the housing will have 10 affordable housing for ownership after analyzing that the department staff recommended approval with conditions the project complies with the planning code the project is consistent with the objectives and the policies of jeopardy plan it is located in a district where residential use it permitted and the project prudes provides a upgrade including the landscaping and common open space and a courtyard it has a hiring program and has 69 new dwelling units and has the eastern planning controls and pay the impact fees the project sponsor is here and has perpetrate a short presentation that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. >> thank you project sponsor. >> once you start speaking to the presentation sfgovtv will turn that on. >> okay. great. >> good afternoon, members of the planning commission thank you rick for your presentation i'm jonathan here on belief of our corporation we're a vertically sgrabtd contractor of multi housing we're based in santa clara and i'm based in san francisco just a brief summer 69 un

around our city with a strong economy we can definitely help those in need so housing, jobs, education, and transportation are all connected in our economy when we lost strength pursuant to suffers that's it let's start with jobs i came into this office where i started in 2011 many of you know unemployment rate was double dignity now 4 percent our city employees more people in this time then in the history we've made progress in the city since the recession job growth is occurring for example, in our technology seethes, of course, you all know that over 23 thousand jobs since i took office have been created by the tech sector and that tech multiplied letter is true it's responsible for an additional 52 thousand jobs since 2010 we've added jobs and targeted sector like health care and hospitality and construction and we have, of course, seen a birth in manufacturing it's a model for the rest of the country and today, we have more than 36 thousand industrial jobs in our city and those local manufacturing are providing jobs for low income and moderate families in the city, of course, with

authority llp for the development of 2 hundred and 56 replacement housing units and low income housing accepting the deed of trust alice griffith public housing site to 11 came iron way adapting an environmental way to the policy act bayview hunters point discussion and action resolution number 2014 make director. >> thank you, ma'am secretary good afternoon, commissioners auditions to the members of the public thank you for joining us commissioners this item before you is the custom nation of 8 years of work that started by the previous mayoral administration and continued by mayor ed lee who's priority to replace and repair san francisco's folks that are month in need and public housing is at the top of the mayors list by working with alice griffith residents over the course of those last 8 years the hunters point project area committee our master developer lamar and salazar help from the mayor's office of housing and hud and our federal delegation we're finally at the point and the culmination of this year's project for rebuilding alice griffith this is a monumental day this is the

of housing then the house price becomes lower it's simple thank you. >> is there any additional public comment seen none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini. >> you know i've said before this is a wonderful project and agree with the last speaker and something that improves the neighborhood i'll vote for i don't subscribe to this assumption you put something good in and it drives people away and thirty years of under this housing is one of the biggest reasons we have expensive housing and frankly 75 percent rent control units is fine but which one becomes available the price goes through the ceiling so those are the real factors involved this is a good plan what it sells for the what the market is what it is and the market is stronger rather than the housing going down in prices i like the speaker spoke factually about those projects you have a reduction in crime and vandalism and graffiti in the area that's a big part of what we're trying to do to improve the neighborhoods other things in particular are the things been said affordable on site and 16 percent is amenable to

there are guests in the white house. it is a busy and bustling place, and the idea we are going to have a shootout on the white to begrounds seems to me a last resort, not a first resort, and i'm not sure members of congress ought to be in the business of actually spelling out secret service protocols for you. our not sure that is response validity. having said that, one can still conclude that the reaction of wassecret service on site profoundly inadequate and actually intentionally put the first family in direct jeopardy, physical harm. and i do not sense from you, sense ofpierson, a outrage about that. a sense of mission that you want thisform and correct cascading set of mistakes that led to potentially a catastrophe for the united states. could you comment? >> i'm sorry you do not get but since for me. i've spent a career in the united states secret service for taking presidents, their families, and the white house complex in addition to our other missions. there is nothing more sacred any secret service agent, unif

