>> that is an excellent point mr. city attorney. the district attorney and we tried to be reasonable, stated to us that they have other work load that was not getting done. that is why we did not recommend a reduction in the city attorney's office. that's another classic case of where the board of supervisors authorizes a transfer of a function to new department so not only does doesn't the existing department get a reduction in a number of employees but the department is now getting a new workload gets 233% increase in the case load. i agree with the city attorney on that point. we were persuaded by the district attorney's office that we could not cut those positions at this time. >> unfortunately, i was unable, unfortunately to persuade the budget analyst as to the value of that additional person. i'm hopeful that i persuaded you. >> supervisor cohen: i have a question for the comptroller. how is this body dealt with similar matters like this in year's past? when one function city government and give it to another function. how ha

corruption essential campaign pledge and his promise to help the country's poor performing bear of mr city's been runner up in two previous presidential elections and has also been a shock critic of u.s. president donald trump despite this directive president used his victory speech to hold out an olive branch. this. we will cost you a relationship or friendship and cooperation with the united states. always rooted in mutual respect and in the defense of our fellow mexicans who live and work on ripley in that country. is good movement leader because for them to feel harms our duty in mexico city well from a failure so look has offered all will be the most left leaning mexican leader for decades what voters towards him and away from the established parties. well mainly the big corruption the violence the crime that no parties so far no politician have been able to fight as a rather has promised to break down what he calls the power mafia that holds great of mexican society and some of his proposals to end corruption are cutting high ranking official salaries he even wants to cut his own salar

mr. city attorney. >> deputy city attorney john gibner.e forwarded items 1 to 22 with full board for positive recommendation by unanimous vote. >> supervisor peskin: i make a motion to not disclose. >> supervisor kim: a motion not to disclose and we can do that without objection. mr. clerk, is there any further business before this committee? >> clerk: there's no further business. >> supervisor kim: thank you. meeting adjourned. . >> good morning, and welcome to the july 18th audit and oversight commit. i'm jane kim and chair of the committeer and i'm joined by supervisor aaron peskin and a special welcome for our newest member, vally brant who is attending as a supervisor in her first committee meeting. and to recognize our clerk john carroll and thank the staff at sfgov-tv for making sure that our meetings are available both to the public and online. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk:? please make sure to silence your cellphones and complete the speaker cards and any documents to be part of the file should be submitted t

we want to be a great midsize city. >>> mr. mayor you are here to take a victory lap. last night he sent me a text, while -- has trade wars and disagreements -- >>> we get things done. i understand what goes on out here. one is i know you are talking to sec. sonny perdue about the tax bill. at least for us, as mayors, the idea of setting what our income is before we know what our expenses are is crazy. so what we do, i just finished our budget. i am a strong mayor system. i am the ceo of the government as well. what we do is we figure out what it is that we have to do. we make sure that we can do it and we set our income to do that. we invest in infrastructure and get things done. chattanooga has seen results. we have one of the highest wage grosses in the country. the poverty is dropping, those of the kind of things that constituents respond to. at the dc level, we see dysfunction. but across party lines in municipal government, we find that we can get things done and generally people want to see their community move forward. >>> mr. mayor, something you talk about is

mr. city attorney. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. the committee forwarded items 1 to 22 with full board for positive recommendation by unanimous vote. >> supervisor peskin: i make a motion to not disclose. >> supervisor kim: a motion not to disclose and we can do that without objection. mr. clerk, is there any further business before this committee? >> clerk: there's no further business. >> supervisor kim: thank you. meeting adjourned. . >> i came to san francisco in 1969. i fell in love with this city and and this is where i raised my family at. my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i

jefferson's house in between mr. city jefferson and colonel hamilton. compromise yielded the act the -- act of establishing temporary and permanent seat of the government of the united states, the residence act. i signed up into law of mid july of that year. it called for a permanent seat of government on the potomac river. that dinner compromise also yielded the debt assumption being included in the funding act. agreed that hen would not stand in the way, and he would get others to agree to not stand in the way of locating the capital city on the potomac at this point i was to pick the power exact location of the federal city. location byced that proclamation in january 1791. milesld be 100 square shaped like a diamond. it would include parts of georgetown maryland and alexandria, virginia. tobacco inspection towns. i also pointed the first board of commissioners, it would be their responsibility to supervise the building. there are many daniel carols in my day. this particular one was of rock creek. marriage, david stewart. challenges.mmediate andi on

