by raising this issue i'm not trying to single out the housing authority because the housing authority is really just one example of a property owner that is faced with this problem. what we have in san francisco besides multistory building is a lot of older building and the average life span of an elevator is about 35 years and many of our buildings are much older than that and you will see this problem with elevators is repeated in privately owned buildings as well as publicly owned buildings and the challenge to try to find the funding for elevator replacements is really what's coming up and i raise this issue because i think that elevator repair and replacement is rapidly becoming the next big issue for the disability committee and i know the counsel understand this because this is one of the pieces you included in your housing resolution but i wanted to give you an opportunity to know about a meeting that is coming up. you heard jessica here talking about a meeting next thursday that is addressing food security, but there is another meeting that same day on thursday that's a speci

this is what public housing used to be still owned by the housing authority with a strong partner it guarantees affordable housing and we had a young girl this morning to say what's the challenges and some housing is getting more expensive. look my job is not to come into cities and say this is the only model that can work. in some cities around the country preserving public housing is traditional funding form has worked well, but in lots of places examples like this but the mayor has started to do is bring in other partners. we want to support whatever the local vision is and we'll provide the tools. choice neighborhoods is one of the tools for distressed housing. our rental housing has helped bring in almost a billions of capital with no added monies to the tape recorder. so that's another partnership effort but wherever the mayor says they need the tools. i've been impressed and we're going to do everything we can to support that >> you know part of that we've looked very detailed at the best talent in the city and i must tell you your nonprofit managers are the best talent in the

we'll be building a 27-acre community that will house tiny houses. it will be the perfect spaces where our friends, the chronically disabled and homeless will be able to move in and call home. it will be a space that's affordable and sustainable and surrounded by community. >> there's a criticism that the tiny house movement is actually for the privileged and elite. and it will raise up the prices for all of the other housing and justification. what's your response? >> you look in new york and manhattan and there are so many people densely populated and we're just used to that. and i know with mayor bloomberg's initiative with a lot of small apartments, i thought that was a good idea. and i hope that it stays affordable. like artists, they have to go to the outer borough. but i hope that they keep them so everyone can afford them. >> is it affecting the prices in seattle or is the movement too initia? >> pardon me. >> is it too niche? >> we believe it does. no sign tis scientific studies n done, but i know a landlord, and they say based on the rents

to the city as housing successor. however, the end of june of 2012, the state amended disillusion law through assembly bill 1384. it did a lot of things, but one of the things it did was it changed how the assets should be treated, especially in transfers to housing successors and provided that transfers of housing assets exclude any balances that are retained in the low and moderate income housing fund and ex/khraoded the transfer of any obligations that were retained by the successor agency. it also required that housing successors provide a list to the state called the housing asset transfer list or the hat. that due date was august 1, so pretty much just one month later the city was required to turn in the hat and the city did that on august 1 and it included again all the housing ass sets including all the low and moderate housing funds balances in conformance with the actions that had taken place in january. at that time it was unclear what the im/paeubgt of 1384 was. it wasn't until october 2012 until the city

so housing -- for sale housing will moderate. there is several things happening, rising interest rates and coming on the market as prices rise and more people sitting on the sidelines are putting homes on the market. it leveling off at over 500,000 for the hope area and over 800,000 in silicon valley. it will level off at a high level. >> carlos, you're a consultant and worked with developers and governments on housing policy issues. is there an end in sight? >> well, again, it's a segmented market. so the market is producing housing for the higher end. it is middle income and lower income folks that are really priced down. and, you know, i think what we need to do is look at strategies that both locally regionally and statewide provided a digs l subsidy and i think we just heard the testimony in one of your pieces about afobdbility. >> when we say affordable housing there is subsidized, government subsidized housing for very low income families and the more general issue of affordability to the rest of us. can we afford to buy a

affordable housing. to test the feesbility of including a public backing in that development and in the previous presentation there was indication about >> the developer will be responsible for all project funding and altogether, the port is required to pay, and to decide for that appraiser, and the increment and costs of putting that public, and parking garage, in the project. an, allocation and that is allocated to the parking garage and it is sticking out from the housing and of course, the cost of getting approval from the state and commission, since that is our area. >> the proposed mlu, very quickly, determines that we are hoping that we are proposing to be included in the mlu. that the belief, or the term for that mlu will be for a period of three years, the three years, is on the rationale that is going to take roughly about a year for the housing office to be able to issue the rfp because of the work load in their pipeline that they are dealing with. and a lot of projects at this point. and usua

