. >> this is sue hester. when you're tracking on jobs that are approved or not built, there is a project that i've been tracking at market and van ness for 40-story luxury condos, and they gave the deal for building b.m.r.s at the same time, and that project is approved in 2017. that's a park [indiscernible] for buildings -- building the needed housing. so 40-story luxury condos get approved and they're not built, and the b.m.r.s that are supposed to be built are not built, either. there was a press release from september 2017 that they were going to fund the affordable units quickly, and they haven't been funded, so what is going on in terms of projects? does the planning department get a list of projects that are approved and not built, especially when they have a mix of luxury and b.m.r. units -- or pardon me, off-site b.m.r. units, not on-site. so thank you. bye. >> clerk: thank you, miss hester. we have ten listeners with seven in the queue. next speaker. >> linda chapman. it's a member of -- as a member

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nations, it would have been earth united nations would have been terminated long ago on facebook. hester, understand about corporate responsibility. it has to understand that it's not just about monopolies and making money. they have an effect on society where they cross that line. the law will find them liable, and they got to be brought to hill till kin and sophie, i'm going to put a spoke to you and you can split this question. jesse wanders, would it be a good idea for facebook to establish regional offices to focus on regions so that they actually understood the culture, the language of these regional offices. so for you guys 1st briefly, what that is partially a solution. so facebook already hats reach no offices, for instance in south east asia, for instance, in south asia, these regional office that are focused and, and working with stakeholders and the poverty players rather than the people in those regions. so unfortunately you idea it's already in place and i'm not sure that it's very helpful because it's fuck, it's focused on essentially robin rather than having her a. so the

. >> that hester hurts. >> it hurts my voice.a cough drop after that. >> wait a minute, that was you? get that's what i look like in four years. >> for. >> rob, i have to ask you this because she seems to be saying that karen can only be said by black about white women. at first it was commit we were talking about white male peers, her racism is this one-way street. it's justified as antiracism fo some reason. >> she is very race crazy. sows elizabeth warren pretended to be native american and took position set aside for a woman of color. being called the ila the racist that is crazy to me. i don't know if there's enough smoke signals that can come fro liz born from the role. they get more ratings than. it's in trouble. >> i got into the wrong racket. do you think they'd try to stop her from saying crazy things or do they know the people like me are cycled into reporting it? >> in the mind of msnbc producers, but i will say it's making me a little uncomfortable . too i look like a karen correct what i will say, here is the thing

welcome, caller. >> this is sue hester. i'm talking to item 32.lease send it to committee to have a real discussion, not today, but before your next extension. there should be a discussion about how we can conduct hearings intelligently that are not remote. remote hearings have all kinds of deficiencies for the public participation and for audibility, and they take more time. so i'm pleading with you to get 32 passed. pass 32, but also set a hearing that is a hearing at committee that has a noticed agenda where we can have a discussion about the problems at city hall and the problems of participation the best way we have. no more remote hearings, please. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you, miss hester, and nice to hear your voice. all right. so we have 15 callers in the queue, and there are five who are ready to make your comment. if you're one of the 15 and would like to make your comment, now is the time to press star, three, otherwise, the next five callers could go pretty quick. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> goo

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country and great to be with a group of pretty distinguished speakers, including my friend, bill hester, who's giving me a battle field tour tomorrow. to start, you can procably guess where this book is going a little bit. i love the muvlgy "gettysburg" it's what got me into studying the battle as an adult. i saw it at a theater in pittsburgh and drove here and have had the illness ever since. i did it backwards. i saw the movie before i read the novel it was based on, "killer angels" which has won the pulitzer prize for fiction back in 1975. key words folks, being for fiction. based on a foundation of gettysburg history, certainly but there is speculation woven into conversations. the novelist did it so well that you often can't separate the fact from the fiction. it effects the way we look at these stories. so many great stories. the one that always stood out for me was lewis armistead and hancock. what a story that was. two friends, almost brothers, served together in the u.s. army, torn aparted by the civil war v a teary-eyed farewell in l.a. in 1861 and two years later, meet here i

. >> this is sue hester. when you're tracking on jobs that are approved or not built, there is a project that i've been tracking at market and van ness for 40-story luxury condos, and they gave the deal for building b.m.r.s at the same time, and that project is approved in 2017. that's a park [indiscernible] for buildings -- building the needed housing. so 40-story luxury condos get approved and they're not built, and the b.m.r.s that are supposed to be built are not built, either. there was a press release from september 2017 that they were going to fund the affordable units quickly, and they haven't been funded, so what is going on in terms of projects? does the planning department get a list of projects that are approved and not built, especially when they have a mix of luxury and b.m.r. units -- or pardon me, off-site b.m.r. units, not on-site. so thank you. bye. >> clerk: thank you, miss hester. we have ten listeners with seven in the queue. next speaker. >> linda chapman. it's a member of -- as a member

his friend, laura hester. did any of it make sense? were you able to come up with a theory of what happened? >> no. >> jeffrey moss lived across the hall from rusty at college. >> always had a giant smile on his face, no matter the situation. he used to end every conversation with, what can i do for you? >> in the tight-knit jewish community, he was called a mensch. now, the community gathered around his wife, andrea. >> they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. >> they moved to a suburb of atlanta after rusty accepted a job with a software company. >> they had a great house in atlanta, a summer house out at the lake. a boat. two great kids. they were living the dream. >> a dream that was violently shattered that morning in the parking lot. the virtual execution of a young husband and father, the irrationality of the violence making it all the more terrifying. the fleeting thought, was it a hate crime? was the gunman targeting jews? the other line of speculation had to do with rus

