. >> well, my grand uncle gunjiro around the time of the great earthquake fell in love with helen emeryho was the daughter of the average derchdeacon of g cathedral. it was during all the anti-asian stuff, all the anti-chinese, all the anti-japanese and yellow peril journalism, and their story became like journalists heaven. they were chased all around the country. >> yeah. with all sorts of weird misconceptions that made great stories, not necessarily truthful stories though. >> right. >> what was it you wanted to make sure came across in delivering this performance? not just the history lesson but also maybe -- >> well, just that basically love conquers all, even if it takes 100 years because all the families all broke up, and, yeah, but eventually once we found the story, you know, love conquers all. >> yeah, yeah. i mean the bravery that it took, the courage for that couple. you can't even think about what it must have been like for them. >> and also what one person does affects their descendents like kind of exponentially. >> that's true, yeah. >> so the descendants don't even know

. >> the chairman of the new york city police watchdog agency, richard emery has stepped out. twenty-four hours after being sued by its executive director,. >> she was a courageous woman who stood up and complained about his conduct and for calling women -- >> reporter: that comment was made in september, the complaint was majorly thereafter. douglas, the lawyer representing maleic says nothing was done for months. >> the investigation started in march and then once the investigated started then retaliation really started to affect both my clients. >> reporter: the clients face retaliation by emery under mining maleic's authority. he found out about it he started to change her responsibilities and report and started undermining her credibility in the office. started affecting her day-to-day ability to carry out the job. >> the nypd dogwatch did not talk about specific reasons for his resignation. he said that in confluence of recent circumstances would preclude him for further doing his job as chair. in light of the recent litigation that has created daily litigation in succes

emery used a gender-based slur against her. she filed a complaint soon after but nothing was done for months. investigation started in march eminem he found out, he retaliated . >> after you find out he started to strip away her duties and undermine her authority in the office. >> last month he made a controversial comment comparing nypd unions to pigs. that's according to a daily news interview . >> judge has post on the sentence for peter liang. the judge is considering whether to toss the conviction after the defense attorney accused one of the jurors of lying . michael vargas said no one in his family had been later he admitted that his estranged father was sent to prison for manslaughter in the accidental shooting of a friend is not an impartial juror. he is not an honest man . >> he said he was asked of a close resident relatives were convicted and he said he was never convicted with his father and he grew up in orphanages. he made a comment after he left the courthouse. liang sentencing has moved next week . da recommend

emery signed for the remainder of the season. he had been playing in europe.his is good news because the flyers host ottawa tomorrow afternoon. >>> eagles have signed former chargers linebacker ryan mueller to a two year contract. the birds plan to play him at full back. >>> the eagles newest receiver met with the media today. reuben randall signed away from the new york giants last week. last season he was second on the giants with eight receiving touchdowns. randall has only been in the league for years but he'll be viewed as a veteran with the birds receiving core. >> i can can come out here and also help those young guys be better players, you know, by me p-, i'm willing to help my teammates out and get those guys good as well. so, with my presence i can kind of lead the group is little bit. >> and the nfl draft coming up at the end of this month. >> all right, ducis, thank you. >>> we want to see how you are cheering on the nova nation this weekend. some of our viewers have already shared photographs showing off their villanova team spirit and you can joi

. >>> the civilian complaint review board has -- richard emery stepped down after allegations were made about making sexist remarks to two women. he called them a derogatory word during an argument and retaliated against them for complaining. >> send a loud and clear message to other women in the workplace who may be undergoing harassment. >> emery didn't directly respond to the lawsuit but in his res egg ig nation letter, he said it's created distractions. >> trying to sort the two different accounts of what led up to a former nfl star's murder. the suspect who shot will smith once in the chest several times in the back on saturday night in new orleans, despite surveillance video, a family attorney says smith's mercedes did not hit the hummer driven by the murder suspect, cardell hayes. >> believing they didn't hit the hummer and seeing no damage whatsoever, they continued. >> haze is accused of later following smith and then shooting and killing him in a confrontation over a fender bender. his wife was hit in the leg. hayes' lawyer insists he was not the aggressor. >>> the person behi