great family housing for families that are almost homeless. it's a beautiful day go to our neighbor and say your beautiful. go right next to them. it's a beautiful day. i don't care about clouds we've made it through clouds. this site was a very tough time and reminds us of the earthquake and the damage of that and we're at a point it took a long time to get here what's the word in chinese? so it's really beautiful that's what do i is about out of devastation came hope and a great sunny of a lot of great departments and so that's why you have to appreciate it and i'm not going to give a speech bay it's going to be 8 stories, family apartments and 3 of one bedrooms and 5, 3 bedrooms and it it is sewer passing blah, blah and, of course, they'll be providing a lot of special services. but we want to thank the project team. carl are you here? chuck and mike and john and casey and by the way, where is chuck. did chuck make it? (calling names) tony, steven and also castro construction manager the construction manager put your fists in the air i've g

house as a --lic service of public cable tv. now you can watch us in hd. >> coming up next, a memorial service for the late tom foley, former speaker of the house. after that, tributes to other former members of congress who passed away recently. and jeb bush honored with the jack kemp foundation leadership award. >> this week, as is obama and former president clinton joined members at a memorial service for former house speaker tom foley. .e was a democrat the last five years, he was speaker of the house. the service was hold in the u.s. capitol's statue a tory hall -- statuary hall. 1.5 hours.s than >> president obama delivered the remarks at a memorial service >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors, the singing of the united states national anthem, and the retiring of the colors. >> ? oh say can you see, by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gal

mamie would meet with her secretary to plan white house of --at -- white house of bands events. schedule, we see that not only did mamie have a diplomatic dinner, but the next morning she was cutting the ribbon at a church bazaar. she would meet with her social secretary. some of the things that they would discuss were of a personal nature. here she is shopping for christmas gifts for her grandchildren and she knows to buy a specific doll for her grandchild. she was very specific about her budget and also kept her figure so she would never go over budget. >> how many people lived with them in the white house? >> they sometimes had mamie's mother. the eisenhower grandchildren did not live there. they visited very often. spent huge amounts of time and the press loved them, loved to photograph them playing in the front of the building or sometimes they would have photographs of them inside playing. but basically, it's ike and mamie and for long periods of time, mamie's mother. >> mamie said any day was a good day when her grandchildren were there. >> someone asked this earlier and

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we think that 25 percent of our folks live in public housing. it's liquor a public housing program. we've had a wonderful relationship we've been blaesz blessed to have our administrator and they roll truly believe that this housing is a approach health. so one of the things we really led the way on and something that's a coalition effort is the idea could you go smoke fro and what would that look like. and partner for the community of boston tenant and do tenant want this. the response was yes, they want to have smoke free housing and side how to put it in place. the federal government permission how to do that and we ought to do this more broadly human resources i'll often talk about we as physicians witness policy inadequacy on the bodies of our patient so i see the kid who is wheezing because their neighbor is smoking. the solution is trying to relocation those folks but it make sense to 340e6 them then a treat every patient over and over again. i think population health is a buzz word in the health population. this is where the housing world if you can come to them and say half

with the partnership from hud and the vouchers rapidy housing and the cities refunding of housing. all told over the last 9 years we have some 10 thousand san franciscans have left the shelters for permanent housing including 3 had thousand units for affordable housing and housing first is my priority we'll continue to support emergency services particularly those with for those in needs. we're expanding our shelter for helping the lgbt folks and we've expanded our everyday connect. clearly our work is not finished. we've been talking about universal health care building on a world-class city and this our way to success. we're going to make sure that san francisco is a home for

it fulfills a promise we wouldn't have poverty housing in this city to revision public housing. so let's keep working together all the elements that mr. johnson identified we need outline r all those we need urban core and everybody to work across different racial ethic divides. we're not going to end this is about mary helene rogers legacy. i condominium to you this is just another beginning of more projects to come as we bring more people across. this is a city that's rich in resources. we've got 80 get those resources to talk to each other and make a commitment to build more housing in the city. reverend fong i'd like to have the rogers family come up and present to them this pramgs declaring today mary helene senior day in san francisco (clapping.) i think mario is going to speak and could you introduce the artists as well. nancy where you at? >> right here. oh, there you go. this is after the doing the murals. i'm mario i'm one of 9 sons. my mom and dad raised us in the community awhile she fight in the community she didn't fight us she beat us and made the familiar roses t

