we have one more gao meeting before the recess. that is next week. we have 3 different hearings some may be sort of lengthy i'm open. >> i think we will have an idea if this is worked out in the next week and easy to have a quick conversation. sure. we would -- would be i want top warn you and puc and others would be toward the end of that. i if your preference is a week the other is call of the chair. >> do it for a week for now and if something come up we can figure it out. >> sounds good. and if there are no further comments or questions go ahead and open up to public comment. >> thank you. are there members of the public when would like to make upon comments on the continuance of item 2. >> lineup. near the podium. for those remote call in members press star 3 to be added to the queue. >> there is already on hold. wait until you have been unmuted. >> thank you. supervisors i'm david hooper i live not guilty outer mission. and my interest in the puc is specific to the idea of sewer flooding. starting in the year 2004, our community and other commu

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i know the gao report talks about $22 billion, -- sen. shesheen: and the army's own report. sec. wormuth: we are not going to spend $22 billion on a system if it doesn't work. the chief and i believe this is important wearable technology for our soldiers. we want to see if we can get it to a place where it is going to be desirable for our soldiers. think it can be. if microsoft knows, this is it, they either get it or we will move on. gen. mcconville: enhanced night vision goggles arrivals cutting-edge technology. if we go back to the first goggles, they were big clunky things, how far we have taken the technology is great. to me -- is transformational. it will change how soldiers take part in the battlefield. if we want to get that edge that will transform however soldiers, that is the trade-off,. sen. shesheen: it is not working at. -- it is not working yet. we are shortchanging the people who need the current system that does work. >> thank you both for being before the committee here, i joined other collies in expressing sadness and condolences at the loss of life with the he

we have one more gao meeting before the recess. that is next week. we have 3 different hearings some may be sort of lengthy i'm open. >> i think we will have an idea if this is worked out in the next week and easy to have a quick conversation. sure. we would -- would be i want top warn you and puc and others would be toward the end of that. i if your preference is a week the other is call of the chair. >> do it for a week for now and if something come up we can figure it out. >> sounds good. and if there are no further comments or questions go ahead and open up to public comment. >> thank you. are there members of the public when would like to make upon comments on the continuance of item 2. >> lineup. near the podium. for those remote call in members press star 3 to be added to the queue. >> there is already on hold. wait until you have been unmuted. >> thank you. supervisors i'm david hooper i live not guilty outer mission. and my interest in the puc is specific to the idea of sewer flooding. starting in the year 2004, our community and other commu

over the past 12 years, the government accountability office, the gao, has documented over 1100 cases of duplicative programs created by congress. everybody has a great idea. we're going to fix this. but they don't ever take time to look up to find out somebody had the idea three years before and they already created a ■progra to fix this. so sometimes we have as many as 80 different programs to fix a problem that's already been fixed previously 80 times. it should come as no surprise to nil of us that -- any of us that our government has grown into ad 6.5 la vie thin and this body seems more interested in passing bills than understanding the contents of the bills, the programs, or whether the programs are working. we saved over $550 billion by removing just half of gao's identified duplicative programs. $550 billion was saved by taking the time to figure out. i've expressed a number of concerns about the program but what should alarm us the most about the reauthorization is that gao already found much of this program to be duplicative of other agencies in a report from 2021. that's w

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. >> that's the matsu island that's closest to the chinese mainland -- gao deng island. the coast. >> taipei is 200 kilometers away. the matsu islands are in between. between china and taiwan -- stuck in the middle of the conflict. that's sometimes forgotten amid the holiday vibes, slower pace and the pragmatism of the islanders. at least, until the next military maneuver. ♪ >> this time our global teen comes from tunisia. ♪ >> what's your name and where do you live? >> hi, my name is mariem, im 16 years old. i live in bou-mhel, tunis. this place is most known for its volleyball and tennis teams. >> in my freetime i like to crochet and knit. spend time with friends, solving puzzles, jigsaws, playing chess, things like that. >> what makes me happy mostly is when im reading a very good book. but also when im with my friends, especially my close ones. and im having fun with them specifically. ♪ >> this world is honestly full of problems. but i think the biggest one right now is definitely pollution. its pretty improtant and its basically like the root cause of most problems

