mr. weaver. >> good afternoon, everyone i worked and attend the south of market district as a organizer in selma i met some folks evicted eastbound evicted because of additional family members or changed the roommate i am here to demands to stop revocations and in this city with the most rents tenants this be given reasonable opportunity to add or change a roommate this is tenant should not be revoked for legally the families or apartments the landlords are applying changes that make - an example are seniors or persons with skablts being denied to share their apartment with tare caregivers the 2.0 expands the protects to have the owners request romance and give the tenants 10 days notice that is not if not received the lord's permits i urge this protection measure be passed. >> thank you. >> hello supervisors my name is a teresa i'm a residence of selma and an member of soma supervisors we have a big problem this city has created a big divide thousands of evictions they're being fueled by development and there are over a hundred and thirty new developments all over the city and many are in

mr. weaver. he's clear he's eloquent and speaks well about, we don't want to housing here. we don't want to housing in the mission should go somewhere else. any suggestions where it should be built instead? is that not the responsibility of the folks in the mission? we need new housing. and it's so difficult to get housing built in san francisco. everybody wants it somewhere else. please put it in some other neighborhood. just not ours. that sort of have got us into the pickle we are in right now. anyone who's worked in the city deals with the world issues knows that at a time of super heated demand, you can stop the supply of something. >> thank you both. >> if i can answer that question >> i think really does this reads our position we want to build housing. there's a difference between affordable housing and on affordable housing and we want to build affordable. >> both of you. i'm sorry. we are out of time. it's a fascinating conversation and i think we could talk about it for much much longer: unfortunately out of town so i thank you both for your time. we hope this di

mr. weaver isn't here so there is no report. [inaudible] this is a opportunity for members to address the board on matters that are within the jurisdiction of the sfmta board and not on todays calendar. i will read-we have a number of speakers who indicated a interest here. anth an baluster will start followed by [inaudible] >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. [inaudible] director riscon. my name is anthony baluster and [inaudible] i am also local 258 union representative [inaudible] i'm not here representing the union and i am mot authorized to make a statement on behamp of the union, i am here of my own accord. i would like to take a momentf silence for mark courier. thank you very much. mark cureier is a gentlemen that was taken from us and he is in a better place now. my thoughts and prayers go to his family. [inaudible] he has a 9 year old girl. i have a daughter who is 3 years old and leaving my daughter at that age it would have been hard. i'm in continuous contact with the [inaudible] involved and [inaudible] his praye