we were happy to be part of the press conference this morning, and we're grateful babbitt batboy that affordable housing will be increased because we think that is very important as well. this project will have jobs well into the future. maybe for 10 years for people in san francisco, which we think is really important for the economy, and we hope you will support it and pass it along to the board of supervisors. thank you very much. supervisor chu: thank you. [reading names] . >> good afternoon. in the business and community director of treasure island job corps, which currently serves approximately 600 youth between the ages of 16 to 24 in a variety of applications spanning the construction trades, culinary, and hospitality, and health care. it has been gratifying to have a concrete example of jobs to come. when we reiterate the importance of learning the new green skills and help students learn skills that will make them more marketable. our hope is that our students will be motivated with this vision to compel themselves to move forward and struggling to find the skills and jobs a

for candidates and unfortunately didn't get very far in the process and president john glenn, bruce babbitt, vice president benson, president mondale, president dukakis, bob kerry, john kerry. [laughter] >> and for the national democratic institute i went to poland. [laughter] you ask a question of an international world class loser. [laughter] but the significant moments for me, i mentioned in that moment in the debate was a juncture in which people salles benson in a different way and saw his opponent for vice president dan quayle in a different way, and it developed out of that moment which is of the complaint about the sound bite aspect is not the fault of the candidate is the fault of the media and how the media presents and covers these debates but there was a moment to tell because the was a powerful moment, but it frames something people understood about the difference between the two candidates. and what their respective capacities were. and we leverage that and the dukakis-bentsen campaign has senator bentsen was seen as someone who had a legacy and history and capacity beyond a m