Year. But that is their jurisdiction. So i defer to them on their study and what theyre looking at for charging on the curb and what else they want to do for the curb and theyre going to report back later after that assessment is done on that topic. Supervisor peskin thank you. I see a number of members of the public. And commissioner here. We will open up for Public Comment. Please come up. I believe it is good policy. One key thing i want to hammer home is question of equity, which supervisor safai talked on all three points. Equity in terms of cost, in terms of usage and finally, geography, because the map is beneficial to the northeast section of San Francisco. Hopefully, well be able to build out e. V. Infrastructure to support the west side, meaning the Richmond District and sunset or low density. And the cars have created a cardriven culture, so hopefully curbside charging can address this. For bright line itself, weve worked in bayview hunters, so seeing the lack of charging in
spring has sprung starting today and the next couple of days, but first we have to get through a dense fog in parts of the area. karen rogers has that and david murphy is outside looking at the fog. reporter: we have fine mist floating around the terrace, that s because of the low lying fog near the surface. everybody basically outside the lehigh valley visibility is down to a quarter mile, low beams better than high beams, be careful of school kids trying to get to the bus stops, they will might be harder to see if you re driving too quickly. above the surface cloud cover we have breaks in the clouds, once we get rid of the fog we ll have partly sunny skies. 45 in millville. 45 in trenton. colder in allentown, 35 and 38 in reading. not much wind this morning. as we roll through the day, the fog gets out of here after 9:00, 10:00, noon, 56. we zoom this afternoon, a temperature of 68 by 3:00 p.m., high of 70 probably around 4:00 p.m. before diving back to the low 70s by 7
badly flooded this week. but first we go to kron-4 s lydia pantazes is live in one of the hardest hit areas.the rock springs neighborhood.. .where people were temporarily allowed to return home. if you take a look behind me you can see crews working.. they are expected to be out here several more hours. here s a look at the muddy mess left behind by the flooding. here s what crews have been doing. earlier today they pumped the remainder of the water from this neighborhood. then they started to pressure washing the streets. one of the reasons it s so important to wash down the street is because all the contamination. we talked to people allowed to go back in their homes. they told me they re not getting enough info about when they can return. if that s even possible. henry nguyen/lives in flooded area i m just trying to go inside and grab as much as i can right now because i don t know when they re going to let us go back in and grab the rest of our belongings. long nguyen/l
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