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i am here to talk abou the s.r.o.'s as part of a continum continuum for the people going there -- and i see that this is very inadequate in the number of spots for them. one of the things, it makes a number of people needing shelter from the actual facility is the situation in the s.r.o. it makes them worse than shelters as far as making products. this fosters the development. with the contagion of tobacco smoke. people used to this small, -- smell, and soon they are addicted themselves. second-hand smoke is one of the leading causes of avoidable deaths in this country. the american lung association, they want the smoke free housing. san francisco is rated a d. the set up does not give the possibility for people to designate that they want smoke- free housing. the smoky buildings causing more drug addictions, and of like to make certain that we get anyone who wants access the opportunity to live in a building that is free of smoke. >> thank you, so much. the next speaker? there are only a couple more speakers. we will

after the project, what is not to love abou tthe design. this is fitting in beautifully with the neighborhood. what stood out is the type at the bottom that says, "no major impact." this is a modest project without significant impact. we see this with some of the most -- the best public schools -- he this is somehow -- this should be the determinant. this was designed originally, and this was intended to be developed. we look forward to developing this. this is absolutely adequate and balanced. >> i would address the issues of staging the construction project. we have this with the association that is required by the review this is too -- we would like to know how the project sponsor intends to stage the construction. this'll be brought to the side every day. there will require this area, with the material that needs to be brought in. this is a duplex, and the developer needs to explain the new residential units that will be built before the construction of a retaining wall. this supports the new road. the d.e.r. says that the walls will be

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discussion abou discussion abot bullying and release of video of young girl being beaten fursly at hers leif at ben franklin middle school where parents want more done. >>reporter: that's right. the district presented the issues but the parents say it doesn't go far enough. >>reporter: her son was the victim of a recent bully sdichbility the kindergartner threw him around like a rag doll and choked him. >>reporter: the school district acknowledges that bullying is a problem that's why it held a forum for parents about what they can do to minimize problems at school. event however got off to a tense start. >> it's time to take back if and this is not helping. >>reporter: she's the mother of sixth graird. video shows her daughter being beaten by eighth grade girl at hogan schol middle school last month. she was sent to the hospital for head injuries now williams is angry over the way the district handled the aftermath. >> they refused to expel her because they don't admit there's a problem so they do the normal 2 day suspension. but the parents should have to pay for damages as well. and

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