housing. according to data provided by kathleen property agent at the end of october this year more than seventy three thousand houses in beijing were predicting two dollars and thirteen the total value of deals has reached more than two hundred between you and for about thirty three billion dollars an increase of fourteen percent last year. it totally upright the profit to rise more than twenty month the beginning of the patrol in the past ten years housing prices and china's big cities have increased four times over. the effort to curb the crime related to high housing prices the chinese government offered cheaper when prices are building housing. these aren't the most charitable poll. how is that after nearly a quarter. just because it's cheaper than on a portable home. housing affordable for families the little red house and prestigious lower rent house will they might have originally been intended for low income families. many others have become interested in purchasing them to living in

they so enjoy the white house. bess truman friends were very dear to her, and she kept him throughout her life. >> we have a caller. you are on the air. >> we had the pleasure of going and touring the house through the back door, just like the family, and seeing the presidential family, -- library, which we really enjoyed. my question was about their financial circumstances. you said it was quite controversial that she was paid, but perhaps they needed the money. , the president was the reason that they have established a pension for retiring presidents. wonder if it was the circumstances that led them not to do as much entertaining. >> absolutely. financial reasons were white he put her on the payroll. it was a good thing she did. the finances were often very tight. it was ironic in the second term. no one expected democrats to win. approved thehad idea that the president salary would be doubled. it went from $50,000 to a hundred thousand dollars -- $100,000. the president did not have pensions before truman. they

you can't apply to housing without being notified >> i'm with the housing and community development. i think you're correct. there are a couple of instances we're talking about hero. the inclusionary units low market rates each separate project will have a separate lottery and a separate list a created for the affordable housing there's a separate lottery for each now lease up. and there's a fairly well put together system for the new of new buildings, however, for the rerentals of the one hundred percent affordable buildings the system is not as sophisticated. not that we don't want the system to be more organized i think it was more organized it would be easier for all individuals to have access to that building. as it stand now we have a certificate program for the replaceme replacement folks. we have that for our inclusionary ownership and the new lease ups for one hundred percent rerentals. they're a little bit harder to track so i wouldn't be able to say that we wouldn't like to help folks but it may be that the desolation of this program any desensitive cities those projects.

it's in the hands of the house. it features border security, doubling border patrol with a boost in funding and mandatory use of force training. a pathway to citizenship, establishing a 13-year pathway to citizen ship and includes security benchmark before they can get a green card. it increases high tech and low-skilled worker visas, requiring a workplace verification system. and law enforcement. detailing protection for workers and refugees, and what happens if an immigrant breaks the law. a poll conducted by a university a month after the bill found that 64% of americans supported the reforms. and 31% did not. on the heels of a government shutdown health care exchange errors and a string of revelations on nsa wire tapping of foreign allies - the push for a vote has been tossed on to washington's backburner. but special interest groups are rallying to reverse that, and national alliance of more than 600 business and conservative leaders from around the country begin a lobbying effort at the chamber of commerce hos

investigates a house that is 200 square feet or so, we think any tiny house is a house where space is used really well. you can include them. it's about thinking how much space do you need and what to include in your house to make it feel like a home. do you really need 5,000 square feet or does your family feel more like a family in 2,000 feet? >> is there resale value to it? how many people are on the market for a house this small? >> we are seeing a lot of tiny houses popping up for sale and they're for sale anywhere from $10,000 to $30,000 so i think there's resale value. >> i understand macy people who live in new york where real estate is so expensive and there's a premium put on space, living in small studios, i swear i never would see people that live in spaces as small that are bigger than my new york studio. >> yeah. i know. you know my background i came from a 2500 square foot house and i literally have three bedrooms that i never ever went into, there were still vacuum marks when i moved. >> is there a real architectural challenge for you as an architect to design the spac

house of epresentatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 221 and the nays are 199. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished is the question of agreeing on the speaker's approval of the journal. the question is on agreeing on the speaker's approval of the journal. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. the unfinished business is on the question of suspending the rules and agreeing to house resolution 196 as amended which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: house resolution 196, resolution affixing the sixth amendment to the constitution, the right to counsel. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution i

