i honed my skills and became a proficient carpenter. wages and benefits provided me with stability and security of my career. fellow carpenters have enriched my professional life but also provided a sense of belonging, support and opportunity. the union has instilled a sense of pride and dignity in my work. knowing i'm a part of a legacy of skilled craftman and women who built and shape our communities fills with a deep sense of purpose. i support that amendment. thank you for your time. >> thank you much for addressing the committee. >> good afternoon supervisors. sherry williams from one treasure island. we have been involved with the civilian reuse planning for treasure island since 1994 so i appreciate your commentss about how to make this plan work today 30 years later. i don't necessarily want to say that we in noe valley bathroom, but we are 30 years in the making, so there is some sort of an analogy there. i just want to say quickly, because i only have two minutes, we have 150 units for formally homeless families and individual

so the carpenters said enough is enough. working with community groups a strong partner including mayor london breed including supervisor dorsey and is a matter of fact, are wiener owe challenges like 18 to 12 and sb 4 and finally finally allows the missing middle to be built in the communities that need it the most and lifting up all construction w prevailing wage and healthcare and real enforcement but again southern segments certain politicians want to play games and politics with housing in san francisco and undermine the state law we fought for and lake theirs while tell thousands of union construction works that there is no plays for in the san francisco not to work and certainly not to live when you play politics with housing you're playing politics are people's lives i'm a richmond school resident and a lifelong member i thought to see more housing and opportunities for my neighbors for my daughter how can we say no to housing our schools are losing thousands of students request no place to go in san francisco how ca

he was an - accomplished carpenter. -- slums. accomplished carpenter. —— slums.ut three dozen volunteers to help him do that, but it included his wife, who he turned in a bit of a carpenter herself. so many pictures from habitat for humanity to show him with his beloved rosalind next to him. a lot of his work wasn�*tjust beloved rosalind next to him. a lot of his work wasn�*t just the beloved rosalind next to him. a lot of his work wasn�*tjust the united states. he travelled the world. he was helping with the charity, including south africa, where his aim was to build 1000 homes across africa. for him, he saw this as the path to reconciliation. building affordable homes after apartheid. that came out of his christian faith to reconcile men with each other and with god. he made a post presidency... he made it out of that. there are lots of debates about the effectiveness of his presidency, but i don�*t think there is any question that he was the most active that he was the best former president that we�*ve ever had. i president that we've ever had. i think his las

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the carpenter, let’s try it, let’s try the carpenter, let’s check the carpenter well, yes, six peoplee has already gone from the woodworker already yes everything is a handyman handyman handyman assembler maybe some furniture maker oh there is an option gas when you can gas yes gasman gasman gasman gasman gasman we check the gasman the gasman i have the responsibility now you can’t make mistakes you think through there and your codes. it seems to me that the dispatcher can connect some service or call a plumber , yes. attention, oh well dispatcher, it is important if he is here, dispatcher. four people, one line left, let's try another version, come on, it's certainly not that popular, but nevertheless it is necessary to paint, entrances, benches and so on, the painter, just benches, there is no painter, now it goes to your rivals then the idea that there are many professions, you need to guess one, you know it for sure, robert, welder, welder, oh, marya, accountant, accountant, alexander, elevator operator, elevator operator, daria, lawyer, lawyer, that’s how things work out, ruslan,

to be one of the carpenters.changed everything. several months later, they come up on a bus from georgia, slept in a dormitory space at her church and hells kitchen, and commuted to the project. as i said, he was the one that worked the hardest. >> just very quickly, did you believe it when he said he wanted to work with the charity? what was the reaction like? rob: i had gotten to know him a little bit and those of us in habitat could believe it. the people who cannot believe it were people in your industry. the media kept asking, he is just going to come and make a few hammer swings, and go back to georgia? we said, no, he will work for the entire week. that led to real incredulity throughout the press, until they came down and he actually recruited some of the premier media people in new york to help with them on that project. they sure believed it then. >> we end the way we begin, this was not a photo op, this was real work being carried out. thank you very much. thank you for sharing your memories of jimmy c

what i didn't hear today. it is this formulation when i asked michael carpenter about is it worth it,re there any real developments in this regard, he said that today he has nothing to announce, but firstly, he assured that there are very active discussions, and secondly, he said that the united states believes that ukraine must have long-range capabilities, and thirdly, he said that there are active discussions about making sure that ukraine has the capabilities to strike these. military, from where russia conducts attacks against the ukrainian military, against ukrainian cities and against infrastructure. that's actually how he formulated his answer to this question. i will not enter into a debate on this subject, because in the end it is the decision of the president of the united states to make. what i will say is that we are making a number of efforts to give ukraine an advantage in the ability to pursue targets, where is russia firing from? ukrainian positions and ukrainian cities and damages ukrainian infrastructure, so we will continue these conversations, obviously some of th

