cory smith on behalf of sf hack. we commit submitted osubmitted this project a while ago. this is a funky site, and trying to figure out what works here has been difficult. thank you. >>vice president richards: thank you. any other members of the public wishing to comment in support of the project? seeing none, dr requestor, you have two minutes rebuttal. >> our initial e-mail did ask for the consideration of a courtyard scheme, which was never evaluated by the sponsor, which is another reason we sort of did it ourselves, but the changes they've made in response to ourselves have been very, very minor, and i've said the difference between an sro abutting another sro and another residential building, if it abutted a residential building there could be light coming from the front or the back, but now, 30% of the units will have no light coming into their units, and that's their entire units. the same mix can be gained with a six story configuration, and we feel like you know, it's a big ask for a redesign, at this stage, but we have been trying to sort of ask for this for th

cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. we are in support of the project here today. i think there is he aa couple of things that i would like to ask and honestly get your opinions on that i think we're going to hear during the comments. number one, there's no definition for luxury housing anywhere in the planning. the reason it is he aa luxury is we haven't built enough of it in san francisco in the last 40 years. we can continue to build housing at all income levels, and we need to increase the housing and building, and increase the subsidy for low income housing. we will get a ton more subsidized affordable housing because we're going to get the process out of that. but we're not going to achieve an affordable city without building more housing. that's just a fact. the other side i'm curious to hear your input on, there's obviously a lot of different concerns with this project, and all of these concerns are absolutely justified. one of the things that was mentioned briefly by one of the previous comments, this project is

cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition, speaking in support of the project here today. you know, we've seen projects like here recently. we talk about a vacant lot, a former gas station, that we get the opportunity to really increase the land use and the value of that land use and be able to provide homes for people. as the commissioner mentioned earlier, the entire project sits at 14.5% affordable housing bonus. we hope we can continue to see opportunities in the future, and some more homeless sf proms in the future, so we can be totally driving for more housing levels at all income levels across the board, and this is 3.5 blocks from our b.a.r.t. station. total public transit is something we continuously strive for. if there is going to be commissioner johnson said, if it's adaptive parking, let's figure outweighs for the future as we continue to move forward. everybody in the city is probably a little bit somber at the moment, and talking about these ideas of trying to understand one another. i did a training action for collecting signatures for the ballo

brian darling, executive director of the ncaap, conference cory wiggins, "new york times" columnist bret stevens and deck cratic strategies liz smith. thanks for being here. let's start with you cory. to have president trump speak at the opening of the museum despite the protests about it? >> you know, when we think about this opportunity to shine light on those people here in mississippi who are involved in the civil rights movement, those who gave their lives in the civil rights movement, his visit today has been a distraction from those people who gave so much. and additionally, when you think about, and you listen to and know the policies that's been championed about this president, they don't align with those values as so many folks fought for and struggled for, and turns of the public policy being presented by the current administration. >> tan those people who gave so much who weren't able to enjoy today's event. do you support congressman lewis and thompson decision to skip the ceremony? or would it be important for them to attend and make a statement against trump? >> i think there has been plenty of opportunity to have a

smith is, selling content. shery: something to watch. thank you. catch coryerg markets on bloomberg radio with carol massar the days from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. eastern. nejra: coming up, battle of the charts. the last one of 2017 and for the final battle, we preview the final jobs report of the year. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ nejra: london looking beautiful this evening. the final trading day of 2017. the day is over. look at the glittering shot of the city. the ftse 100 closed at a record high with equity markets now closed in 2017. let's turn to global battle of the charts where we look at some of the most telling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. access these on the bloomberg by running the function featured at the bottom of your screen. go for it shery ahn. shery: the great picture of europe and this great picture of emerging markets. for the first time in five years, emerging markets are outperforming the s&p 500. ed. of these bars in r s&p 500 rose by more than 20% this year, who cares, emerging markets outperforming, 11%, 30% g