We elected them to represent us and get things done in chicago federal employees are holding a protest at noon at federal plaza. A pension reform plan could be ready for illinois lawmakers to take up when they return for the fall veto session. This session is scheduled to get under way in springfield on october 22nd. A member of the panel working to come up with a way to deal with the states unfunded pension liability says it is very likely they could agree on a plan to change state Retirement Benefits by the time the session begins. State rep tells the Chicago Tribune any plan forwarded to the legislature will probably be challenged in court he was heading home from work and has not been seen since. Today volunteers stepped up efforts to find a missing lake villa man it has been more than one week since he disappeared. Dozens of volunteers today conducted a grid search. Trying to find any sign of the missing father more than 150 volunteers fanning out over 225 square miles, sunday. Fr
Organization sent counselors for her free advice and help. A person of interest is in custody and the two victims are here participating in a Police Lineup to try to identify the attacker. As a High School Football star fights for his life, friends and family struggle to make sense of what happened on the field last friday night. Our julie unruh is live with the latest on this story. Here is the latest on the condition. Drew is said to be looking better but he remains in a coma after collapsing on the sidelines of a Football Game. Here is an account of what happened friday. He from that point i said, i hope that kids alright. Neil hernandez, lane tech class of 1988. He was at fridays game against Dunbar High School when 3 drew williams went down. Hernandezs photos show the star wide receiver and defensive back practicing before the game, then on the sidelines. Unconsciouswilliams teammates watching as he was wheeled away on gurney. Hernandez was trying to make sense of it all from the
Community and i have seen the people go from homelessness to many, many different Housing Providers and it is, and it is a very, very important that we, that the type of services are as robust and in whether they go to the master lease or whether they go to one of our buildings or whether they are the ecs and everybody deserves these type of resources that will help them move up the housing ladder. Thank you. Thanks very much, next speaker please . Hi, i just want to mention just real quick that we all are actually i personally want to express my solidary with chp and we love you guys and support that he havinger was said and i want to say quickly my name is manwel and i am a support Services Coordinator and i am pleased to be here and listening to this conversation and i am surprised that the topic of specifically undocumented immigrants has not been brought up because representing a significant portion of i believe 26 percent of San Franciscos current Homeless Population are in some
Speaker please . Hi, i just want to mention just real quick that we all are actually i personally want to express my solidary with chp and we love you guys and support that he havinger was said and i want to say quickly my name is manwel and i am a support Services Coordinator and i am pleased to be here and listening to this conversation and i am surprised that the topic of specifically undocumented immigrants has not been brought up because representing a significant portion of i believe 26 percent of San Franciscos current Homeless Population are in some stage of under documentation, and these are the folks that are least likely to climb up the ladder, and these are the folks that dont have access to permanent benefits that are going to enable them to move out to more appropriate levels of care when that time is necessary in both directions to higher levels or lower levels of care. I want to applaud the department of Public Health for the success that they have had that has proven t
Forward. Thank you. Hi, i am jessica and i am the assurance manager at tndc and since 1981, they have worked to create opportunity for the low and extremely low income people in the tender loin and throughout San Francisco and we are very interested in joining conversations about how we might expand the opportunities available to formerly Homeless People. And over the past ten years, 16 percent of the formerly homeless folks who left the housing, moved into other permanent Supportive Housing. And 16 percent moved into temporary housing, and 16 percent died. And 16 percent moved into unsubsidized permanent housing. We have no information about where 28 percent of these folks went. After leaving our housing, and about 8 percent went into shelters and the streets, and jail, or in to hospitals. The 16 percent who moved into the unsubsidized permit housing is perhaps the most interesting to this group. However, the category is so broad that we really dont know if this was, in fact a step up