come thanks to the hard work of tndc with support from the city and i want to thank and acknowledge dan adams and mayor office of housing who are here and also other partners, including u.s. a bank and others who you will hear from, but looking behind me at the ambassador, i think one thing i'm struck by is i have never seen this kind of rehab. the combination of old and new here, i think it is fantastic. and looking at the exposed brick and the historic building maintained in this way, but updated so that folks who need affordable housing have top notch affordable housing in our district. we are proud to be a part that and looking forward to supporting not just the reopening here at the ambarder and the ritz but expanding even in touch budget times to make sure we support the renovation and expansion of our sro housing stock here in the tenderloin so thank you for being here today. thank you again katie and roxanne and i don't know if i'm turning the mic back to you or whether turning it over to our next speaker. am i turning it over to the next speaker. alright. i'm pleased to welcome lisa

and i also see the director of macd, dan adams, who is here to answer any questions, go ahead, mr. michalopoulos. good afternoon. sheila michalopoulos, director of policy and legislative affairs for macd, before you today is a resolution to support the city's application to the state department of housing and community development to their pro housing designation program. the board approved a similar resolution, filed 220826, in october of 2022. the state's approval of that application was delayed to give san francisco time to align certain policies, such as adu regulations, with the pro housing requirements. earlier this month, under their newly updated pro housing designation program guidelines, hcd resubmitted our application to the state for the pro housing designation. we have worked with hcd to revise the resolution in line with their updated guidelines, as having a pro housing designation will give san francisco additional points in applications for competitive housing and infrastructure funding, including important funding sources like the affordable housing and sustainable

jenica, do we have dan adams oen the line? >> yes, he's on the line. >> okay, great. i want to introduce dan adams, the director of the mayor office of housing and community development. just wanted to make sure everyone knew we have been working together all parties involved and he wanted to say a few things. >> thanks josh and great to be with you commissioners and appreciate your accommodating remote participation. we have been working with port staff as well developers on this proposed revision that would modify parcel f. we support it for the reason josh went into. coming out of the pandemic we are a soft market so the higher ami units are quite close to market. difficult to lease up. as aaffordable housing practitioner and advocate it gives me no satisfaction to produce affordable units and have sit empty. more units at deeper affordability even with fewer overall affordable units makes sense to me. this is the flexibility contemplated in the da, when they provided for these kinds of ability to modify and has such we are in here in support of the proposed modifi

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. >> so the next piece that i wanted to say and then we'll invite dan adams is that dki has worked the investment. so what we're talking about we want to you understand that we're really trying to understand and being able to share the return on investment. because the imperative is not the motivating factor for why people do the things. sometimes they only care about the bottom line, so we're also doing our due till jens to explain how this investment benefits the city overall. i think supervisor walton mentioned from the beginning, the importance of investing in dreams, a lot of research has been done and it comes out with no surprise that black people are the most optimistic in america, that given everything that has happened they continue to believe that things can be better. and that optimism transforms communities and help to infer to actually spread hope and that is really important. the other piece around housing, we know na it costs more money for folks to be unhoused than it is to house them and this initiative has helped to house 40 families in addition to the homeowners tha

thank the housing authority director [indiscernible] housing authority president joaquin torres and dan adams the mohcd team for their constructive dialogue on this this week and for their willingness to explore this opportunity more proactively. i will say while i'm encouraged by mohcd and housing authority initial response to our resolution, i are want to emphasize even what they are currently proposing does still fall a bit short of what other cities most notably boston are doing, which includes broadry publicizing invitation for all potential development partners to propose sites and projects within san francisco that could benefit from up to 3668 fair cloth to rad units that could be developed and then subsidized with this permanent hud subsidy for deeply affordable housing. this is especially important as the rent augmentation opportunity created in 2023 is currently set to expire on september 30, 2024. the resolution before us specifically calls on housing authority to release request for qualifications. identify sites, solicit develops and initiate the fair cloth to rad application pr

. >> so the next piece that i wanted to say and then we'll invite dan adams is that dki has worked the investment. so what we're talking about we want to you understand that we're really trying to understand and being able to share the return on investment. because the imperative is not the motivating factor for why people do the things. sometimes they only care about the bottom line, so we're also doing our due till jens to explain how this investment benefits the city overall. i think supervisor walton mentioned from the beginning, the importance of investing in dreams, a lot of research has been done and it comes out with no surprise that black people are the most optimistic in america, that given everything that has happened they continue to believe that things can be better. and that optimism transforms communities and help to infer to actually spread hope and that is really important. the other piece around housing, we know na it costs more money for folks to be unhoused than it is to house them and this initiative has helped to house 40 families in addition to the homeowners tha

thank the housing authority director [indiscernible] housing authority president joaquin torres and dan adams the mohcd team for their constructive dialogue on this this week and for their willingness to explore this opportunity more proactively. i will say while i'm encouraged by mohcd and housing authority initial response to our resolution, i are want to emphasize even what they are currently proposing does still fall a bit short of what other cities most notably boston are doing, which includes broadry publicizing invitation for all potential development partners to propose sites and projects within san francisco that could benefit from up to 3668 fair cloth to rad units that could be developed and then subsidized with this permanent hud subsidy for deeply affordable housing. this is especially important as the rent augmentation opportunity created in 2023 is currently set to expire on september 30, 2024. the resolution before us specifically calls on housing authority to release request for qualifications. identify sites, solicit develops and initiate the fair cloth to rad application pr

