number of our complaints we get, which come in through the eeo process -- we can't accomplish it as an eo connection. let's say, for example, we have a supervisor that said you berated me because i'm a female. then we find out that the supervisor berated everyone. so we need to deal with the supervisor. maybe people feel like they don't have a place to go. that's going to be the challenge, figure out how we can do that. i think that's going to be part of the issue. what is the best way to approach the issue? how is the best way to make sure people feel heard. san francisco cannot afford to lose employees, whether it's because of medical issues or anything else. we invest in training. we value diversity. we don't want people to feel like they can't work here or it's not a good place for them. so it's our responsibility to find out what is going on. with a good data collection, we'll get a better window into it, but also having a process that we can develop with some of the labor and community groups. i think that will help address that issue. >> i'm glad to hear there's an ombudsman person

. >> we cannot wait until we get of eos nick houston said candace is an inspiration. >> she's extremelyonate about creating a bridge between the people and resources that creates equity. >> reporter: the nonprofit's homeless crisis response team works with residents when encampments need to be moved. it uses social media and word of mouth to recruit volunteers like first-timer eugene jackson. >> it's touching. it's great. it puts things in perspective that we're all just a check away from being here. >> it gives me hope that there are so many people in oakland who want to make a difference. >> reporter: each feed the hood event costs $10,000 and is funded solely by community donations. candace said her dream is to expand into other cities. >> we serve the people. that is my passion. >> reporter: for helping east oakland residents who are homeless, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to candace elder. >> eoc also encourages smaller groups like schools and churches to do their own bagged lunch programs and the organization provides training for those groups. you can nominate

eo deal with severe flooding, too? >> had flooding that was ongoing yesterday afternoon where everybody received almost an inch and a halfl some flo warningsut there right now. but most of that should dry out today. look at that temperature, 57 degrees. now enjoy it, we'll be in the mid-50stomorrow. we have rain and drop into the 40s as we head into the middles part of t week. still the 30s and 40s right now. icy spots on bridges and overpasses. be careful. if you're decorating later this afternoon, this is the time to do atit, throughout the afternoon. it will be beautiful with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s today. here's your flood warnings out there. be careful. david? >> lauryn, thanks. we have 90 min ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that is hugh jackman as med ring master p.t. barnum in last year's monsterie hit m "the greatest showman." jackman personally lobbied skeptical hollywood studios to ge film made. his instincts were good. "the greatest showman" has $400 million at the box office. this morning two different versionsref the sound track at the top of the itunes chart nearly a year after the oscar-nominated movie came out. hu

an all-time record high. >> by show of hands how many of you are republican? one, two, three. and dem? one, two. eoou thinkple are more riled up about this election? >> epsolutely. >>ter: you do? and for young people, latinos. >> let's make a rl big change. >> reporter: and african-americans that enthusiasm jump bigger, up double digits since the 2014 erdterms. >> the day a the last election they were either really pumped and ready to immediately everything or they were >>ady to confirm what had just happened. reporter: some of the key issues driving people to the polls, the economy, health care, immiation, and, of course, president trump. >> i want a strong message sent to trump. >> reporter: 40% of restered voters telling us their vote will be a signal of opposition to there president com with 32% who say it will be a signal of support. have you ever seen level of excitement before? >> not that i know of. not that i can remember. >> reporter: why do you think that is? >> i think it's the p sident pushing them. either you like the president or you don't like the president. >> reporter: another sha