. >> when we launch dahlia we are going to get them set up on the digital age for those who might be a little older an bring them in and also looking into collecting e-mail addresses as well and bringing that into the mix so that we could not only do mailings, but put the digital word out if they are not already on the e-mail alert system. as we go into dahlia we are looking into getting more technology savvy with our cop. >> i would invite you to texting. my family's farm in nicaragua do texting. >> most people have a phone. >> exactly. >> without the keyboard. >> it doesn't have to be a smartphone. >> i have a question. you said you have 750 active cop holders? >> correct. >> don't we have more issued but not been able to track them and there was a non-profit group that is actually looking for them. i'm sorry. >> i know we'll report on this next time, but there are more than the 750 that have been issued. however there are 750 active people to keep in contact back and forth. >> do you have a number? >> there were 6,000. >> okay. that's what i thought from a previous. >> i promise w

>> [inaudible] around 1926 or so by the dahlia society. >> what is this bird here?>> that is the california quail. >> coming up here, we had a little blustery theme. what is this area here? >> this is supposed to be the side view, the expense of the golden gate bridge. >> there it is. >> there are really beautiful elements of architecture still around i would say that it gives that feeling over to the work. >> what are your hopes for it? >> that in a way it just becomes part of the area. i think it is starting to have that feeling. people utilize it. they sit and, and have their lunch and play on -- they sit and, and have their lunch and play on that -- they sit and come and have their lunch and play on it. just for it to be part of the neighborhood. that is my hope. >> is such a beautiful addition to our public art in san francisco. thank you for joining us. it was nice to meet you. and thank you for telling us about your beautiful mural. thanks for watching "culturewire." >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own

sf dahlia, san francisco's data base for affordable housing listing, information and application. presentation by brian chiu director of community development, mayor's on housing and community development, teresa, director of housing development, michael solomon. lara sallee affordable housing data portal coordinator, sf aids foundation. 92 break. the council will take a 10-minute break. agenda item no. 7. overview of aids legal referral panel. a presentation of services that alrp provides to people with hiv and aids. pensacola comment is welcome. >> agenda item no. 8. cochair elections. agenda item no. 9. report from the director of mayor's office on disability. 92 agenda item no. 10. report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. >> agenda item no. 11. public comment. items not on today's agenda but one the jurisdiction of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 12 correspondence. agenda item no. there. council member comments and announcements. no. 14. adjourn in memory of derek zarda. >> next we have public comment. is there anyone wanting to sp

dahlia is an application system and people can upload their documents digitally and use the profile and as new housing opportunities come up, they just need to update with pay stubs and bank statements. it will be a learning curve but i think it will be great by the end of the day. that should be ready for 53 and 54. i do have one slide that was not included but i will quickly if i can put it on the -- overhead. i spoke to the lottery but i thought it would be worth noticing that the agent during the marketing period, they send it to us every week. who are dedicated to the bmr units send us weekly list. if there is anything on the list that weren't right we would go back and work on it at that time instead of waiting for the 60 days. at the end of the 60 days, we hold the lottery and at that point the process is triggered until we get all 9 units in contract. that is by household size. we work through the list for that order. even though we are going through a digital system, the human lottery will still happen to say the least because people don't really like a computer controlling eve

hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich deep shades as they make their way to the baggage area. they can access behind-the- scenes information and interviews with the artist through an audio to work. it features archival audio as well as interviews with living artists. he can be accessed on site by dialing the telephone numbers located near the artwork or by visiting the commission's web site. the public art speaks volumes of san francisco as a world-class city with world-class art and culture. for more information, visit adjourned. >> it is been an honor to work with mayor ed lee over the couple of years both as supervisor and now as president of the board i want to emphasize two areas i'm particularly proud of our work on omaha and our work on public safety together mayor ed lee and i have invested $5.4 million in incredible elevator repair at 9 inform public housing sites and also secured 2 pointed $5 million to refusal over one hundred and 60 public unit housing for families just recently we launched a rental assistance demonstrates and with concert julian to transform

candid much more than politicians who get elected pretending to believe in common sense conservative dahlias and then go and vote the same as a socialist would. i love vermont. it is wonderful. there is something about the 2016 calendar that orders the timing people visit various states. >> senator, your first day in office, what do you do with isis? cruz: a great question. they are the face of evil. they are crucifying christians. they are beheading children. they use race as a weapon of war. if you months ago, i was sitting down with the president of kurdistan. describe a young yes 80 -- a young yazidi he met. he told him in tears that isis raped his mother, his sister and his wife. how can i live with myself? at the same time we are seeing such barbarism, we are seeing president obama acting as an apologist for radical islamic terrorism. i was at a washington prayer breakfast several weeks ago. the president equated what isis is doing to the crusades and the inquisition. last i checked, the crusades started over 1000 years ago. and ended 700 years ago. i do not think it is too much to ask

"lodged in the louis fifenth candelabrum-tree f cockscomb-tinted buttons dahlias, sea-urchi "and everlastingsshed sculptured flowers-- "at ease and tall. the king is dead." an octopus is a poem thatrew out two trips moore took to seattle in the early 1920s. she went by train through the canadian rockies and en by boat to seattle. august 25, 1923. when we got to seattle we were overjoyed to see wner on the dock. the occasion was very speci. marianne, her mother and her brother had not been alone together for several years, and they decided to go up to what's call paradise park on the sidof mount rainier. embe6, 1923. we are having sunshine all the time and views of mount rainier with pale rose shadows on it which delight even my seared-to-nature heart. after dark, it's so cold we have to have a fire indoors. paradise inn is located just below the nisqually glacier, one of the most dramatic of the eight major glaciers that make up the eight-armed octopus. you get up close to the glacier and there's this huge crevice and snow and ice creeping slowly, as she says in the poem, down the mountainsid

candid much more than politicians who get elected pretending to believe and common sense conservative dahlias and then go and vote the same as a socialist would. i love vermont. it is wonderful. there is something about the 2016 calendar that orders the timing people visit various states. >> senator, your first day in office, what do you do with isis threat? >> a great question. they are the face of evil. they are crucifying christians. they use race as a weapon of war. i was sitting down with the president of kurdistan. a man told him in tears that isis raped his mother, his sister, and his wife. how can i live with myself? at the same time we are seeing such barbarism, we are seeing obama acting as an apologist for radical islamic terrorism. i was at a washington prayer breakfast several weeks ago. the president equated what isis is doing to the crusades and the inquisition. the last i checked, the crusades started over 1000 years ago. and ended 700 years ago. i do not think it is too much to ask the president to stay in the current millennium. if there were christians seeking out and murde

first, we want to take a little break from this conversation and talk with dahlia lithwick, a supremeourt reporter. she was also happened at the court yesterday. what did you make of how the justices reacted to the arguments for and against the subsidies in the health care act? guest: it was a really interesting morning because i think it is safe to say this is a very partisan ideological case. anything that has to do with obamacare will always be partisan and ideological. it broke down left and right in ways that are hard to see an accord. the court issue was whether the states that did not create their own health-care exchanges the ones who are on the federal exchanges, will not get the tax credit that makes obamacare work because of four little words in this legislation that suggest only those states that created their own exchanges are eligible. what you saw was the four liberal justices really beating up michael corvin. when the solicitor general got up to defend the obama administration and the affordable care act, to justices -- the conservative justices beat him up. not one gl