but the house season isn't over. so if you want to say something for democrats you could say things look good now and this is the time where people decide to run. the democrats need to recruit more high quality candidates in competitive seat. and retirement is the other one. and tim griffin retired and another one in new jersey and both of those are competitive district. we would need to see more retirements in seats held by republicans. so are we there yet ? probably not. there is my 30,000 feet overview and i don't want to go in further. jennifer, why don't you come up and i will throw her a broad open ended question and let her do her thing. but again, i don't want to thank you yet because we're not again. but anyway, let me move over here. >> charlie, i am going to do a quick introduction. >> before joining the cook political report he she was the press secretary for the national republican committee. >> the reason for that was that back in my sorted past i had been working on the democratic side before i became

>> the mcmansion of the block, brian's house. the minim house. >> how big is this house? >> 210 square feet. >> it feels rather roomy. >> it's 11 feet wide. >> and -- >> this is the office, there is a keyboard. >> this is a full sized bed? >> just pulls out. >> interesting. you really cram a lot of things into one small space. you say a lot of the things in this house are very natural, very environmentally friendly. >> uh-huh. the wood and like latex mattress, building a tiny house, it's such a tight building envelope. >> you want to make sure the air quality -- the water, really interesting, reclaimed off the roof you're saying. >> rainwater. >> you came up with a name for your house. the para house. after your name. when did you begin building? >> about a year ago. august of 2012. first i want to know why are you doing this, what do you like about this? >> i think mostly it was just a creative project, i was bored in d.c., moved around a lot, but wanted something that i could move to another location. >> do you imagine living in this some day? >> yes. >> your little get

officials, grilled by house oversight on when the w site will be fixed. and why it was launched would proper techsy, department of homeland security official comment on the committee lack of cyber security. >> many house lawmakers gave the health care web site a failing grade, and want to know when taxpayers would get what was promised, top officials. white house chief technology officer said, it is not there yet. >> i would be comfortable saying that system has been comfortably handles at present. >> reporter: the administration promised that the oranguta obame would be fixed by the end of november. >> you have to tell us when it will be in good shape. is the end of the montrealistic? >> the team is working really hard to hit that goal. >> the fact on november b 13 yer not where we will be and' to be by november 30. it remains the case that we believe the site will be working smoothly for the vast majority users by the en of the month. >> reporter: 31% of those surveyed expressed confidence that the web site will be fixed. >> centers for medicare and med

as 10% of rent payments charged to the housing authority's low income residents. it has previously been weighed by the board from these years listed and requested waivers but those requests weren't acted on. since that time the housing authority has not requested additional waivers and as i understand it the city has not included revenues for those payments in the annual budgets. in its may 2013 performance audit of the san francisco housing authority the san francisco budget and legislative analyst recommended that the housing authority submit to the board of supervisors a request of waiver in lieu of taxes from 1991 through 2013. waiver of these payments does provide the housing authority with additional resources to address our enormous challenging needs to maintain our properties and provide services to our low income residents. i am happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions? okay. mr. rose can we go to the budget analyst report please. >> yes mr. chairman. members of the committee on page 10 of the repor

for them, be it shelter or low income housing or market rate housing to keep them safe. but today i'm here because my dear friend and

i didn't know what expect the housing issues were coming in play when the city talked about the housing with inspections. that's the conversation around the country >> if we could i think we'll take more questions. >> at the i'm josh simon. i'm the the eastwood corporation i'm also a school board member of a small school. my question is about the prevention side and the big opportunity that seems to be roll call out over the research and promised neighborhood. we know in the school world everything every time a custody moves their test scores drop. we know how affordable housing how important it is with our school health clinic we know what's happening and one secondy question the new funding formula for schools every school has to put together an organizing plan to work with parents and how do you see opportunity with the health community and the schools community to use that as a vehicle to talk >> it's interesting in massachusetts they did a pilot where they assigned specific voufrndz we have the rental voucher program they assign the vouchers to schools to their high-risk children c