according to the government accountability office, or gao, there's a multi-year backlog repairing theur maintenance backlog is one of the primary things that i'm working on to correct. so just three years ago we had 7,700 delay days, that is extra days in a shipyard by ships when they weren't operational. we have cut that down to 3,000. we are not satisfied. >> maintenance delays mean sailors can't come home because the ship that's supposed to replace them is not ready. it means longer deployments. it means away from your family more. that's a big strain on the workforce. >> the more ships that we can have available to send at sea alleviates many of those problems that you pointed out. sailors join the navy to see the world. and so it's my job to make sure those maintenance delay goes to zero and we can get those ships to sea as quickly as possible. >> in the last year alone, at least ten sailors assigned to ships undergoing maintenance or working at maintenance facilities have died by suicide. >> it is a problem that we're taking very, very seriously. and down to every leader in our

the gao says the cars, electric cars for government workers, it's going to cost, like, $770 million.n. what do you think of this? you know, electric cars are pile being up on dealer lots. people aren't buying them. >> yeah. i'm always humored when i see the president stand up in front of people and have to remind them that what ooh he's talking about is not a joke, it's not a joke. [laughter] mr. president, it's closer to a joke than maybe you with realize it is. and, unfortunately, the joke's on the american people here. it's our money that's being spent on this cockamamie idea that we're going to force americans to drive electric vehicles. the market will decide whether they're going to drive electric vehicles or not. it's going to be up to those companies, the marketing of that, the building out of the infrastructure. and government's not going to make us do that, i will suggest. now, they may spend literally billions of our dollars making government agencies when it's the postal service or whether it's the military or what have you buy these. but, listen, out here in the rural pa

it is inconvenient for me to explain it so my the health care professor us to tell university victor gao believes the visit by truss violates the one china policy. the list trust has been proven to be no bar. yes, as a politician and her, when the budget did a tremendous amount of damage to the credibility of the united kingdom, as well as to the finances of the country. and she is still suffering from the consequences of our very bad policies and very failure as a politician. the fact that she is ripping off the power of these people of huge amount of money by making such elicit visit to taiwan in violation of the one child . the policy means she is a complete failure, as opposed to as a politician. and she will be thrown into that the spring of history because of a violation of the one child not policy. she is also doing damage to the united kingdom and the british people because what she is doing is to cause huge disruptions of time. the u. k. relations and i don't seem to punish people, want to see that this trust is doing such huge damage to trying to you ok, relations. it talks a g

will continue to do that in gao. but i'm strongly supportive of maintaining our ambassador presence. and one last thing that i want to put out there, this may or may not be the right place, but we're also going to really have to think as a city about the nighttime. we are experimenting with nighttime ambassadors in the tenderloin starting at the beginning of july, and i think it's not okay to just calm the streets, make folks safer, provide safety escorts, referrals, cleaning all the different services, and create a welcoming environment by day. and then just abandon neighborhoods by night because frankly, that's what the city has been doing. and so i really welcome some of these efforts that are starting now to experiment with night ambassadors. and i hope we can ramp that up. but in the meantime, certainly don't want to see these current presence in our district cut. thank you very much. thank you. i appreciate you, supervisor preston. i think that every district supervisor should be fighting for the district and i

there is at least 1.2 billion obligated right now a couple years in to the gao work. and the plan is very much on a public facing website. we can give youou that link or constituents that link, and live plants up through at least fy '20 fourth that i'm aware of park priorities and investments that were going p to use this money. the deferred maintenance number is very difficult to explain and understand sometimes there were some very large changes in what, how that number was measured as part of the big increase but we are hoping to eliminate about 3.6 billion and deferred maintenance hopefully in the next two years. these projects take anywhere to three to five years to complete. we won't change a number until the project is fully completed. i realize that patient is then but we are really working fast and id think we could make a really good case if you would welcome us to come up and brief the committee at some point what these plans look like if we haven't already done so with your staff. >> i would like to get more information on that as well. in the so-called in

gao did a report most recently had 150 to insurance companies, the u.s. government, and they something like two thirds of all our expenditure. and so if you don't try to fix those, you're in trouble. and unfortunately, many of them were created with unsound insurance principles. i work for several insurance companies in the private sector and. they had contradictory missions. you know, you say for bbc example, you want to promote the find benefit plans, but on the same time, you want to make sure that there's enough money there. and the only way to make money there is to charge more for. and so the contradiction in all these programs. congress, unfortunately ends up setting up programs which were really good intentions, but then never tries to fix them when they need to be fixed. we presented george w bush with the patriot award and he talked social security and after he was reelected 2004, he had indicated that he wanted to use his political capital to fix social security. that was nearly 20 years ago. and what said was startling. he said, we couldn't it

