jeff kosinski with the department of homelessness and public housing.and also later to answer any questions that you have about our work outside of hsoc. so one of the things that we're doing at hsoc is managing the encampment team, which is managing the large encampments and then work with d.p.w. and the police. we offer everybody assistance, and today, we're wrapping up around gerald and rankin, hetch everybody out there move into shelter and navigation centers and get assistance.

i came over here first of all today to acknowledge jeff kosinsky whose dedication and leadership to he rad indicating homelessness in san francisco is inspirational, and the board of supervisors should be emulating his example. this is not an issue of teachers versus homeless people. grow the pie. you want to talk about a rainy day? the other day in the south of market, in the midst of a rain storm, sfpd was evicting homeless people into the street. this time, they didn't take their tents. normally, they do. rainy day? it's not only a rainy day, it's a morally bankrupt policy which the city of san francisco is pursuing to terrorize homeless people. it is morally bankrupt. so when you talk about a rainy day fund, all you have to do is come out on the streets with myself or calle cutler or anyone from this coalition on homelessness, and we will show you a rainy day. it is morally bankrupt to continue that policy and to exacerbate it by pitting teachers against homeless people. we need to link arms in order to improve the quality of life for both housed and unhoused citizens here in this