thank you to the white house association for their assistance. thank you for being with us once again tonight. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] pe than any first lady before her, accompanying the president to the soviet union and asia. she took a solo trip to africa. watch our, saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> in august 1970 four, vice president ford was signed in as president of the united states. . she was less excited about becoming first lady, but he encouraged her and said we can do this. she said, if i'm going to do this, i will have fun doing it. the fun started immediately. within 10 days, she had a state dinner to entertain. she had to prepare for in her role as first lady. she hit the ground running. first lady betty ford, monday night at 9:00 eastern, live on c-span. >> next from the linden being johnson's presidential library, a tour of the white house narrated by lady bird johnson. >> it is a very small room. a little crowded. let's walk th

quality housing is a civil right. people should have their right to stay in their home and live in a community of choice. so i commend you. >> thank you. anymore members from the public? we would like to thank our presenter. thank you very much for your public comment, staff and councilmembers. we are going to move to the next team which is team 12. information teechlt better market street presentation. i forget to ask about the bridge line. is there anyone? okay. this will also be facilitated with independent living resource center. >> good afternoon, cochairs and members of the council. i'm kelly red nick i'm the project manager and work with the department of public works. we are here to share with you a report on pedestrian realm focus group that we held in september. this was a collaboration between the better market street team, the mayor's office on disability and independent living resource center. and we brought together a group of subject matter experts to assess the current paving on market street and make

he house will be in order. he house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from arizona seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i have a motion to recommit at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: is the gentlewoman opposed to the bill? mrs. kirkpatrick: in the current form. the clerk: mrs. kirkpatrick reports the bill back to the house forthwith with the following amendment. page 7, strike the closed quotation marks and the following period at line 18 and after line 18 insert the following. f, ensuring a fair return for taxpayers, subparagraphs, a, b, c and and d should apply with respect to a major integrated oil company as defined in section 16785-c of the internal revenue code of 1986. only if the company agrees not to claim the domestic production activities deduction under section 199 of the internal revenue code of 1986. add at the end the following -- title, his provisions. section. pro-- ms. provisions. section, nothing in this act equires the secretary of the interior to allow energy development that would negatively im

i hope you employ that creativity to help us all house people that need to be housed. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please ted from san francisco tent e tenancies. this is a good piece of legislation one person getting evicted has no place to go. it, it's an epidemic when tenant are being evoked and having to sign up for huge long waiting lists. the lee's were applying for tenant space and only had one year and were not close to getting a place. the people needing residence are in need we need to keep people in their homes as opposed to trying to help them out after the fact. we need to stop those evictions and curtail them such as probable. as jean noted we'll be coming forward to the board with new pieces of legislation we think will put a severe dent in the number of evictions. right now we are fully in support of this legislation. thank you supervisor chiu and co-sponsors >> next speaker . >> i want to say i support david choosing legislation. i don't see how a city can function when only 10 percent can afford to live in the city. i wish you a lo

with the partnership from hud and the vouchers rapidy housing and the cities refunding of housing. all told over the last 9 years we have some 10 thousand san franciscans have left the shelters for permanent housing including 3 had thousand units for affordable housing and housing first is my priority we'll continue to support emergency services particularly those with for those in needs. we're expanding our shelter for helping the lgbt folks and we've expanded our everyday connect. clearly our work is not finished. we've been talking about universal health care building on a world-class city and this our way to success. we're going to make sure that san francisco is a home for >> first of all, i'd like to start out before we get started with our ribbon kci terminal cemetery actually, we have a congratulate message it's what they say in japan it's a congratulatey message we've received from the deputy administrator from japan who i think you can see on the screen. i'm going to read it in japanese and then in earning >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so i'll read that briefly neces

white house in the television age. the white house decided how the presidential family would be use or not. i hope we get into this a little more. pat nixon did not have the opportunity to control as much as she would have liked. the way in which she was presented to the american people. >> was this precedence setting? the first white house to go to this extreme with the media? >> no. the kennedy white house had thought a lot about jackie. the very fact that jaclyn kenny went to dallas, she was going to dallas because the president knew he needed her help in what was supposed to just the apolitical tour. this was not the first time. jaclyn kenny -- kennedy was the first. eleanor roosevelt thought about her public role, but she pushed that. she is unilaterally responsible for that. the roosevelt white house pushing her in front. i think jackie kennedy was the first lady that is part of a media strategy. pat nixon did not play the role, the public role, that the white house wanted her to play. >> i think it goes further

