 Friday's Supreme Court decision granting cities more power to police homelessness is getting mixed reactions in California, which is home to about a third of the country's unhoused population. For Member Station KQED in San Francisco, Vanessa Roncagno reports. Governor Gavin Newsom welcomed the news, saying it clears up legal ambiguities that limited officials' ability to clear encampments. So did leaders in San Francisco, where the ruling dealt a blow to an ongoing lawsuit challenging the city's homelessness policies.