united playas doesn't go away. it steps up and does what is necessary to address the challenge of violence in the city, is pursues justice and support to insure we have people growing up in safe communities from our children to our adults to our seniors, to those who struggleed with the criminal justice system, they provide the second chance, the opportunity what supervisor dorsey spoke of, redemption. what is most challenging when you grow up in a environment where gun violence is normal and in fact growing up in the fillmore i thought that this is just how everyone lived. you think that it is the norm and eventually sometimes you can get sucked in it yourselves and think this is how you are able to live and survive in your neighborhood and in this city. what united playas tries to do is say there is another way. there is another option. there is a chance to turn things around and i where see maty scott coming up and one thing i appreciate most about her is just her consistency and the work she tries to do to help

the organization united playas host to their this morning.onors get $100 for each handgun turned in, $200 for each assault weapon, no questions asked. >> every going off of the street is a life saved, that is what it comes down to. united playsd representing -- playas representing throughout all of san francisco so if we can get one going off of this tree, that is one more life saved at the end of the day and that is what we stand or. >> they doom so much across the bay area. 140 guns were collected at today's event and handed to san francisco police. to the east bay where iconic hip-hop artist to short received a street dedication today at his former high school, fremont high, in oakland. mayor libby schaaf honoring him with a street renaming to short way near foothill boulevard. today, december 20 -- december 10 was also declared as two short day. the ceremony honor the wrapper for his community contributions and legacy in the city's community. all of this comes during the 35th anniversary of his debut studio album, born to mac. other hip-h

to stop an event taking dozens of handguns and assault weapons off the streets the organization united playasin san francisco donors get a hundred dollars for each handgun turned in $200 for each assault weapon. no questions asked. hey every gun out. the street is a life say and that's what it come down. so that's why you're not a players, you know represent for a community that you know has high violence, you know throughout the whole san francisco so we can get one going off the street man. that's what one life saved at the end of the day and what we stand for. at least 140 guns were collected at the event and handed over to san francisco, please. this week anchor martha raddat spoke with white house national security council coordinator. john kirby to address criticism against the prisoners swap that brought wnba star brittany greiner home russian arms dealer victor bout was released back to russia in this deal and meantime former us marine paul wieland still remains in a russian prison. there was a very serious specific proposal made to the russians to try to get both of them out together