than drafting a specific code for the united nations plaza, has said that the director of public workswill apply the park code to the united nations plaza. so martin and marion have been meeting with rec and park and port staff to discuss lessons learned. and you know, just strengths and weaknesses of the existing code provisions they have as drafted. also scheduling discussions with the department of environment and the city attorney's office and the police department. the department of environment particularly as it relates to the habitat management plans and any specific code provisions we may want relative to those natural areas. and city attorney's office and police department for guidance on enforcement and penalties. also been doing a review of the language of the park and port codes. the bcdc master permit that tida jointly have. our trust obligations, generally and as embodied in the trust agreement with the state lands commission. the design for development and transaction documents as well as storm water maintenance agreement and bay trail and bay water trail packs. -- pract

cathedrawith ho and, at the end of the celebration of holy mass, we will have a procession to the united nations plaza. so, in the last several years, the rally has been held totally at the cathedral. we are going back to a place where we have been, or other rosary rallies to the united nations plaza alongside market street, near the pride street i believe. then, we will listen to talk by a carmelite priest on the scapular of mary. and, also have adoration of the blessed sacrament and the rosary that will conclude then with benediction. so, we are looking forward to a spiritual grace for all. >> that sounds great. everybody is welcome to attend income, right? >> we hope as many people can anticipate will take advantage of this opportunity to help our city, help each other, encourage each other, and help our world >> and deacon sandoval, i don't like crowds generally, but i find something so uplifting about the processions and such ceremonies with mary. we have guadalupe anna, they have this rosary rally, had a consecration to the archdiocese. which the spiritual benefit of these kind of events? >> rem

. >> reporter: a free meal at united nation's plaza in san francisco on tuesdays is a ritual. curry without worry is a nonprofit that feeds those in need. in addition to food some say more comprehensive help is needed to help those with drug addiction. >> i've seen like two people. two to three people that have not survived from taking drugs overdosing. and you get it so easily. >> reporter: super >> reporter: supervisor haney calls for having an emergency plan. it would make narcan more ready available. >> we need to make sure treatment spots are available. if we're out there and someone wants to get off drug -- drugs and we tell them we don't have anything for you. that's reckless. >> reporter: brandon reed said in a statement the department of public health has nurses and outreach workers out on the street every day. helping people enter treatment and working to prevent overdoses. during a previous board of superv and the u.s. attorney's office are targeting high level drug dealers. >> sadly what we know is happening right now, people are arrested and they are released and

. >> a free meal at united nations plaza in san francisco on tuesday is a ritual.profit that feeds those in need. addition to food, more comprehensive help is needed. >> i've seen pthat have not survived from taking drugs, overdosing, and you get it so's lylely. supervisor describes it as a public health crisis, he introduced the resolution tuesday calling on the health department to formulate an emergency plan including more outreach workers and making narcan to overdose drug more readily available. >> treatment spots are available, if we are out there and somebody wants to get off drugs and we don't have employees that is dangerous and rec bless. >> mayor london breed said in a statement that the accident of public health has outreach workers on the streets every day helping people into treatment and working to board of supervisors meeting the san francisco police and the u.s. attorney's office are targeting high level drug dealers. >> sadly what we know is happening right now, people are arrested and they are released and there are are no consequences. >> the ci

united nations climate action summit monday in new york. berkeley students will walk out today in a rally against climate change and will demonstrate at sproul plazan, demanding governments and businesses try and reduce corporate pollution and save natural resources. >>> police in san josi are investigating after shots were fired at the library of san josi state university, shattering two library windows around 6:20 p.m. last night when the library was filled with students. no one was hurt and right now there are no suspects. >>> a new law could cause problems for truck drivers. it transforms independent contractors to employees. it was meant to give protections to rideshare drivers, but also affects other independent contractors, including about 8,000 truckers than 400 trucking companies that broker work for them. starting in january, the new law will forbid the companies from using any trucker it does not directly employ. >> we can't use them at the beginning of the year and they have no home, nowhere to get work, no way to communicate with anybody. we're the ones that give them the work and we coordinate all that communication for them. >> i th

united nations climate action summit monday in new york. uc berkeley students will walk out of class today to rally against climate change. they will demonstrate at the plaza try to reduce corporate pollution and save natural resources. >>> apple fans have been pouring into stores across the country, really, around the world this morning, as the latest iphone is now on sale. >> we're live at palo alto. there is still a line behind you. >> reporter: there is. there is a little line. this is the gentleman from last hour, we were interviewing him and his dog. this is my first time covering one of these launches. i didn't think i would get as excited as i did. there was a lot of excitement in the air, around 8:00, there are prompt and opening the doors. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> reporter: with that, the line started to go inside. we have seen people who are first in line, still inside trying to take a look at everything, take it all in. even though he have already made the purchase they do not want to leave. once they leave they cannot go back inside. first person in line has been cashed us in 7:00 a.m. yesterday morning, the second person in line fle