david baker bloomberg news. >> we lost everybody. as we figure out the technical difficulties -- >> we're listening to the governor as he gives us the daily response. big news. covering three quarter of california residents. counties on the california watch list now have three in weeks of strict restrictions. things that were hope will be closed again for three weeks. it includes contra costa county, santa carry and solar a. no more dine-in service. museums cannot our chances for patrons to come. these are change and the governor is make good on a promise. look, if the numbers go up, he will pull back on the openings and that's exactly what he's done. >> i'm sure there har lot of people sitting at home going happy 4th of july. disappointed in contra costa county. there were going to be changes, at the bars and restaurants, at least indoors. sounds like you can still do curbside pickup. the 4th of july is about family gatherings. again, this is a saturday, so this is a big event. he not home want the friends coming over but if you hav

a couple years ago, the housing, david baker, were already to build on a site that is now condos and i had a couple ad hoc meetings and that's what they wanted to see there and i'm certainly hoping this will happen. the bad conditions of public housing, it wasn't like that in buffalo when i worked there. that was the result of complete neglect. >> speaker time has elapsed. thank you. can we have the next speaker, please. >> speaker: i'm with the coalition of slashing the san francisco police department budget and i would like to implore the board to not only -- >> excuse me. i would like to note -- i will pause your time at this moment. i would like to note that we're discussing item number 2 on the agenda which is authorizing the development of up to ten thousand units. >> i understand. >> we're not discussing the police department item under this matter. so i will restart your time. if you would like to make comments on item number 2, please. please proceed. >> speaker: i'll call back, thank you. >> thank you, the next speaker, please. >> speaker: good morning, supervisors and than

a couple years ago, the housing, david baker, were already to build on a site that is now condos and i had a couple ad hoc meetings and that's what they wanted to see there and i'm certainly hoping this will happen. the bad conditions of public housing, it wasn't like that in buffalo when i worked there. that was the result of complete neglect. >> speaker time has elapsed. thank you. can we have the next speaker, please. >> speaker: i'm with the coalition of slashing the san francisco police department budget and i would like to implore the board to not only -- >> excuse me. i would like to note -- i will pause your time at this moment. i would like to note that we're discussing item number 2 on the agenda which is authorizing the development of up to ten thousand units. >> i understand. >> we're not discussing the police department item under this matter. so i will restart your time. if you would like to make comments on item number 2, please. please proceed. >> speaker: i'll call back, thank you. >> thank you, the next speaker, please. >> speaker: good morning, supervisors and than

recently that i know of was the one that i proposed and the mayor's office of housing agreed and david baker and everybody was hot to trot. that was the project supervisor peskin tried to save by landmarking. he was no longer in office and david chu were not interested in a senior housing project. they tried to find affordable housing initially and reducing the price but didn't think there were any. operator: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: i am a research analyst and one of the things my job touches on is asking that the community evaluate what kinds of jobs is given hotel development might bring to the community and how those jobs will correlate to the ability of those workers to live in the same city in which they work. i am very glad to see that we are continuing to discuss this. i am very glad the issue is brought to the forefront and that there is a mechanism for putting real numberings to the trends that we can all feel anecdotally. we all feel how difficult it is for community members to live and work in the city. i want to echo concerns about the details we learned in th

recently that i know of was the one that i proposed and the mayor's office of housing agreed and david baker and everybody was hot to trot. that was the project supervisor peskin tried to save by landmarking. he was no longer in office and david chu were not interested in a senior housing project. they tried to find affordable housing initially and reducing the price but didn't think there were any. operator: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: i am a research analyst and one of the things my job touches on is asking that the community evaluate what kinds of jobs is given hotel development might bring to the community and how those jobs will correlate to the ability of those workers to live in the same city in which they work. i am very glad to see that we are continuing to discuss this. i am very glad the issue is brought to the forefront and that there is a mechanism for putting real numberings to the trends that we can all feel anecdotally. we all feel how difficult it is for community members to live and work in the city. i want to echo concerns about the details we learned in th

david: larry summers and catherine baker, raj cohen of solomon and cromwell. >> banks are the losersnse in view of the federal rese