[laughter] is coke'sember: what relationship with emery and georgia tech university? mr. pendegrast: i do not know as much about georgia tech, but i do know that going back to handler, he gave $1 million to emery at oxford to help him move to atlanta. and then robert woodruff gave a huge amount, millions to emory. emory has always been known as coca-cola university. i do not know as much about georgia tech, you could probably tell me. audience member: i know that the architect, smith, who did the bottle buildings also did the georgia tech campus. mr. pendegrast: that would make sense. they are all near each other. host: one more question. mr. pendegrast: two more questions. audience member: first, fortunately if anybody cares, i find you can get coca-cola with sugar in the ethnic section and it is only one dollar. otherwise, was there a process of keeping the classic coke and the new coke, or once they brought a classic back, the new coke died out? mr. pendegrast: they did keep both for quite some time. refused to admit that new coke was a failure. the ceo drink the coke

emery. alumni, i should say. >>> state department spring break.ent is rating women? >> they're guilty of trying to be clever and cool and turned themselves in. >> how? >> essentially they said this, in a message to spring breakers who are no longer welcome in panama city thanks to ains lele airhart. they tweeted out this, if you're a ten in the u.s., you're not a ten overseas. they're worried about americans -- >> this is a state department tweet. "no a 10 in the u.s., then not a 10 overseas." talking about how beautiful you are. what is that supposed to mean, if you're ugly here, you're ugly there. don't let somebody's beer goggles fool you into thinking -- what does it mean? >> a scenario, you're at a bar, you don't usually in america get much action but suddenly you're in london, a woman walks up to you, she's quite attractive and all of a sudden you guy her expensive drinks or she says hey, here's cute, here's some luggage. if she gives you luggage, you think, i must be hot. that luggage is lined with coke and you're going to get arrested. >>

there he is again, richard emery. you know the civilian complaint review i board, if you think you've been brutalized, they try to find out what happened. he is out of that job. he's been making controversial comments for some time. you'll remember the front page of the daily news i think it was last month, called the unions, that they were squealing like stuck pigs. >> the nypd unions, yeah. >> also it's been said he might be a little bit too close to the current commissioner, bill bratton. >> isis has apparently put out a hit on to huma abedin. >> hugh massachusetts top aide to hillary clinton. she is always by her side. she's also married to former congressman anthony weiner. isis, through one of its hit the -- basically, a hit list for prominent modern muslims. hugh ma is, apparently, a practicing muslim on the moderate side. >> yeah. she's on the list along with representative keith ellison is and others of minnesota branded as, quote, overt crusaders. the terror group called them politically active apostates. hu

richard emery was targeted by one of his coworkers. the suit claims she was -- he has faced criticism from police unions because his law firm represents a man who was investigated by the ccrb. up and running tomorrow. the middletown school district avoided a school bus driver and mechanic strike. contract negotiations went well last night so the teamsters decided to postpone the strike until after the next bargaining session set for april 25th. >>> new york police may soon be equipped with a new high-tech device to combat distracted briefr drivers. >>> first here's a look at what's on nbc tonight. sibila and i will see you again at 11:00. we're just four days away from our first edition of ask the mayor where news 4 takes your questions straight to mayor de blasio. join melissa russo and me this american workers know how to fight back and rebuild an economy. so does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing

richard emery was appointed to the civilian complaint review board in 2014, by mayor de blasio. resignation comes a day after is -- he was accused of making a gender-based slur in a lawsuit filed by the agency's executive director. in a statement, the mayor said i want to thank richard for his service to the city. over the past two years, the ccrb has resolved cases much more quickly and efficiently. meantime, police union leader patrick lynch said, our hope is that whoever replaces him will be a fair-minded and reasonable person who has a basis respect for police officers. the mayor has hired a lawyer and the corruption investigation into the nypd claims another top cop. cbs2 political reporter marcia scandal. >>> he was former police commissioner lawyer in the federal fraud case. now barry berke is representing mayor de blasio. as the fed's pros -- probe how he raised funds. the mayor disclosing that he asked her to represent his 2013 campaign and -- >> reach out to the u.s. attorney's office. and offer any assistance we could provide. and let them know we're happy to work wit

richard emery stepped down from the complaint review board on wednesday. it was less than 24 hours after being hit with a lawsuit alleging he made sexist remarks to two female workers. the lawsuit claims emery called them a derogatory word during an argument and retaliated against them for complaining. >> it sends a loud and clear message to other women in the workplace who may be undergoing harassment. >> emery did not directly respond to the lawsuit. but in his resignation letter said several of my recent public statements and litigation have the success of the ccr about. >>> kobe bryant is now retired but he made history in his final and emotional game. >> and what can i say? mamba out. >> the self-described nickname. he scored 60 points in the last game. it's the most for nif player in their send-off game. he also became the only player to play 20 years with just one team. hear what he had to say after the game coming up in just about a half hour. also new this morning, the golden state warriors, capping off an incredible season. they made history too.