mr. city attorney. >> deputy city attorney john gibner.the committee forwarded items 1 to 22 with full board for positive recommendation by unanimous vote. >> supervisor peskin: i make a motion to not disclose. >> supervisor kim: a motion not to disclose and we can do that without objection. mr. clerk, is there any further business before this committee? >> clerk: there's no further business. >> supervisor kim: thank you. meeting adjourned. . ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, the

mr. city attorney. >> deputy city attorney john gibner.the committee forwarded items 1 to 22 with full board for positive recommendation by unanimous vote. >> supervisor peskin: i make a motion to not disclose. >> supervisor kim: a motion not to disclose and we can do that without objection. mr. clerk, is there any further business before this committee? >> clerk: there's no further business. >> supervisor kim: thank you. meeting adjourned. . it. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their shop & dine in the 49 within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services in the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so we're will you shop & dine in the 49 chinatown has to be one the best unique shopping areas in san francisco that is color fulfill and safe each vegetation and seafood and find everything in chinatown the walk shop in chinatown welcome to jason dessert i'm the fifth generation of candy in san francisco still that serves 2000 district in t

we want to be a great midsized city. >> mr. mayor, you are here to take a little bit of a victory lap. last night you sent me a text -- said d.c. has while trade while d.c. has straight was in disagreements -- >> we get things done. so, i just can't sometimes understand what goes on up here. i will give you an example. when you were one you were talking to the secretary perdue about the tax bill. at least for us as mayors, the idea of setting whatever income is before we know what our expenses are is just crazy. so, what we do of course -- i just finished our budget, and i a strong mayor system, the ceo am of the government as well. what we do is figure out what it is we have to do to make sure we can do it and we set our income to do that. we invest in infrastructure and get things done. chattanooga has seen results. we have one of the highest wage growths in the country, record low unemployment, poverty dropping. those are the kind of things constituents respond to. at the d.c. level, we see dysfunction but even across party

mrs. reagan right at the gate. i do serve on behalf of berliners. berliners of our city, welcome to berlin. mr. resident, you have come on the occasion of our 750th anniversary celebrations, as the president and queen elizabeth. you have come as a good friend and reliable partner. you have come to a dynamic and city which looks to the future with optimism. mr. president, on liberty and security above all to the commitment of the united states of america. together with great britain and france, your country secures the bases for the viability and variety of our city. you share with us these historical obligations and visions of a free and undivided berlin, and that's a free and undivided germany. here at this place, history is concentrated as if no other place in germany or even in europe. the symbol of german unity and democracy, behind the brandenburg gates, closed for 26 years. in front of us, the street, which reminds us of the uprising in east britain and in east germany, 34 years ago. and behind those, the red city hall, where until 1948, the last council worked for the whole of berlin. now

parts city welcome to berlin. mr. e come on the anniversary of our country's celebration as did queen elizabeth and others. you have come as a reliable partner, and you have come to a dynamic and cosmopolitan city, a city which looks to the future with optimism. mr. president, we berliners owe our liberty and security above all to the commitment of the united states of america. together with great britain and france, your country secures the bases of the validity and the v variety of our city. you share with us a historical moment with a free and undivided germany. history is concentrated at the height of democracy as the iron gates have been closed for centuries. and since the uprising in east germany 34 years ago. just a little bit back the red city hall where we have elected a free and democratic council. the division of germany and europe is never more clearly than here. here one feels also the longing for freedom, the longing for togetherness. here the necessity for dialogue and cooperation beyond borders becomes

city attorney's office. the police commission recognizes the community concerns regarding assignment of mr. yankas deputy city attorney. it is the role of police commission to provide oversight to the police department and draft relevant policies and procedures. the police commission is confident it will be age to fulfill its mission. anything else you would like to add? i would like to add that i feel comfortable there is no conflict with mr. yank serving in that role. anything further? thank you very much. >> call the next line item. >> line 8 adjournment action. >> motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> thank you very much everybody. - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world- class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the l