dough e tote but the only way it will do as it's is intended to do not lose the housing opportunity meaning a registry that includes the number of days that people rent out their unit not visible but the enforcement agencies so they know with the things are happening so individuals can enforce we understand the limited capacity of agencies to enforce and that there is a clear 90 day maximum provision for all hosted and non-hosted cases as planning director director ram said there is importance of the clarity of the maximum of days we hope you'll pass this with strong enforcement mechanisms thank you, supervisors. >> thank you, sir. >> supervisors peter connecticut with the housing associations let me add to fernandez comments we're getting there but i urge you supervisor chiu to not rush this forward it's some of the best policies that needs to be done slowly and a lot of things to get it right a few things we've suggested that needs more attention altitude affordable housing of any types of short-term rentals should be regulated you've done sro's and any kind of affordable housing

the main purpose was to provide housing for the door keepers of the senate and the house while freeing up space for the committee rooms but also to improve the pedestrian approach to the capitol from the mall. the massiveness of his six greek doric columns 32 feet high vibed with a slightly taller corinthian capped columns in the loggia dictated by thornton's original choice. the sandstone walls of the capitol capitol's wings were already painted white but latrobe's watercolor depicted his in the stone's natural light brown color. he may have intended it to remain unpainted in order to visually separate the capitol's two distinctly different historical sources, roman and greek. instead of the open bal strayeds atop the house and senate wings, latrobe planned solid ones for his center building. he designed a monumental statue of athena as american liberty for its central stepped podium, a reference to the cult statue of athena in the part none. the greek athena wore a helmet, her left hand resting on her 1450e8d right one raised holding a palladium that represented civic power in the gr

think in the public what this hastening tailed we've heard from the members of the public i have a housing unit as well as an in this i want to that rent out any in this year round first of all, if the in this is not legal you'll not been able to get the ability to registering to be a host if it is legal you would need to have a permanent resident living in the that in-law unit incorporated it's not enough to simply live in the main unit and use the in-law unit as a place in the how did you need two separate unit to apply for the registration and we should permit the in this to engagement i have a personal issue that for a lot of middle-class households they'll have the success access to gave me but to some of the 1r50ub8 san franciscans that don't receive public induces if their traveling for working or otherwise want to rent out their space as others can so i'm not preempted to support the in-laws so with regard to supervisor kim's language let me say a few things i appreciate that supervisor kim i understand there were numerous conversations to tighten up one way or another what you're

stock we don't 0 need to look at the statistics we know that limited housing stock is naikd housing i want to insure we pass that legislation that encourages the property owners from permanently taking the unit off-line and provided nonprofit with the a tool that has protecting affordable housing in their mission statement to go over the limited group of egregious bad actors we know they're most effective when the government and officials are encounter to work together but your amendment as oriental drafted will encourage lawsuits so to encourage those we've made changes to narrow the scope one the nonprofit must have preserved protection in their bylaws two the nonprofit must be in existence from 5 years of the braigs refrigeration of the ordinance so stop someone from stating a nonprofit today 3 the nonprofit can't seek civil penalties no way to go over a right they can soak an injunction if they're able to win the case in court and only use the competeed and seek american people scombrungs against the pretender we quell the fear that we're opening up the city to neighbor against

. >> same house, same call? this ordinance is finally passes ausz item 19 to approve and authorize the tort to berry into a modification with the united states navy to extend the agreement to the 30th. >> this is adapted. >> item 20 authorizing the option to extend the term on mission street montgomery with the co-sponsorer trust number two for the children's port services for approximately 2 m.d. $.5 million. >> same house, same call? this are resolution is adapted. >> authorizing the department of public health for the ryan white requesting hiv emergency relief program funding for the metropolitan area. >> same house, same call? this is adapted. >> item 22 authorizing the department of public health to submit an applications for 2015 to receive the funding for the competitive hiv program requesting $8 million in hiv funding for san francisco. >> same house, same call? this item is approved next. >> item 23 to retro low authorize the department of public health to accept a grant of $180,000 to participate in th

not just housing and our schools. and i think that you know, it is really interesting as we see increased congestion in our city because of our growth in worker and resident population there will be i think more questions on how we do the student assign sxment enrollment. and so seeing, no further comments, i will take a motion to continue this item. >> and i will do that without opposition. >> madam, clerk are there any other items? >> there are no other agenda items. >> seeing none, meeting is adjourned.