and mayor de blasio released a statement thanking emery for his service and naming deborah archer as his replacement. michael george, news 4, new york. >> all right, michael, thank you. >>> the search is on tonight for the person who smashed a 16-year-old boy in midtown. police say that teen and his friends were arguing with a street vendor at east 31st street today. that's when witness says the vendor slashed the teen's chest. he was taken to bellevue hospital and is expected to survive his injuries. >>> tonight the man accused of little girl in brooklyn is spending the night in jail. police say that akaja hall grabbed the girl and exposed himself as she walked to school yesterday morning. the girl was able to get away. hall is facing several charges including attempted sexual abuse and public lewdness. >>> a heated standoff as tens of thousands of verizon workers walked off the job. it is a strike that could impact millions of customers. strike affectser have zn's telephone, internet, and tv businesses on the east coast, including technicians and customer service reps. verizon says

. >> reporter: torey emery had just returned home there church when she saw the young men who went the home standing outside as police investigated. >> i just prayed with them to make sure that they, you know, somebody was there supporting them. >> reporter: police are not releasing details what happen. the witness essay students held a party last night the but nothing loud or rowdy. they saw a body taken from the home but it is not clear who died or how. >> we didn't hear anything. the walls are thin. we usually, you know, i mean, as you can see it is a tight street. so i mean it was nothing crazy out of control. >> i hope that whatever has happened, that it creates a platform for them to just move forward. >> reporter: we're told police chief isn't available to share any information about this investigation, until monday. we are live from west conshohocken, jeff chirico for channel six a "action news". >> thanks, jeff. >>> moving on to the accu weather forecast. it has been a sunny but chilly day. tomorrow things will change a bit with the bit of rain moving our way. meteorologist me

ray emery needs a job.ers have signed him, the former net minder, for remainder of the season. the flyers host senators tomorrow afternoon. >>> phillies and orioles tonight good showing from aaron nola, he goes three innings, gives up one run, striking out five. fourth inning, miguel franco, he swings hard. watch where this one land. upper deck. his ninth home run of the spring. he is dialed in. two batters later ryan howard facing a lefty. you bet. phillies lose this 18-seven. >>> the soul open up the season on the road at cleveland, big play comes on defense in the second quarter. dwayne who will an kicks it off, takes it for 33-yard. the soul win, 69-41. that is sports. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. "action news" continues at 5:30 a.m. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night and great weekend. >> ♪ >>> and now abc's jimmy kimmel live. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- harrison f

as of this morning, the president of emery is out there putting his own chalks up saying free speech. to see the same thing at kansas university? >> well, yeah, and i think there is blame to go around. it's interesting, it's the environment on these college campuses and campus reform reported at emery, they're having their disagreement. it's allowing students and faculty to feign this outrage over political speech. when does it stop? i'm not trump fan, but when i walk by the trump signs there are one of two things i can do, do what you're supposed to do at a college campus have a robust dialog and prepare ooh for the real world or like an adult, i can walk by it, it's chalk and shouldn't require a huge response from the university because it shouldn't be an issue. stuart: can you give me a rough idea the numbers on each side of this debate on your campus? how many students really do feel they need a safe space away from trump signs, and how many people on the other side, very much in favor of free speech? >> yeah, i would say the free speech still wins. the thing is that the students

a little birthday shout out to emery, turning five years old today. have a fantastic birthday and your grandma is a big fan too. happy birthday. rosanna? greg: okay, mike. thank you very much. so, some of us got to know christina applegate in the married with children days. rosanna: sunday nights we were tuned in. the highest ratings on fox. it kind of established fox as a new network and christina front and center on the show. wild. greg: and some of us got to know her through the role in the anchor man franchise. brilliant stuff. take a listen, please. >> i will have you know that i have more talent and more intelligence in my little finger than you do in your entire body, sir. >> you are a smelly hooker. >> you look like a blueberry. eyebrows went. greg: just two high lights from the career, a special message may be merck. >>> hi, hello. rosanna: you just came in from the west coast? >> yes. i did. >> how did you sleep? >> not very well. i am working on it and pinpointing why i have insomnia. i am working with merck to say i suffer too and here is

