i will not regale you with why this is so important, but with that, turn it over to charles sheahan fromhe department of environment. >> thank you. san francisco department of the environment. i'm going to walk you through a short presentation and then happy to take any questions after. can we have the slides, please? okay. electric vehicle charging and commercial parking facilities. this would amend the environment and police codes. the city has a goal of net zero emissions city-wide by 2050. we're on track, making progress, even though the population has grown 22% since 1990. our economy has expanded by 166% since 1990. emissions are down by 36%. so while that is good news, emissions are down, there are still emissions that are left. you see our emission pie chart. of course on the right, the biggest slice of the pie, almost 50% is transportation. transportation generates 46% of the city's emissions today. the largest generate other of emissions -- generator of emissions. let's dive deeper into the transportation part of the pie. you can see, we've analyzed offroad equipment, ships and

how about we bring in chief national "bachelor" analyst jack sheahan. jack? >> what do you think? see this one coming. first of all, congratulations to you, kenneth, it's about time. >> thank you, sir. >> let's keep in mind we are dealing in "bachelor" nation here, we get it. something like this in "bachelor" nation results in emergency surgery, in the nhl it means a guy misses like 10 minutes of a game. >> oh, so you're saying -- >> that's fair. >> they might be just putting on the drama? >> you get the idea. >> it's the most dramatic "bachelor" season ever. >> exactly. >> okay. >> if it's going to play a part in the season, we have to presume that at least two episodes are already done. >> that is why he's the analyst. >> you know, jack, very good points. >> next to the incredible -- >> i'm that strong. >> he sure is. next to the incredible act of generosity by oprah. >> she's announced she's giving another $13 million to the morehouse college in atlanta, adding to her existing $12 million endowment. >> morehouse president david thomas says oprah's original endowment has paid to

apparently, we had a reporter on the scene by the name of jack sheahan.ttle bit about this. >> yes, that was right in my neighborhood. i actually, let's be completely clear here, i was not on the scene, i was close to the scene. >> that's close enough. >> in fact, i was asleep at the time that it happened. >> okay. >> but obviously it did happen. walking to work from the area, i can confirm that everything was fine. >> okay. >> the situation has quelled itself. >> okay. >> thank goodness. >> a reporter who walked by the scene minutes -- >> hours. >> hours after it happened, yes. >> yes. >> got it. well, they got it. >> great reporting, jack. >> appreciate it, jack. >>> moving on, across the pond we're hearing new details about an american airlines flight from philadelphia from dublin. >> it happened after two crew members and a passenger suddenly felt ill. >> reporter: dramatic audio from inside an american airlines flight moments after two crew members and a passenger were briefly incapacitated. >> the cabin staff have actually lost consciousness. i thin