. >> dreaming big in the past was being able to get a good house and then a better house. what people are discovering is that those things don't necessarily bring you closer faster to who you want to be. >> reporter: these little buildings may look cute, but they're a radical real estate trend in a country where the average home is a sprawling 2,600 square feet. in fact, most tiny houses are too small to be legal. >> the bathroom is not really a bathroom. the kitchen's not big enough. >> reporter: dee's home, build on a trailer, is classified more like an rv. she's never had any legal trouble, though. and despite their outlaw status, tiny houses have exploded in popularity. there's a documentary on netflix. "tiny: a story about living small." tiny house dating.com, for those looking to share their very intimate space. and there's a reality series on the fyi network, where a small home is built for a different family each week. >> what do you think? >> it is beautiful. >> doesn't it look really nice? >> reporter: john hosts the show. he points out that tiny houses, which co

meet the grave housing we're delivering affordable housing on site and off sight and in creative ways for example, month mesoso eric is providing 32 bedroom units at selma and after 28 happen at that time, in ocean view habitat was partnered to nearly double all their affordable units and bryan spear has created an off site project on market street this has challenged my office to think more creatively to help meet our goals we're making progress also on the pledge i made to fix public housing earlier this year we welcomed families to one hundred and 7 new high quality homes in hunter's view they'll build over one hundred and 50 units and mrs. affordable housing and market rate homes and continue with alice griffith and sunnyvale to replace those distressed housing units with mixed use homes in addition to our sustainable editions we're addressing the urban capital needs across the portfolio under a new hud program called rental assistance demonstration we call rad and under rad the city will rehabilitate or preserve some 3 thousand 5 hundred units of important stock and learning the

housing. investigating the process of the housing office we interviewed representatives of those san francisco departments that have a hand in housing, including multiple interviews with leadership managers and staff personnel of the mayor's office on housing who were very gracious with our increasing numbers of data requests, and asking of their time to talk things through. we also talked to the mayors of the office of community infrastructure and investment, which was formerly the redevelopment agency. and not only with the mayor's office on housing we talked with critical non-governmental stakeholders including both for-profit and non-profit developers, and leaders from advocacy organizations involved in affordable housing. and when it came to financial data we worked with the legislative and budget analyst with the budget reports and california tax allocation committee website. we used books and articles and the web to find current programs in the city and affordable housing programs in ot

i mean, we recognize that affordable housing is building a community so how is it not only is the housingreen and healthy but connected to opportunities for urban gardens and the neighborhood parks, etc., etc. i know there's an initiative around those areas that the department has i think this also i think fundamentally a need to do what you mentioned at the beginning which is did he mystify the environment with the department of the environment does outside of our neighborhoods i think there's - you know what can cite the powell that's been done statewide how amongst the communities of collar the concerns for climate is a big priority that's the kind of ethnic that exists in san francisco but i think the way that we talk about it on the ground is often different how it's talked about within the parks and within city agencies so how is it we're making those connections and speaking the same language part of our experience in terms of the planning work we often feel we're traitors on the one hand engaging the neighborhoods and doing the planning work on the neighborhood level and then tran

the affordable housing payment, which is about 2.5 times the amount of the affordable housing fee that will be paid for the city's affordable housing program will help oci, meet the affordable housing obligations in the transbay, and initially the staff estimated that up to 55 stand alone, affordable housing units on the public land parcels could be funded on the payment, with the assumption of $250,000 per unit in subsidy, and however, based on the review of the stand alone, affordable projects under way in the project area, currently, the majority which are rental, it could be reduced to $200,000 for a rental project, for example, the sponsor for the transbay block 8 is required to develop a stand alone affordable project that requires no more than $200,000 per unit in ocii subsidy and therefore, if ocii were to use the 13.85 payment, with the transbay block 8, the payment could subsidize over 69 affordable units which is a net increase of 68 units over the 11 that would be generated by the project on site. and at the hearing on the 12th, the commission expressed concerns about wheth

into the white house. members question julia pierson about the breach and what's being done to improve white house security. this is three and a half hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will come to order. the oversight committee access to secure fundamental principles. first americans have a right to know money washington takes from them is well spent and second americans deserve an efficient and effective government that works for them. our duty on the oversight and government reform committee is to protect these rights. our solemn responsibility is to hold government accountable to taxpayers. it is our job to work tirelessly in partnership with citizen watchdogs to bring genuine reform to the federal bureaucracy. this is our mission and today's hearing follows one of the most important parts of that mission. with 1.5 billion dollars spent by the secret service nearly a billion of that sp