her lawyer says the investigation started in march and when emery found out he retaliated. >> after she complained and after he found out, he started to strip away her responsibilities and her reports. credibility in the office. its according to the daily news interview. fox five has the details on the unsolved murder . the suiting did not happen on queens boulevard but on main street. at that intersection. it was not a drive-by but more like an assassination. >> he unloads multiple shots inside the vehicle. >> we believe the shooter the car.>> the rapper was not involved with drugs. his widow has repeatedly called for anyone with information to come forward. call crime stoppers at 1-800-577-tips. >> officials are saying the vehicle virus definitely causes severe birth defects. the cdc says it came to the conclusion after weighing all evidence. the virus causes microcephaly in unusually small skulls and babies who contracted the virus. the cdc says it's clear the virus causes other brain defects including dangerous calcium buildup . it's continuing to warn william women to avoid travel.

working intestinal with the supervisors offices and the city attorney's office specifically call out emeryrogers and korea and kate connor spent a lot of time and i want to thank the city attorney's office for working with us partially on a complicated constantly changing piece of legislation it was figure out with political challenges so it was a challenging piece of legislation be obviously our work is not done but the adoption a milestone we'll move on to other affordable housing so thanks to all the staff thank you. >> item 7 commissioners review of past events of the board of supervisors no board of appeals report and no historic preservation commission hearing yesterday. >> good afternoon aaron starr, manager, legislative affairs. at that land use committee hearing they heard the rooftop ordinance supported by the mayor the planning commission heard this on last year and voted unanimously to recommend approval at the request of the sponsor the item was tabled not going to the full board for adoption the next item an ordinance that will landmark a building at 9092 second street the hp

. >> if you or someone you know is dealing with addiction we do have emery sources on our website. >>an also find a link to go monday me page for raven's children. head to fox29.com for a list. >>> 22 years old and on top of the world but he could have been in jail. yaz reveals the one thing that kept him out. >> plot twist empire will never be the same. boo boo kitty is about t t ♪ >>> don't you just love those plot twists moments on empire and we have your sneak peek at what's happening next week. everyone is finally going find out about boo boo kitty's pregnancy. take a look how it goes down. >> i'm pregnant. so? >> it's hakeem's. >> yo, for real. boo boo kitty going to come and tell us she pregnant but who is she pregnant with? hakeem's baby. >> you don't know how to use a condom, stupid. >> what the hell is going on? >> boo boo, why, kitty. why? >> reaction. shock. that's the last thing people were expecting to hear. >> hmm. you can watch empire right here on fox 29 every wednesday at 9:00 and he's only 22 but on top of the world. starring a hakeem on empire. philly' own yaz admi

. >> they have tried emery. >> that is because there was another injury in the minor league level, het their backup just yet but their backup, is not going to play. it will be mason. unless they have, a spot clinched and they have a game to go. >> two games up. >> you're right, two-point up and game in hand. >> we play detroit in detroit wednesday game. >> everyone of these games is huge. everyone will be decided to one point. >> head down to my the brother-in-law's place. >> yes. >> bless you. >> are you okay. >> wow. >> well, go on. >> we have to get to the emergency room with this sneeze. >> phillies got a cold all year last year. they start backup, season starting this coming week. >> looking forward to that. i have a lot of young guys, lot of potential. now granted come end of may if all these guys with all this potential stink, we will be calling a different tune. >> they have had a decent spring and good young pitching good what i love about their preseason record. you only get this during preseason. they have were been 15-ten-three. >> yes. >> last night they hit home eight ho

if you know if someone dealing with addiction we have emery sources on our website.a gofundme page for raven's children just head to fox29.com for a list. >>> in new york city authorities are warning women about creeps who look under women's skirts. new ads are actually popping up on social media urging victims of up skirting to call police. officials also mapped out areas where police get the most reports like subway stations, for example. women walking upstairs standing on platforms or sitting on benches can be targets of sneaky peepers with cameras. authorities say you have the power to take action if you see something like this happening to you. >> summer a, try and take a photo of him that would be the best evidence a photo of someone who took a photo of them and also look for the police much it is a felony and you have to register as sex offender as well. so it has a lot of collateral consequences. >> smart phones made up skirting easier and offender offenders ar about hiding cams rays in other items like books or backpacks. >> a man is getting out of his car w