victor gao. at the licence gao. straight at the licence fee. i want some money back.is worth least 6pa this is worth at least 20 6pa month. i didn't pay support month. i didn't pay to support any nonsense . any of this nonsense. >> no, fair enough. >> no, no. fair enough. >> no, no. fair enough. >> is being spent >> your money is being spent on crack. that's what crack. yeah, that's what i'm saying. i'm offended. crack. yeah, that's what i'm sayi|g. i'm offended. crack. yeah, that's what i'm sayi mean, offended. crack. yeah, that's what i'm sayi mean, iffended. crack. yeah, that's what i'm sayi mean, i wanted. choose >> i mean, i want to choose what. >> i mean, i want to choose thwhat? much of my money >> what? how much of my money gets crap? don't want gets spent on crap? i don't want to to someone for to just give it to someone for them crack. not them to spend on crack. it's not fair. i'm not. we're not saying no should spent on no money should be spent on crack, look, i'm not no money should be spent on crack, to look, i'm not no money should be spent on crack, to

the sewage treatment plants, the grand canyon has a water supply and we have a project thanks to the gao a and wreck the money is to get that water system fix. >> that is one of the things i really wanted to hit was the water supply on the issue. i want to come back to the overflight effect. how receptive would you be to that board in regards to their plans? mr. reynolds: i am not super familiar with the board and its make up but we would listen and are trying to be as transparent as we can in the planning effort so i cannot see what we would not want to work with them. >> i think they felt like they have come up with some rather interesting solutions and yet have not been heard. i thought it would be very interesting to see how you could work with them. mr. reynolds: yeah. >> a lot of these people only go over the airspace. they are from somewhere else or ms. lee's district and have their outfit at the mccarran airport and they fly over there and keep their trash all the way until they come back at mccarran. i think it would be a great thing. well, i am running short of time. you want a

justice system works, victor gao it's clearly working .is. >> i mean, he's he's been i mean, he's in front jury. mean, he's in front of a jury. you you can't ask for it. you can't you can't ask for it. it's just judge it's not just like a judge or a magistrate this a magistrate deciding this is a jury magistrate deciding this is a jury of your peers. but the suggestion seems to be in this article that to they let him off just they could get handshake. >> of course, the gist of it and also it's a such a bizarrely written thing because they go later to the groucho later on he went to the groucho club. and no club. he had this whisky and no one sang him birthday . and one sang him happy birthday. and then when he left , he had an then when he left, he had an umbrella shielding him from the rain. you're like, much rain. you're like, how much filler is going be this filler is going to be in this article ? it's ridiculous. yeah, article? it's ridiculous. yeah, but ends. but also ends. >> it says that he had to pay more than £25 million to the pr

justice system works, victor gao it's clearly working .is. >> i mean, he's he's been i mean, he's in front jury. mean, he's in front of a jury. you you can't ask for it. you can't you can't ask for it. it's just judge it's not just like a judge or a magistrate this a magistrate deciding this is a jury magistrate deciding this is a jury of your peers. but the suggestion seems to be in this article that to they let him off just they could get handshake. >> of course, the gist of it and also it's a such a bizarrely written thing because they go later to the groucho later on he went to the groucho club. and no club. he had this whisky and no one sang him birthday . and one sang him happy birthday. and then when he left , he had an then when he left, he had an umbrella shielding him from the rain. you're like, much rain. you're like, how much filler is going be this filler is going to be in this article ? it's ridiculous. yeah, article? it's ridiculous. yeah, but ends. but also ends. >> it says that he had to pay more than £25 million to the pr

dangerous place to go to justify based on's not a good way to win an argument right now progressed gao we are increasing the readiness and they are doing that. this at the same time other ours arguing we are degrading the allies we are degrading the russian military this is not a u.s. versus russia war upfront versus some have already had a proxy war but look what's happening to the russian military. would you have ever expected this to the people thought they would drive down the highway and take kyiv in one day? most of us at the beginning thought russia would move a lot faster than they were able to the russian notice on escapable on the ground as a lot of us have been told over the years. typical eastern european this level of warfare impressive over there defending their homeland and that the five her days since this war started he think this will play out do you think ukraine will join nato as putin bitten off too much than he can chew? >> eric that's a magic question for it's hard to answer for everybody. i look at this and say kill or be a truce? may be. could there be a stalem

