get all the lingo he says the light drove the flock to go to the inside six don't think to know unsheltered wants to know into these different they come off don't show up shut lest we be off my getting to be on. daniel i know everybody ask you this but how do you manage to fit it all in in the meantime it's a huge team around the world that that helps and supports me and you know with that team of course my wife is a big part you know she she's able to to also allow me to do certain things and we travel a lot and gather because i want you know my son to be around especially at this time and i guess it's just this love of music that keeps me going from morning till night you still have to come up with all the ideas for your books for your festivals for your programs incredible those seem to come very quickly that's not the problem is making them happen as you know with projects it's always one thing to think of the idea but you know follow it through i mean i've been speaking to no one parent for years about actually getting together this is the first time. so if there is music for today you

at one point he was unsheltered and struggling with mental health here on the streets of san francisco. after he spent time at the general hospital, we were able to connect contacts, and connect them back home with his family. he arrived last month and sergio and the rest of his family are thrilled to have him back and he is making progress daily. that is what compassion looks like to me. without programs that we are funding to make a difference in individual lives. for are resilient individuals who have overcome great hardship, this budget package will fund projects to help to make sure they will never be on the streets of san francisco. we are adding $2 million to fund 150 new supportive housing units across the city of san francisco. and $2 million for the opening and operations of a building, a site with 50 supportive housing units in san francisco. with those new units brought online, san francisco will boast more than 7,000 permanent supportive housing units and here just right here in our city. the most per capita of the city in our entire country. along with adding new units, i

california has the highest rate of unsheltered homelessness in the country. ellen: i've got to keep going, i don't have time to really be afraid. if i i do that, then'll just become static. reporter: people like ellen are locked in a daily struggle for survival. here in the shadow of silicon valley, at the heart of america's digital revolution, people are becoming invisible. >>>> im -- >> -- a globalal teen. justin: hi, my name is justin bobosman. i live in hillbrow,a neighborhood in johannesburg, and i'm 16 years o old. i i normally go visit friends, t now they stay too far, so i'd rather stay at home. i mostly play chess at home. i listen to khalid's music at the moment. he's an r&b and raraer. his s songs, at the moment, i fl i can relate to. one day when i grow up, i would like to be a lawyer. but at the moment, i'm rethinking that because i'm thinking of becoming an english teacher. because i see the inspiration in my teacher's eyes when she teaches me. i want to feel that waway, i wt to help people. because e without teachers, do u think the great lawye

begin to compare with the dailey miss treatment of our neighbors who are unhoused, homeless or unsheltered. >> you feel anger. >> reporter: this man says people who live here a tired of the increasing number of people self-policing lake merritt. >> the new people that come to oakland, but they're trying to move the old oakland people out of oakland. >> reporter: another incident is from late april. it involved a white woman referred to as bbq becky, who called police on a black family for barbecuing. that incident and severaler have people c about racism. >> we live in one of the most progressive areas in the country, and yet this is show how racism still exists. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, preventing another tragedy. pg&e is now warning it may be forced to shut off power. the company posted on its website that power could be cut in certain neighborhoods during extreme fire conditions. just last week state fire investigators determined that pg&e contribut t the multiple deadlyires in wine country last october. the company's equipment, mostly power lines, came into fires. >>> a disturbing att

with an unshelter population of 600 individuals we think over the next few years we can make a big impact getting people off the streets and into permanent housing. >> the mayor says several homeless people have expressed interest. >>> san francisco residents will get to decide on a bond measure to pay for repairs and improvements to the embarcadero sea wall. supervisors approved replacing $425 million bond measure on the ballot. the ballot measure now goes to the department of election. >>> plan to build an eleventh reservoir. it would be built at what is now pacheco pass reservoir. the price tag over 1 billi$1 bi. david louie is live at lexington reservoir in los gatos. >> reporter: the valley water district says that $1 billion price tag is staggering. but with 2 million people living in the valley and more coming all the time because of jobs, a reliable water supply is necessary. the valley water district is thinking big. new reservoir eight times the capacity of this one. >> sky 7 shows us where they want to build the reservoir. enough water to provide over a quarter million 5-person

as you can see, the programs are having impact for critical people unsheltered in our community and we want to continue this as long as possible. happy to take any questions that you might have. >> supervisor tang: great. thank you for the update. questions and comments? seeing none, i know we've talked about a lot of these centers and want to thank the department for all of the work on this. at this time, we'll open up item 2 to public comment. any members of the publit wish to speak, please come on up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is dale seymour. long time person in the city of san francisco and in the tenderloin. spent 18 of my long time years homeless, living out on the streets. so i know a little bit about this situation with navigation centers. so now i run a school that hopes formerly homeless people tha gets their lives together and there's a good number of my students that are living in navigation centers, so they're a very important part of the fabric of the city. i just spoke at a land use summit last week in seattle, washington, and almost every question was dir

