at the community, and the beautifully renovated ymca building at the corner of golden gate and levenworth. 50 of the tenants who moved into the building, were identified by the san francisco health plan as their highest cost utilizers for the homeless, and 122 were identified by dph, as medically fragile users. the on site housing and services team at the community, is a robust one, and it includes, property manager staff and social workers and case managers and on site, dph staff including a nurse, and lutheran social services money management staff. >> the on sight team is working closely to coordinate care for a population where 92 percent of the tenants have a chronic health condition and 87 have a mental health issue and 76 percent of attendant have a history of substance abuse and so they are working with the tenants to improve their health and well-being and quality of life and as she mentioned we have seen several studies over the years that have documented how access to supportive housing is improved out comes for vulnerable populations, resulting in reduced substance use, fewer

it happened around 3:00 this afternoon at the intersection of levenworth and mccallister street. a woman was in the crosswalk when she was hit by a taxi. she refused treatment at the scene. everyone so more funding is needed to fix dangerous problem spots. >> either some of our high injury corridors. these are the same streets where the same issues are happening over and over again. >> if not for the woman's wheelchair her injuries would have been much worse. the cab driver was sited for not yielding. >>> the drought is going to cause price hikes across the board. >> reporter: melanie snow who took her kids to the alameda farmers market today knows the drought will soon affect prices. >> it wouldn't be surprised if it affects prices. >> on my shopping i've cut down, with water i've cut down. i've dover everything that an adult man can do. >> it takes a little longer if -- for the reserves to deplete. so far we've been okay. >> reporter: carpia says he's not had to raise prices yet. >> if we just keep with getting water out of the ground, sooner or later it's going to run out. >>

it happened around 3:00 this afternoon at the intersection of levenworth and mccallister street. a woman was in the crosswalk when she was hit by a taxi. she refused treatment at the scene. everyone so more funding is needed to fix dangerous problem spots. >> either some of our high injury corridors. these are the same streets where the same issues are happening over and over again. >> if not for the woman's wheelchair her injuries would have been much worse. the cab driver was sited for not yielding. >>> the drought is going to cause price hikes across the board. >> reporter: melanie snow who took her kids to the alameda farmers market today knows the drought will soon affect prices. >> it wouldn't be surprised if it affects prices. >> on my shopping i've cut down, with water i've cut down. i've dover everything that an adult man can do. >> it takes a little longer if -- for the reserves to deplete. so far we've been okay. >> reporter: carpia says he's not had to raise prices yet. >> if we just keep with getting water out of the ground, sooner or later it's going to run out. >>

we're told the accident happened just about two hours ago at the intersection of levenworth and mccallister street. the cab driver stopped at the scene. the woman who was hit had minor injuries and is expected to survive. >>> the raymond "shrimp boy" chow is charged with several counts of money laundering and conspiring. >> he is in good spirits, it's been very positive interactions. we're all excited to actually get to the bottom of the case and be able to discover and prove his innocence. >> two other men also entered not guilty pleas. jackson and sullivan are accused of taking part in a never completed hire to plot. the next appearance is set for thursday. >>> it was an accident. the san francisco fire department today issued a preliminary report on that devastating five alarm fire in the mission bay neighborhood just a few locks -- blocks from the at&t park. the flames and smoke could be seen all across the bay area. that fire destroyed a major housing development that was still under construction. and ktvu's john fowler is in san francisco with what the new report says and also what it