post and senior reporter for the san francisco standard josh kane. hey josh. how's it going?sten, i'm doing great. how are you? good. you megan mitchell. that's your the time like this i tell you what. she doesn't need practice. i need hours and just to get my lines down, but she's a natural at it. good. i'm glad you have her. this is the second episode i think right of helen is for viewers new to it. what is the concept? yeah, so actually this is our third episode and the concept behind helenews is basically to deliver engaging timely issues here in san francisco in a more fun way for people who might not want to read a thousand words story. that's very dense. policy. alright, but nonetheless some of those stories are very important and you know, you make it you de-densified if you will. let's talk about the state requirement that cities have to be able to commit to building a certain number of new housing units. what is san francisco's number? what do they need need to show and by when? it is a huge number. it is 82,000 new units of housing by 2031 which puts us less than a

the san francisco standard reporter josh kane incorrectly stated information about former da george gascoigne'sin charging rates turned -- compared to the current da. he should have stated gascoigne was convicting drug cases at a higher rate compared to booting, also the dashboard says were drug cases, that and any conviction, the rate is 31% in 2021 and 20% in 2022. we want to move on now because to our last segment, one of the most iconic san francisco homes is back on the market and perhaps this comes as a surprise. it is the pink painted lady, part of the bow of famous victorians. there were grand plans for it but to talk about why it is being sold, the current owner, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. dion: admittedly, i'm a little heartbroken because i remember when you bought it's, you had these plans for the project, you started and instagram for the house, it has 20,000 followers. why did you want to buy the house in the first place? why was it significant? >> of course, i have seen these houses on postcards, at the airport, the opening credits of the tv show full ho