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>> what's scary is if you lookda at the other areas like border education and crimy.er educae, h you're also seeing them become the physical embodiment of that partemy. so >> no rules, no policies enforced. so thank you, jessica. yes. messen so, martha, as you dgeo in debates. so since your name was invoked, i'll you some time, but that's really generous. >> if george.th >> any second 30 seconds, no response. y if if george gascon is still there and those policies are still therare st e, karen bass is announcing that. what expectation could we have? and ken, to greg's questioe han can democrat...

Which we talked about yesterday. border education and crime you are also seeing them become a physical embodiment. so thank you, jessica. >> as you do the debate messenger name was invoked. it is 30 seconds, the red light is on. if they are still there and those policy are still there. what expectation could we have and he has a great question. can democrats change their stripes? >> i think he is still there. it was recalled in san francisco . it is really a city by city basis. this has to be a united front o everyone who works in law enforcement to do this. this is carrie making good on what ...

Some 30 years later, that's the same symbol of our city, a photograph of a guy pushing a shopping cart, crimes involving people having their cars broken into. >> mayor brown served san francisco from 1996 to 2004, during much of the dot com boom. he has one key root cause of the homelessness problem. >> it is not designed to be solved. it is designed to be perpetuated. >> you said it's not designed to be solved? is that how you put it? >> that's right. it is to treat the problem, not to solve it. >> from the 1990s until this day, mayor after mayor, the same tensions have played out for decades...

Illness, coupled with drugs, one of the number one issues that san francisco has to deal with now? >> it's kind of amazing that now some 30 years later, that's the same symbol of our city. the photograph of a guy pushing a shopping cart, crimes involving people having their cars broken into. >> mayor brown served san francisco from 1996 to 2004 during much of the dot-com boom. from his time in office until now, he has one key belief about the root could you see of the homelessness problem. >> it is not designed to be solved. it is designed to be perpetuated. >> you said it's not designed to be...

City is trying to do something about it. they truly are, and we were with some members of the city as they were trying to deal with the homelessness problem and the drug problem, but it's extremely expensive, in a city that is extremely expensive, one of the top 10 most expensive cities in the world. >> it is extraordinarily expensive and that has led to a lack of affordable housing, you mentioned homelessness, that's something that's one of the most visible things, when you visit san francisco, you, for this special spoke with residents who were both housed and on house, so to what extent did...