trappers, christopher kirby, david goldman, kenneth cone, michael lions, renee decasio, david segagu, brian edwards. i think that's it. next speaker. >> hi, good afternoon, supervisors and department heads. i'm casandra from the san francisco travel association. we represent over 1300 business partners and 25 million visitors who come to the city. thank you for holding this hearing today. we agree that we are in a housing and health crisis. i commend the city and all of you for looking at creative and innovative ways to combat these complicated issues. although hoc brings key city departments together. we heard that folks cannot point to a more collaborative time in the past that they've been able to work with city government and folks on the street who are most vulnerable to provide services. we are working inter departmentally and be innovative in ways to serve our neighbors and continue to lead with compassion and services. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is gregory and i'm the chief of patrol for castro community on patrol. we're one of 12 organizations

. >> brian edwards, d-5. we're blinded by numbers. there might be at any given time 300 spaces for treatment beds. that's 4700 people that couldn't get services if they wanted to, if they don't want to. the capacity isn't there. one of the -- i can't believe how high you can shovel and stack things. commander lozar today was talking about his policy. his policy is completely different than what is actually going on out there. so many people are getting cited or threatening citations. tents are being taken away. hsoc is great. it's great that there is communication and coordination. sfpd should not be the lead of that. it should be offering leading with services, leading with help, leading with linkage, not from the police. you -- one of your slides, you had three slides cited an almost 60% reduction of 311 calls in three years. that's meaningless. that's absolutely meaningless. you can take that slide out of your presentation. one good stat is i've just reduced your slide presentation by 33%. it's ridiculous, the amount of just horses

. >> brian, when you think about "it is national enquirer" i'm not sure why you think of credibility. epps there's for every john edwardsicle or hillary clinton's six months to live, does it have credibility? >> it's worth acknowledging that. they revealed this love life story that he probably preferred to keep quiet. that was a scoop. about you what they did afterwards is we're going to hang these photos over year head unless you do what we want, that's another level. not only are there criminal consequences, it has people talking about whether the enquirer will survive in its present form. they're up against the richest man on earth. >> and he probably does not care about that. >> i think it's a craze for the enquirer. >> it's a complicated story. i'm glad you were both here to break it down. we'll talk about it again. brian, spencer, thanks. watch brian on "reliable sources" tomorrow at 11:00 here on cnn. we're back in a minute. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious

brian: here we go. new details on the decorated navy seal accused of murdering an isis fighter in iraq. we have a myrtle judge finally dropped two charges against edwardes charges of premeditated murder and aggravated assault. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. now his brother and op-ed is calling on president trump to fix what he calls a broken system. sean gallagher joins us now to go to bat for his brother. sean, happy about the two? what do we need to do to get rid of the other two charges. >> we need the intervention of the president of the united states sadly. the reason being that the two charges that have just been dropped are endemic. they are the sign of an overreach and over zealous prosecution that this entire thing never should have started in the first place. just to give you an example much the two charges that were just dropped. they charged eddie for reenlisting in the navy on the battlefield. if you want to know what a real navy seal is like. if you want to know what a real warrior is like. look at someone like eddie who literally just faced down death and just had a battle with isis. in the midst of that def