the city has put in the local subsidy for francis scott key and that is in addition to low income tax credits for paraeducator units. there may be other opportunities. we want to ask the qualified developers to look at what is possible. we don't know yet without doing that analysis. we will be gathering that and sharing that information with you all soon. >> thank you. colleagues are there any more statements? questions? commissioner collins. >> i want to appreciate the folks who came out to speak and the educators. also, our school district workers. my heart goes out to you. as the parent i appreciate the work folks do in our schools to support our city's children and i am committed to working with city officials at all levels to make sure we are supporting the folks that are supporting our most needy residents, which are our children. thank you all. i am on the team. >> i wanted to thank you all for doing this and putting in the hard work for starting the process of what i hope is great housing for certainly teachers and classified and i don't know if administrators and students. i

we are doing work that francis scott key. these are things that haven't been done and we are getting more resources potentially but still figuring it out and we need that partnership. is there anything -- what does the district need from the city and from the supervisors as a body to just for ongoing support for the work that you are doing? >> we talk on a week league or o weekly or daily basis. they are responsive. the housing crisis is just in front of us and we have to tackle it. a lot of the staff has not been afraid. our partners, as the commissioner mentioned, we have worked with the san francisco housing accelerator fund and groups wanting to come and really figure this out together. at this time i think we need to go back to our group and to understand how we can -- for them to do a feasibility analysis on prop a and e and move the projects forward. i did not mention this. we are very clear about as our chief facilities officer does a lot of her real estate portfolio the educator housing component will not be lost. we

we want to ensure that this francis scott key project qualifies for this prop e streamlining, we're excited to bring the housing projects online in many months, if not a year earlier. as my colleague ian mentioned, we'll continue our commitment to find the funding to secure the funding for this project and the future project for educator housing. this really does represent a big turning point. so i urge you to support this legislation. thank you very much. >> thank you, miss kwan. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon,. we represent over 6500 educators throughout the district. i believe that i speak not only -- for not only educators, about you for san franciscans, with overall the most recent elections in which 70% of voters said that affordable housing needs to be a priority. and this is really exciting for us, exciting for uasf. in particular that we're moving into the next phase. we're meeting with potential partners throughout the -- at the state level to bring in funding and develop funding sources to ensure that this project happens. and that we do have educator housing. the approv

scott key, a district of columbia lawyer. he saw the man outside the house . he got pistols and shot the man a number of times. he was tried in part of his fame is that he was found not guilty on a defense of temporary insanity. in my line, i think many historians would agree with me, it wasn't necessarily that those 12 men on that jury understood this psychological defense or psychological condition. .2 men understood marriage they understood that marriage was being intruded upon by this man. you could lose track of who you are, what you were doing, and your sense of right and wrong. those 12 men found him not guilty. he is not necessarily the only character that portrays this kind of scenario. ,or example, another individual letters,son, in his which have been published lately , writes to his wife that he metal gentlemen who indicated -- met a gentleman who indicated he had known his wife. he wrote her that he had met the man, and she responded by saying , but yes, she had met him he attempted to kiss her. johnson found out

the man happened to be the son of francis scott key and he was a district of columbia lawyer. he saw the men outside of his house. ofwent, he got a number pistols. he shot the man a number of times. hisas tried and part of famous he was found not guilty on the defense of temporary insanity. in my mind, and i think many historians would agree with me, it was not necessarily that those 12 men on that jury understood the semblance of a psychological defense or psychological condition. there were 12 men who understood the marriage and they understood the marriage was invoked, it was anduded upon by this man they probably made the plea that wouldn't you as well lose track of you were, what you are doing, and your sense of right and wrong and have shot the man? that is the sense i have for why those 12 men on that jury found him not guilty. he not necessarily the only character that portrays this kind of scenario. for example, another individual, a soldier is well -- carl johnson. he was in the invalid corps. in his letters, which have been published lately, he writes his met a gene

scott key, a district of columbia lawyer. he saw the man outside the house. he got pistols and shot the man a number of times. he was tried and part of his fame is that he was found not guilty on a defense of temporary insanity. in my mind many historians would , i think many historians would agree with me, it wasn't necessarily that those 12 men on that jury understood this psychological defense or psychological condition. 12 men understood marriage. they understood that marriage was being intruded upon by this man. they probably made the plea that wouldn't you as well lose track of who you were? those 12 men found him not guilty. he is not necessarily the only character that portrays this kind of scenario. for example, another individual, colonel johnson, in his letters, which have been published lately, writes to his wife that he met a gentleman who indicated he had known his wife. he wrote her that he had met the man, and she responded by saying well, yes, she had met him, but he took the prerogative to attempt to kiss he

the -- and i know this was largely driven by educators in general, particularly around francis scott keys. i wanted to make a footnote about the reference to or the acknowledgement of family-friendly units. so the upon us of family-friendly units, i know this language was adjusted to say two bedrooms or more so i want to keep that on the radar. we had a lot of those conversations while we were crafting the home s. f. program, the couple of those projects were coming through our districts right now where we are pushing the developers to consider three bedrooms for families. so just wanted to highlight that. i know that president yee also brought to to my attention so we are going to keep that conversation going. i appreciate all your hard work on this. and i wanted to give a little homage and underscore the importance of family-style units. so this language does acknowledge that, and we want to continue that and ensure that that is a big part of the conversation. are there any members of the public who would like to testify on this item number 2? these are come forward. >> good aftern

scott key elementary school. the $44 million project is one of many teacher housing solutions being built on district property. >> i want to believe that, you know, it's something i think we all want to believe is that there's a place for us here and it's going to work out. our wages will somehow keep pace with the housing that's available to us. >> reporter: for more than a decade, thousands of teachers have learned the hard way that they can't afford this place. that's what megan's commuting all these miles for. desperately trying to avoid becoming this district's next drop out. >> this is, you know, the city i love and community i love. and to think that i'm being pushed out against my will is, it's been really hard. i love this place. i love coming to work every day. i love going into schools and seeing kids. and to think that some day i can't do it, it's a very difficult reality to live in every day. >> reporter: we do have good news to share. since the story first ran, voters approved prop a in november. th

>> authenticity. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in 1977, ridley scott gave him his first leading role in "the dualists." but the next year he lost an even bigger part. >>> you walked away from apocalypse now. >> i did. >> reporter: in francis ford copala's epic, he had been cast as captain willard. the role that eventually went to martin sheen. but kaitel balked when he wanted him under contract to his new studio. >> he said i need it or i'll fire you. >> reporter: so you got fired? >> yeah. >> reporter: any regrets? >> yeah. >> reporter: you do? >> i would have been a star. and bankable. but there was a big reward there. i got through it. >> reporter: yeah. >> i didn't want to be owned by anybody. and no actor should be owned by anybody. >> reporter: but for much of the '80s, he worked largely in exile. >> hollywood didn't seem interested in me and the europeans did. >> reporter: he played mostly in foreign films until 1990, when he was cast in the sequel to "chinatown." >> jack nicholson hired me to do the two jakes. the studio wanted me to be replaced. because they wanted a bankable act