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Rainfall amounts from a half inch to inch and a quarter, maybe up to 3 inches in the north bay mountains. Wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour. Let me get you up to date on what has happened this morning. Flash flood issued by the National Weather service for the bush scar areas of the north bay. We could get up to half an inch per hour. That will cause debris flows, mudslides and flash flooding as the debris will clog storm drains and wont awe lllow them drain properly. 1 00 tomorrow through 3 00 a. M. Thursday morning, we could have difficult driving on east west bridges, southerly winds gu...

They are the ones that end up in our shelters ever night, they wouldnt even be able to keep a home if we got them one. Reporter now one of the organizations goals is to focus on an area where few have succeeded. The chronic Homeless Population not only has to have services attached to their placements. Reporter heres an example, the city wanted to expand the medical respite and Sobering Center but lacked the funds. Tipping point added the money to add the beds. Those with psychiatric needs will get specific treatment they would never get in a shelter. Tipping point wants to focus on programs t...

Tipping point pledged to raise 100 million to cut the number of chronically Homeless People in San Francisco by half in five years. According to the most recent federal count back in 2013, the official number was 7,539. Of those 6,686 were adults and the rest were under 18. Reporter let me add another number for you, 1,700, thats the number of people who fall under the category of chronically homeless. Now the organization Tipping Point will have full control of the money and every project must be approved by their board. These are the chronically homeless. Described as those who have lived ou...

And race relations. Mr. Fletcher will be joined on lindanel by panel list caldwell apps, who is the president and ceo of 1804 consultants, an organization dedicated to the success of cultural organizations. Noted attorney and musician and educator who currently directs the Leadership Institute at Rutgers University in newark. Mark, whose breath of work in Higher Education and the humanities in new york include serving as the director of the alexander Price Institute on at the city, culture and modern experience. The author of a recent book on new work and the rebellion of 1967. Please join me ...

Would not relegate the elderly to eating pet food. It would give people incentives to save for retirement, just as they did before Social Security was implemented in the 1930s in response to what was a temporary macroeconomic problem. There is a euphemism for the great depression, temporary macroeconomic problem. Onilton would stop the war drugs which is really just a war on brown people against whom he held no discernible prejudice. He would work to improve the administration of justice for african americans, hispanics, and immigrants so they would have the incentive to work harder and smarte...