give the pipeline from the mayor's office of housing we don't have a lot of housing coming up. so those tenants who are in the process right now of being evicted their sunset is going to be 2015 and if there's no pipeline those folks don't get housing. we need an extend period of time because of the gap in the pipeline for affordable housing. let me briefly address the issue of the existing housing units at any time important not to put a cap on that it's a different you set of housing. those units are accessed individually through developments and they're not mechanism for us to track who gets which unit. and tenants are going to have to go out and find the developer and apply. that will create >> sir, your time is up. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner wu. i'm sorry >> one more. >> my apologizes. absolutely. >> i really question giving preference not because there is no not a terrible node for those people to be helped but because there's so many people who have been waiting already. i've known a woman for example she won the lottery sh

with the partnership from hud and the vouchers rapidy housing and the cities refunding of housing. all told over the last 9 years we have some 10 thousand san franciscans have left the shelters for permanent housing including 3 had thousand units for affordable housing and housing first is my priority we'll continue to support emergency services particularly those with for those in needs. we're expanding our shelter for helping the lgbt folks and we've expanded our everyday connect. clearly our work is not finished. we've been talking about universal health care building on a world-class city and this our way to success. we're going to make sure that san francisco is a home for eve morning. this is the regular meeting of the transportation authority finance committee, my name is cohen and to my left is tang and weiner and i would also like to thank our friends at sfgov tv. no broadcasting today's committee. and would you please make the announcements. there are no announcements. >> perfect. >> could you call item number two. >> item, excuse me item number one. >> will call, commiss

for them, be it shelter or low income housing or market rate housing to keep them safe. but today i'm here because my dear friend and i, jackie naylor live at 186 and 192 goth street and we've been there 23 years and 25 years in rent controlled flats and we started out a month ago yesterday by being threatened with an ellis act eviction. we were given an opportunity, you have the letters there, to negotiate but i can tell you the negotiation lasted less than 48 hours. they went right to threatening us with an ellis act. it's clear that this is the intention unless something changes. the building across the street from us they have already cleared out the residents of the two flats that we look directly across at. there are two restaurants on the corner, that building is going for, want to guess? 2.8 million dollars. of course within a week our land lord, our owner, the owner of our building, sent us, contacted his attorney and had them send us this letter. so this is the heart and soul of the city. i want to share my time with jackie but certainly she has time of her own

to delay mandates. 22 house democrats supported it. several senate democrats have reason we come out in support of delaying parts of the president's health care bill as well. there is bipartisan agreement that this law is not working. fixing a website will not fix the damage that has already been done. and the pain will continue to see. americans deserve access to affordable, quality health care. so let's start over and do this right for the american people. thank you for listening. >> this week cap links ability us was inthleen sebeli front of the congress. she talked about the website's reported problems and how they are being fix and individuals receiving cancellation notices from their insurance providers. they here and you can see tomorrow at 10:35 a.m. tomorrow on c-span. >> i'm surrounded by a few of the items. she often worked with one of her favorite designers for her suits and they were outfits. this is out house that she were to the formal opening where she and i met queen elizabeth. another dress is the eisenhower -- a prin

currently 98 members housed through scattered type housing in the fox plaza and really in housing especially when the rent wasn't so high, members and the folks who were really involved in housing thought what would be good housing and clients are expressing preferences too and would be a good fit for them and 27 units are fully accessible are rolling showers so when clients are being presented to our meeting we identify what are their needs we discuss how we can accommodate that in the community prior to discharge and there's also home safety evaluation conducted by laguna honda to make sure all the medical equipment and modification are going to meet the needs of the client. >> and laguna honda rental subsubsidy program covers rent unit modification and repairs. kelly also mentioned that part of the settlement is the quality assurance and happens to be the director and one of the many quality assurance we conduct are home visits and also we look at information and feedback of members who already left laguna honda after 6 months of living in the community it's a mail in survey satisfaction

currently 98 members housed through scattered type housing in the fox plaza and really in housing especially when the rent wasn't so high, members and the folks who were really involved in housing thought what would be good housing and clients are expressing preferences too and would be a good fit for them and 27 units are fully accessible are rolling showers so when clients are being presented to our meeting we identify what are their needs we discuss how we can accommodate that in the community prior to discharge and there's also home safety evaluation conducted by laguna honda to make sure all the medical equipment and modification are going to meet the needs of the

