for your sfchlt patrick's day late-day shower, friday colder, 54 degrees. and even colder saturday.o for your weekend we'll be waking up to temperatures in the 30s. 49 for a high on saturday. we look to stay dry, but by sunday we'll be watching a storm system moving up the east coast. that will also be bringing us possibly rain around. and with the timing of it we could see a wintry mix. we'll have to watch that closely. still several days away, many days away from that storm system. highs in the low 40s and we start off next week again in the 30s. so technically we're goijs into spring feel a lot more like winter. stay tuned. we'll be right back. >>> all right, sheena parveen, a quick look at the weather for this afternoon. >> yeah, cloudy. those clouds are going to linger, overcast skies. we have some light showers around. other than that we should be close to 60 in some areas today. then we go into tomorrow morning i think we'll have another round of fog tomorrow morning, some showers later in the day but warmer and 71. but look at the weekend, morning lows in the 30s. it's going

i'm with hope sfchlt. i'm here to work with health and wellness with education and housing stability. thank you very much for the opportunity to be able to present today on this important issue of chronic absenteeism. excuse me while i just pull up my slides. the work is the focus on the rebuild of the hopes sf sites. there are many things that make the work of hope sf unique in the world of affordable housing and public housing which is our drive to take an equity approach to this transformation. as you can see from these latest select statistics hope sf residents and communities have experienced this in revoking trauma and see this across all areas with experience. particularly relevant to today's discussion we see the data that 53% of our students attend sf usd schools will complete school. we have partnerships to improve these outcomes. housing and infrastructure alone will not resolve the challenges and repairs of these neighborhoods and it will take more than these programs to address this challenge.

i'm with hope sfchlt. i'm here to work with health and wellness with education and housing stability. thank you very much for the opportunity to be able to present today on this important issue of chronic absenteeism. excuse me while i just pull up my slides. the work is the focus on the rebuild of the hopes sf sites. there are many things that make the work of hope sf unique in the world of affordable housing and public housing which is our drive to take an equity approach to this transformation. as you can see from these latest select statistics hope sf residents and communities have experienced this in revoking trauma and see this across all areas with experience. particularly relevant to today's discussion we see the data that 53% of our students attend sf usd schools will complete school. we have partnerships to improve these outcomes. housing and infrastructure alone will not resolve the challenges and repairs of these neighborhoods and it will take more than these programs to address this challenge.

i'm with hope sfchlt. i'm here to work with health and wellness with education and housing stability. thank you very much for the opportunity to be able to present today on this important issue of chronic absenteeism. excuse me while i just pull up my slides. the work is the focus on the rebuild of the hopes sf sites. there are many things that make the work of hope sf unique in the world of affordable housing and public housing which is our drive to take an equity approach to this transformation. as you can see from these latest select statistics hope sf residents and communities have experienced this in revoking trauma and see this across all areas with experience. particularly relevant to today's discussion we see the data that 53% of our students attend sf usd schools will complete school. we have partnerships to improve these outcomes. housing and infrastructure alone will not resolve the challenges and repairs of these neighborhoods and it will take more than these programs to address this challenge.

i'm with hope sfchlt. i'm here to work with health and wellness with education and housing stability. thank you very much for the opportunity to be able to present today on this important issue of chronic absenteeism. excuse me while i just pull up my slides. the work is the focus on the rebuild of the hopes sf sites. there are many things that make the work of hope sf unique in the world of affordable housing and public housing which is our drive to take an equity approach to this transformation. as you can see from these latest select statistics hope sf residents and communities have experienced this in revoking trauma and see this across all areas with experience. particularly relevant to today's discussion we see the data that 53% of our students attend sf usd schools will complete school. we have partnerships to improve these outcomes. housing and infrastructure alone will not resolve the challenges and repairs of these neighborhoods and it will take more than these programs to address this challenge.