mr. jefferson's house in philadelphia city between mr. madison and colonel hamilton with jefferson in attendance. his compromise yielded the act of establishing the temporary and permanent seat of the government of the united states, the residence act. i signed that into law of mid july of that year. it called for a permanent seat of government on the potomac river. somewhere between the mouth of the eastern branch, and the mouth of the con approaching -- and the mouth of another. that dinner compromise also yielded the debt assumption being included in the funding act. quite simply, colonel hamilton agreed that he would not stand in the way, and he would get others to agree to not stand in the way of locating the capitol city on the potomac river. mr. madison and mr. jefferson agreed they would not stand in the way any longer. was grantedt, i full power to pick the exact location of the federal city. and i announced that location by proclamation in january 1791. it would be 100 square miles shaped like a diamond. it would include parts o

mrs. reagan right at the gate. i do, sir, on behalf of berliners, berliners in both parts of our city. to berlin. [ applause ] >> translator: mr. president, you have come on the occasion of our 750th anniversary celebrations, as did president and queen elizabeth. you have come as a good friend and reliable partner. you have come to a dynamic and cosmopolitan city, a city which looks to the future with optimism. mr. president, we berliners owe our liberty and security above all to the commitment of the united states of america. together with great britain and france, your country secures the basis for the viability and variety of our city. you share with us the historical obligation and the vision of a free and undivided berlin, and that's a free and undivided germany. [ applause ] here at this place history is concentrated as no other place in germany, or even in europe. here the building, the symbol of german unity and of democracy, behind us the brandenburg gate closed for 26 years. in front of us the street on the 17th of june which reminds us of the uprising in east berlin and in ea

. >> supervisor cohen: can we pause the time, please, city attorney? >> mr. givner: deputy city attorney, jon givner. i believe the comment is only on the two year budget departments. the remainder of the departments including police will have comments on wednesday. >> supervisor cohen: that's correct. >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen: so we'll see you wednesday. thank you. all right. any other member -- this is general public comment, so if you are interested in coming and speaking on items 1 and 2, please come on down. hi, beverly. >> good afternoon, supervisors, good afternoon, committee. beverly upton, san francisco domestic violence consortium. i'm really here to implore you not to forget funding of violence against women. we have a $1.2 million budget ask in it funds 27 agencies. it's less than 41,000 peragency, and as we heard from the police department, one murder in san francisco costs $8 million. when i first joined the consortium, we were looking at 10 to 12 domestic violence homicides a year? now we are looking at a tragic two or three? this work

mr. deputy city attorney. the motion i like to approve item four and send to the full board with a positive recommendation. supervisor yee indicated a second. without objection. item five we will amend approve the amendment for item five. we'll continue to july 12th because recommendation of the clerk. is there a second. supervisor yee seconded that. we will see this again july 12th and we'll take that without objection. thank you. now on to the fun group. please. >> thank you supervisors. we have spent the week working with the budget analyst and we are prepared to accept the budget analyst recommendations. there are two outstanding policy issues. we only have a concern with one of them. that is a decision to put -- is do on reserve? question about a substitution of a 2708 custodian position. we had a vacant position last year in our budget that we did a temporary exchange to a personnel clerk under dhr policies. we have an incumbent in that position. it was an important switch for us. we have an incumbent in

mr. corgis, is there anybody else who would like to speak? city staff? okay. mr. corgis, the floor is yours. >> we're part of the team that oversees the community benefit district program. today you're hearing the presentation to establish the middle polk discover polk business district. testimony will be heard in regards to the proposed formation of the district and the proposed amendments to the management plan and engineers report, both dated july 2018. at the end of public comment, the department of elections will tabulate the ballot results. i'd like to thank supervisor peskin and his staff, especially lee and sunny. i'd like to thank susan 34 arkel fox for his additional help throughout the progress, the campaign consultants. furthermore, this process could not be completed without the assistance of the city family. specifically, i'd like to thank the clerk's office, city attorney's office, and the department of elections. >> president cohen: thank you, mr. corgis. seeing that there are no other staff persons that would like to speak on this item, i'd like t

