(applause) >> hello, i am sandra hughes. i was born and raised in san francisco. as a child i experienced a lot of trauma. as a result i have struggled most of my life with trusting anyone. even those who want to help me. i am currently home less and i live in my rv. the neighborhood around me has changed. where i used to ride my bike as a child, there are businesses. the community members yell at me not to park there, to move away. they treat me as if i am less than human. i wish they could understand i don't want to live in the rv or have to park there either. i want what everyone else wants, safety, dignity and a community. i don't feel safe living in my rv. it has been broken into five time also. i am scared every night when i try to sleep. i don't feel safe around people. shelters are not an option for me. when the team told me about the vtc opening up and gave me information, i thought the opportunity to move into the vehicle triage center with my rv would offer me safety and security. maybe i could learn to build trust with people until i can find stable ho

you have sandra bullock, hugh grant, meg ryan and tom hanks. >> she made everything beautiful. need someone just as much as jonah does? >> yes. >> he prepared movies like no other director i ever worked with. we would work for weeks. every line was specifically found or written or perfected. >> norah ephron was unafraid to take something that felt familiar, but then cover it in unfamiliar territory. >> you're going to have sex with her, huh? >> i certainly hope so. >> will she scratch up your back? >> what? >> in the movies, women are always scratching up the men's back and screaming when they have sex. >> how do you know this? >> jedd's got cable. >> this movie is about a widower. that was a brave choice. you saw people working on the screen who weren't from the traditional american family. >> the great thing about norah is, when she was talking about the dynamics between men and women who are attracted to each other or need each other or searching for each other and don't really know it, she was a genius. >> i'm the guy you don't usually see. i'm the one behind the scenes. i'

(applause) >> hello, i am sandra hughes. i was born and raised in san francisco.d a lot of trauma. as a result i have struggled most of my life with trusting anyone. even those who want to help me. i am currently home less and i live in my rv. the neighborhood around me has changed. where i used to ride my bike as a child, there are businesses. the community members yell at me not to park there, to move away. they treat me as if i am less than human. i wish they could understand i don't want to live in the rv or have to park there either. i want what everyone else wants, safety, dignity and a community. i don't feel safe living in my rv. it has been broken into five time also. i am scared every night when i try to sleep. i don't feel safe around people. shelters are not an option for me. when the team told me about the vtc opening up and gave me information, i thought the opportunity to move into the vehicle triage center with my rv would offer me safety and security. maybe i could learn to build trust with people until i can find stable housing. i want to have a