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in coordination with johns hopkins and emery universities, florida state researchers have made crucial breakthroughs that will be useful in slowing our preventing the virus from spreading. as you know, zika has wreaked havoc across south america and it poses a great threat to our country, especially to my home state of florida. there have already been more than 80 zika cases reported in florida and as summer approaches, the situation will likely worsen. we can't wait any longer. it's time to put politics aside and for congress to do its job. we must fully fund, research prevention and response efforts to fight this deadly virus before it spreads. ms. graham: thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for one

across the peninsula and picks up by the time to get to the high-rise portion of the berkeley into emeryrate not too bad but slow leaving dublin to change to snow looks good living some knowledge of fremont and the dumbarton bridge looks like the travel time has yet to update all the it is 18 minutes. >>mark: they plan to discuss the earthquake dropped and form to them the magnitude 6 or larger earth with typical stress every decade on the sierra nevada falls is the which lunch was how fearsome national park to north of reno and lake tahoe. >>darya: pigsticking to the tap to proven the poor toward several places incident and will plan had near toxic levels of lead and copper but now they're better the water is safe to drink in various the governor said he will prove the water is safe and roughly a month his going to show the it is safe for everyone and were to drink. >>mark: power out of the biggest order or added to drinks but this did assembly will now vote on proposed a ban. >>mark: 4 c. of the recall because of the glass in them the international transgressions recalling peach slices

. >> good afternoon emery rogers planning department staff i don't think our office has the ability to project that into the future we have not seen the performa of the projects that will be coming forward but the feasibility study will help you to maximize production. >> the feasibility study didn't exempt correct. >> correct. >> we're to vote an excellent the 25 percent 234r59 percentage four projects 25 or more without the feasibility study. >> that's correct. >> okay. so again without that feasibility study we don't know whether this legislation is going to lead to more affordable units fewer affordable units are no change. >> that's correct it would be many things. >> i assume i believe we have a shared role of maximizing the number of affordable units created self-in san francisco that's probable. >> everyone spoke to that. >> how about housing production with all forms of housing do we know planning department know this legislation is going to lead to more housing created in san francisco, less housing or no change. >> certainly raising rates of inclusionary can result in the re

shoulder there was another stretch of heavy traffic from the five at all but its lead heading into emery >>mark: people ron rohr remembering the artist pranced found dead yesterday in his suburban minneapolis home you receive a purple light of dawn of san francisco city hall there's been an outpouring of support and mourners as a musical icon has been remembered for is creativity. >>mark: he was on unresponsive in a letter in his home he was 57 years old will have more on the reaction to the loss of prince. >>reporter: he can be summed up as the one word legend he danced the world sang and played consoled 100 million records or why the second one of the best- selling artists of all time he touched all forms of entertainment business one and 7 g of golden globe and an academy award the first year he was eligible he was inducted to the rock-and-roll hall of fame. >>reporter: social media of massive outpouring of grief just into the lake katie the world lost a lot of magic of this is what this sounds like window described it and the president of releasing the statement and fans flocked to h

for questions and conversations, but our keynote speaker is mark bauerline, professor of english at emery university, former director of research and analysis at the national endowment for the arts. let me say how grateful i am that first thing is hosting the launch of this report. one of the true storm walls in our society again the raging seas sea immediate county tritt that threaten to drown or public culture. the quality books shape the minds of the coming generation as clearly a matter-under general si. the probation officer can explain that much better than i. [applause] >> thank you for coming here. it's not happy news to speak about higher education about their reading choices that are made by the colleges every year, and what i'm going to do here is just lay out the background about why colleges even have these programs at all, and actually to give a little bit of sympathy for the problems that they're facing when they do assign these books and what they hope these programs, which can run all year long -- they collect a book, have the incoming students read it, spend a few weeks,