the inspector generals and gao, the government accountability office, had been warning for over a decadeck of flexibility. they make it very difficult to transfer workers from one air traffic control center to another and as well to adopt technology that could really actually make the agency is more productive, 360-degree cameras, for instance. and is so all this is now coming home to roost. paul: well, there's a particular example of that in the new york metro propoll tan area -- metropolitan area. lots of flights, it's a particular mess this summer. and those work rules are relevant because chuck schumer's played a role here in stopping some of the changes that even the faa wanted to make in moving air controllers from long island. >> right. so new york is actually only staffed at about 54% which is far below the average for other centers which is around 80%, which still isn't enough. i also want to actually add one other component is the can covid lockdowns and the covid restrictions which really delayed by training new air traffic controllers by two years because the agency had to co

. >> we had last year in hearing the gao testified only 19% at that point of the relief money was allocated and had spent. are there plans to move the dollars sooner and a follow-up would be i am getting feedback from vendors now that are doing the work in hurricane relief and cleanup and rebuild they are not getting paid. for more than just a normal amount of time. over a year in some cases they are not getting paid for their work. >> once again i will take that question back and see it we can get you an answer but this is not an area my office oversees. we will be happy to work with interagency. >> so it is really two questions. at that point there were only 19% of relief money that had gone out and how soon -- what to expect the performance of that to be and vendors getting paid? one more on -- where are we at? i'm sorry. mr. new lynn again. law enforcement officers on indian country. $33 million request to increase that tiered how are we doing on helping get more law enforcement for tribes on their tribal lands? >> thank you, congressman p i my time is out. i'm happy to answer. this is

. >> according to the gao, when they accelerated the food plan evaluation in 2021, he was done without key management element -- elements in place. they missed several ways to measure project success and set clear excitations for stakeholders. and the usda developed a process schedule but not a process management plan that included certain elements such as a plan for ensuring quality through the process and then thirdly, the agency did not apply dedicated project manager to ensure the key practices in project management follow. i'm out of time here, but they do so much for your testimony. i you back. -- i yield back. >> now we go to illinois for mr. jackson. five minutes. >> thank you mr. secretary, i feel obligated to also calling my governor, i -- from a great neighbor say. my family since grinning c. we appreciate your candor and your preparedness for these questions. rural broadband is the question i have for you. is there anything else that we can do that needs to be done to speed up the facilitation of access and implementation for rural broadband? >>, spent, if i were in your sh

i got the gao, government accountability office working with some of my colleagues to do a comprehensivewe'll offer an amendment that deals with the issues of radar and sonar making us blind to what is happening off of our shore. so that's going to be coming up later this week. >> martha: we'll be following it, congressman. thanks for being on "the story." >> thanks for bringing light to it. >> martha: that's "the story" for this monday, july 10. happy birthday to our senior producer, alex hooper. and we will see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" starts right now. >> are you in or out? fox on top of the high stakes nato summit about to get underway. poland shifting more troops to the east as the russia an ukraine war grinds on. the big question on everyone's mind, should the alliance let ukraine in? welcome. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." we begin with alex hogan in london where president biden met with our top ally ahead of the summit in lithuania. what are we hearing? high, alex. >> hi, sandra. big changes just in the

one of the reasons we did this and i was supportive of the review that michael barr data and other gao oig report are these reports and reviews are potential for learning outside of thede exact system where they think we can have lessons that the vice chair's report has identified several areas and i want to pull in on on one opinion mentions specifically and that is the deliberate nature of banks which is another piece of language that there's a slowness between when it spotted and enforcement actions are undertaken and that pipeline is not very at any juncture so one of the things we can do is not make any -- everything perfect before you raise your hand. they are identifying issues that at every juncture if you are identifying issues if there's another level of vetting and you sometimes can be slower then you need to be and that's not just a san francisco thing or board of governors thing. that's the way in which you can improve supervisory process by just making it -- we are raise your hand and we don't have the absolute sure to cause we can raise this in the system. i will play an

