bureaucracies ain't working and i've learned that lesson well, because as a student of mayor willie brown you tell me what is not doing the job we'll recreate it as we recreate ours housing authority never to be isolated and poverty housing in partnership with hud thank you housing authority and hud and leader pelosi for your wonderful leadership i want to be i want to be with leader pelosi and the on the floor of congress because we need to end gun violence in this country we need to do that and also want to say thank you to senator leno because we're working at the state level with his help we're able to get the governor to

releases another $5 million more affordable housing work with our new redevelopment agency ocii and doing that getting things done in all of those areas excluding the private sector and we're getting people jobs at the same time well deserved family oriented jobs for everybody so i want to say thank you to the community thank you to the partnerships like salazar and hud and all of the agencies mayor willie brown and thank you for allowing us to fulfill the wonderful legacy of dr. davis thank you for being here today. >> (clapping.) >> mr. mayor thank you very much for your study and responsiveness to the needs this

section of san francisco as well as many other sections of san francisco and you mentioned the name of the person tony salazar tony come up here you've been responsible for this my guess is working with kathy working with olsen lee and the city and michael baine you didn't do it alone. >> you're right mr. mayor. >> i wasn't going to say that i'm glad you brought it up and (laughter) and if the time to renegotiate i'll - >> please thank you - i appreciate that. >> let me say you know it takes a village to raise a child it takes a strong committed compassionate village like the

one that mayor ed lee is creating in the city to care for seniors and to help them grow and thrive and as seniors should continue in a very comfortable fashion someone has to build that village and plan and design and operate and maintain it and that would be me and it takes a lot of people to do that i'll introduce a lot of people in the mini want to say a couple of things about me standing here on a personal note as during the groundbreaking that many of you were with here he shared the story of meeting dr. davis him inviting me to san francisco and talking about his vision and wanting someone to take his vision and turn it into reality

and after multiple visits and meetings and mraifg pool and dominos and eve peach cobbler after the fourth meeting he be finally said you're my developer you'll do and i said at this point, i was questioning whether i really wanted to do this but he said you have to meet with any board he r i met with the board they said who is this guy coming up from la this mexico guy we're trying to have it an all african-americans and after three or four meetings with the board they finally said well, your close enough. (laughter) you can be our partner and i just wanted to share that with you because there was a vision created my job to translate that vision into this

and it is very hard when george passed because i if have anybody to ask a question is that the right is this what it is supposed to look like and feel like and kathy davis fortunately to be my partner and help turn that vision into reality but it takes a village so build a village i want to acknowledge people here that are here today, there recent a lot of people's fingertips on the building and david barker was the architect and several people here i think that kevin wilcox and the contractor was baine and a joint venture old friends lots work together this city is fortunate to have those kinds of

professionals here and to make sure those kinds of things happy mr. mayor couldn't have been possible your department focused and the mayor's office of housing, ocii, olsen lee and pam is here, eqt and tiffany bohe those people have raised their hands thank you for getting those kind of things and the city public health department margo, housing authority my old colleague barbara smith and nicole is very helpful always also want to notwithstanding my nonprofit the bayview hunters point multi purpose team center they're our nonprofit partners development partner they're providing the

social services >> (clapping.) >> placing a big role and kathy davis for being a spiritual and business partner and helping to get things done i want to the people i want to acknowledge last are just you know we're managing to property and stephanie is the project manager but the people that spent day to day everyday working on getting this project done from our staff inform o from mccormick and salazar are here. >> (clapping.) >> there he is stand up. >> >> (clapping.) >> i'm telling you that is one of the senate it more intelligent tallest handsome it dbi a great asset to san francisco and hans and flores is

also here i want to thank all those individuals for giving everything they have lastly i'm hopefully and i pray that dr. davis is looking down on us today and is pleased with what he sees i'm hopeful that i and all the professionals i introduced you to i hope we exceeded his exceptions because we worked hard not just getting him his vision but to steady his vision and finally, i want to wish good health and much happiness to the seniors that entered this live building and live here and thank the city mr. mayor for the opportunity to bring any skills to our house thank you all.