now, the white house itself, the we now call the white house didn't exist, of course; when the country was first founded. and, in fact, washington, d.c. exist.t under the constitution and then under a specific act of congress designated that maryland would cede a certain part of their in which the nation's capitol would be built. this would be a ten-year process because they were projecting this is going to be one of the grandest cities to exist in the time and it would take ten years to make this of the reason they said maryland and virginia is because these were slave states. southerners who control the -- and dominated the colonies f the 13 sure that the south and slavery in particular was being protected in this process. conceived this notion of the white o build house and the capitol in the whole city. now, who's going do this building. now george washington initially europeans.ted white and they put the call out but they're not a lot of white want to get in a boat and come over to the new country rocks trees and throw out on the side of the road. so they had very, very little rec

and the use of the city's housing trust fund to support public housing. i appreciate the fact that the civil grand jury has outlined how important public housing and the preservation of public housing stock and the support from the city necessary to maintain public housing is truly really important. and also one of the other issues that mr. lee mentioned was preservation of existing affordable housing, and mr. bush mentioned hud and just the agreements between hud and the city and how those mous work themselves out. one of the things that we don't talk about much in preservation of existing affordable housing is how vulnerable existing affordable housing is to hud and its policies and the difficulties of many of our properties co-ops in particular, to meet the obligations of their agreement under hud, which requires a lot of city support, which requires time, attention, money, resources, and often times our goal is to make sure that we don't lose that affordable housing stock in the bigger picture. yes, we need to build more. it's clear we need to build m

city attorney under section d the residential unit it strikes is not subject to the inclusionary housing program so forth in section 415 but it strikes that first line and continues with at keeping in the language is not a residential hotel unit subject to the provisions of chapter 41tolysis unless they've been subject to conversion semicolon is not adding the word organization designating at a blow market rate under the city, state, or federal law and adding this language is not the rehabbed to financial evaluate to restrict low and moderate it strikes the words middle-income and the rest is included. >> thank you, supervisor ms. balboa park is there additional clarification to what supervisor mar said. >> adopting marilyn burns i'll told clarify the language is cultural drafted the language is regarding is not housing developed or rehabbed with the financial assistance with the city and county of san francisco we will definitely want further classification in committee ideally or here as to what that indicates right now i believe that includes such things as the million dollars contrac

i walked through the white house yesterday. i was pleased to find not only tourists and protesters as usual. , you testified 16 jumpers, and only five years. there has been an increase in fence jumpers. i want to know whether you have simplyred before today, fence beat a higher built. one that for example could curve. the curve going outward, so maybe you would damage a body part if you try to get over it. are off the these top of my head, multilayered glass behind the fence that guns orsist blasts from bombs. since there have been 16 in five years, at least i think many more over the years -- have you considered such common sense so that thehat, public would still have access, but the president of the united states and his family would be protected? have you ever recommended that? >> we do want to work in partnership to ensure that the people have access in proximity to the white house, and the historic nature, and the natural significance. i do look forward to continuing to work with you and the administration, and the depart

where affordable housing there's no such thing as affordable housing mercy housing was 5 hundreds and 77 thousand so we all have an obligation to do this the right way i believe that seattle model maybe a lot nor beneficial to existing buildings than people think most building have a ventilation systems in the hallways. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment on item 2 seeing none, public comment is closed okay department of public health. >> well, thank you very much and i want to assure you that i'll continue to work with the groups that are spoken and, in fact, invited them here today dr. thomas and ms. havlgz it sound like we have a lot of u donate and assure you that the department of health has identified the community protection as would not indicators for improvement article 38 is for the scope of new buildings to update something that is working and exists it perhaps is some space to add separating that looking at the housing stock i spent a majority of time my program is a children's vial program we do outreach for the families enrolled if the supplemental place

the house. was armed with a three inch serrated knife. he entered through an unlocked door, past the staircase to the residence and into the east room of the white house. gentlemen, that was the part of my opening statement that was changed last night when the early also reports that in fact he had been apprehended just inside the front door was just inside by revelations that he had been -- penetrated much further into the white house. secret service officers only subdued him after he was clearly well inside the white house. an intruder walked in the front door of the white house, and that is unacceptable. there weree tells us a series of security failures. not an instance of praiseworthy restraint. he reached at least five rings of security on september 19. the white house is supposed to one of america's most secure facilities, and in fact, one of the world's most secure facilities, so how on earth did it happen? has failure was once again tested the trust of the american people in the secret

