. >> scl thank you beven and our hope program for san francisco i told you it would rain (laughter) i told you it would rain and now i alsoal predicting that this city will ring with a lot of photograph as we experience success i want my affirmation working in concert with the board of supervisors and i the two of them are most enthusiastic about a reasoning emphasis of philanthropic is supervisor london breed and supervisor kim i'm happy to be here with google we've been together on several occasions with good reason i want to put it in context we're are and there's no doubt we are a world-class city and time and time again, we also have a world-class heart and we have a world-class social safety net that everyone vflts in and more and more as this city's economic success becomes a good foundation we want to bring the economic success to more help and assistance too on the which are most vulnerable we want to continue that's essence in my opinion of the character that this city it that we share in incredible wealthier that's good friend of mine and want everyone to be participant in

thank you beven and i just want to start by saying when mayor ed lee gave $2 million to san francisco housing authority that was unprecedented and now because of the condition those 42 homelessness families will have a place to live when they move into those places it is their hematoma it didn't become a home without support they need furniture and listen especially and hamming kin has been doing amazing work isle i've got to tell you i couldn't think a better organization for golden to make a better grant rent when our on the path of being evicted and finding a place and you need a deposit or support they help family with that level of support i've sent numerous families and many folks sadly not only living in the shuttles but on the streets with children are not getting the support that's why hampton really important they're willing to open the door to get the shelter and support for those families and make sure that none of our children are living on the street i got to tell you also that google has been an amazing i really personally or presenter they've stepped up to the plate an

find replacements you have to find knows that meet codes this legislation helps to address the fact beven said that well, the entire community needs to be responding to san francisco it's a city and county of san francisco issue and national issue is but our system does attempt to respond to the concerns of people as they come up we also over homeless storage to people that are looking to find better and more expansive space so people don't have to keep all their belonging to them our resource centers help that includes showers and meals and mother brown's united you council is a parking lot in that program. >> i've talked with the fire captain he's been good about situations where individuals are brought if with medical problems and after their home as left them their picking up them either for clove induced problems is there a system in place to find the homes for people that need that. >> i should mention that san francisco has a enter departmental homeless team trying to engage people on the street that may not have made use of the facilities and housing as the solution permanent supp

. >> scl thank you beven and our hope program for san francisco i told you it would rain (laughter) iold you it would rain a

as we head into the rest of the tonight, it's going to bevening. temperatures dropping into the 30z the rest of the evening. i'll have your full forecast coming up. >> thank you, brittney. >>> the new u.s. policy with cu cuba means big changes for local people with ties to cuba. some will meet family they've never seen, and some will be able to buy things. tim furlong is live. this means cuban cigars and a whole lot more. >> reporter: sure, cigars, baseball players, cuban beaches. that's all the easy stuff, but for some people, it's going to mean reconnecting with their roots and culture. >> it opens up the door to meet family i've never met. >> reporter: wilmington city council member, sammy, never met his grandparents in cuba. they sent his mom when she was 13 to give her a better life. he never met anybody on her side of the family. sammy went to cuba in 1999 but wasn't allowed to meet family. aaa travel in wilmington, they offered tightly scripted group trips to cuba for quite some time but no spontaneous side trips allowed. that could soon cha