and thank you, commissioner bito. completely agree. would love to parse that out and figure out the best method to do that. i wasn't sure where to kind of land this and what i have is similar, i think, to what commissioner tut is also maybe thinking of, but if you will indulge me, i want to add context to this to the general public that may be listening. and as many now know with the attention and the property san bruno with what appears to be scaffolding as an emergency commit and 20 units obsite that should have been 10. and a stark work inspection in 2014 and rebar inspection that year seem to have been filed. 907 days late err final inspection or approval that was given in 2017. and i must note that it's also done by an inspector who stepped down from taking a loan to not get into the minutia of that and is important to know. my question, is how did this potential massive oversight happen that is caused not just an apparent affordable housing of san francisco and skirting the amount of the affordable housing units and more importan

but here's what part of the report by frank moore bito revealed as outlined by "the new york times." at the ground level of the complex, vehicles can drive in next to a pool deck where residents would lounge in the sun. the report's author said in 2018 said that the waterproofing below the pool deck and entrance drive was failing, quote, causing major structural damage to the concrete structural slab below these areas. the report added that, quote, failure to replace the waterproofing in the near future will cause the extent of the concrete deterioration to spandex know nen shlly. the problem, he said, that the waterproofing was laid flat, not sloped in a way that would allow water to run off, an issue he called a major error in the original design. the replacement would be extremely expensive, he warned, and cause a major disturbance to the residents. right now, search and rescue efforts continue as at least four people are dead, dozens are believed to be buried under the rubble. let's get the very latest from cnn reporter rosa flores, who is at the scene, just north of miami beach.

but here's what part of the report by frank moore bito