so this is a measure that myself, supervisor shae and supervisor tang and supervisor colin and now farrelland promoted. if i have forgotten any names, let me know. but this has been something that we have been talking about in this building for years. but in earnest we have been talking about this issue of housing and the housing crisis for the past year. this really began with the conversation about our inclusion near housing update. it was the first time in 15 years that we updated our inclusion near housing, and we were really, really conscious about making sure that this was not a conversation about taking and robbing from peter to pay paul. and i made a comment then that -- you know paul hasn't had a drink in over 20, 30 years. and what i meant about that was those that are working in middle class families and those that traditionally were able to access housing in this housing market are no longer able to do so. and as someone that has lived and worked in the excellier for going on 15 years in the southern part of san francisco that has traditionally been a working family's part of o

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>> randy scott: shae. please. >> you look at this -- what i'm take away from the design of this particular slide -- it doesn't really effect very many people and not very many drugs. so it probably doesn't mean anything. what i see from this, a small handful of people for whatever reason are being predescribed these drug drugs and they may have unique circumstances that require them is. there's a pattern here for the most part people are driving toward lower cost drugs but as we know in medicine there are unique circumstances. every human being is different. so i guess given that there isn't a lot of cost here, that -- this is just a small sliver it. lead me to suspect that we are trying to extract cost savings from people who may be getting predescribed medications that they uniquely need. for whatever particular reason happens to exist within that individual. so if there was a pattern of people predescribing medications that were very expensive. but i see a reverse pattern am i see exceptions to the rule

we know that ultimately carol shae porter decided not to run. i thought about that and talked to folks and people in new hampshire as well as my family. i thought it was a great opportunity. the person who is currently in district two is doing a really good job. so right now, what we need to do is we need to take on the republicans as well as talk about the real issues that face america and, most importantly, new hampshire. >> it is a crowded field. you have a last name that, obviously, is getting you a lot of attention. what do you say to people who say that you are capitalizing on being bernie sanders' son? that's a great question. here is the basic issue. people are getting beaten up by the system and we need to address those issues. i talk to people every day in my work who simply are -- the anxiety is so overwhelming they can't afford their health insurance. they have no dental care. they're working over 40 hours a week and they still have not making ends meet. so, it is an absolutely incredible situation that we have in the united states o

my personal heroes because their journeys were just so significant and important, , and really did shae how i i wanted to talk about my book because what i love about those books, angela davis is book, it doesn't just talk about her story but it gives an historical context of what's happening during the time and i do that in the book. >> host: talk about the process. as someone who's done a few of these i want to hear about how you work. how long did it take? >> guest: i think there was a better timeline. from the time i spoke to asha, i came to her because someone had come to me in 2015 and they said you have a book in you. they heard me talk about my story. i wasn't thinking about that. black lives matter, i was thinking about where our movement was going, what the next protest is going to be, what was the next date of the movement. i kind of like with the idea of writing. i wrote an outline, and then i went back to organizing to the daily grind. but then the presidential candidacy happened and as i started to see the ramping up of the right wing really can't black lives matter a terr

each dreamer has a different storyy to tell but they all shae a profoundly simple aspiration to live and work, study and the only country they have ever calledn home. when you sit and listen to their stories it isn't difficult to understand why between 80 and 90% of americans support protecting these dreamers. people like karen and beatrice who you tend the university of hawaii because daca. people like victor from houston who inspires to become a counselor for lgbt q you like him. and people like [inaudible] from oregon who work three jobs so she could pursue her job of becoming a nurse practitioner to care for our seniors. these inspiring people don't need to hear anymore promises. the members of congress to put their votes where their mouths have been in do the right thing. like many of my colleagues i strongly support passing a clean dream acts. legislation that already has bipartisanate support. but it is critical that we get to the 60 votes we need to pass a bill and i am open to discussing different provisions including funding for border security to help us get there. we can