i think the only black woman along with her daughter phyllis. they are the only black women who participate in in that action led by alice paul. carol is that committed and and concurs with those tactics while somebody like margaret murray washington is another leader on so from from alabama tuskegee who really cautions black women against becoming to embroiled in radical suffrage politics. i think washington thinks it's risky personally and it's risky politically and so while she is prepared to support voter education efforts among black women so that they will be prepared. if and when a 19th amendment is ratified, she's not prepared to recommend that the women of the nacw turn out and participate in radical suffrage politics, and that's an important difference among black women. and to take another turn, you know, there were communities that were majority black communities. is there any evidence that those communities that were majority black communities that there was stronger voter participation were. were black women able to vote in local e

phyllis lyon was secretary and also a longtime editorof the latter . during the early years of the organization when secrecy was important, was paramount actually, they used their home to host parties and fundraising events for the daughters of elitists. the boards resolution to initiate landmark designation for the lyon-martin house was designated for two parcels, because those were the properties owned by phyllis lyon and martin. the boards designation was heard by the historic preservation committee commissioned in 2021. the historic preservation commission finding the lyon-martin house significantly historical voted 6 to 1 to recommend approval of landmark designation of the property 51 duncan street only excluding 649duncan street from the recommendation as shown shaded in the slide . in their deliberations commissioners noted parcels in the house appeared to be the propertymost representative of margin and lyon's significance . on a somewhat related aside, the lyon-martin health services which was named in honor of phyllis lyon and doris martin a

turning a blind eye to the plot to sick to even tease the authorities had to step in order to live phyllis obama lay low the walls will identify it will be local to live what might be a cubicle people they want to as a fundamental get an angle into a local it be over our yard if you will obviously never going to them with that. little seal it up with you. the impounded. weapons willing to put on show for the press they included assault rifles laser sights and night vision goggles that would have greatly enhanced the insurgents fighting how an. america could be as close ally was also not playing at all it is a price move charge former major general cleaver i will not cut extract thinking together with this president might do and $2.00 millions were offered for their capture and alkali agree to be extradited to the united states. scoop out the rest most of the trainee find to subscribe to the remainder went into hiding in the work he had at desert among them 2 of good roads silver course associates former us soldiers denman and bury. me more presuming. he or. no more it all goes over real op

well we always love to hate you'll phyllis on all stories so do get in touch by following us on social media and leaving only your comments that we'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines. now look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obesity is too great a trance. like theories say with artificial intelligence where some of the. must protect its own existence. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still haven't healed. me from a dog. me coffee to market the bottom is above all. of us at us as mean older than us and that's important to know selves and of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption that only. feaster. to this day mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for their birth parents. is your media a reflection of reality. in a

flexible they'll explain about the as little sex but more likely to look at the facts now than your phyllis's never denied it you go champaign and see god they claim with lisa come along now i'll sit for a moment points of view because i don't know no one sends me this lee 100002 well still see goals and show enjoy full goosen only because i've come to anything for their alleged leader time missile do something he had a conversation with be a clue about their waste into in the media. and should leave though some exchange will fade her steps so we need to put it as a no no. mommy and me at our game now is trying to mimic what of public opinion that where the public opinion and i meet the river very different verdicts for very different people and it could be extremely extremely damaging for our government as a whole if any allow that to happen so again as painful as it is should believe that up to that or not at all it. this is not public opinion this is not clinching go for an attorney no results are going to to if they can go hold so against the time you know this is full use of investigatio

the government is working with various groups to devise a plan phyllis would like to see children get paid to help recycle. until then be a big brothers room the rubbish dump hoping for their next good haul that might earn them as much as $6.00 natasha going to al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories and is reporting daily record numbers of infections health authorities registered more than 261000 cases in the past 24 hours and the nation is running out of vaccine supplies and will start delaying exports as a result of new isolation centers in thailand preparing to receive their 1st residents everyone who test positive for 19 is being transferred to one of the centers or to hospital the country's been registering more than 1500 new cases a day 20 chang is at a newly built field hospital in bangkok people being allowed to stay at home even if they're asymptomatic but if they test positive they've either got to come to a hospital or to a field hospital like this where they can be monitored they'll be kept here for 14 days until medical staff can absolutely guarantee tha

