dan jordan and steven tennis (sounds like). >> hello, i'm dan jordan, a peer counselor with the central city sro collaborative and i live in an sro hotel on 6th. this hotel like so many is a walk up. mine is a four floor building. i live on the top floor. there's a lady that uses a wheelchair and is virtually held prisoner in her home. she cannot get in and out of the hotel unless someone is willing to carry her wheelchair down the stairs and back up. there are many elderly people living in these hotels, aging, becoming disable with no way to get in and out. if they could find the hotel that is wheelchair accessible, most of the time they cannot afford it. my own hotel now is $800 a month. when i moved in it was $525. in social security you are getting about $900 a month. they're not affordable. we need to do something about accessibility throughout the building. and again, mine is not accessible to the restroom for people with disabilities. and we don't have anything like that, bars or anything to hold on to in the showers. we have tile floors which are extremely slippery when sopay we

. >> dan: when pressed who she would like to play her, she play any suggested gina davis and margaret cheryl could handle the jean quan and the rock could play howard jordanwe'll see. >> and california surfer >> dan: this is what we like to call little friday. weekend is almost here. >> and time lapse view from the high definition mount tam camera let me get this thing to move for us. okay, voila! magic of technology the clouds move. and mount tam, a few clouds rolling through the sky but mainly blue sky and that is what we're going to have this weekend. statewide tomorrow, nice, sunny day. up in eureka but a lovely day, mainly mild, temperatures in the 70s and 80s in the bay area. after a foggy morning start, it will be partly sunny in the afternoon. low 60s in the coast to low 70s and here is the 7 day forecast. mild to warm weekend and even warmer on monday. with high temperatures climbing to the low 80s by monday. >> thank you very much. >> two california surfers say they survived separate shark attacks by fighting back. one is scott stevens to close a 14 inch bite wound. he was surfing two days ago when the shark pulled him under. 25-year-old believe