well, no doubt lumina foundation will be part of that effort. so thank you so much, doctor courtney brown. really appreciate you coming on the show. >> thank you. >> san francisco is reaching for the sky when it comes to building new housing. next, our media partner, the san francisco standard, gives us a first look at the 23 story project that got the green light designed to speed up housing construction across the state. today, our media partner, the san francisco standard, has a new article out a controversial housing law just hit sf. this is the first major project to take advantage. joining us live now to talk about what's happening in san francisco that could certainly very soon happen in other cities in the bay area. the standard business reporter who wrote the piece, jillian donofrio. hi, jillian. >> hi. thanks so much for having me. >> yeah, welcome to the show. i think it's our first time, right. >> yeah. first time. >> all right. let's make this awesome. your article definitely captured my attention because, you know, this is not a sa

this is according to a new poll by gallup and the lumina foundation.quite a lot of confidence. in addition, colleges are seeing declines in enrollment, and one big reason for that is the high cost of tuition leading to a student debt crisis. there's a few issues here. one of them is, is that costs have just exploded in recent. it's nuts. i mean, kids can graduate and suddenly they have to pay off $250,000 in loans. that's that's just not it's not fair. >> it's punishing. it's not fair. look when all of us went to school, it was a lot cheaper. i think i went to a major university, as many of you did, or all of you did. and i think the tuition was $450. $500 is nothing when we went to school. >> yeah. >> so that's all changed dramatically. i've had a lot of conversations with this with my youngest brother, who is a director of admissions as well as communications for a small college, and they're actually up this year. but he talks a lot about the problems that colleges are having, and it is the debt issue. and no guarantee that you're going to come out a

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