>> way to go, beulah. >> good game.d game, beulah. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the trend is to make places like this feel more and more like home. but the homier they get, the more expensive they are. if somebody was coming here, how much of the room is paid for by medicaid and medicare? >> medicare will pay up to 100 days, and the first 20 days are paid at 20%. at 21 days, medicare drops down to pay 80%. >> okay. >> but they will only pay as long as somebody is making progress. >> so it's not really designed for someone who is coming here who will be here until the end of their life? >> no, medicare is not. >> and if somebody had to pay privately, what is it per month to be here privately? >> it's around $8,000. >> $8,000 a month? >> yes. >> okay. so bob, what did you think of those two places? >> the places are nice. but who wants to be there? >> yeah. >> you want to be there? >> no. >> okay. i don't either. they have a lot of activities, and they're genuinely concerned about the people. >> i mean, it didn't feel l

>> way to go, beulah. >> good game.d game, beulah. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the trend is to make places like this feel more and more like home. but the homier they get, the more expensive they are. if somebody was coming here, how much of the room is paid for by medicaid and medicare? >> medicare will pay up to 100 days, and the first 20 days are paid at 20%. at 21 days, medicare drops down to pay 80%. >> okay. >> but they will only pay as long as somebody is making progress. >> so it's not really designed for someone who is coming here who will be here until the end of their life? >> no, medicare is not. >> and if somebody had to pay privately, what is it per month to be here privately? >> it's around $8,000. >> $8,000 a month? >> yes. >> okay. so bob, what did you think of those two places? >> the places are nice. but who wants to be there? >> yeah. >> you want to be there? >> no. >> okay. i don't either. they have a lot of activities, and they're genuinely concerned about the people. >> i mean, it didn't feel l

there's a question from supervisor wiener >> thank you a question about one of the items at 1:30 beulah street in supervisor breeds district. this item was here for in law units correct >> two in the lower area basin area and they have tenants in them. >> yes, sir. they do. >> i understand the department is in a tough situation in the in law units but those are affordable houser areas of our city and i personally will have a hard time supporting the assessment based on someone beingpermits. - it doesn't give them the ability to fix it and we're potentially pitting two residents on the street because of that. i have concerns about this process overall and i'm not supportive of moving in this direction. it doesn't provide a solution over safety issues >> i want to concur as well. there's in my district on this list there are scores of in law units where you have whole families living in a single in law unit. we know that realty is there are people living there and the reeled in my district there are people who can't afford to pay their mortuary. it's not permitted. i think the city needs

. >> first address t is 822 arkansas street and beulah street. next one is 51 linda street. next one is 48 majestic avenue. the other one is 581 mall especially e he will street. another one is 172 raymond avenue and the last is 379 bee street >> thank you, colleagues would we have a motion to accept the report without objection it will be amended. i want to recognize the deputy city attorney. >> so the d b i staff has indicated if there's additional properties on top of the 7 they would remove those from the list. i have drafted some language to get that read into the record >> why don't you read that into the record. >> so you'd be adding a resolve clause that the department review the code in the office of the board of supervisors file number to be filed my to remove any units without permit. and the building inspectors should provided a report and it's the intent of the board the city will not impose liens added without comment. is there a motion to amend the resolution we have a motion and a second. can we take that without objection. unless there's any further discussi

. >> first address t is 822 arkansas street and beulah street.

. >> first address t is 822 arkansas street and beulah street. next one is 51 linda street. next one is 48 majestic avenue. the other one is 581 mall especially e he will street. another one is 172 raymond avenue and the last is 379 bee street >> thank you, colleagues would we have a motion to accept the report without objection it will be amended. i want to recognize the deputy city attorney. >> so the

there's a question from supervisor wiener >> thank you a question about one of the items at 1:30 beulaht in supervisor breeds district. this item was here for in law units correct >> two in the lower area basin area and they have tenants in them. >> yes, sir. they do. >> i understand the department is in a tough situation in the in law units but those are affordable houser areas of our city and i personally will have a hard time supporting the assessment based on someone being

"beulah." to whom god is married, once again. that's what the term means."for the lord delighteth in thee (like hezekiah did in his wife) and thy land shall be (future, what?) married." god is once again going to be so involved with the physical earthly aspect of israel's lifestyle. all right, now then, verse 5, "for as a young man marrieth his virgin so shall thy sons marry thee." this is going to be a relationship now between god and the nation of israel. "and as the bridegroom rejoiceth over the bride so shall god rejoice over thee." but it's all future. this hasn't ever happened yet. israel has never been in that kind of a place of obedience, but it's coming. it's coming. you know there's something that has really got my attention and i want all of you even out there in television to be aware of it. there is seemingly a spiritual awakening taking place in the land of israel and a lot of the israelis are actually turning to christ. now again, i'm in no place to judge the authenticity of their salvation, but it's kind of exciting when you get the reports

he brought us from beulah to oprah. he brought us a mighty long way. we thank god for the dream.e'll keep on fighting until the dream is a reality. thank you and god bless. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome randy jsh >> reverend sharpton as rain don't fall. chris matthews joining me as we don't watch the commemoration. we're going be hearing today, of course, is the president speaking later but also from presidents clinton and carter. you worked with jimmy carter as a speech writer at the white house. >> do remember when everyone else turned against him the black church was still with him. i a strong emotional attachment to one black church up in new jersey, northern new jersey, a woman sang "amazing grace" and we were losing the election to president reagan. and the white middle class deserted carter for whatever reason maybe the hostage crisis and the blacks stuck with the democratic party. it was an emotional memory for me at the time. by the way one thing that came through i made a point on my show of not getting into the verdict or trial of zimmerman because that was up

he brought us from beulah to oprah.ighty long way and we thank god for the dream and we are going to keep on fighting until the dream is a reality. thank you and god bless. [applause] gentlemen, please welcome randy weingarten. >> ladies and gentlemen, sisters and brothers, i am the president of the 1.5 million member american federation of teachers. king,e come so far, rustin, evers, chavez and so many others who have summoned our nation to confront a malignancy of discrimination. many of our afflictions have been held -- healed, but we have far to go. the supreme court has turned its back on voter suppression. many will once again be denied the right to vote. children born today will stay poor. millions of americans work hard every day but can't earn a living wage or exercise their right to bargain. public schools where kids need the most often get the least. discrimination based on the color of your skin or the person you love may not be legal in many arenas, but is still lethal. leaders 50 years ago understood that