Of course, Kirker Pass is the most slowing. It's a major surface street. Back over to you. All right, Mike, thank you. Well, now to decision 2024 and the race for mayor in San Francisco. The city's Democratic leadership announcing an endorsement today in the Bay's Ginger Conejero Saab live there this morning, ginger San Francisco has ranked choice voting, but committee members made their choice very clear. That's right, Chris and Marcus, the 32 member Central Committee, could have ranked the candidates, but they did not choose to do that. That is what voters will do in November. The committee choosing to endorse one sole candidate, the incumbent mayor of San Francisco, London Breed, and the endorsement is a win for breed, who faces other high profile candidates, many of whom are challenging her over the current state of the city and its issue, including sheltering the unhoused, the increasing office vacancies across the city, and the opioid crisis. Breed has announced her plans to address the city's biggest issues, including her own vision to revitalize downtown, which has been plagued with an exodus of commercial business. That area is responsible for 70% of the city's jobs. Now, Mayor Breed sat down recently to discuss this with our own Marcus Washington, as well as other issues in San Francisco. Here she is on why it is crucial for the city to bounce back. It's also about the Bay Area and people choosing San Francisco as a destination for weekend activities. Or make it a weekend in San Francisco. Go to pier 39. Go to the zoo. Like this is really about our economic recovery as well. Promising to solve homelessness. Now. We also recently spoke with San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin on our streaming show. He is also running for mayor, along with former San Francisco Mayor Mark Farrell. They both garnered some votes from the Democratic Party in the initial rounds of last night's committee hearing. Here is Supervisor Peskin speaking on finding solutions to the city's unhoused. Any candidate promising to solve homelessness in six months using sweeps just frankly, isn't being straightforward and honest. Sweeps don't actually solve the underlying problems of homelessness. Now, conversations around a vision for San Francisco will continue today. Later on our 8 a.m. streaming show, we will be joined by former mayor Mark Farrell. Tomorrow will be also joined by Daniel Lurie. And on Monday, Supervisor Ahsha Safai will join us on that streaming show. You can watch on Roku, Amazon TV and other platforms. Now. Mayor breed will hold a press conference later this morning at Alamo Square Park that will take place at 11. We expect that to be a celebratory occasion for