>> >> (clapping.) >> and, of course, this structure and all of the efforts made by all the people that tony described and in particular, the city had to be a reach out to the private sector and reaching ousted out to the private sector is the easiest when someone who retired yesterday and moved on to a private sector but still owe you (laughter) fred blackwell owes us. (laughter) and fred blackwell stepped up when duty called had the san francisco did side needed money fred blackwell >> you didn't show up last night (laughter) thank you for that great introduction it is really a pleasure to be as mayor willie

brown is referred to a bunch of people you can see when you look at this kathy and the team and mccormick and salazar pay attention whether that was the paint, the design, the kitchen, the unit the courtyard it is a fabulous this but not what i want to talk about i want to talk about is what you don't see in terms of candidates that were made here because kathy davis knew a few things about, about how this project needs to move forward and one of the things she knew was that just because a building looks at good just because it is affordable just because it has great services and well-designed didn't necessarily mean it is good for the community what she knew was that when the

people moved in and built this that if they are that not participating in building if at the doesn't see it is theirs if the people who lived through the years of challenge in the bayview this would be a monument to look at all the good stuff not for you. >> so kathy before the financing was in place, before the first dirty was turned for the groundbreaking was working on making sure this was a building that was a project that represented what bayview wanted to see and that would be viewed as something that was theirs she did aggressive outreach and worked to fine the certificate of preference holders that was done wrong prior the project and moved from the city and didn't

have the opportunity to participate in. >> (clapping.) >> and benefit from projects in the western edition 9 bayview she came to us and asked for support to do legal analysis to do how far to do the outreach and make it specific without breaking the law okay. >> (clapping.) >> and she worked with the board of supervisors to even pass policies that allows for neighborhood preferences to be put in place so when the housing opened that state be reflective like i look at the community she knew would benefit. >> (clapping.) >> so it is for that i actually thank kathy and the team and everybody visions and hard working to this is something people participate and benefit from i don't quote

rappers but my jordan song this is how we do it and other folks that are thinking about doing these things in the future thank you . >> (clapping.) >> you know, i knew he wouldn't be able to finish his remarks without calling on-stage rappers he wanted to be a stage rapper not the executive on any of those things if you can't find him anyone someone is performing go to a web performances this is one dedicated musician (laughter) talented we really think your decency to the thrown clearly has been a great benefit 0 not to just for me but all the community you came from having

one agencies and some agencies and housing in san francisco and mayor ed lee is fortunate to have you and to have your friendship with kathy davis he was in the way it has simply means it is now time for us to hear from the woman who gives the orders kathy davis >> (clapping.) >> (yelling). >> >> (clapping.) >> thanks everybody and first of all, i want to thank the board of directors who gave me it wonderful job any second

favorite my first is being mrs. davis today, i get to be mr. davis and thank you to the board for giving me that opportunity and thank you the amazing staff that pulls out of no where those events and things we do and brings the heart and love so thank you to all the staff you make it happen not really me only give the orders as former mayor willie brown said and thank you to former mayor willie brown the wind beneath the agencies wings you again make the groundbreaking you never go into the hospital and that one day you are in the hospital so we didn't get to give you our award mayor willie brown. our groundbreaking thank you award >> (clapping.) >> because you're the one mr. mayor and totally appreciate it

and say we'll wait to the grand opening to give you yours. >> thank you thank you >> (clapping.) >> okay i have to run really fast we're supposed to be done by 11 it may not happy first of all, the district attorney's office family is in the house raise your hand davis family there they are my brother-in-law from las vegas my brother from orlando any brother here from north carolina any grandkids they sponsored their uncle george their gather and thank you for that also want to thank any metropolitan church family they've operated i want to thank and my church family for having

my back every time he go into a church crying they pray for me thank you i want to acknowledge the people who built this building who did a beautiful amazing job 5 architects later and thousands of meetings a lot of harassment by the way, we got where we needed to go together and they always held together on the dream so thank you, tony i want to thank the former people and thank the nibbi brothers brothers and bob and bayview hunters point came out to do something good and the architect david barker and others we had a lot of love powdered into this building and thank the guys in the trenches that actually built this sam adam the one guy it started and end this job thank

you, sam whenever you are appreciate you from the last day he was here and want to thank and we have lots of them to thank my partners from the headstart and ocii and ocii what is the chopper leaders and always cheering we on and thank you for the bureaucratic work they had to do not easy didn't make it any easier thank you for making it happen he know it is hard and challenging and fought a lot of battles we're here and i really want to thank you for helping us and latest olsen lee made the promise to dr. davis yes, we may or may not will make it happen and he didn't we have wonderful neighbors great in bayview hunters point across the street is condo

owners that support us in everything we do for the 58 and 59 thirtdz neighbors and ashbury fortune and they're giving us discount for the seniors and comcast helping the seniors and my best friend rick hollywood kathy you need money for groundbreaking here's a check you can't get a better friend now rick you'll be everybody's friend thank you for that i also wanted to talk about the housing advocacy for the foundation helped us to look at everything so try to get the neighborhood in this building and besides fred and the san francisco foundation there will be two guys working from the mayor's office that constantly helped me gave me hope he couldn't figure out what to do