and they sent agents out to my house. but having written several books for the fbi in have covered them to think anew with a look-alike is silly but there was a ring and it was a very quiet place and i opened the door there these two very intense young looking young man and i said i have been expecting you. come in and they elected me strangely. hint they thought i planted the individual ran across the white house lawn. that is not true but i did predict a lot of the scandals that we see now it isn't the agency but the management that has created a culture with the myth that the secret service is invincible and even and point out potential threats. but they really get to know the real character of our readers and that can be shocking. hillary clinton is so nasty to agents in particular it is actually considered a forerunner of punishment is the worst assignment in the secret service to said she is compassionate by yet behind the scenes she looks of those people with content. what does that tell you about her character? an

that housing is not supportive. i am your poster child for that. i refuse to abdicate any of my statutory constitutional rights or protections on the city, county, state, and cosmic level. cosmic is important being a nurse. it's very important to me. and again, i want to thank you for taking the leadership here. and the one thing that i do want to make sure gets included is the prohibition against retaliation. again, i'm the poster child for that one. because i refuse to abdicate any of my rights and because i am well researched and outspoken, they try to do me in. well, i bounce back. you know what? i believe in the law of the land and that's why we need to have a san francisco base law of the land which incorporates all of the protections on the state and federal level as well as some of our more creative ordinances here. so, i want to thank those of you who are going to be on the board when the hearings happen in january and for those of you who won't -- >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak in gene

>> no, it was up in his house the whole time. i never placed any skateboard in no garage. >> judge patricia: maybe his mother doesn't like skateboards in the house. did you ever think of that? okay, so, you bring it upstairs. and then you call him and you say what happens to the skateboard. did you tell him anything? >> no, i hang out with him the next day, and then he asked about his skateboard, and i'm like, "oh, yeah, let me call aidan 'cause that's where i left it." so i ended up trying to call him, and he's like, "oh, come over, and we'll get your skateboard." >> judge patricia: okay. >> i went over there and go into his room, and he's like, "oh, well, maybe it's down in the garage. my mom probably placed it down there -- someone did." >> judge patricia: so your position is he is keeping this skateboard hidden so he can never use it, because you guys are gonna see him riding around on the skateboard? is that your position? all right, lar. >> judge larry: mom, you're the thief. come on up. [ laughter ] you ride a longboard? >

dubbing the fence at the white house is not new.is that right -- jumping the fence of the white house is not new, is that right? >> correct. >> i understand the president and first family were not at the white house when this took ways, and sometimes the security personnel and secret service do get refocused to address where the president is, and he had just departed. is that correct? >> that is correct. governmentto the reform and oversight committee. it is good to have you here today. thank you. chairman, can i make an inquiry. a reference that the director made two requests and there was objection from this side. could you expand on that? we are not aware of that. >> the two requests that were made. -- we contacted staff and we asked staff to look at it. i asked the staff just now, what is the status of that, and they said -- i said, have we move forward? they said no. i said why. they said some of the members on the other side of the aisle objected to that. i mean, you can object to it -- >> that is my point. we are not aware of

the cranes in the air and the innovation hub of san francisco they're concerned, of course, about housing and what we can do to keep our economy vibrate i've seen the discussion that is up for this morning we love you ma mayor ed lee e mayor ed lee so welcome and thank you for being with us mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you, mary and thank you to the san francisco business times for the invitation to speak about the city we all love you i was asked here this morning to talk about what i've been thinking about late i've been thinking about a lot of things and issues in the city and so some of the issues i want to share you with this morning first of all, god help those gientsz they're already talking about what is magneticallyly possible i thought with the home run with the boom gardens let's give month guarantee you do not to the gardens that's been on my mind i saw steven curry and graduating congratulated them for bringing home the basketball cup and thrnd ritual for usa home for usa and the riders cup that's what i've been thinking about that's it mary thank you very much (laughter) y