that the white house doesn't support? >> well, again, we don't believe that proposed legislation causes more problems than it fixes is the right way to go, but we are interested in other avenues that actually address the problems identified, and as i justs, the president asked his team to come up with proposed solutions. you can expect us to be announcing something sooner rather than later. >> briefly, then, last week, the president in dallas speaking about the health care website said, by the end of this month, we anticipate it's going to be working the way it is supposed to. yesterday, you said we expect it to be functioning and properly by the vast majority of americans by the end of the month, and today, the chief white house internet technology said it was a goal. so the president gets updated on this daily. i wonder, what is today's appraisal of november 30th? is it going to be functioning, and when you say, you know, for a vast majority of americans, even if it doesn't help everybody, you could still be leaving mil

how come housing isn't cheap. one of the reasons is new construction is only about 18 percent thought you unit for sale in san francisco in any given year. that's the the existing hours are solid it's exiting hours. so if we're talking about controls - if we're talking about affordability. roughly between 2008 and 2013 half of the houses came under some kind of price control and around thirty percent is affordable housing and the rest is public housing in section 8 but that constitutes 52 percent of the housing unit in san francisco that are under some sort of price controls we need to have an intelligent discussion of what goes beyond face based assertions. thank you >> thank you. patricia. i came to talk about demolitions. we need to really rewrite the demolitions dignifies within the code because there are so many loopholes especially with the fact of demolitions. the famous 2727 barker street was supposed to be a remodel they demolished everything but one wall. where this goes into something calvin talked abou

the senator has repeatedly said he wants the house to help solve that issue.

is a successor housing agency. the terms of the ground lease are an initial term of 55 years with one 44 year /opg option for a total of 99 years. the annual rent would be $564,000. if there's any cash -- and it'll only be due to the extent that there's cash flow available to pay the residual rent. in order to have consistency with the loan agreement the ground lease has the same restrictions such as affordable, construction, reporting and contracting policies. community support -- the bay view hunters point community has been consistent and enthusiastic supporter of the senior housing development, especially the senior center. as part of the community, the project area committee was always supportive of this development and as recent as may of this year, the development received support at a meeting held in the community to discuss specifics of the development. next steps, next week we will go to the oversight board and have them consider the approval of the ground lease for carol avenue and if

mercy housing of california is the sponsor. when completed this affordable housing will be a 70 year small family project and 142 bedroom units and one bedroom units and one manager's unit. units are targeted to households not earning more than 50% of the total required or $50,000 for a family of four and share a podium with a market rate residential tower developed by a developeris bad in chicago illinois. block six is on folsom and beale streets the development term was selected pursuant to request of proposals for trans bay blocks six and seven and issued by the former redevelopment agency now the office of community infrastructure and investment. block seven will be an affordable family development that is currently anticipated to begin contribution in late 2015. these transactions do not require repayment of the bonds and anticipate submitting to the california debt limit allocation committee in january 2014. if awarded an allocation we will return to the board of supervisors for approval to issue in april or may in 2014 a

is it near the threat that the housing crisis? >> no, it's not armageddon, but it's just the next headaches that banks will be facing on loans that they faced a decade ago and didn't think they would deal with today. >> what can you do if you're in this position. in most cases you just get a bigger bill. >> sometimes bigger. let's say you have interest rate of 3.25%. your payments will go from $90 a month to $300. add on top of that when the fed adds to the interest rates your interest rate increase by the same amount. you should probably get in touch with your bank now and get into some program. >> do you think there is some sense the banks are cooperative because afte after the crisis pe were not staffed to do it. but now the they're going after themmer. >> banks in four years are reaching out to customers through atm messages, direct mail, calls, they're trying to get them int into the branch to minimize the loss to the owner and the bank. but many borrowers are facing loans that they shouldn't have gotten in the first place. >

on the top of the white house. they had other kids about the same age, children of other members of the administration. and at the time of the assassination -- this was 1963, one thing that lbj did do, he said the school can go on to the end of the semester. >> but there was a controversy, all the children worldwide. >> there was a photograph that shows the class picture, of caroline and her schoolmates, and there is one african- american boy, i think he was the son of andrew hatcher, but they were receiving -- >> the president came over to address them by name -- you must have been told that i was the one with the blue pin. >> the african-american student. >> there was the height of concern over integration and people were riding into the white house and asking, are there any, they would say, negro childen in the class and they had to say this was a private school, not a public school, which would have to follow the brown versus board of education edict. >> we have more on the candy administration -- with the pres