>> yes, his name is gao loft, and you the u.s., someone who's a co-director of an energy think tank. and what prosecutors said, when they unsealed this indictment late yesterday, they alleged that he's involved in numerous crimes involving a lot of crimes overseas. they say that he was acting as an agent of china here in the u.s., and had registered as that. he is also a broker of illicit arms deals, and he was trying to be a matchmaker to help the sale of iranian oil, something which would violate u.s. sanctions. and they also say that he lied when he was interviewed by the fbi. >> and what's his relationship to hunter biden? >> so, luft claims he has incriminating information about the biden family's business dealings overseas, particularly with china. and that has made him somewhat of interest to republicans, who have said that he is an informant, he's a potential top witness, as they are looking to investigate the biden family business dealings overseas. >> and now, yet, he's being charged with being an agent of china. >> yeah

you can enter victor gao easily. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you won. >> yeah. >> you just.eah. >> you just. you want it. >> you just. you just want it. okay so we're going to move on to now. to a question now. >> this was sent in via twitter. never good sign, but been never a good sign, but it's been sent lucy says if my sent in by lucy. lucy says if my kid confrontation, kid avoids confrontation, could this lead to genocide ? okay, so this lead to genocide? okay, so i know what this is. that sounds like a cryptic riddle, but this is to do with this. children in church of england schools being taught a pyramid of taught there's a pyramid of white is an old white supremacy. this is an old anti racism theory that effectively it's like a kind of thin end of the wedge theory. and i've seen the pyramid and it suggests if you don't, suggests that if you don't, there's picture pyramid there's a picture of the pyramid right do something right there. if you do something as confronting as innocuous as not confronting racism , that there's like a racism, that there's like a slippery s

and he wants trillions of dollars in new tax hikes as the gao and and congress finds the government isy, we're talking $2.4 trillion in overpayments over the last 20 years or so. they're just blowing money right out the back door, taxpayer money getting wasted. >> yeah, that's the age-old story, right? that the government wastes money, and there's so much waste, fraud and abuse in the system, doesn't matter who the president is. the government is so huge, there is so much misspent taxpayer money. but under biden that has been put on steroids. you know, if you have a national emergency like we did with covid under president trump -- elizabeth. elizabeth: >> yeah. but when you continue emergency level spending absent the actual emergency, you get the kind of inflationary environment and catastrophic pressures on the economy squeezing the middle classes and lower income -- elizabeth: you know, i want you to listen to this. democrats are downplaying cocaine found at the white house. it's been said the u.s. could find osama bin laden but not the person who left cocaine in the west wing or e

one of the reasons we do reviews and i was supportive of the review michael barr did and the gao did report and there's another one coming out in the fall. these reports and reviews are essential to us, learning from people outside the exact system where they think we could have lessons. 's's the vice chair report has identified several areas. i want to pull on when you mentioned specifically and that is the deliberative nature of things, which is another piece of language to say there is a slowness between when things are spotted and when there are enforcement actions were other things are taken. that pipeline of speed, well, that pipeline is not speedy at any juncture. one of the things we can do exactly at the san francisco fed with the teams is not make everything perfect before you raise your hand. they are raising their hands. you see clearly in the report, identifying issues. at every juncture if you are identifying issues but there's another level of vetting, sometimes can be slower than you need to be. i think that is one of the things the report has pulled out. that is not

you can enter victor gao easily. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you won. >> yeah. >> you just.eah. >> you just. you want it. >> you just. you just want it. okay so we're going to move on to now. to a question now. >> this was sent in via twitter. never good sign, but it's never a good sign, but it's been sent lucy says if my sent in by lucy. lucy says if my kid confrontation, kid avoids confrontation, could this lead to genocide ? okay, so this lead to genocide? okay, so i know what this is. that sounds like a cryptic riddle, but this is to do with this. children in church of england schools being taught a pyramid taught there's a pyramid of white is an old white supremacy. this is an old anti racism theory that effectively it's like a kind of thin end of the wedge theory. and i've seen the pyramid and it suggests if you don't, suggests that if you don't, there's picture pyramid there's a picture of the pyramid right do something right there. if you do something as confronting as innocuous as not confronting racism , that there's like a racism, that there's like a slippery slop

well, my name is theresa gao. i'm currently a senior at mit. and i have a question for professor adler. so you've spoken a lot about the standards and standards ization of college education, especially with the classics. and i assume when you say classics, you just mean western classics. so i was wondering how you reconcile your perspectives, the reality of the diversity of younger, highly educated generations in college in terms of ethnic diversity, socioeconomic diversity, etc.. yeah. thank you very. so i'm really glad asked that question because it allows me to plump for my latest book, which is available in the lobby too if you're interested in fine prices everywhere, it called the battle of the classics and. in it, i attempt to offer a defense of a kind of core curriculum that i think is really important for students to encounter in education. but i recognize also that the old classical curriculum is simply too narrow as far as its content concerned, to be intellectually and morally appropriate for the present especially in a highly plural

