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there were hundreds of mattresses outside of a local who tell. then we started to learn adult single men only with capacity up to 340. and as we started to learn more we realized he was going to be opening a center, a city run center with case workers and social workers and medical staff. and that's why we went to court. >> kayleigh: so when you spoke to mayor adams, he likes to kind of grandstand and say, biden do something. i appreciate the pressure from within biden's only party on this. do you get the sense he cares about this issue? is he frenzied about it because the numbers of migrants coming to histone. >> he is panicked and desperate i think this is a desperate move. i mean the degree he is going to to still do this. orange county after he had given assurances he was going to pause it, two buses showed up later this afternoon. we did obtain a
presidio, they are still breathtaking. but what is happening on the streets is heartbreaking. it is the client as far as the eye can see. >> this is my city, my home, i love it. i do see a destroyed like this is just devastating. >> armed with her cell phone, erica sandberg chronicles the decay, and drug use along san francisco's fain market street. just steps from a city run center they claim to address these very problems. >> there was a needle. >> the word correspondent then tweets images she says convey a reality beyond the local media show. >> laura: she is right it's homelessness, addiction, mental illness, shuttered businesses, even longtime residents are now beginning to leave. and who could blame them? high taxes, high crime, it's just not worth it for most families. but even after the recall of the radical d.a., san francisco is still down about 500 police
francisco have fed-up residents taking to twitter not to trash the city, they say, rather, to save it. >> this is my city, my home. i love it. and to see it destroyed like this, it's just devastating. >> reporter: armed with her cell phone, erica sandberg chronicles the decay and drug use along san francisco's famed market street. just steps from a city-run center that claims to address these very problems. >> there's a needle. >> reporter: the self-described warsh sf war correspondent tweets images she says convey her reality. on this day highlighting the drug use outside a bus shelter and subway elevator. erica and others fill twitter with grim pictures that aim to raise awareness and pressure city officials to clean things up. but advocates for the homeless slammed these posts saying, quote, taking pictures of someone who likely is experiencing the worst time in their lives and then shaming them publicly can only hurt their chances of leaving it
>> the homelessness crisis in san francisco has residents frustrated to the point where they are now turning into citizen journalists documenting scenes of drug use and mental illness with phones. we have our correspondent claudia with us tonight. >> squalor on the streets of san francisco. set up residents are taking to twitter, not to trash the city but to save it. >> it's my city, it's my home. to see it destroyed is just devastating. >> armed with her cell phone, eric o'connell chronicles the decay, just steps from a city run center that claims to
years to lock things down and to step in and make the mandates around drug use and open air drug dealing and break unthe open drug scenes we have in san francisco so save our city from itself. >> san francisco saw 650 overdose deaths last year, 700 the year before. now millions of tax dollars are being spent on a city run center that resembled an open drug market with no indication that's changing any time soon. john. >> interesting perspective from tom wolf there. thank you. >> sandra: seems even schools are not safe from the spreading push for justice reform. many districts getting tougher on masks than bad behavior. alexandria hoff is live in washington. >> refusal to wear a mask may be on the list of things that could lead to a school suspension. districts across the country have been making an effort to move away from the suspensions and instead restorative justice