[laughter] >> the next speaker is harry bernstein. >> thank you. i am harry bernstein, i'm a rate payer and an instructor at city college san francisco. first i would like to endorse the sentiments of the previous speaker, but i would like to talk about not so much not only the performing arts centre, but also the balboa reservoir project. i realize you have the wsa for balboa reservoir on the agenda. so what is going on at the balboa reservoir project, anywhere from 1100 to 1500 proposed units, that is basically the privatization of badly needed public land. there is only, i think 33% of that proposed property is set for affordable, and the rest is unaffordable market rate housing the other thing that has never come up from the staff or the presenters at the, meeting from the reservoir project, is the possibility of invoking the surplus land statute, which i believe is government 5422 to see in this case, which allows community groups and schools to be offered a chance to acquire k what is declared surplus. one of the reasons that hasn't happened,

frighten 15 -- for item 15, harry bernstein. >> thank you, commissioners. i must say that i appreciate missioner maxwell's concern. when would -- i must say that i appreciate commissioner maxwell 's concern. the issues that will be on the november ballot will either increase the demand for funding for housing -- so when will this come to the limits? i realize that some of these stats, what they are trying to do is figure out what those limits are. i also agree that of the concept brought up, that understanding design drought, which is a new concept to me, is obviously critical for the understanding of the new commissioners, in particular. it was not dismissed, i would say, but it was kind of like we have been there, done that, and new people just had to swim along. i think your concern is certainly appropriate that it be brought up whether in private -- i think the public would appreciate knowing more about that. the other ideas, the health of the rivers, i think it is not being fully considered. the state's water quality control plan asked for 40% unimpede

harris: mike emanuel, thanks very much. i'm leaning in. the power panel is here. david bernstein, a democrat.es, from america rising. why are you shaking your head with disagreement of impeachment? >> i want to be clear. it's possible and likely that the president has committed impeachable offenses, which in your last segment you defined could be anything. >> literally anything. >> the reality is, it's not a good political move for the democrats. an impeachment is a political process. there's two sets of issues that these democrats are feeling pressure to move to appeal to the base in order to win the primary. >> harris: i'm listening to cory booker. you say it's 1% booker. that's true. so you look at this. how is impeachment going to get you out of 1 percent land? >> i don't understand it. i think it's not a smart move. they all have strategists telling them it's smart. if i were their strategist, i'd say no. >> harris: i want your reaction to this. tom tillis in north carolina says impeachment calls are all about the politics for 2020. watch. >> this is clearly politics, fund-raising and pr