today for second year most will be apart from their families, their friends, full congregations that phyllis with joy, yet is the gospel of john reminds us. light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it. this easter from our family to yours. we wish you help hope, joy and the peace of god. biden's also encouraged all americans to get vaccinated once they're eligible, vice president kamala harris will be visiting oakland tomorrow. vice president is set to talk about a number of topics, including water infrastructure and small business. this will be her first visit to oakland since she became vice president. president harris is a native of oakland and spent several years of her childhood in berkeley. she and her husband spent the day in l a for easter. no word yet on where the vice president plans to go when she arrives in oakland tomorrow. oh okay. not a bad weekend. it wasn't that warm, though. we've got fog back at the coast of more typical spring pattern for saturday and sunday tomorrow is gonna follow suit with that. and actually, most of this week is going to follow s

as he also has promises to be unlike any other right comp it has still been rolled out at phyllis i'm the nominees of south arriving at the 93rd academy awards often lots of testing and a quarantine period because of the pandemic there are no fans to grant them and this is our money won't have a host but the night could still be packed with surprises with a number of 1st time nominations brunell's has this preview. the emirates red carpet no adoring crowds no comedy acts instead of a fancy theater the awards will be handed out in an art deco era train station after a pandemic year in which the movie industry itself struggling and streaming video extended its dominance over cinema releases the oscars will be more low key this year not a lot of fun maybe i'm i am so sick of virtual award shows right now and people in their living rooms on zoom among the best picture nominees director chloe joust no man's land is the front runner since last year how much since the true no 2 months i'm test. of the same thing right now best actor award may come down to a choice between honors for the late

frame it will make us more strong the government is working with various groups to devise a plan phyllis would like to see children get paid to help recycle. until then be a big brothers room the rubbish dump hoping for their next good haul that might earn them as much as $6.00 natasha going to. gaza. libya has begun rolling out its kind of a 19 vaccination program as received doses of the russian chinese and british oxford astra zeneca jobs libya's recording an average of $1000.00 new infections each day australia is in no hurry to reopen its international borders and prime minister scott morrison says he's not willing to risk australia's mostly corona virus free lifestyle by doing so it's one of the few countries that's been able to keep cases under control g to lock downs and strict quarantine measures the border closure and restrictions on the number of people entering the country has meant thousands of australians have been left stranded overseas. the russian opposition figure is in the 3rd week of a hunger strike in prison and close to death according to his personal doctor. has be

is that going to recover funds left in that and to divert phyllis's where astra zeneca vaccine is be supplied elsewhere if that's the case and i understand it but it doesn't make much sense i mean a pandemic isn't global epidemic and as long as the doses of be used that's the top priority the e.u. is producing yesterday and again eckstein in very few countries so we need to look at where we can up the production capacity so i'm in clark in reading is this just political point scoring big does seem to be the. critical point scoring yes i mean you have to ask yourself are. efforts to discredit the senate bill that seem insensitive if if if the state safety why it's parts of europe is it came to get over it the germans for instance. looking to. tell you know what seem crippling they're going to the russians so it does seem a bit all right it does cooper in delhi from where you are is this a particularly acute issue in as much as there are issues of procurement and procurement specifically in india because you are going through a vicious 2nd wave of coronavirus there. yes it's a quite le

phyllis and.his tax bill is huge. -- fill us in, the tax bill is huge. >> their father died best year. his value was estimated at $1 billion and south korea has one of the largest tax rates, i think it is the second highest in the world. compared to the 37 other members . i think their average was around 15%. korea is at 50%, 50. when their father died, the family got $21 billion worth of fortune. take that, half of that. that is around $11 billion. they could have actually paid more. they are donating 23,000 pieces of artwork, including some amazing ones. they would probably have to pay at -- another $7 billion. >> thank you. earnings continue to be a dominant theme in china. let's look at what is coming up. let's start with a recap, how has this earning season been so far in china? >> it is ok. the bar was quite high to begin the year and then incrementally, they are getting a little bit more here. i think it is 700 copies that have reported so far. on the revenue side, 50% based on the data tha