they have my back and that's miller and his buddy paul henson and running for judge vote for the man he's great so paul used to have a lot of confuses what could we do what is possible with an all those you know bureaucratic nightmares and i really couldn't have been possible also 0 on the advocate we have the president of the board of supervisors supervisor president london breed and you don't get any tougher. >> (clapping.) >> or more dedicated about housing than london breed she fought hard-put her political will out there and got the neighborhood frankly for the community we didn't get it for this one but got one more the willie academytime because

of here and supervisor cowen and supervisor wiener those 3 worked out together and made that happen political will is what it takes you introduce have to time to do it i appreciate that london you did an awful job we're excited to say in the next week applications at rosa parks two it is now called willie kaend senior apartments so i want to see all the seniors we had like 4 thousand people applied not everybody was in these and we'll put on the next listless we're looking for certificate of preference holders and then a 3 week process for everybody that didn't know we applies in october if you didn't get the application period our used you have to pay attention and do the work to get on is application

lists i also want to thank sheree she's home ground bayview by the way, started the network for ever and now the director on the aging & adult services and in the western edition we appreciated you sherry re we're excited i know that supervisor cowen will talk about that the dignity fund and we're going to have a ballot measure we'll double the amount of money that goes to senior services ♪ notify you have to get behind that and supervisor cowen who stuck her neck out like supervisor president london breed and used some political will to make that happen so we appreciate it supervisor cowen i know i've missed a lot of things i have so many things to say to thank people i want to thank all of the staff the

volunteers and the seniors the seniors who stuck in there and filled out the applications and did all that work and made it all happen you're the reason we do what we do thank you. i know with very senior residents in the house if you're a senior resident raise your hand we'll will have more coming up we're excited to have them be here and i'll be - we have awards for people that helped us if you look at the back of the program it says is it takes a village to fulfill a dream we're grateful to those listed to help is from groundbreaking to ground opening in this your name is on here we have something for you the seniors made our building happen we have an award we don't have time to give them out but the

seniors to thank you. we have people like pam who from the beginning to end was always under there and pam you deserve 50 awards and thank you pam and everybody on the list i can't say all your names and forgot somebody i apologize but thank all the people on this list who helped us make this happen my husband and i this was something we wanted to see part of community and always about hope he was positive he gave us the vision and he never quit and what is here today is a testimony to dr. george davis >> (clapping.) >> and what he said to me when we walked the vision i worried about he can't see he said we walk by faith not by sight that

was george davis >> (clapping.) >> that was the man that taught me to do what i'm doing now and forever grateful to, his wife and thank all of you for this. >> (clapping.) >> malia cohen you have the worse job in the world but i know you're able to do exactly that district 10 supervisor and for the last almost seven years 8 years, 6 years been working

beyond (caltrain) i think mayor ed lee arranges for the train to interrupt me for some reason i don't know what it is but for the years that she served on the board been working with the board of directors on every call with kathy on every call and before that she was employed by the city and the newsom administration that was one of the items that eventual got go 45ed and ma lay was called on and she's clearly in the neighborhood i met her loud and clear i was a student. (laughter) we were fellow students

ladies and gentlemen, supervisor cowen. >> cleaver very, very clever. >> good afternoon family i think today please bear with us an opportunity to pour out our hearts to you particularly the district attorney's office family just to take a moment to express our gratitude. >> how much building app represents not only housing seniors people that are raised their children and grown in the community and raised their children in the community built by bayview hunters point community people i mean it is credible i want to take a moment and recognize jeff adachi our public defender working hard and recognition

shamann walton the vice president and eric brown if the mayor's office that deserves acknowledgment and acknowledge our housing authority representatives not the staff but the volunteer force behind it joyce armstrong thank you, very much. they're always with us every step of the way i've not seen this lady dr. honeycutt deserves recognition >> (clapping.) >> pam sims and i also want to recognize those guys out there and the represented from the 58 and 4 nine hundred hoa that is in the buildings you know what they did they pooled their resources and

made welcome kits for every single senior we'll be opening up today. >> (clapping.) >> so i'm absolutely happy and delighted and thrilled to be here at the grand opening of this incredible building named after a saint dr. george w davis one and 20 units that's no easy feet to be built one 20 in the bayview hunters point and mayor ed lee talked about his vision for rolling out and bringing the unit online that means nothing if you don't have the resources to buy and rent them and without the knowledge just two years ago many of you were gathered is this spot dirt we have shovels if you look at behind me what two years difference a dream not

