. >> frank goodman and alice rogers. >> my name is frank goodman. i lived in the neighborhood for three years and i'm here today because based on what i've heard about the shelter, if this was there three years ago, i'm not sure i would have picked this neighborhood to live in. i have the same concerns everyone else does and i don't need to repeat those. but i gathered over 100 signatures from members of the greater hill community. neighborhoods take from a city and give to the neighborhood. we've given san francisco the highest concentration of new housing in the entire bay area. all of the us know the bay area needs housing. we've also built hundreds of units of bmr construction. we could walk outside and see the building that was built today with one-third bmr units. this neighborhood has done a tremendous amount to help home prices in the city and to help house people in the city. i think that it's asking a bit much of district six with one navigation centre already to build a second navigation centre while the majority of the city's districts h

alice rogers also part of the vision zero coalition through our south beach mission bay maybe neighborhood. i am here to echo what has been said and to say that there are tons and tons of people behind those signatures that are on the letter you received today. i definitely want to thank m.t.a. and the department of public health and everybody who worked on this new action strategy plan. especially for the new levels of outreach it is an important step to bear extra fruit going forward. these new connections to new communitieses that haven't been involved in the discussion. i would also like to join the request that transit become more central to this. >> we want to cheer them on as opposed to hearing them. they experienced value to change the discussion. thank you for taking everything that goes on in this arena very seriously. you get a lot of criticism but you get a lot of praise payment. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other public comments. public comment is closed. i just want to maybe summit up. i think this letter that we received really does make some good points. i hope th

and they were served by a very deep bench, alice rogers, linda richardson, peter hinkle, some of you are here tonight. thank you so much. it is very moving for me because we are at a momentous point in time. we're rea affirmin reaffirming r attitudes about today's waterfront as we actively prepare for the changes and the future to keep us safe and ready to adapt a climate change. the waterfront is a major city lifeline for san francisco and the bay area, and our collaboration across all of the sectors is essential. the embarcadero sea wall, developing a city-wide resilience framework, i look across the many city departments and i'm constantly amazed and inspired by the creativity and intellectual fire power that my fellow city workers all bring to the job every day. and our ability, collectively, to work together to innovate cutting-edge policies and solutions. so especially in these times, when it is so misunderstood or under attack, i also want to express my deep appreciation to spur and their leadership and their celebration of good government. [applause] [cheering] >> and good go

roger stone has taken, if is like living in an alternate reality. what world are you guys living in? we know, welcome to wonderland, alice.ave to think that taunting the judge today, mueller, you can't tell me he doesn't hear those things. >> he does hear things, prosecutors are human, and in any case you provoke a judge like that, the da hears it as well. the biggest thing for a defendant at sentencing or trial is relentless politeness. that is the way for most of us to deal with the course and the government. >> in the hearing he was polite and he seemed to try to follow the order. >> politeness, i don't mean to be cynical, but he wants to continue to make it more possible. and it nancy pelosi says i don't see the evidence now. >> he will give it to her. >> danny cel arvales. the outrage over that massive college cheating scandal and why it may soon be coming to a presidential campaign near you. in the world so they can make billions? americans shouldn't have to choose between buying medication and buying food for our families. it's time for someone to look out for us. congress, stop the greed. cut drug prices now. morh