. >> my name is ann jane. i am a member of church women united, a coalition of women's faith groups. we send our newsletter to over 100 churches in in this city whose denominations support us. i am joining with many who thank you for passing what you have passed. i also am joining with many who are remarking that in our society of very unequal means of living that there is much more to do and that what -- the people here will keep working for a greater increase in the wages of these folks, the home healthcare workers and nonprofit workers, but thank you for this much so far so good. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i amroma guy. i want to congratulate you for having a breakthrough in the modern labor and government resource development and pathway in the city and county of san francisco. yes, we have great wealth, but this struggle is new as of today i support the amendments because the path is new. i have been in nonprofits on the governing side, service side, but i really want to emphasize the importance of b

jane. nice to meet you. >> you too. >> reporter: leigh-ann and her husband touched by jane's story, have offered to give her what she needs to get on her feet and out of her car. perisi just about speechless. >> i didn't know what i was going to do, you know? >> reporter: if that weren't enough, one more thing. a list of everyone who called and e-mailed after seeing her story. all of them offering help. >> it's unbelievable. it really is. >> wow. that was really touching. oh, my goodness. >> perisi says she is certain there will be more than enough help for her. she plans to pay it forward. we hope you will join the conversation. use the #betterbayarea to share your ideas about how development is making an impact where you live. and together we can make progress on building a better bay area. >>> a new reporter card says most burger chains have failing antibiotics policies. shake shack and burger fi, mostly east coast, southeast operation, got as. wendy's, a d minus. and 20 other chains got an f. it was based on ending the use of antibiotics, how the policies are being implemented and an assessment whether

here with some of the top picks are isaac fitzgerald, "new york times" author, sarah jane and ann paschet, what's your favorite? >> the golden state. this is a stunning debut novel. it's so well written. the characters are so rich. and it follows a mother whose husband can't get back in the united states because of a green card fiasco. she starts to feel the pressure of raising her child. she leaves san francisco and heads out on the road to the high desert. the part of california that doesn't get written about hutmu. the stunning thing is how well she writes this toddler. usually the child is quiet. this child is part of this novel. i love it so much. >> i love that. >> what have you got? >> "the kiss quotient." it had a ton of buzz and lived up to the hype. it's about a woman who hases abua aspergers who hire s an escort o teach her about dating. >> that's a unique premise. >> "baby you're going to be mine." the whole reason i flew up here is i want people to read this book. i own a bookstore. i read everything. this is my favorite book of the year. it is just being lost. it is genius.

ann saw the story and wants to help out. >> i would love to contribute to her first and last month's rent. >> this is my home. >> reporter: in our report, jane talked about working two jobs and making about $2700 a month. but she lives in her car because she can't afford the deposit for an apartment. the story also caught the attention of wild 94.9 morning show. >> we have to help this woman. we'll take the next step to help get her back in to a house where she is safe. >> reporter: jane spent the day making deliveries. many tried to contact her by calling the business. >> we have had an overwhelming response. people really reaching out. >> reporter: this is jane's friend, trying to coordinate the help. she set up a donation page on fundally.com. many people were touched because they see how easily a hard working person can end up on the edge. >> what happened to her is frightening because it can happen to any of us at anytime. >> reporter: one of the more frustrating parts is that she is beyond the help of many organizations. many federal funds for the homeless are earmarked for children or veterans. >> it has been frustrating that in the p