planning around making sure that we have good transit links in these really fast growing parts of the city dogpatch, mission bay, rincon. i think that the giants can speak specifically to how this project is supporting the ten and other parallel lines. >> just for confirmation or clarification, changing the route of the ten townsend is not part of this project. i think i misunderstood what you said -- okay. i just wanted to clarify for the record that this project doesn't change the ten townsend. >> thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. director -- >> i, too, am a giants fan, and i'm proud to endorse this project. i'm also a transit rider, and i've had the rough experience of trying to take the ten after a game, and it's a -- n after a game, and i think what happens is the n gets backed up with the traffic and parking around the ballpark, and it really causes delays on the other side of the city. and it does rnt help when therewhen -- doesn't help when there's a lot of switchbacks on down the line. i'm excited about this tdm program. it shows a lot of creativity to minimize the car traffic im

city and the state. >> i have been on the street since 1999. i just couldn't afford rent. it was too expensive. >> reporter: john is now a graduate of the navigation center here in san francisco's dogpatch. >> it's awesome. it's been incredible. it's really helped me out. >> reporter: today the city is celebrating $10 million in state funding to support the system. >> people living in tents on our streets in dangerous conditions and in squalor are in the centers. >> reporter: one is at fifth and bryant, another at bayshore, between them another 250 beds. navigation centers have fewer restrictions than other shelters. people with partners, pets and possessions are welcome. guests are then connected to services to get them on their feet. as for john, he found out today he has qualified for temporary housing. what's next? >> i got to think about it. yeah. yeah. >> reporter: a whole new world. >> a job, i'm going to get a job, try to get a part-time job. >> reporter: the city says its next two centers will help an estimated 1,000 people each year. they are expected to open this summer. in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> at the state capital there's a new push to try to prevent sexu

dogpatch. >> it's been awesome. it's been incredible. it's really helped me out a lot. >> today the city is celebrating $10 million in state funding to support the system. >> things that solve street homelessness, people living in tent encampments on our street in dangerous conditions and in squalor. >> reporter: one location is at fifth and bryant and one on bayshore and between them another 250 beds. navigation centers have fewer restrictions than other shelters. people with partners, pets and possessions are welcome. guests are then connected to services to get them on their feet. as for john, he found out today he has qualified for temporary housing. what's next? >> i got to think about it, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: a whole new world. >> a job. i'm going to get a job. i'm going to try to get a part- time job. >> reporter: in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix5. >> the city says its next two navigation centers combined will help about 1,000 people each year. they are expected to open this coming summer. >>> still to come the presidential sighting minutes ago along the central coast. >>

seen amazing changes all around dogpatch community, the bayview district, mission bay, and mission rock. this is exciting. we are living in exciting i am times because our city is growing for the best. here's why i ask you to support the mission rock project: mission project will address the need of affordable housing which is desperately needed. as we all know our population is increasing, and having affordable housing now is key. mission rock project will support area median income which will support low to middle income households, include public servants such as nurses and teachers. mission rock will have units for transitional age youth, and i'd like to share with the last 30 seconds i have here how important transitional age youth is because i used to live in a group home. ward of court of san francisco. i did not have those services after i left the group home, and i think what the giants and mission rock are doing is great to support transitional age youth from foster and group homes. i ask that you please approve the mission rock project and let's keep the communication going. thank you and have a great evening. >> good evening, supervisors. my name