mr. micklethwait: someone mentioned running for mayor of new york city, putting that out there. [laughter] mr. blankfein: somebody put that out there. i said, oh, no, i would be mayor of new york city. i don't know that i would run for mayor of new york city. [laughter] mr. micklethwait: i will take that is a no -- as a no. but at the same time, on the general impression you get, you seem relatively sanguine about the markets and the economy. but you have just run through these political risks. mr. blankfein: oh, i have a lot more. mr. micklethwait: the idea that italy could get into trouble, brexit, trump, trade wars. mr. blankfein: how about rising interest rates, which usually have an effect on valuation? mr. micklethwait: how high do you think interest rates go in this country? mr. blankfein: how high can they go? when i was in high school, short-term government interest rates were in the teens. not the low teens. by the way, while inflation was also above 10%. unemployment was above 10%. so these things can happen. i know everybody is debating. lips are quivering. is the fed

cities. before i continue though i want to invite mr. logan from the transportation authority. >> supervisor fewer: hi, mr. logan. >> to share what their vision was for this particular research. >> supervisor fewer: sure. >> hi, commissioners. my name is warren logan. i'm a senior transportation planner at the san francisco county of transportation authority. soon enough our separate commission which is also the board of supervisors, will be hearing our final report, excuse me -- our final report for emerging mobility evaluation and i'm excited to present that to you soon. our vision is to partner with bryan and we're very excited to hear the enthusiasm for understanding the gaps around labor. primarily our focus was on how these different services were impacting congestion. so we recognize, however, that during our initial scope of our guiding principles for emerging mobility, that several of the commissioners encouraged us to include labor. and so, obviously, we're super enthusiastic to partner with you on this and i want to herald thi

mr. new york city liberal shoot that target out there from 244 windswept yards. oh, wow.ndage dropping and wind distant -- what? >> jesse: yeah, you want to aim 13 millimeters to the left, 4 millimeters high, and you'll hit dead center. [ laughter ] >> anthony: left? >> jesse: no, hold it right on. i'm just giving you a -- >> anthony: just hold it right on? >> jesse: i was just making you -- making a joke. >> anthony: taking advantage of the city boy. >> man 2: that wind's gotta be 20 miles an hour. >> daniel: yeah, holding the rifle in this wind without a brace, it's tough. >> man 3: all eyes are on you, no pressure. [ gunshot ] >> man 4: pretty close, huh? >> man 5: pretty close, yeah. >> man 6: yeah, he may have been a hair left. [ gunshot ] >> man 7: a little high that time, i think. [ gunshot ] a little right. shooting real good, though, tony. >> bill: i mean, you're not missing it by much. if you were elk hunting, you'd be hitting it. >> anthony: exhale, pull, and squeeze? >> daniel: the big -- the biggest thing is, just let it surprise you. as you're pulling the tr

panther leader elaine brown and city councilwoman were talking about housing projects when councilwoman brooks allegedly knocked brown backwards over a stack of folding chairs. mrs. brown sued the city and a judge ordered her $1.2 million. the san francisco chronicle reports the city council approved the settlement including the 1.2 million plus her legal fees. >>> today an fbi agent who was removed from special council robert mueller's team is testifying publicly for the furs time. he was taken off the team after posting derogatory messages about president trump. how that agent is set to fire back at lawmakers. >> not looking forward to this but he's planning on giving no ground to republicans who alleged that his political bia affected two big investigations. . >> peter will be back on capitol hill today and not too happy about it. in a prepared staument he is calling today's hearing just another victory notch in vladimir putin's belt but here's the real issue. numerous text messages that he exchanged with former fbi lawyer lisa page with whom he was involved and this one in particular. 0. >> trump was number two, he was up at the highest levels. we got to mak