mine personally i've inherited my role at the board of supervisors to carry the vision that dr. davis to the finish line and here we are this is kind of full fruition kathy sorry about that incredible partner the davis family should be proud of the accomplishment and the community kathy is a nuisance she calls you when i don't answer she'll text you early in the morning and late at nights that's the kind of nuisance we all need to be it gets things done this is a commitment that is your honor, wavering and it is because of this 11 of commitment our community benefits and it means we are this building and some of the legislation we're bringing forward we're respectfully seniors people shoulders we stand on every single day day

remember willie b kennedy a soldier for this community for many, many years many years so there are many things we've passed in the budget i'm excited to say we're going to have exercise classes kathy left nothing undone it means that young people and grandchildren will stay connected to their family something valuable you can i am part knowledge on your grandchildren another home this building it is what it is hits all the core tenants of the generational opportunities for everyone particularly calling out the african-american community the details reflects african from the color palate of the building on the inside and outside to the structure to the lay out to the art that you'll find an opportunity for those of us part of africa to reenjoy and

be glad history it represented. >> (clapping.) >> not only important we talk about the history but successful in area marking money to make sure we see an african presence in the bayview community and start to see physical when you can you go to north beach the italian flag but now along the corridor so. >> (clapping.) >> you know it is really i grew up here in san francisco and for that reason he work incredibly hard kathy briefly touched on the neighborhood displacement for those of you who don't know this legislation is paramount will change the face of not only the community in san francisco but the entire parts of san francisco this means that 40 percent of everything built people from the neighborhood 40 percent. >> (clapping.) >> and that was not easy we all wanted to be close to 50

i think that was fred that said kathy davis city attorney dances in the line sdrairlgz to what is legal and illegal but a lot of people dancing with her thank you for helping us and supervisor president london breed's thank you for being my partner and insuring we got 40 percent of affordable units this community whose families have an opportunity to stay that's the real issue we feel in the community now the dignity fund you guys need to look for this is judges as for the dignity fund oath fight weeping we'll bring to the voters it is simple if you live in the city and want to remain in the city you're a senior we'll set aside services you'll not be vulnerable a eviction no longer vulnerable to lacking

services home support services food services and doesn't stop with the seniors community those with disabilities those are hepatitis positive will be benefiting our response we're hearing from the seniors and the disability community that is incredibly for the data shows that by 2030 over one hundred thousand seniors will be living with us we need to be prepared to age in place and show our love and commitment we're talking about $800 million over and over 20 years $800 million if that don't make you applaud that is a heck of a lot of money so look for that on the ballot near i want to recognize dr. william walker celebrating 38 years in the community 38 years this man has served our

community thank you very much and dr. church will has served us and millie nixon served us well on the board thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and i want to recognize a man that is been with the african-american community since day one a member of the board of supervisors since he's rent-controlled housing out his tenure as with the house with senator leno fighting for us advocating and saufrt us ever step of the way please welcome senator leno . >> (clapping.) >> hi mark. >> all right. >> say hello to everyone quickly. >> mayor. >> all right.

>> okay as worrying about will tell you everything is said not yet by everybody but i'll be brief. (laughter). >> dr. george davis was a mentor of mine and this day is all about him and all of those he led o o learned from dr. davis was in my public policymaking to be ever sensitive to our senior population all the reasons that we know but too often they've over looked i want to thank supervisor cowen for her dignity fund and asking the voter of san francisco to support our seniors not only in word but indeed and at a time decades ago when the state was building more and more prisons and pga more and more allows alleyways to put more and more people behind bars

for longer than percent is dr. davis was recognizing 90 percent of your cadets a inmates what becomes of them in the community he knew there is needed for x offender programs to support them and their families and they need housing as well and that is all about safer community few people saw that then it is now in fashion today, i learned a lot of from dr. davis and also learned from dr. davis never come between kathy davis and her vision and passion that's a dangerous cyclist place to be it's been a real pleasure she called me and said shack dollars from the governor he he is closing down the agency i need need that money we have

tens of millions of and thank you casket formal being on any head all but way. >> (clapping.) >> so i think we all recognize the foundation stone of what we're cutting is the power of love and it started with the love from dr. davis that he had and continues to have in his memory for this community and for the most vulnerable in this community and his love for his wife, and the love of his wife for him and his memory that is what got us to build 24 this and bring us to this ribbon cutting today i told kathy when they gave me a tour the other day i want to be a leaf on the door tree of life and told me what it was going to cost me (laughter) kathy the check is in the mail you'll see my name on a leaf on

the tree what a beautiful community and strength and compassionate and tenacity manifested ♪ community for all the right reason my thanks >> (clapping.) >> so kathy i know you have your bathroom walls covered with the operations i'm written to you but for the groundbreaking i'm here to complete the project today and love from the california state senate a resolution framed and i will spare you the witty and whereas but united states resolve clause you and this community make the state of california so very proud in our ongoing never ending commitment to the low income seniors we thank you

