we need anna ray and supportive housing both and traditional and permanent housing that addresses the intense barrier criminal justice involvement and access to housing which s. i know, housing is always an issue in san francisco. the criminal history and background can add additional barriers to obtaining housing. i want to end by saying treatment is not layered and i just want to emphasize it's a process and in b.h.c., i was one of the founding members of b.h.c. many years ago. we give people a lot of chances. we don't want them to fail. even if a person isn't successful the first time around, we will try it again and we will keep trying. some of the barriers that we have are that residential treatment is now funded through drug medi-cal mostly, which puts a limit of two treatment episodes in a year and that can be getting out of jail, going to the program, they decide that they can't handle it and they leave the next day, that's one episode. so, we need diversified treatment for people when they need it regardless of what drug medi-cal will pay for. tanya mentioned getting access i

ray? how come i never knew about geri and things like that. then i wondered, you know, was i kidnapped? >> no answers from anna brown who died soon after that.r life in colorado, by the time he was 16 -- >> things were getting a little rough. maybe because of my past, i was not a real easy kid. so i was put into foster care. >> and then, he graduated from high school. he got a job, moved in with some friends, and started his own rock band. this you tube video shows him singing lead. and for all he has wondered about his past, he has come to believe that he would go to the grave without ever meeting a blood relative until now. >> wow. they are actually in the same building that i am in right now. that is amazing to me. >> and here they were. >> oh, my baby. oh. >> hello. >> it has been forever. >> it is great to see you. >> meeting family for the first time. >> and you guys kind of look like me. >> after so many years. >> so this is my first time meeting my blood. >> us, too. >> it is great. it is so great. >> and so this is how pepper's desperate search for a warm memory of a lost childhood ended. >> you look like our dad. >> far bigger than