mr. trump introduced it in kansas city as the program was being announced. >> the farmers will be the biggest beneficiary. watch. we're opening up markets. you watch what's going to happen. >> earlier in the day the president tweeted tariffs are the greatest, saying other countries must negotiate trade deals with the u.s. or they'll get hit with tariffs. some republican senators disagree with the president's approach. >> the tariffs are not great, but the affect of the matter is trying to find a way to better position american workers for the future is laudable. >> where we ought to go is to a zero tariff world. >> the aid for farmers does not require congressional approval. >>> the ecuadorian immigrant who was detained after delivering pizza to a military army base is free this morning. >> what does it feel to be back, to be out? >> it's immense. i'm so happy. >> pablo vsr villavicencio was released last night. a federal judge ruled he can remain in the u.s. while he exhausts the right to regain legal status. >>> the candidate president trump backed for georgia has won. brian kemp takes a to

we want to be a great midsized city. >> mr. mayor, you hear to take a bit of a victory lap. last thank you statement text and you said dcs trade was in disagreements, -- >> we get things done. i just can't sometimes understand what goes on up here. i'll give an example. when is i know you're talking to secretary perdue about the tax bill. at least for us as mayors the idea of setting what income is before we know what our expenses are is crazy. and so what we do of course, i just finished our budget, and i'm a strong mayor what is called strong mayor system, so i am the ceo of the government as well. what we do is we figure out what it is that we have to do, make sure that we can do it and we set our income to do that. we invest in infrastructure. we get things done. chattanooga testing results. we've got one of highest wage gross in the country for a midsize city, record low an opponent, poverty dropping pixels the kinds of things that he think constituents respond to. at the d.c. level we see dysfunction, but even across party lines in municipal government you find that we

mr. putin gave him the city of moscow, his critics would demand, why didn't you get st. petersburg, too? tom? >> terry, thank you. >>> we'll have complete coverage tomorrow morning starting at 6:00 a.m. david muir will anchor "world news tonight" from the meeting site tomorrow. >>> back here at home to the deadly chain of events in a quiet boston suburb. a police officer allegedly killed with his own service weapon. the suspect then accused of firing at random, killing a woman inside her home. the fallen officer honored this afternoon by a line of state troopers and fellow officers standing in salute. erielle reshef has that story. >> reporter: deadly violence terrorizing the town of weymouth, massachusetts. a suspect gunning down an officer with his own weapon, leading police on a dangerous pursuit. an innocent bystander killed in the crossfire. authorities say it started around 7:30 a.m. sunday morning. officer michael chesna responding to reports of an erratic driver. that car slamming into another vehicle before police say the driver, 20-year-old emmanuel lopes, fled

mr. capper from the city attorney's. rob here? no. and then we also have kevin birmingham who is the property owner to answer any clarifying questions you may have as well. >> good afternoon, supervisors, the planning department shlg here to just give you an idea of what happened at the planning commission. the commissioners and i heard the item on december 21, 2017. three members of the public spoke against the rezoning and one member of the public requested that copper alley be extended to connect burnett avenue as part of the rezoning. the commission voted to continue the item. the planning commission heard this item again an january 18 of this year and were presented with scenarios if the ordinance was approved. after hearing, they voted unanimously to approve the ordinance. i'm available for any questions. thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. colleagues, ok. i guess we'll have the presentation first. >> hi. my name is gary ross. i'm the president of the burnnet -- >> hold on, i'll call you up during public comment.

had placed on an amazon web server, a back-up file containing information on every voter in the city. mr. linedecker, does your company store voter registration data in amazon cloud services? >> we do store data in amazon's dove cloud which has the phipps protection and everything like that. the incident that happened in chicago was, a mistake by that vendor, it was not us. but from my knowledge -- >> because of the portion of the cloud they put it on? >> it wasn't due to the portion of the cloud, they did not apply a password and they left it wide open, to my knowledge. that was what i consider a stupid mistake. >> that's very blunt. we appreciate that. thank you. >> i think senator warner has returned. >> did you say that was very blunt? >> i said it was, yes. >> blunt, that was my little segue. >> this will be a good thing. senator warner? >> very efficient committee and i was wished all committees worked this efficiently. i'm first of all. i want to make a generalized comment. i'm very concerned that there's a lot of chest-thumping about how well we did in 2016. and i think we should

