corey smith on behalf of the san francisco action coalition.lso disapointed that this isn't moving forward today. dw elngunits are one of the best ways we can get affordable housing. it has been a goal of many supervisors for about 15 years now. so figuring out the right way to move it forward is certainly necessary. i also just saw a fun fact recently regarding open space that every single san franciscan lives within a 10-minute walk of a ic pu park, which i thought was a thou.y thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. jersmy paul. i'm a permit consultant working in san francisco. around i'm in favor of anything that increases transparency and openness in the public process. and this a.d.u. exception for a new unit going in makes perfect sense. there are many situations right now, buildings in the pipeline that have vacant spaces being built for recreational use or use with the other units that are intended for a.d.u., but an a.d.u. can't be put in until a bung is completed and certificate of final completion

corey smith of the housing action coalition. i remember the c.u. battle we had a couple of years ago and to get that over the finish line was significant. so we're going to continue to see more progress building 100% subsidized affordable units here hopefully in the near future. also big fans of the downtown residential project authorization. jobs and housing next to each other totally makes sense. regarding the pop-outs themselves, we're talking about 100% code compliant projects. the reason we don't see a ton of these coming through is because they have to notice and so if you are going through the process, ok. let's get beyond the tweaks and do the bigger expansions. if it is just a small pop out like an extra bedroom for a growing family, something that can be simple and straight forward, that is the type of stuff we want to incentivize in order to create naturally affordable housing in the city and allow families to live here. regarding the knowfication period, this is a conversation of 20 to 30 days, san francisco's got a really knowledgeable

mentioned,that he corey smith, the points that he made, not many people were going to go, no one fusedimply said folks president didn't stand for the anthem. three, the president continues to's red the false narrative that players are anti-military. malcolm jenkins said this -- host: that is impart his statement about the events. from waldorf, maryland, a soup order of the president's decision. james, hello. you're on, go ahead. caller: [indiscernible] apologize, james, your signal is really not a strong one. give us another try and we will go to larry. who opposed the decision in illinois. larry, go ahead. caller: just out of courtesy of going to answer the question, i oppose it because the president probably could have let the people that wanted to come, and if he was worried about an empty state, bring up some of those philadelphia fans. but i would like to comment or on the underlying message that has been lost in all of this, that colin kaepernick made and to a certain extent, if you go back to the 60's, even muhammad ali made. the mistake that they made when they protest, and in

smith. >> good afternoon, corey myth on san francisco housing coalition. i want to add recommendations. we are advocating eliminating the condition use requirement on home-sf requirements. when we get extra density we get affordable housing. what is that not necessary and desirable? homebuilders are taking risks. there needs to be a level of certainty. if there was no cu requirement maybe that went through with the remember. additional 30 something included in that. for home assessed projects both mixed income and 100% condition no requirements. there is a lot of conversation about how to get more people walking around in neighborhoods. we believe extra density is a tool the get us there. we are advocating for elimination of demolition controls. there are grounds for property with old units above. if we can unlock 60, 70 home was additional below market housing we should explore it. we understand there are risks and consequences. the state of california has best practices regarding moving fees and other things to make sure people are proprotected that is a priority. if there is old buil

corey gardner. we appreciate you joining us today. lots of news still to come. i'm dana perino xtshep smithepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 washington where the president has been pushing and unsubstantiated claim that the fbi put a spy in his campaign. day the house speaker, pl ryan joined the chorus of no, they didn't. mr. speaker, can the president pardon himself? >> i don't know the technical answer, but i think obviously the answer is he shouldn't and nobody is above the law. >> after the president floated the idea of giving our blago a break of prison a official forgiveness for martha stewart, we're hearing those are a couple of the names o a long list of potential pardons. looks like kim kardian's oval office visit paid off and in a bi

corey gardner. we appreciate you joining us today. lots of news still to come. i'm dana perino. next is shep smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington where the president has been pushing and unsubstantiated claim that the fbi put a spy in his campaign. today the house speaker, paul ryan joined the chorus of no, they didn't. mr. speaker, can the president pardon himself? >> i don't know the technical answer, but i think obviously the answer is he shouldn't and nobody is above the law. >> after the president floated the idea of giving our blago a break of prison and official forgiveness for martha stewart, we're hearing those are a couple of the names on a long list of potential pardons. looks like kim kardshian's oval office visit paid off and in a big way. let's get to it. wednesday already. president trump is not above the law. he should not pardon himself and there's no evidence at all that the fbi put a spy in the trump campaign. that comes not from critics, but from the top republican and the u.s. house of representatives, the speaker paul ryan. speaker ryan pushing b

corey voice of the community. john mcnamara, reporting was his dream job. wendi winters is said to have been a writer and sales assistant rebecca smith loved spending time with her family. she just joined the newspaper staff. >>> back at home, san francisco police are investigating the discovery of a body found early this morning in the city's castro district. the body discovered near 18th and castro across the street from a popular badlands nightclub. they received a call about a robbery in progress. when they arrived they found the body. they are not sure how the person died and are calling the death suspicious. leigh martinez is on the scene. she will have a live report at 7:30. >>> happening today, a hearing is scheduled this afternoon regarding the ghost ship warehouse fire. attorneys will continue negotiations with the prosecutors about a potential plea deal. now, the two sides are close to an agreement but the district attorney's offer that is currently on the table is still too high. harris' lawyer says any jail time over what has been served is unacceptable and they are ready for trial july the 16th. now, we investigate the charges against him and w