phyllis lyon was secretary and also a longtime editorof the latter . during the early years of the organization when secrecy was important, was paramount actually, they used their home to host parties and fundraising events for the daughters of elitists. the boards resolution to initiate landmark designation for the lyon-martin house was designated for two parcels, because those were the properties owned by phyllis lyon and martin. the boards designation was heard by the historic preservation committee commissioned in 2021. the historic preservation commission finding the lyon-martin house significantly historical voted 6 to 1 to recommend approval of landmark designation of the property 51 duncan street only excluding 649duncan street from the recommendation as shown shaded in the slide . in their deliberations commissioners noted parcels in the house appeared to be the propertymost representative of margin and lyon's significance . on a somewhat related aside, the lyon-martin health services which was named in honor of phyllis lyon and doris martin a

view to what is going on in california they bring in democratic strategist alan or and ed martin phyllis shapely ziegel thank you so much for joining al and you're back for day 2 thank you so much we had a great conversation yesterday but that's why i know that you know dealing with what is going on the board is probably the best in your wheel house on this one let's start with what is going on san diego do you think it's actually fair for these parents whose kids have been kept out of school the past year they feel like they obviously have not done as well as teachers would have done for migrant children to be actually getting in person learning before the actual students taxpayers students are getting that option as well. sure and so i don't know if it's about fear i think it's about the process that we're in because the children that we're talking about are unaccompanied children so they're not in the same category as the other children that are living in households although their own children the schools the teacher that are teaching these kids are doing it oh entirely to address a c

view to what is going on in california they bring in democratic strategist alan or and ed martin phyllis shapely ziegel thank you so much for joining al and you're back for day 2 thank you so much we had a great conversation yesterday but that's why i know that you know dealing with what is going on the board is probably the best in your wheel house on this one let's start with what is going on san diego do you think it's actually fair for these parents whose kids have been kept out of school the past year they feel like they obviously have not done as well as teachers would have done for migrant children to be actually getting in person learning before the actual students taxpayers students are getting that option as well. sure and so i don't know if it's about fear i think it's about the process that we're in because the children that we're talking about are unaccompanied children so they're not in the same category as the other children that are living in households although their own children the schools the teacher that are teaching these kids are doing it oh and clearly to address

. >> phyllis wants to know if you have any sense how the culture spacex differs from other private companies, and you mention blue origin and a lot of people want to know your answer to that. >> so the cultures of those two companies is vastly different. and it is because it is drawn from musk. he sets the tone which is extremely demanding workplace, and the phrase is used in the book is he wants to make the impossible possible. so yes, he asks great things of his people but gives them the freedom to go out and do that. he moves really fast and that is in direct contrast to a lot of the companies including blue origin. blue origin hired a ceo, bob smith and he was from honeywell aerospace, and jeff bezos hired him to come in as the company moved from this hobby shop development company to an operational company flying missions into space and winning nasa contracts and working with the department of defense. smith has made blue origin a lot more like a traditional aerospace company, much more closer to a boeing or sierra nevada or a a lockheed martin thank you a spacex. it's interesting there

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women who wrote by louisa may alcott jay austan emily brontË gertrude stein and phyllis wheatley narratedy. >> and the winner for best multi-voice performance is. >> clap when you land by elizabeth acevedo narrated i elizabeth acevedo and melania lisa marte. >> 2020 was your applause for many people. let's take a quiet moment to remember all those that we lost whether they be family or friends or are beloved members of our industry. we are thinking of you. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> we now transition into the moment where we get to hear from our winner. winning last year for me was a huge, huge honor. i feel like the relationship between a writer and an individual reader is one of the most sacred that there is. for me getting to be the direct conduit between the two is a sweet honor in itself and being recognized for that is something i will carry with me always. thank you. this ears finalist for best male narrator are. >> all the devils are here by louise penny. narrated by robert packers to. the auto by garfield malcolm x is told to alex haley by malcolm x as told to alex haley narrated by lawrence fi

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. >> tucker: phyllis onge never got the pardon.re are plenty of people who hate him because he exposed their incompetence and malevolence in some cases. he still in jail. he's coordinating protests on julie massages the thank you for coming on to tell us about the core reason that you are spending your weekend on behalf of a guy i assume you haven't met. why are you doing y this? >> it's not just a weekend. it's been the last two years, almost, since the whole ordeal started. because if we lose this battle, if julian is allowed to be taken to the united states and ex-united to the u.s., we lose everything we understand of the first amendment and the basic rights of free speech. he currently faces 18 charges, 17 of which is under the espionage act, one which is under the computer fraud and abuse act. the u.s. prosecution went as far as to argue in court that a journalist like yourself who receives any classified information regardless whether if it's a legally classified or not can be charged under the espionage act. that's not coun

