ecs manager manages central andy opened up 125 bayshore. ecs manages the next door and sanctuary shelters for a total of 534 single adult shelter beds. 13 supportive housing sites, ecs is the lead agency for the single adult coordinated entry system and we manage a senior center and healthy agent planning across all of our programming and workforce development and programming. benefits of navigation centers, they are an important component of san francisco's homeless response system. these centers take people off the street giving them needed respite. many street homeless will not enter additional city shelters for many reasons. navigation shelters offer 24-hour staf staffing with no curfews, and minimum rules and high operation's staff to client ratio and room for pets and partners to stay together. it's space to accept all belongs, outdoor space. since they are a much smaller living environment than the legacy single adult shel shelte, people find this easy to adapt. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm the associate director of bryant and cen

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minutes later thearky was pierced by then bright orage glow of a rocket carrying ece orion spacraft. it didn't take long for nasa to declare success is. the space agency demonstrated how the or crop's spacecraft launch abort system can outrun speeding rocket and pull astronauts to safety during anen emerg at launch. >> to me what the launch meant today is that the crew is going to have a way of, you know, returning safety if something happens to the launch field. >> and it's a milestone for the agency's quest for art miss missions. orion will bringro astnauts to the moon and mars in 2024. they simply used a test version of the crew module. it went off without a hitch at 7:00 sharp more than seven mills above brevard county. >> today wasay a huge for the nasa exploration program. we explored the system that will protect the cues t during ascent phase. >> watch as the motor fires and pulls the crew module away from the rocke seconds later it splashed down in the atlantic ocean. all the high-tech drama proving a big success. and now welcome to "news 4:00 at 6:00" and the firepower on di

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stuck within harlem, but all trying to pick up the eces. >> reporter: by the 1960's, harlem became ahotbed of protest in america-fueled in large part by its community of artists, says judith dolkart the addison's director. >> i always see arsts as active agents in the culture, so-- artists have the ability to change the culture a as anyone else. they have a point of view, and they are putting that point of view out there. >> reporter: in the 1960s '70s'8 an0s, harlem's streets were hostndo civil rights marches a later black power raies. it brought an energy that ugwilliams says courses th these photographs. >> i describe it as a buzz.th sound when you get off the subway of just people in the streets, and i think. that's captured throughout the exhibition, not only the built environment and people, but how both come together to the social life of harlem, the lifeblood of the neighborhood itself today, harlem tells a different story-- the results of gentrification. a way of life is changing, as it always has. but now, so are haem's people. >> it comes into sharp focush throwoud bey's s

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