woman who disappeared last year. a suspect pinned an officer to the ground and trapped him in a head lock. more on those stories throughout the hour. check that out. first the u.s. supreme court in session right now with major cases still on the docket and possible decisions today as the court prepares to issue new rulings. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: hello, how are you doing? here we go. halftime? here we go, bill hemmer. good morning at home. 35 cases yet to be decided as we await today s opinions. big ones we re looking for. two cases on affirmative actions challenging school policies using race in deciding admissions in order to achieve the diverse student body and the other is workplace speech and first amendment whether or not a public accommodation law can be used to compel an artist to speak or stay silent. wow. the justices examining an election redistricting battle out of north carolina. a state court through out the congr
cover so many of the san francisco streets in part because of all of the homeless drug addicts. you need leadership. the rating in san francisco for some of the hardest-hit areas. street litter 64% moderate to severe. sidewalk pavement defects 75%. moderate to severe. graffiti 71% moderate to severe. you would never guess this is the richest city in the country with the most billionaires anywhere. $1 hundred million a year just to clean the streets and they can t keep them clean. there is graffiti everyone. chaos. 540 police officers short of what we need for a minimum to maintain basic order. when you can t protect the mayor in a public space you ve lost the plot. dana: there is a consideration that the city wants to move forward, perhaps, on a reparations proposal. call for number four. the cost of san francisco s reparation proposal nearly $6 hundred thousand per household.