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phyllis and on what we know about this decision.a: it is a huge announcement from the white house. you mentioned president biden now plans to begin withdrawing -- begin withdrawing u.s. troops from afghanistan. we should point out that the bided administration essentially inherited an exit plan from the trump administration, a deal they negotiated with the taliban last year. the taliban said we will stop attacking u.s. troops, cut ties with al qaeda. there is anywhere from about 2500 to 3500 u.s. troops on the ground iafghanistan. that is why they have been working to develop their own plan. more details tomorrow. but for now, this is a very big announcement. it is 20 years after the attacks that led the u.s. to launch that work in the first place. trillions of dollars later, more than 2000 u.s. troops dead, over 100,000 civilians dead. judy: we know that when this war begin, there was broad bipartisan support for the u.s. going in. tell us more about the reaction this afternoon. amna: we have heard republicans criticizing the plan.

the government is working with various groups to devise a plan phyllis would like to see children get paid to help recycle. until then be a big brothers room the rubbish dump hoping for their next good haul that might earn them as much as $6.00 natasha going to. gaza. but israel has taken a significant step forward with the government as saying it's no longer compulsory to wear a mosque outside schools and also reopened in another sign of a gradual return to normal life mosques were made mandatory a year ago but now they want in dollars israel has one of the world's most successful vaccination programs with more than half the population having had at least one. with a news outlet from london going to be live in caves to break a bastion of democracy in africa have holes opposed if not ok a winner in sight. a sign of the times the school battling stigma and poverty to give afghanistan's deaf children a quality education and then you want to call them lost his tennis champion following in the footsteps of his mom genuine explainer in school. hell i've got some lovely warm spring sunshine

i want to give a shoutout again to minor phyllis for we get up out of here and encourage people if you haven't got the book go out and sit and sort of i think it is -- i think kind of be a pleasurable rigorous pleasure and i think it is pleasurable rigger. but i think that's important for what you'repl doing with reckong art and it is doing so much. if you have the book you need to reread it and one question if this is with you you were saying did you know one another as writers and i was trying to convince kathy that we met kathy don't remember me then. but i remember meeting kathy. kathy don't remember meeting me. is that fair? [laughter]me >> i think i might have met you once and i must have been drunk or something -- but i can't and get embarrassed like this famous man on campus like he was -- essay -- i read he was like writing and essay -- >> nope. >> reading it and talk about about it so you were -- you were known and i had a lot of mad respect for you but we didn't crosses paths all too too much and i don't remember why i'm remembering. >> m i remember you and again i remember

phyllis condos. monte sereno police department has arrested a business owner who they say sexually assaulted his customers, authorities say ali oscar she mirani befriended female customers by saying he was offering bread making lessons at mama's bakery on santa cruz avenue. authorities say the 75 year old would then inappropriately touch them against their will. for money faces sexual battery charges. a man accused of killing a seven year old girl and a driver in a d u i crash made his first court appearance today he's been charged with murder. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the latest on this case. this is 25 year old christian vargas shortly after pittsburgh police say he crashed his camaro into a family's toyota killing. karina rose, alice's boyfriend and her seven year old daughter he does not deserve. no sympathy on friday, vargas pleaded not guilty and martinez courtroom to two counts of murder as well as do you why cameras were not allowed at the hearing anything to see them again. killed i

the government is working with various groups to devise a plan phyllis would like to see children get paid to help recycle. until then the r.b.a. brothers room the rubbish dump hoping for their next good haul that might earn them as much as $6.00 natasha al-jazeera. and to make matters worse has announced a record number of new cases $466.00 plus $23.00 deaths in the last 24 hours the territory has received very few vaccine doses just 3 percent of the adult population in fact has been inoculated in the all of its i.c.u. beds are now in use and it is believed a highly contagious variant will variants fuelling the 2nd wave of infections. almost 12 minutes past the hour here is what is coming up a controversial plan in indonesia digging up the dead. to make way for a racetrack. now i get emotional for this day when i talk about it but. it's in my it's in my blood i feel such a connection here a diaspora return to why people are choosing to leave europe and america in favor of kate. and another trophy for leno messy thing is will he stay a bus alone or. he will be here with the action in