from the moment he drives up to the house. we've hired a young looking 19-year-old to play the part of a young girl. a decoy who will invite the men in. >> hey, come on in. >> this is 24-year-old raymondo. he thinks he's here to see a 14-year-old girl named diane. he met her online minutes ago in aol chat room. >> i made sweet tea for you if you want a glass. it's super good. it's what we do down south. i'll be right back. >> to give you an idea why he might be here, take a look at what he said online. using the screen name truesweetguy6, he asks a decoy if she's good at oral sex. nobody ever complained. didn't do it lots but i know how to do it. then he asks if he shows the girl a picture of his penis, would she give him oral sex? the decoy who he thinks is 14, says, oh, yeah. then he sends her a picture of his genitals. >> how are you doing? have a seat over there. what are you doing here? >> we were talking online. i just wanted to come and meet her. >> who were you talking online with? >> that young lady there, sir. >> the

the white house. we'll take it, pocket hit and a year from now probably push for more delays. i think under the circumstances you take it. >> charles? >> i would reject it as a straight offer. the democrats had a chance to get the one year delay. i would say if you want a one year delay, we demand changes in the law. i think that ought to be the bargain. ment d-- the democrats are on their knees. i imagine asking for torque reform or stuff democrats ignored when they ran this through, redo and fix it on ways that are important. >> across state lines. >> whatever. impose things they rejected. now is the time of maximum leverage. >> the feeling is just what you said. for democrats, the feeling okay this is a sucker's game. in other words they just want to pull us into something where they're not about trying the pragmatic approach. they're out to destroy it. >> reform is not a pragmatic approach to reduce hundreds of billions of of waste of on medicine every year. it's a constructive approach. it would

it's a co- house that's a marijuana house. their cannabis clubs around the areas. and this guy has chemicals in his house and his house is right across the street and their protesting people. come on now. let's do the math we're trying to stipend our building. if wisp trying to have it on third street they'd call it blight. this is like justification this is a justification issue and behind closed doors i've been shown e-mails about removing the black label off bayview because everybody who is caucasian is not for that. so it's not just been black people but fellow foreign people who want to remove the label off bayview. bayview needs a shelter and a downtown already has one >> thank you. next speaker, please . and as the next speaker comes up let me call a few other speakers (calling names) >> hello, i'm the director of hope house for veterans under the united council of human services we have 60 beds. we've outreach in different ways but our most successful veterans come from shelters and for that reason i'm in support of that. we take homeless off the street we

republicans say the white house deliberately pushed sign-ups past the midterm but the white house says it's simply to give insurance companies an extra month. i have to say the idea that somehow this is election-related just because the calendar is around the election, it's kind of silly. health care is going to be an issue no matter what. anyway, it's another delay there. i've got another one for you. the spanish language website that was supposed to be ready by mid-october now won't be ready until the end of this month. these delays come as another democratic senator, minnesota's al franken, said he would be open to a brief delay in the individual mandate if the problems with healthcare.gov aren't fixed by the end of the month. if al franken is saying it, then what are people saying. don't forget, he's up in 2014. however, there is good news for the administration. the 14 state-run health insurance market places are reporting enrollment has doubled from the last month. it jumped from 79,000 to approximately 150,000. that's big news. if the federal website is experiencing that, then m

house. that should see how much work went into the bill and how it was done in a true bipartisan bicameral fashion so the house tested by unanimous consent and now we have it here and i dare say but for a senator or person we would have passed it here. i haven't found anyone that to post to this bill and who doesn't recognize that it's well supported. we have a plethora of people and industry consumer support a pharmacist associations american public health association, the biotech -- biotechnology industrial organization plus a lot of big pharmaceutical manufactures and some of the small pharmaceutical manufactures. everyone recognizes that we need a better system to clearly outline who the traditional come founders are and who the outsourcers are and give fda clear-cut authority of her one segment and give the state's clear-cut authority over the other segment. if we don't follow one of those two you are outside of the law. it really does clear the and this will ensure the quality and safe