and we have this issue in pch as well. right. so i mean yes.e people are stuck in pch and it's not quite the right you know they need they they may need to go to something higher level than come back or they may need exactly their level of service. it's an ongoing conversation we're having with and i think has just been renewed right now. i mean there's a there's a new director there obviously and we've been having a lot of conversations with that exact team at on this very topic. so i think we'll have more information on what that's going to look like. and certainly we were talking chair butler i know is very interested as well and hearing from directly we've talked about doing a joint presentation here on some of this stuff and i think the question is like how soon can we answer that specific question? but we're definitely working on that that that sounds great. >> i mean an example of one person that i was working with the case manager at the shelter site was an advocate for this person to get transferred because they felt like they done as

we have a great bar scene popping up and speak easy and pch. hawthorne, school. this is the place to come down and enjoy. come, don't forget union square is the place to be. certainly in the years to come. a very difficult time of course for any major city. we are dealing with the same thing. explore and support our businesses here. we'll continue to thrive. come on down, you will be wildly, also surprised at how beautiful it is since we are still blooming. >> thank you, that's great. it's great to hear your optimistic outlook on restoring this part of time. >> thank you for having me and taking a little time to showcase our heart of san francisco. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another one shortly. thank you for watching. . >> good afternoon everyone. >> thank you for joining us at our housing authority commission meeting today in city hall on february 27th. we go ahead and take the roll please present president walking tour present commissioner leroy lando present commissioner we want to him commissioner mariann

know like for family or for adult like that 20 million of projected remaining if that's in support of pch or scattered site or you know the different types of housing. i think that would be really helpful because then we can kind of see what what's going on there a little better. >> yeah, i think that we were planning to present on the budget and kind of explain what our gaps is that gaps are because as a part of kind of this available balance i mean we can tell you what categories it's in but it's really going to be balancing across the entire authority because that's where we have the gaps at the authority not necessarily within an activity. so i think we can provide that support. but overall when we go over the budget in our liaison meetings we were really planning to present the overall revenue and expenditure plan deficit. what that amount is and then show you that the reason we have these available balances and reserves are to help us bridge that gap in the future years. >> okay. is it possible maybe to get it from the if not at the liaison meeting before the liaison meeting to just

we have a great bar scene popping up and speak easy and pch. hawthorne, school. this is the place to come down and enjoy. come, don't forget union square is the place to be. certainly in the years to come. a very difficult time of course for any major city. we are dealing with the same thing. explore and support our businesses here. we'll continue to thrive. come on down, you will be wildly, also surprised at how beautiful it is since we are still blooming. >> thank you, that's great. it's great to hear your optimistic outlook on restoring this part of time. >> thank you for having me and taking a little time to showcase our heart of san francisco. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another one shortly. thank you for watching. >> (music). >> hi, i'm emmy the owner of emmy's spaghetti i offers working that with some kind of fine dining and apron and feeling stuffy and in the 90s in san francisco it was pretty pretense in a restaurant in the restaurant scene i want to it have a place to have a place for my friends to gu

we have a great bar scene popping up and speak easy and pch. hawthorne, school.this is the place to come down and enjoy. come, don't forget union square is the place to be. certainly in the years to come. a very difficult time of course for any major city. we are dealing with the same thing. explore and support our businesses here. we'll continue to thrive. come on down, you will be wildly, also surprised at how beautiful it is since we are still blooming. >> thank you, that's great. it's great to hear your optimistic outlook on restoring this part of time. >> thank you for having me and taking a little time to showcase our heart of san francisco. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another one shortly. thank you for watching. >> i'm san francisco's first drag laureate and the first one in the world. the drag laureate program and the position is one this celebrates an artist for being the best in their craft and i'm proud to have received that xroel it it is afternoon ambassador role. a role that represents the lbgtq+

know like for family or for adult like that 20 million of projected remaining if that's in support of pch or scattered site or you know the different types of housing. i think that would be really helpful because then we can kind of see what what's going on there a little better. >> yeah, i think that we were planning to present on the budget and kind of explain what our gaps is that gaps are because as a part of kind of this available balance i mean we can tell you what categories it's in but it's really going to be balancing across the entire authority because that's where we have the gaps at the authority not necessarily within an activity. so i think we can provide that support. but overall when we go over the budget in our liaison meetings we were really planning to present the overall revenue and expenditure plan deficit. what that amount is and then show you that the reason we have these available balances and reserves are to help us bridge that gap in the future years. >> okay. is it possible maybe to get it from the if not at the liaison meeting before the liaison meeting to just

we have a great bar scene popping up and speak easy and pch. hawthorne, school. this is the place to come down and enjoy. come, don't forget union square is the place to be. certainly in the years to come. a very difficult time of course for any major city. we are dealing with the same thing. explore and support our businesses here. we'll continue to thrive. come on down, you will be wildly, also surprised at how beautiful it is since we are still blooming. >> thank you, that's great. it's great to hear your optimistic outlook on restoring this part of time. >> thank you for having me and taking a little time to showcase our heart of san francisco. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another one shortly. thank you for watching. >> (music). >> hi, i'm emmy the owner of emmy's spaghetti i offers working that with some kind of fine dining and apron and feeling stuffy and in the 90s in san francisco it was pretty pretense in a restaurant in the restaurant scene i want to it have a place to have a place for my friends to gu