not creepy and crawley, you won't find it on the menu here at a new restaurant across the pond at youngblood in london. courses of crickets showcase international cuisines. >> we've got mexican dishes. we've got tacos. we've got italian stuff. we just put a new cricket lasagna on the menu today. >> i don't know if i can do it. the bugs are packed full of protein and there is a perk for the climate as well. >> the insects are one of the most sustainable proteins and our crickets use 15 times less carbon compared to beef. >> we are popping crickets in our mouth like little snacks. >> it is the crunch for me. that is a little too much. >> when compared to beef, experts say crickets have tripled the protein and 21 times more calcium. just tell yourself they're not crickets, though. >>> the cbs evening news is next on kpix and local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area . >> norah: tonight, tornado threat. the powerful spring storm bringing flash floods and strong winds with the danger and continuing late into the night. as cleanup begins after twisters touched down in the mi

i know our teams have been working together with miss rosenstein and including sergeant youngblood. so i think some of what you discussed is actually happening with data sharing and all that. i understand you got some money for it as well, so hopefully we can. it's still the same people. we can get a little bit i mean i have recommendations, but i think those people, like you said are may already be at the table. i just wanted to articulate what the issues were or flag them for us. all right. thanks. okay i know they have made some progress, so i just wanted to flag that for everybody. thank you. thank you, thank you. i also have relayed your request around the first point. director henderson, to get the, technology people in your department to meet with the ais folks, so that we could have a conversation about what information can be shared. i know that that is in process, in progress. so we should be able to have an update for you on that, hopefully the sooner the better, in relation to the benchmarks program, i know that there has been a, you know, a prolonged build out. and as y

thank you, sergeant youngblood for that. and, vice president carter ulverstone for, taking this item out of order. i would like to request that, chloe from the office of, from osha. such a long name. you just said it. whether they can present first, because i think the information that they're going to present is going to give context to the presentation overall and to the direction that we want to take as we work towards improving our language access, provision to our community. so i really appreciate the taking of the item a little bit out of order, and i'm going to introduce george rivas, and chloe noonan from, osha. thank you very much for being with us tonight. thank you. commissioner. good evening. commissioners, chief scott, my name is george rivas. i'm the director at the office of civic engagement, immigrant affairs, also known as oca. and i'm joined by my colleague chloe noonan, who is our policy and engagement officer at the office . and she is responsible for overseeing a lot of our language access compliance and