We know that more is on the way. Hurricane hermine slammed into the Florida Panhandle overnight. Bringing with it powerful winds, 80 miles an hour. Gusts even stronger. Yeah. We are going to lose the power line here. Reporter the first storm to make landfall in florida in 11 years. Definitely leaving a mark. Just because it is clear outside does not mean its safe. Reporter snapping trees, crushing cars and homes, and knocking power out to tens of thousands. Water pounding the coastline and surging inland. Leaving behind devastation. Crews in cedar key are assessing the damage this morning. Cinder block walls and this dock couldnt withstand the thrashing. Hermine has dropped to Tropical Storm status and is heading up the east coast. Parts of georgia and the carolinas under a state of emergency. We expect Tropical Stormforce winds between 3040 Miles Per Hour, sustained. Reporter preparations preventing excessive damage there. We want everyone to please be safe. Reporter officials warning
California Struggles To House Thousands Of Homeless Placed In Hotels During Pandemic By Erin Baldassari | KQED
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A demonstrator holds a sign in the Mission in San Francisco on Nov, 16 calling for shelter-in-place hotel rooms to remain available for unhoused residents.
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After three years of bouncing between shelters, relatives couches and a tent she pitched in downtown San Francisco, Gillette Christa, 63,
and her 17-month-old dog, Shepherd, finally got into stable housing. It was like taking a load off, she said. We were able to finally rest.
But now her future is uncertain as she waits to hear where she will go next.
Pedestrians walk to the edge of the sidewalk to avoid stepping on people in tents and sleeping bags in the Tenderloin area of San Francisco on April 13. Due to the coronavirus pandemic. California Gov. Gavin Newsom launched Project Roomkey, in which the federal government will pay 75% of costs associated with housing some homeless. Ben Margot/AP
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Pedestrians walk to the edge of the sidewalk to avoid stepping on people in tents and sleeping bags in the Tenderloin area of San Francisco on April 13. Due to the coronavirus pandemic. California Gov. Gavin Newsom launched Project Roomkey, in which the federal government will pay 75% of costs associated with housing some homeless.
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