happened to me is horrible it does not compare with the miment our neighbors who are homeless or unshelteredse. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right. temperatures tomorrow run a few degrees warmer inland than today and cooler at the coast. it will be a similar day except doctors without borders at the end of the day we will see a -- except at the end of the day we will see a sea highs from today temperatures tomorrow about here. warmer in some places. you can see the story here. hurricane down here. that is bud. strong hurricane. we are not seeing a south swell from that. we are watching this system up here. dropping rain in vancouver. that will start the cooling on thursday and friday. the low gets close enough to us and triggers the high. releases the high. temperatures cool down. more of an e flow. tomorrow's hot or warm. cool at the coast. warm around the bay. hot inland. that is what you expect for this time of year. summer in the bay area essentially. you don't see fog here. i have reports of patches out there but not a lot. we will get another day tomorrow, heat inland, cool coast

not begin to compare with the daily mistreatment of our nature -- neighbors who are un-housed or unshelteredosecutors will review the case whether to file charges. >>> sheriff's deputies in sonoma county are investigating another marijuana -related home invasion. it was the seventh recent marijuana -related home invasion in that county. neighbors living alone pine village outside of sebastopol were awakened by speeding cars and gunshots early saturday mornin there were four armed robbers. one of them slipped into the home through a window and t the others in through a back door. someone was actually sleeping at home at the time. the man who rents the house arrived and confronted the armed robbers as they were leaving. the commotiowas heard all over the neighborhood. >> we heard pop, pop, popo coul was. then we heard another one and then we heard the screaming. it was from the neighbors. >> the robbers stole valuables, cash, marijuana and other drugs. investigators say this home invasion fits a pattern in recent months of armed ers, some from out of state, targeting homes and robbing people t

i want you to specifically keep in mind that 80% of youth experience and homelessness are unsheltered. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am with larkin street youth services. i am also a member of the budget justice coalition. you're asking for 300,000. 100,000 for each of our respective youth leadership bodies. i want to remind us all that one in five homeless people are transitional age youth and we do know that 50% of homeless people in san francisco became homeless under the age of 25. that is why it is especially important we invest in our young leaders. if we want real solutions, it is critical to get their input from their lived experience to inform our policy and practice. this is why leadership bodies like the youth advisory board to work. they get marginalized and disconnected youth into productive work with their peers and community wide problem-solving. engaged youth are connected youth. leadership skills like life skills in organizing and collaborating end goal setting, we need this to happen for our young people to become the great civic lea

larger investment in temporary shelter to help address street homelessness and reduce the number of unsheltered individuals on our streets. we have three new navigation centers opening. transitional site for women who are pregnant and we are looking to replace two shelters in the basements or church facilities not open 24/7. we can both expand those shelters and have facilities open 24/7. we will be expanding the number of access points we have. which is a new part of our system, anyone experiencing homelessness could go to a central location, be assessed once, get into our system and doubling the homeward bound budget. you will see our fiscal year 2018 to 2020 budgets here. the dark green is the general funds allocation, which is 78%. federal and state investments and the light shaded green funding held in reserve, approximately $40 million dependent on measure d. i should point out without measure d, we are looking at roughly a 3% increase in our budget. in fiscal year 2018-2019 and actual decrease in fiscal year 2019-2020 by 2.5%. i should also point out we have a lot of great partnerships w

. >> we have one of the highest rates of unsheltered homeless youth in the nation. >> there's good out there. there's good people doing a lot of meaningful work. >> reporter: today george is 23, going to college and living in a dorm. he also has a job. on the youth advisory board he's helping homeless teens and young adults. >> this is going to be an incredibly powerful force in our community, just this money and how it will be used. >> reporter: the grant is expected this fall and could be renewed every couple of years, so these services became staples in the community for struggling kids. in santa cruz, maria medina, kpix5. >>> the naval cemetery on mare island is a step closer towards major restoration. a bill to transfer oversight of the cemetery from the city of vallejo to the department of veterans affairs passed both houses of congress. the cemetery is the final resting place of more than 900 fallen veterans, but head stones have fallen over and some plots are covered with dead grass. burials began in 1856 and continued into the 1920s. >>> a bill to ban gun shows at the cow pala

and a half years to pilot and developed a model that can transition thousands of san francisco's unshelteredo safe and organized spaces. news sos transitional villages are administered by nonprofit organizations with a license agreement agreement, health and safety protocols and community benefits on underutilized public or private land in impacted neighbourhoods. safe organized spaces provide triage, stabilization on the necessary amount of on-site services to support pathways to healing, housing and community integration. when it comes to stabilizing our affordableho crisis, our next mayor should, number 1, fund rent subsidies and legal right to council for tenant spacing is facing eviction. number 2, create an online registry of rent bird into an un- displaced workers and residents were seeking affordable housing no more than 30 % of the net income. number 3, develop a parcel tax that incentivizes property owners to rent out empty units at a new progthat supports property owners with tenant screening management financing for rehab, if they agree to provide affordable housing. number 4, su