house. atlanta incident when president obama was in the elevator with an armed man. and the most recent one, the white house fence jumping in which an intruder made it deep inside the white house. so i think we'll be learning more about all of the breaches in the coming days. i can tell you, according to a senior administration official, the department of homeland security plans to appoint a four-member panel by the end of this week to start reviewing all of these scandals that have rocked the agency. >> thank you so much, kristen welker and david. we'll see how it develops. >>> coming up, republicans may have found an issue to run on this november. fear. fear itself. republican candidates across the country are using things like the threat of isis and ebola to scare the voters into voting against democrats. let's see if it's working. and what the democrats can do to fight it. it's hard to fight the notion of fear when it's so imminent. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we've g

i mean when i came to the house in 1976 you could have put all the women in a phone booth in the house. now it's a very large number. and minorities similar. it's a much larger number. of course, we've had court cases on civil rights as it applies to redistricting in the house and that has made it possible for many more minorities to win office. one of the things i loved about the house was that it really did represent the american people. i mean when you are on that floor with 435 people and a big vote where there was a lot of disagreement, it was -- there's nothing more exciting. it's more exciting than basketball or football because it is really -- everything is hanging out. it is all over the place. and everybody is represented. it is a very diverse organization. so i think we've come a long way in the right direction and i'm really proud of what's happened in the country. >> just to play off that. people kept telling me, don't you miss coaching? we had competition every day. you didn't miss the competition. we worked hard to bring women into the leadership realm in the house durin

the garfinkles decided not to do an open house. there would be tons of people wanting to just come and check out the inside here. >> we'll miss it, but basically it would be nice if the design was retained and it just went on being bethesda's mushroom house. >> reporter: in bethesda stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> garfinkle says the mushroom house nearly bankrupt him. the home has nearly 3,700 square feet and even a registered one bedroom apartment connected to the side. >>> paging bilbo baggins, he may indeed be interested moving into the mushroom house. >> there's a buyer for everyone. pretty well insulated. i think it's a pretty warm house. >> changing the subject now. i am so looking forward to this weekend. why? >> why? >> we get an extra hour of sleep. that's all i can think about. >> i was about to say because the weather is not looking good. >> no, it is not. >> fall back this weekend, folks. >> let's stay in the now and enjoy tomorrow and wednesday to some extent. high temperature, 71 today, afternoon high about 64, let's sta

pointed out it brings a number of fundamental questions primary among those is how do we meet the housing needs of an economically diverse population and maintain it with the diverse population and accommodate new ways even if doing business airbnb, lift uber who knows what's next in terms of new registration and a w where do we draw the lines on the new registration those are a few of the challenges all good challenges facing the city i looked at it to to what the mayor and distinguished panel has to say and i know you do too (clapping.) thank you gene and thanks to shepard mullan we are also delighted to have mayor ed lee with us to guide us with this violation vision and look at the priorities and outline some of the solutions in the city he's been proud of the thirty i lost track of the cranes in the air and the innovation hub of san francisco they're concerned, of course, about housing and what we can do to keep our economy vibrate i've seen the discussion that is up for this morning we love you ma mayor ed lee e mayor ed lee so welcome and thank you for being with us mayor ed lee (c

let's listen. >> the white house is supposed to be the most guarded house in the world.nd for anybody to even get into the premises is something that i just find unacceptable, totally. >> if a would-be intruder cannot be stopped by a dog, or intercepted by a person, perhaps more lethal force is necessary. i want those agents and officers to know, at least this member of congress has their back. don't let somebody get close to the president. don't let somebody get close to his family. don't let them get into the white house ever. if they have to take action that's lethal, i will have their back. >> it's clear that our security plan was not properly executed. this is unacceptable and i take full responsibility and i will make sure that it does not happen again. >> what do you make of this secret service agent who saw the evidence that bullets had been fired into the white house near the truman balcony, saw all the evidence and decided not to report that out of fear that they would be criticized for doing that? what kind of culture is that where you cannot report shootings