according to the government accountability office, the gao, over an 11 year period that the pentagon returned an astonishing $128 billion in excess funds to the treasury. in other words, we gave them so much money, they couldn't even spend it and have to return some of that. thus reason number one. why i oppose this legislation. number two, the pentagon cannot keep track of the dollars it already has, leading to massive waste, fraud, and abuse in the sprawling military industrial complex peer the pentagon accounts for about two-thirds of all federal contracting activity, obligating more money every year that all civilian federal agencies combined. yet the department of defense remains the only ontana. mr. daines: i ask we dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. daines: mr. president, i'd like to use my time today to raise awareness about an important issue. actually, it's about an important person. and his name is mark fogle. mark is a beloved father and husband. he's also a son, a brother, an uncle. over the course of his life he's been a formati

the gao process in indiana ensures that the best interests a person at risk of guardianship is served and that appropriate levels of decision support, including supportive decision making, could be put in place. guardians litem can investigate less restrictive alternatives and ensure compliance with state law and promising practices for counties and communities that might traditionally have a hard time recruiting suitable chow candidates. a law student clinic could provide the necessary staffing for this process be a success. the indiana have the proven ability to convene stakeholders and bring organizations entities together to address problems head on. indiana has strong support and from our chief justice, loretta resch, which will allow our adult guardianship office to serve its traditional functions as well as expand its outreach in new areas in coming years. though there is room for improvement in indiana, we have a strong working network of guardianship stakeholders that are willing and able to tackle issues that come in our state, grassroots organizing and local input have been

we have one more gao meeting before the recess. that is next week.we have 3 different hearings some may be sort of lengthy i'm open. >> i think we will have an idea if this is worked out in the next week and easy to have a quick conversation. sure. we would -- would be i want top warn you and puc and others would be toward the end of that. i if your preference is a week the other is call of the chair. >> do it for a week for now and if something come up we can figure it out. >> sounds good. and if there are no further comments or questions go ahead and open up to public comment. >> thank you. are there members of the public when would like to make upon comments on the continuance of item 2. >> lineup. near the podium. for those remote call in members press star 3 to be added to the queue. >> there is already on hold. wait until you have been unmuted. >> thank you. supervisors i'm david hooper i live not guilty outer mission. and my interest in the puc is specific to the idea of sewer flooding. starting in the year 2004, our community and other commun

i also look forward to continuing to work with the gao on the findings as a nonpartisan entity. it is our duty to drill down to ensure we are prepared in the event of another global catastrophe. to date, your oversight and investigative work has resulted in over 1000, over 800 arrests and nearly 550 convictions. $30 billion was seized or returned. your efforts are to be commended more work needs to be done to hold wrongdoers accountable and recover taxpayer dollars. i sponsor bipartisan legislation to extend the statute of limitations for fraud in the idle programs which contain law. this sent a strong message that unscrupulous behavior will not be tolerated and those that committed fraud will be held accountable in the years to come to capitalize on these two new laws, i understand you will need the full fy 2024 budget requestn unfortunately, republicans in congress want to pay or funding back to 2022 levels. the most recent proposal provides $32 million for the oig to recover fraudulent funds. i appreciate your oversight and investigative work. that is why i am supporting the

k in haze valley this amendment with a development agreement that will be heard later this week in gao will help activate all of the projects i mentioned. 2 two issue affordable. 100% over 600 new homes the package is intendsed unstick the development at 98 franklin streechlt proposed residential housing project that would sit atop new high school. which has not moved forward to site rezoning back >> 2020. enable a land dedication for the city to develop 100% affordable and jump start the long dorm affordable housing project of parcel k in haze valley al kath a million dollars in fees to predevelopment. our office sees this as a rare quadruple win. a new high school, site in district 5 for 100% affordable housing. delivering on the promise of affordable housing parcel circumstance. and good yens for san franciscans belling a new housing at 98 franklin street. back in 2020 the board unanimously approved a rezoning proposal that include 98 franklin because of rising construction cost and pandemic fuelled supply chain issues the development has not moved forward to break ground. my office