so the carpenters said enough is enough. working with community groups a strong partner including mayor london breed including supervisor dorsey and is a matter of fact, are wiener owe challenges like 18 to 12 and sb 4 and finally finally allows the missing middle to be built in the communities that need it the most and lifting up all construction w prevailing wage and healthcare and real enforcement but again southern segments certain politicians want to play games and politics with housing in san francisco and undermine the state law we fought for and lake theirs while tell thousands of union construction works that there is no plays for in the san francisco not to work and certainly not to live when you play politics with housing you're playing politics are people's lives i'm a richmond school resident and a lifelong member i thought to see more housing and opportunities for my neighbors for my daughter how can we say no to housing our schools are losing thousands of students request no place to go in san francisco how ca

i've worked in the construction industry as an apprentice carpenter, aenter, a foreman carpenter andrked on the bank back in 2002. in 2007, after an i became a union organizer for the nor-cala field representative for carpenters local 22. in public sector field representative for carpenters local was offered the job of stative for carpenters local 22. in the private sector, my duty service all the membership of the carpenters union working in saer the conditions of the carpenters master agrnt and various project labor agreements in the public to negotiate and maintain various city and county of san francisco, san francisco district, university of california and the golden gate bridge highway and trust. i look forward to working with the planning serve san francisco as a planning commissioner, and i humbly this process. thank you for your time this morning and any questions, any questions from any com, i mean, i this is an important appointment, so definitely com the skills. so appreciate you stepping forward. just want to talk a citywide planning. rezoning effort as it pertains to d

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now, another ghost story is about the carpenter and the brick mason. the carpenter was a handsome fellow and he carried on kind of a foot with the brick layer who is on the right there. and they would get in the conflict, an old guy and the way he was treated. there's even a drawing and later on, the brick mason was so angry that he knocked out the carpenter and he had gotten in trouble for fighting. a location to the corridor to the rooms and there's a place you can see where the bricks were added and if you come by that late at night, particularly after lights are gone, people are gone, you can hear the carpenter inside still trying get out. so that one is definitely a ghost. another ghost is peter. he sits in the crypt -- he's trying to get out of congress. he was never paid. they went ahead and let andrew. lafont got no credit and no money a spirit that we can identify that is fearful. another one is john, old chamber. that's elaborate. that's a brick art. one of the complex brick arches ever built and at the time had wider span. they had to put th

i've the construction industry as an apprentice carpenter, acarpenter, a lead carpenter, a foreman carpenter in 2007, after an injury on the job, i became a union organizer for the nor-calarpenters union. in 2008 i became a field representative for carpenters local 22. in 2010, i became the public sector field representative for carpent and in 2022 i was offered the job of senior field representative for carpenters local 22. in the private sector, my duty service all the membership of the carpenters union workin san terms and conditions of the carpentersthe drywall master agreement and various project labor agreements in the public sector. my duty is to negotiate and maintain various memorandum of understandings including the city and county of san francis district, university of california and the golden gate bridge highway and trust. i look forward to working with the planning department in order to serve san francisco as a planning commissioner, and i humbl seek your approval in this process. thank you for your time this morning and any qu estions, any questions fr members, i mean, i thi

and the carpenter's say, yes. the carpenter's say, yes.es to more housing protecting work and a better california. today is a really fantastic day i'm excited. you will seat boards on the wall and now they are empty that's where we are. people are not building housing but today is a new day in california. new day in san francisco and look forward to the boards filling up we will see more affordable housing come across san francisco. and we got one that is getting under way. next sfeeshg i want to introduce a half member and builder from the bernal heights neighborhood center. gina. [applause] >> good morning i want it thank senator wean and mayor breed for inviting me. to a celebration and as an affordable housing developer it is an honor to recognize when sb423 means to the city and ability to make affordable housing easier and faster. we have a saying on our housing team this there is in easy affordable. no easy housing site left in san francisco. and so what this means for us and building in bernal height system that some of the challen

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just a few projects i worked on as a union carpenter. because of my entrepreneurial spirit i enrolled in san francisco renaissance, graduated and earned the general building contractor license. for two decades i worked as a contractor working with projeths renovation, repair work, new construction for the past 4 years i have been a carpenter with our city and department of public works. in 2010, i was one of the 1.5 million californian who lost their home to for closure. eviction as a home owner or tenant is a devastating personal experience. i was fortunate to have the support of family and community to help me through this period. i found a few purpose in healing working with city wide community of neighbors who lost their homes or in danger of losing home. through this experience i educated myself on the issue that caused the wave of for e closures and thousands of evictions that impact our communities all over the city. through the education i began working voluntarily to keep my neighbors in their homes through direct action advocat

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we introduce you to one american carpenter who is helping with the restoration. >>> it's tax day, monday, april 15th. earl early today starts right now. good morning. glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. all eyes are on israel this morning after iran carried out its first ever direct military assault on the country after years of hostility. iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards the country in response to israel's deadly air strike on the iranian embassy in damascus, syria, two weeks ago. israel says it destroyed 99% of the incoming fire before it entered its airspace. nbc's claudio lavanga joins us from rome how. is israel responding so far? good morning, claudio. what can question we expect next? >> good morning, frances. well, now that the alert is over, israel appears to have gone back to its normal life. children are returning to school and a ban on public gatherings which was introduced as a precaution ahead of iran's attack has been lifted. now the only question that remains of course will israel retaliate. according to an israeli official we spoke to, it's no