affordable housing.oday there's a quitely growing trend of homeowners building fully permitted 500 to 800 square foot accessory residences on their property. >> this is a beautiful backyard. >> isn't it beautiful? >> it's like being in paradise. >> peggy jones sold her long time home and pooled resources with her son and his family. they now share a property with a main house and a small cottage they built for her in their backyard. >> this is my cottage. >> you must love it out here. >> i do. >> this is so cozy. >> i love it. >> it's very nice. >> it looks very spacious actually. >> it's very spacious. >> the thing i really like the most is being close to this child and being able to watch her grow up. >> do you think this is a good solution for other families looking for a solution to a multigenerational dwelling. >> yes because it works and they can help me when i need it. i can help them when they need it and economically with prices with houses being so expensive in the east bay we combined our reso

senior white house correspondent. joining us. çlaughterÑ mrax*u [ applause ] security is super tight here, jon. i tried to enter through the north portico, but the steps were mysteriously covered in ice. as i slipped, i grabbed on to a doorknob which to my surprise was scaldingly hot. so i tried the back entrance. when i opened the door, a bucket of glue fell on my head. so i stumbled into a trip wire that activated a cannon. >> and the iron mark on your face? >> oh, i had trouble ironing this morning. çlaughterÑ >> to protect himself, obama has home aloned the white house. it's not the wet bandit, did it? >> no, what stopped was a lonely man with a snow shovel and a heart of gold. >> it softened them up a bit. ti. made them madder. >> jon: look, i don't know if we can entrust the president's safety. >> to doesn't matter anymore, jon. no one is going to want to go near the president now that he has ebola. >> jon: the president has ebola if how did the president get ebola? >> from what i understand, ebola just jumped t

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joining me now is a white house correspondent, as a member of the white house press corps i can't believe i'm actually going to ask this question, but i will. is what has happened here a choice of presidential can access over presidential security and i mean presidential access in the sense of personal sense and not, of course, in the media sense. >> well, look, you know, well's always a will will bahhance to be struck here. you mentioned the issue of secret service seating to this or that. that's always going to happen in the white house. that's always going to happen in a push and pull wane the president and his staff to take connected to the people that he represents and the secret service which is trying to protect him. they'd put him in a sealed container for four years or eight years, right? finding the balance is a tricky thing. >> you know this administration. this president in particular has wanted to stay connected to the outside world whether this was the blackberry discussions at the beginning of the administration. he wanted to keep his black berry is other folks in the admin

. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> item 14. >> item 14, resolution to approve the grant agreements and modifications between the city and the institute on aging during the period of july 1st, 2010 to june 20th 2019 to a total not to exceed amount of 39 million. >> same house same call, the resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> next item. >> item 15 contract renewal for the california department of health care services mental health services for the period july through june 20th 2015. >> same house same call, this resolution is adopted [gavel] ~ >> next item. >> >> [speaker not understood] and a 55 year lease and access license to the friends of the geneva office building and power house for the rehabilitation and use of the building and power house for cameron beach rail yard. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you very much. i just wanted to thank supervisor farrell for co-sponsoring this legislation and for his actual reaching out to folks on the geneva office building board. that will be that partnership that is

not just housing and our schools. and i think that you know, it is really interesting as we see increased congestion in our city because of our growth in worker and resident population there will be i think more questions on how we do the student assign sxment enrollment. and so seeing, no further comments, i will take a motion to continue this item. >> and i will do that without opposition. >> madam, clerk are there any other items? >> there are no other agenda items. >> seeing none, meeting is adjourned. >> order of the san francisco public utilities commission today is october 28, 2014, roll call. >> commissioner president caen commissioner courtney commissioner moran and commissioner torres is executed will we have quorum. >> before you, you have the minutes of october 14th any appendixes or correction. >> i'll move package and seeing none, all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries at this point i'd like to call for a public comment i have 3 speaker cards here sir. >> commissioners i want to welcome 0 commi

issues i know this housing ordinance is one are there others. >> we believe there are the two. >> so the residential hotel and this one. >> the exist code allows for the nonprofits to obtain monetary damages. >> yes. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney there's a pending ordinance as well that i think in the budget and finance committee tomorrow the bio legislation that is similarly lowering the housing nonprofits. >> but in terms of the universe of where the housing nonprofits can sue to what extent does it go beyond the residential hotel. >> it's just the residents hotel that is the chapter four 1 we existing 41 a also. >> okay. and okay and so right now this and typically under the current law when a housing nonprofit has a private right of action to enforce the administration active code whether in the