the extra costs? a new state bill that aims to get rid of them. attacks on street vendors in the south bay. the promise san jose's

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