>> (clapping.) >> i don't have enough - >> mark thank you very much and i'm delighted i was in there looking at the leaves on the tree and didn't see your name i'll go back and look allergy know is that be there and some of the rest of you, you have to stop and take a look that tree grows bigger and bigger everyday he assume that will take over that whole wall but only if you make a donation and the amount of the donation can be whatever it is you may make it and may not so be careful well the people that live here when kathy called and told me it is finished we got the certificate

of occupancy i thought he really should said something to them walter come on up here, here is a man that lives. >> (clapping.) >> in that new george can davis senior housing walter. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. >> good afternoon. >> i stand in front of you this afternoon grateful and happy and thankful i want to thank god for bringing me this far i want to thank mr. district attorney's office for his vision that i would have a place at 63

years old to come and live in a beautiful established place i mean, i'm so grateful i want to thank his wife ms. kathy the woman say, i can't say she's awesome and anything wrong around here i can talk to her and she'll give me a straight answer if i need furniture or anything they're there for me i want to thank the housing manager of this she is has been awesome in everything about this building when it comes to the tenants she's very, very helpful and i love her to death i really do

and as far as the bayview multiple purpose centering i want to thank ms. kimberly carter she made this possible did the paperwork a lot of it and make sure i got the birth certificates i want to thank everybody that had something to do with dr. davis this place is beautiful i don't plan on leaving this planning place for awhile i'm thankful god is so good so good. >> yeah. >> like identification born in hunters point born and raised san francisco san francisco general hospital is 1953 lived in the bayview all my life and seen a lot of changes good things happening and god bless

every single one of you and have ray a blessed day and enjoy your lovely building. >> (clapping.) >> i love it our lovely building (laughter) par walter that was fabulous one of the very first on the very first day and he lives here already i i have to tell you the reference to the neighbors who provided some move on tips ma and referred to if kathy had been looking at the other way i would have left and berryly i'll give you the microphone another one of the residents. >> >> (clapping.) >> this one is better here.

>> to the eloquent staff of the political arraign glubd to all of my brothers and sisters comblud we're here today not only a dream but there was a vision and from the vision here's the reality it was only a reality because there was a god who saw fit and decided that was time for bayview hunters point to really come alive and enjoy some of the benefits that others are enjoying other

places and it was done through a man who was compassionate, kind spirited, concerned and who knew the road be rough and touch but he could travel that he had the lord to carry him along and because of that his spirit looks at over us today to look at this beautiful edifies that has been built and this is in memory of dr. george davis and we want to thank the lord for giving george davis kathy davis >> (clapping.) >> because beside every good man is a better woman (laughter)

>> (clapping.) >> and because of kathy his dream is now a reality and seniors let me tell you something thank the mayor he's blessing you, you need to be thankful for kathy for the board, for the people of the community and for the government for looking at for you we need to go to the polls and vote and get out of those houses and get away from the television and let's get out and do our job now we got started and not going to stop let's get together and go to work. >> (clapping.) >> for those of you who don't know she ran a training program

for bernie sanders (laughter) reverend we're almost ready to do the ribbon cutting but we would be rim in our interviews and our community we open with prayer and we will close in prayer from the bayview seniors reverend paul. >> thank you >> (clapping.) >> amen everybody what we're saying i'd like to do first of all, it is enforceable to thank everyone a couple of names not called i'm going to call out and thank for their contributions mr. shane walker and leila bridges and mr. al williams

>> (clapping.) >> you see a lot of times to accomplish great things it takes people to do a lot of little things and if we missed anyone because we know that every effort you put forward from the staff from the politicians your prayers everything makes a difference we want to take that time to thank you and give you yourselves a round of applause we're going to pray now father god first of all, we want to thank you for the vision we want to thank you for the vision requires we want to thank you. we know that only because of you that that vision was received and father god as we go to cut that ribbon father god this is a great accomplishment you given a vision that is a lot berlin that father god the

vision of a angling campus as vision that changes thanks changes for seniors in the san francisco bay area and know this day on this die we'll be rejoicing because the best is yet to come and father god question started with one building we know that you have allowed us to build the courage for me thank you, thank you, thank you and father god continue to bless and love every single last one amen . >> (clapping.) >> and now if all those of would you who are part of this ceremony i believe the ribbon cutting is next if you'll follow the leads provided by kathy davis as we all should do that. >> (singing.)

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