Andre is in the big chair for this episode. Take 2 This Morning starts with San Francisco’s strategic shift to treat homelessness as a public health issue by moving outreach teams under the Department of Public Health. The show after the show then moves to the South Bay, where a man was extradited from Arkansas to face charges for a violent rampage at the historic Peters’ Bakery in East San Jose. In Marin County, residents are urgently calling for repairs to a 70-year-old wooden retaining wall that threatens to collapse onto a neighborhood housing cooperative. Turning to civil rights and community legacy, San Francisco leaders introduced a resolution to honor "Grandpa" Vicha Ratanapakdee and reaffirm the city's commitment to elder safety. Legal proceedings also began for Julian Santana Rico, who was captured in Mexico seven years after a fatal 2018 shooting at a Halloween party in East Palo Alto. Finally, the episode highlights community tension in West Oakland over the removal of dozens of trees to make way for the massive Mandela Station housing project.

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