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in honor of adam and daniel, as well as the countless other service members, i introduce the dan gentlelady j. harvey jr. and adam lambert improving service member transition to reduce veteran suicide act. this bipartisan legislation, led by veterans, makes critical improvements to the transition assistance program to provide service members who are returning home with access to the mental health resources, more vet v.a. check-ins and clear communication about available assistance programs as they navigate their return from the battlefield and before it's too late. i thank all who have served our nation for their service and i strongly encourage my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass this important and critical legislation. thank you, madam speaker, thank you to my fellow veterans and thank to you all who serve. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlelady reserve? mrs. kiggans: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. davis: i thank my representative for bringing this forward and reserv

dan? >> yeah. i agree. look, my father recently moved into a retirement home in california. a lot of things adamreferring to, that retirement home has. he has an app that opens the garage door and gets him in the building, and he can order food from the cafeteria from the dining hall. grant it, different market, different target demographic, but those are features. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. we have to leave it there. we appreciate your time today. >>> now to julia for a cnbc news update. >>> tyler, major u.s. airline and aviation unions have urged the white house to pause approvals of more flights between china and the u.s. over concerns of china's anti-competitive policies. this is after the u.s. department of transportation said chinese airline carriers could boost their weekly round trip flights to the u.s. to 50, beginning at the end of march. the white house awarded $830 million in grants to fortify the nation's infrastructure against climate change. the money will fund projects across 37 states that are particularly impacted by extreme weather. and the funds come from the bipartis

dan daluth. welcome. this was a five hour long attack. it did almost nothing. and earlier, i spoke with adamth, ranking member of the armed services committee. >> as long as israel can say look, this was a complete failure, it showed iran's weakness, not their strength, that is an argument for saying israel doesn't have to do anything militarily in response. a response from israel would be a mistake. when you look at what israel faces from hezbollah, the battle they have against hamas in gaza, to launch into what would be an ever escalating conflict with iran i think would be directly contrary to israel's interest in peace and security. we need deescalation, not escalation. >> dan, does that match the sentiment you're hearing there in washington? >> i think that definitely, alex, matches the sentiment of many democrats. and it certainly matches the sentiment in the white house and the biden administration. although they're putting it with more nuance than congressman smith. their view is israel succeeded in defeating a major aerial assault from iran. what is the point now of launching a majo

this year in tony's view, not a slam dunk >> no, but you have adam jonas talking about an accelerated launch of more affordable models danves likes the lower-cost vehicle, but he did lower the price target goldman talking about better than the low expectations. i mean, i think that the baird piece, which says, sees turning point on bearish sentiment, this is now trading on sentiment, and the sentiment was so low that jonas stuff was terrific. the sentiment was so low, it was almost like if you came in and said, we'll do small car, and at the same time, we'll do a rideshare app. well, look, you think it's only going to be up 15? i think this thing has a possibility of being up 30, because the sentiment changed. now, david, the free cash flow didn't change. it was bad >> no, and they consumed an enormous amount of capital during the quarter as an auto maker will, given how capital-intensive the business is >> so, carl, you have this situation where individuals love this stock i mean, when we talk about what's stock people want us to talk about they want us to talk about tesla. they've been waiting for this, but what are th

dan from pennsylvania is maggot deprogramming covered by obama care? i'm even subsidizing my own deprogramming, i'm waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: welcome to hannity the new york city mayor eric adamsd a sanctuary for all illegal immigrants now he is actually blaming taxes for joe biden's border crisis and inviting governor admit to spend the night in illegal immigrant shelter why don't you invite joe biden to do it i would even go just to hang out with him, that is all coming up we will have governor abbott's reaction site plus we will detail the very latest brazen crimes carried out by some of the so-called asylum-seekers we will also introduce you to a new serious threat posed by the border crisis, tuberculosis and measles now spreading like wildfire at an illegal immigrant shelter in chicago, multiple shelters actually, first with just 200, take a look at that number, 214 days until election day it is an inflection point for this country, james carville probably said it best, biden's poll numbers are kind of like seeing grandma naked, it's not a good site and because biden is not willing or able to work harder or pound the campaign trail or change course on some of his idiotic

>> dan from pennsylvania is maga d programmingd by obamacare, hawkman and even some my own d programming. >> i'm water s and this is my world now. welcome to "hannity". new york city mayor eric adams once promised a sanctuary for all illegal immigrants. lega well, now he's actually blaming texas for biden's border crisis and is inviting governor abbottv to spend the night in an illegal immigrant shelteernor. why invite joe biden to do it? e i thought i'd even go and hangh, out with them. >> that's all coming up on craig. governor abbott'has reaction tonight. plus, we will detail the very latest brazen crimes carrieded out by some of these so-called asylum seekers. somalso introduce you to a news serious threat posed by the border crisis. tuberculosis and and measles are now spreading like wildfir e at an illegal immigrant shelter in chicago. multiple shelters, actually. >> but first, with just 200, take a look at that number, 214 days until election day. it is an inflection point this country. james carville probably said it best. jamesbiden, his poll numbers are kind of like seeing grandma' naked. >> not a good sight. and because biden is not en willing or able to work harder or

225 to 180, wedbush's dan ives said the moment of truth has arrived for tesla and elon musk and, quote, the clock has struck midnight for musk to lay out a plan for the future. adam bring back old habits and, quote, sleep on the floor of the factory again. let's bring in phil lebeau to help us talk through the headlines ahead of tomorrow's print. down seven in a row would be the longest losing streak since december of '22. >> and i'm not sure, carl, we're going to see an end tomorrow after the company reports its q1 results. i know we've said in the past the numbers are not as important as the conference call but that really is the case. we know tomorrow that the numbers for q1 we're going it see a big drop in automotive growth margins. huge hit, first time in four years we'll see a year over year decline in revenue. all of that said it's what elon musk says during the analyst call with regard to two subjects that's going to get the most attention. first of all, the small car call it the model 2, whatever you want to call it, is that completely on the back burner or is this a case where he's going to say we expect to have that, 25, 26, 27, that's still the case,