nick chandler, joanna lopez, david sewell, and saul hidalgo. >> my name's nick chandler, and i'm the counselor for horace mann. this is the first time i can honestly say that i've been able to partner with our organizations to address the housing needs that our students have. you know that kids that sleep in a car do not show up ready to take part in classes. these basic needs, the barriers to learning are at the center of our immediate work. we identify a community school, and that means partnering to address the basic needs of all of our families, so we launched one this year, opened one our jails to house families facing this imminent need. what we've seen is we started out with 60 families that were housing insecure. we made contact and secured all of of those families. we partners with those families and through this pilot which cost zero sfusd dollars, through this pilot, with you look at each of those 26 families options. what are they eligible for, what paperwork is missing, what do they need to do to get access to housing, single-family voucher is, alternatives to what we ha

nick chandler, joanna lopez, david sewell, and saul hidalgo. >> my name's nick chandler, and i'm the counselor for horace mann. this is the first time i can honestly say that i've been able to partner with our organizations to address the housing needs that our students

nick. and she fell for him big time. he was married, but he was separated from his wife, charlene, at the time. >> diane was thinking that her married lover in the post office in chandler her. and when i interviewed him, he said, "ann, i was just so glad when i realized she'd crossed the county line, headed out of here, that i never considered following her." but she was desperate to get his attention. >> diane is heartbroken. >> so the sheriff's deputies were still investigating. and in the meantime, diane was holding court, essentially, giving interviews to reporters. >> i was really surprised that diane downs and her family offered to have a news conference very early on. >> i am here just to appeal for people out there, if they know anything to call in. >> they said that they wanted to set the story right. >> we were just out i guess sightseeing, you would say, and the kids got tired. they fell asleep in the car. so i decided to just head on home but i saw a road i hadn't been on before. we like to take back roads. i just went down that road. and there was a guy standing in the road flagging me down so i stopped. >> everybody knew it didn't ring true. pretty much a