including in the resolution to wave fees for students that need transcripts that are applying for daca, i think it just speaks to a lot of work that school district and our board has already done to help document our students. i'm glad to see this next step moving forward. finally, today, i got to attend a grand opening of the kelly cohen community housing which is an historic building. as many of you know we have many folks that have swam in the swimming pool back in the day, but it's important to see how when the city partners with the affordable housing developer and state and federal grants we are able to leverage new affordable housing within existing buildings and it's amazing to see this grand and beautiful on the tenderloin can be. it's 172 units of affordable housing for low income and homeless. it's a new center which i spoke of last week which has been an amazing public health clinic for our most vulnerable and very very low income residents. it's a great month for affordable housing. we have attended the ribbon cutting event of affordable housing project. it's 148 units. an

illegally all of these years, and comes along the daca, the dream kids legislation and then the orderesident and all of a sudden you have hope that you might finally be accepted as an american, and -- and then you realize that the license that is issued to you, when you take it to get a drink in a bar or to the airport to take a plane or take it to a bank to identify yourself, you are being stigmatized in a way that dashes the hope that the president and the spirit of this act was meant to destow upon you. it is simply unfair for them to have to reveal this status and subject themselves to stigmatization simply because the state for no particular reason wishes to issue them a driver's license distinct from all other north carolinians. >> michael: yeah i'm not surprised that your congregation saw that similar to the yellow star. it's a state where white's only signs were up on walls, so we know what the history is there. reverend eden what are you doing protest this move by the state? >> together with our congregation we decided that we would put pink stripes on our licenses, and so we