. >> mark: that accused of conducting emery 50 year-old his cases been delayed. he was accused of killing a morgan hill teenager rupert. one homeless go and never came back. he was supposed to appear in court is saying the judge will delay the case until may 23rd. because this the defense team will have more time to submit evidence. investigators say that they found her day in his car. the body as ever about. but aren't this recession found dead and eight east bay massage parlor. this happen adam starts parlor atlantic avenue on sunday in pittsburgh and employee was found dead police said the robber went into the parlor and demanded money. foh with employees entering scuffled people bought a gun and shot one employee before running away. the employe was killed has not been identified. a man charged in the deadly attack in a sense of scope jim to years ago is sentenced to 17 years in prison canada. saco was sent yesterday his attorney had argued that is to reduce prompted 57 control reg and that will lead to the beating of a man at the gym two years ago. prosecuto

outraged over these trump 2016 sidewalk chalk drawings like the ones that sent students into a fury at emeryy last week. some comparing the writing to having a confederate flag on campus. now they are demanding the university do something about it responding on quitter saying people were quick to jump to conclusionze and someone outside of campus could have easily done it the university did wash the markings off though because the policy requires people to get permission before drawing on the sidewalk. those are your headlines. sidewalk chalk. >> disturbing report of isis getting jobs at the airport. literally, how did that happen? what does it mean for security? >> >> catch a bull that escaped the slaughter house. his friend did it he said i'm going to do the same thing. stack and seal. these are the hands that keep private information private. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that dig for opportunity, identify patterns, and uncover risk. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. at ally bank, no branches equals great

but are certainly offering as emery sources as state police tell them they need.ee >> it's interestingauseng they've been adamant no foul nul play was involve.olve not how we normally see things g handled.ndle thanks, mel.m >> turning to presidential racea right now. right big night for the front runnersr in the big apple.inhe b donald trump and hillary clinton pulling out big wins in the new york primary and with victorieso each now a big step closer to to clinching the nomination.n. for details we turn to fox5's political reporter ronica cleare who joins us in studio. hi.hi >> thanks, steve. steve last night donald trump and a hillary clinton they had decided victories in new york.orie the question is, are we now at t point where we can call thesehe primary races.es let's just look at the numbers. we'll start with the democrats.s okay. when we look at these nu these totals we've got 1893 in delegates for clinton. 1180 for sanders these includene the super delegates. now, sanders campaign they sayhe they need to get those superuper delegates to start switchingwiti from hillary to sand

. >> and for your listeners not in maryland, there are still many,, emery sources at maryland family choosinghoos licensed child care.li >> let's talk about what are th questions you should ask as a parent because i think that'shi' probably the single easiest wayy to get information about where e you're going to leave youraver child. so what do you need to walk in,, look for and ask? >> the first thing is the environment.nmt is there enough space for all ol the children that are there? ii there enough space to playce t p safely inside and outside?de >> how many children there are?h do you think your child is goins to get the attention he or she needs? what about access to the program? are think there goingk to be other people coming in and out? are he appropriate materials for all oo the children that are there? especially paying attention toat the provider herself. hse what is her demeanor withrit children? what is her demeanorn with your child? does she speas in a calm voice? is she responsive? does your childouri respond to her? >> what are her disciplineisciie procedures? does sh

. >> good afternoon emery rogers planning department staff i don't think our office has the ability to project that into the future we have not seen the performa of the projects that will be coming forward but the feasibility study will help you to maximize production. >> the feasibility study didn't exempt correct. >> correct. >> we're to vote an excellent the 25 percent 234r59 percentage four projects 25 or more without the feasibility study. >> that's correct. >> okay. so again without that feasibility study we don't know whether this legislation is going to lead to more affordable units fewer affordable units are no change. >> that's correct it would be many things. >> i assume i believe we have a shared role of maximizing the number of affordable units created self-in san francisco that's probable. >> everyone spoke to that. >> how about housing production with all forms of housing do we know planning department know this legislation is going to lead to more housing created in san francisco, less housing or no change. >> certainly raising rates of inclusionary can result in the re

. >> good afternoon emery rogers planning department staff i don't think our office has the ability to project that into the future we have not seen the performa of the projects that will be coming forward but the feasibility study will help you to maximize production. >> the feasibility study didn't exempt correct. >> correct. >> we're to vote an excellent the 25 percent 234r59 percentage four projects 25 or more without the feasibility study. >> that's correct. >> okay. so again without that feasibility study we don't know whether this legislation is going to lead to more affordable units fewer affordable units are no change. >> that's correct it would be many things. >> i assume i believe we have a shared role of maximizing the number of affordable units created self-in san francisco that's probable. >> everyone spoke to that. >> how about housing production with all forms of housing do we know planning department know this legislation is going to lead to more housing created in san francisco, less housing or no change. >> certainly raising rates of inclusionary can result in the re