brian basinger. [speaker not understood]. peter cohan. and then jennifer friedenbach. [speaker not understood], fernando marti. those are all the cards i have. next speaker. >>> my name is theresa [speaker not understood]. i live in the south of market. you know, it did youant matter your amendments because we live in a three-unit building and we're going to be gone after six years, you know. we're not protected. i'm a single mom of three. we live in an inter generational home in the south of market. it is home to our 79 year old dad who has [speaker not understood] cancer, a disabled brother, i have an 87 year old aunt. i have three children, i have five siblings living there. we rely on helping each other. we are filipino americans who live peacefully in our home for the past 35 years. and we've been here in soma for over 42 -- 42 years. now we're in danger. it doesn't matter what your amendments any more. we'll be wiped out once this passes. our home has been through four landlords since the original filipino-american landlord passed away. the current landlord bough

. >> i am brian basinger and we have been providing wrap around service for the hiv community, a significant percentage are lgbt identified. we provide housing counseling. we provide application assistance for affordable housing. we provide tenant rights counseling and landlord mediation, eviction prevention, back rent funds, move in and deposit funds, short term rent subsidies linked to job training, links to care and assistance with unemployment and appeals et cetera. we also have a [inaudible] at uc hastings. our eviction prevention funds in total cost us about 100 per month for the people that we serve. 90% of we remain in contact with over the next 12 months. we lose fewer than 10% to follow up and we are able to reach the 90% permanently housed during this period so i think for the investment that we have out comes that we're proud of and i think it shows to the effectiveness of the work that we do. looking at our senior and older adult lgbt folks 19% are lgbt seniors -- >> i'm sorry. can you repeat that number. >> 19% of the people that we serve are lgbt and senior and older adults an

. >>> good afternoon, brian basinger, executive director of [speaker not understood] alliance. i want to thank the supervisors for taking leadership in blunting the worst effects of this proposed legislation and for working with the tenants groups to try and blunt the worst parts of what's going on. i think we want to pay special attention to some of the processes that are used as i previously testified. my building where i was ellis act evicted where i lived 44% of my life, i was the 13th person disabled with aids evicted from my block in two months -- excuse me, two years. dpw allowed for an illegal condo conversion. that building should have been captured with the no pass [speaker not understood] legislation passed in 2004. and it didn't happen. there was supposed to be the protections of landlord statement they didn't do an eviction of senior or disabled catastrophically ill person under penalty of perjury. there was also supposed to be confirmation through the rent board and also the human rights commission. both of those entities submitved inaccurate statements that were