got your quarantine tests booked and one on day two and 188 and many people are turning up without phyllis000 people coming into heathrow every day and as we heard lines of up to six hours to get through which even in normal times would be pretty tricky when you have the worry of social distancing and coded and that makes it all the more stressful and that's why the police are getting involved i'm sorry to say. why the police are getting involved i'm sorry to say-— i'm sorry to say. bring us up-to-date _ i'm sorry to say. bring us up-to-date with - i'm sorry to say. bring us up-to-date with what - i'm sorry to say. bring us| up-to-date with what the i'm sorry to say. bring us - up-to-date with what the overall up—to—date with what the overall travel rules are. you mention it illegal to go on holiday. when is that change? 17th of may we have been increasingly led to understand it was going to be the earliest possible date for the signals i'm getting from the government suggests it will be on that date. molar getting from the government suggests it will be on that date.— it will be on that d

we were too hot, we did not have an amphitheater big enough for him to do his show, but they sent phyllis george, who was miss america 1970, i believe. she later become -- became the first lady of kentucky. she was so beautiful and so -- all of her entourage. they came to our icu and talked with every single shoulder -- single soldier, which was awesome. one of the soldiers was a double-amputee, both of his arms were amputated from the elbow down. so he could not hold himself up. i was holding him up and she spent a lot of time with him. when she was leaving, i laid him down and said, wouldn't it be great if all of us looked that good? he looked up at me and said, they don't hold a candle to what you look like to us. i just could not believe he said that and i leaned down and kissed his forehead and said, i will never forget you, thank you. here he was, supporting me, when i was supposed to be supporting him. another story that i never forget, there was an ambush right near where we were up in the mountains. for whatever reason, strategy had that we needed that pass for the soldiers and t

but they sent phyllis george. who is miss america 1970. and she later became the first lady of kentucky. but she was so beautiful, and so you know so we're all of her entourage. they came to our icu and talk with every single soldier. and that was awesome. and the soldier, one of the soldiers i was taking care of that day, was a double amputee. both his arms were amputated from the elbow down. and so he could not hold himself up. so i was holding him up and she spent a lot of time with him. and when she was leaving, i laid him down and said want to be great if all of us look that good. and he looked up at me, and he said they don't hold a candle to what you look like to us. i just couldn't believe he said that, and i kissed his forehead and said i will never forget that thank you. here he was supporting me, and i was supposed to be supporting him. so you know. another story that i never forget this one, there was an ambush and that was right near where we were near the mountains. so for whatever reason, strategy had that we needed that pat

and so like phyllis gallany was chairman of the national league from the state of virginia and she got over a million signed letters and petitions and she took these other wives there, too. big mail bags of letters, this is a pr campaign and dumped them out in front of the delegates, the communists in paris, they got the media there and they took video and pictures and this came out around the world. the communist wanted all bad pr against the u.s. all of a sudden they're getting bad pr. this all happened the spring and summer of 1969. well, things have a way of happening. ho chi minh died in september of 1969. and it took the bureau of communist north vietnam about a month of meetings and negotiating and jockeying around for them to come up with a new chairman and leader. and the new leadership in hanoi decided they didn't like the bad pr and they probably needed to change our treatment and start trying to get good pr. and so that's what happened. within a few weeks they stopped all the torture. in the summer of '69 had been hell. the summer of 69, the way to combat the bad pr is they

we didn't have an amphitheater big enough for him to you know to do his show but they sent phyllis george. who was miss america 1970, i believe and she later became the first lady of, kentucky. but she was so beautiful and so all of her entourage and they came to our icu and talked with every single soldier which was awesome and the soldier one of the soldiers i was taking care of that day was a double amputee both of his arms were amputated from the elbow down. and so he could not hold himself up. so i was holding him up and she spent a lot of time with him. and when she was leaving i laid him down and i said wouldn't it be great if all of us looked that good? and he looked up at me and said they don't hold a candle to what you look like to us. well, i i just couldn't believe he said that and i leaned down and i kissed his forehead and i said i will never forget you. thank you here. he was supporting me when i was supposed to be supporting him. another story that always i never forget this one. there was an ambush at the on cape pass on k was right near where we were it was something in