mrs. davis moved to new york city. she signed a contract with joseph pulitzer to provide him with newspaper columns and for the last 16 years of her life, she lived in a hotel in manhattan writing newspaper columns for the new york world. she died in new york in 1906 at the age of 80. this painting is a pretty interesting one, somewhat for what it is. what it is is the archangel michael expelling lucifer from heaven. we think it dates to 1517. towas said to have given jefferson davis by pope pius the ninth. thate not quite sure about . we have not been able to find the smoking gun document to prove that. but what we do know is that jefferson davis and pope pius the ninth correspondent during the war. -- corresponded during the war. letter to the a archbishops of new york and new orleans trying to get them to use influence to mediate an end of the war. the letter became public and jefferson davis and others read it, and davis wrote a letter to the pope and september 1860 three, trying to enlist the pope's sympathy and s

city of on sirrah bay. this is john paul two writes in a revival also known as mr tina he runs a gemstone cutting shop in unsuitable the business has been in his family for two generations. the area around the city is known for what used to be called semi precious stones although the distinction is no longer made. a high quality amethyst can be worth more than an inferior sapphire. here he's using a special machine to cut a piece of quartz that has a valuable inclusion trapped inside there only if i'm not on the ladder is part of my job is the competition. you want absolutely need high quality stones but lots of people are looking for them in the. past the mines around and syrah be dangerous problems with all those criminals hanging around you don't like it but you have to go to the mines because it's hard to get good jams anywhere else top. buys his rod gemstones from local dealers there are hardly any sapphires in this area. during the colonial era and syrah bay was popular with french people today the city is. an important economic center. but poverty is widespread. here mr meets with gem dealers who offer him s

city. and then mr philo was removed by a sudden scandal would somebody pulled out. who is it who knows where all the skeletons are hidden. spending tens or hundreds of billions they are aware of but then that everything that presupposes that it does it doesn't matter who's president of france does that matter to who is the prime minister of the u.k. i don't think so no any more you know. the most important thing is some seem to forget its ideology right there is pro western ideology which isn't here to talk about and so in my point it's just the product and where we go it's a product of this ideology is to make the system and then probably it's a french go bunch of you know. elites. well in france. and ireland we call it zip codes ok where you never you never see the immigrants you never see drugs in the. speaking of the variation of european union officials at this nato summit in brussels john clarke vent juncker walking around. that might could have been go ahead i know you would be toasted off his butt or if you believe the official version he has that problem so

also, through the chair, i wanted to call josh back up, director of city build. mr. arsay, so for the audience, some of these questions i already know, but sometimes i ask questions so we get it on the record. for those listening, the audience. how long have we been in existence and how long has the business been in the city? how does that interface with this conversation? and then i have a follow-up question. >> okay. absolutely, supervisor. josh arsay, city build. city build was established in 2005 and began training candidates in the community starting in 2006. it was an initiative that was cataali cataalized. it's graduated more than 1,200 graduates going back through what is starting now in the third week of our 29th class. it's an 18-week program. you can do the math in terms of two classes a year, sometimes during the summer. as i mentioned, sometimes we recruit with organizations in our most disadvantaged communities. we're trying to find workers of color, women, limited english-speaking, formerly incarcerated, to help them gain access to the construction ind

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mr. arsay to speak. >> i apologize for missing timing and things like that. i want to ask about city build and how it relates to things on the table. there's been a lot of question about city build and how it may play with this proposal. i know we're going to be prop e proposing amounts and what that means. i think they're very committed to seeing a pathway for all the different underrepresented communities that you work with. i just want to hear your thoughts on that. >> thank you, supervisor safai. in the office, economic, and workforce development, i just want to say thank you for all your hard work, obviously to the city administrator, policy makers, and the contracts particularly lbe coming together. for city build as a program, and i'm happy to provide further context on what city build is or does. it's a program that's been around for 12 years. it's the preapprenticeship program that provides pathways to career opportunities in construction, working with the building trades and union programs. i think it's really safe to say that the strength of the program, which is pretty un