to preserve phyllis and dull's legacy to ensure queer and transwomen don't fall through the cracks tothe health and well being of our community. please keep us alive. thank you. >> president laguana: thank you. next caller please. >> mr. president, there are no more callers in the queue at this moment. >> president laguana: okay. seeing no public comment. commissioner adams. >> commissioner adams: yeah. congratulations to all the nominees today. i want to give a shout out to two special ones. i know the first caller and i want to wish donna sashay a happy birthday today. calling in on your birthday. what betty has done with the writers and the columnist really does affect our community and the online presence, it's so important for our community. so i just want to congratulate the bay times and thank betty for what she's done with that paper and just turning it in to the power house that it is in the san francisco lgbtq community. i also want to give a shout-out to lion martin health center. a caller said something very important. it's for our community run by our community and what t

i'm phyllis clark. i am a christian scientist, and i'm very much in favor of this project. i believe it's the right idea to give people in san francisco housing that they can afford so they don't have to give their energy to commuting every day instead of contributing to the locality where they're working, and i thank you to the church for all the efforts they have made, and i believe that their presence will contribute to the community there. it'll be working for good and not against in what is already a good community. thank you for letting me share, and i hope that you approve this project. good-bye. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is sarah ogilvie, and i'm calling from the mission. however, i have lived in the tenderloin for many years. i enthusiastically support bringing these homes to that area. these much needed residences are really important to helping alleviate san francisco's housing shortages. i think it's a beautiful use. preservation of the building facade is really nice. the bicycle parking spots, no vehicle parking, and just, you know, that walkabi

phyllis, one of madoff's victims, reflected on that in a 2009 interview with fox news. >> i answered case unfolding on wall street as we speak. >> and i said to him, how much did we lose? and he said everything. >> there are so many victims like her, ainsley. i don't know if you remember, but back in 2008 when he was originally arrested, december 2008, i was the key reporter on this story. i stood outside of bernie madoff's apartment on the upper east side for 12 hours a day waiting to see the day he would finally go to court. it was march 2009 that he pled guilty to all 11 fraud charges against him, and he spent every last day of his life in jail, dead at 82. it's streaming now on fox nation. ainsley: bernie nay day, death of a -- madoff, death of a snake oil salesman, sign up on fox nation to see this. you can get access to events and your favorite personalities on any device. >>> it's 8:35 here on the east coast. the migrant surge declared an emergency in arizona. will cane is going to joins live next. refiplus lets you refinance to save money every month. plus you could get an av

ago, fresh out of law school, i went to work for the illinois state senate and met a woman named phyllis was leading the charge against the equal rights amendment. i guess the warcry of the day was, don't get in our bathrooms, those men were coming in our bathrooms. that really drove the debate for a long time. the equal rights amendment was never ratified in time by the states. i suppose that privacy is a very important element to everybody, as it should be. i hope that we can learn a lesson here that some of the great fears we have, such as equality of marriage, destroying the institution of marriage, six years ago it was decided and my wife and i are still married. on the religious aspect of this, i am going to tread very carefully and lightly just to say i do not believe some of the things that have been suggested as the products of the equality act. i do believe that people who want to blatantly discriminate and use religion as their weapon have gone too far. we have to have limits on what they can do. i might remind us in history that the ku klux klan was not burning question marks

i'm phyllis clark. i am a christian scientist, and i'm very much in favor of this project. i believe it's the right idea to give people in san francisco housing that they can afford so they don't have to give their energy to commuting every day instead of contributing to the locality where they're working, and i thank you to the church for all the efforts they have made, and i believe that their presence will contribute to the community there. it'll be working for good and not against in what is already a good community. thank you for letting me share, and i hope that you approve this project. good-bye. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is sarah ogilvie, and i'm calling from the mission. however, i have lived in the tenderloin for many years. i enthusiastically support bringing these homes to that area. these much needed residences are really important to helping alleviate san francisco's housing shortages. i think it's a beautiful use. preservation of the building facade is really nice. the bicycle parking spots, no vehicle parking, and just, you know, that walkabi