. >> this is sue hester. i'm talking to item 32. i'm asking members of the board, to one of you please send it to committee to have a real discussion, not today, but before your next extension. there should be a discussion about how we can conduct hearings intelligently that are not remote. remote hearings have all kinds of deficiencies for the public participation and for audibility, and they take more time. so i'm pleading with you to get 32 passed. pass 32, but also set a hearing that is a hearing at committee that has a noticed agenda where we can have a discussion about the problems at city hall and the problems of participation the best way we have. no more remote hearings, please. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you, miss hester, and nice to hear your voice. all right. so we have 15 callers in the queue, and there are five who are ready to make your comment. if you're one of the 15 and would like to make your comment, now is the time to press star, three, otherwise, the next five callers could go pretty quick. operations

. >> caller: this is sue hester. i agree with the zoning administrator .ere was a lot of time for the developer to put on a case about this hearing and they didn't do it and they are trying to reach out to you to do another round. one of the things that is very strange on this case is the planning department hasnever received anapplication for a building permit . this is not normal . when people are trying to do development in the city they file an application for building permit and if their request for a variance at the same time. and this is just strange because the evaluation of the project with the full set of plans has never been done, just variance. i can't understand how it can come back another time. so it's really ridiculous because no application for itself. they can't build anything without a permit. so i ask you to listen to the zoning administrator, the decision that you made and go forward. we are going to have this forever going through the process that the rate they're going. you heard when arethey going to go . thank you very much. >> and

. >> sandra: john hester brought up inflation as a big problem.would be at risk for voting for this. this is not what the american people voted for last year and not what they want now. i think we will have an opportunity to hear from the american people next november like we did in virginia and new jersey. an indication of what bad shape this administration's policies are in a purple state like virginia and a blue state like new jersey. american people are unhappy with this administration. >> sandra: the latest biden approval ratings. i will put them up on the screen. what does this mean for your party's chances in the mid-term elections? >> well, if you look at american history, 2 years into any new administration tend to be rocky. only 3 times in american history has the party of the president gained any seats 2 years in to a first term. we have a 50-50 senate now. i think the environment for a mid-term correction is going to be dramatic. i think there is a great likelihood the house will flip and high likelihood the senate will as well. the go

. >> caller:this is sue hester.est the commission federal and agenda item before the next session of the remote hearings . next on the advanced calendar is for january 6 so sometime in december lease gradual and agenda item for a discussion and input from the planning department staff and any other city hall staff about how we can return safely to live hearings. remote hearings go on longer and they are really difficult for the public to give any input on. thank you for doing this. i appreciate it but please calendar, schedule that with input and some discussion for the public andyourself . thank you. >> good afternoon. it's georgia. i understand miss esther's frustrations. that's why i kind of keeps saying that i wish you could g , if the commission could please go to the tender time for people to speak. you know, the thing that's so interesting to me about these hearings is that in some ways it's easy to pay more attention towhat the commission and staff says because we see you all in a close up .it's very dramati

. >> this is sue hester. the last speaker talked about how the happ was contacted by the project sponsor earlier this year and they support the project. the project sponsor didn't call the people who lived in the -- next to the project, surrounded by the project in the s.r.o. they didn't contact chinatown until the past two months when i raised raucous. this is a site for 100% affordable housing. pushing office space into broadway in this area is one of the concerns that has been a concern of chinatown, because it's going right up to chinatown. what is the excuse for the developer not contacting anyone in chinatown or anyone in the building that the building literally surrounds until they're forced to do it? there is supposed to be social equity in the planning department. what kind of social equity is it when you don't contact low-income people and the organizations that represent them. that is a thing that the planning commission really should struggle with. i don't think the planning commission has a proje

. >> this is sue hester.ast speaker talked about how the happ was contacted by the project sponsor earlier this year and they support the project. the project sponsor didn't call the people who lived in the -- next to the project, surrounded by the project in the s.r.o. they didn't contact chinatown until the past two months when i raised raucous. this is a site for 100% affordable housing. pushing office space into broadway in this area is one of the concerns that has been a concern of chinatown, because it's going right up to chinatown. what is the excuse for the developer not contacting anyone in chinatown or anyone in the building that the building literally surrounds until they're forced to do it? there is supposed to be social equity in the planning department. what kind of social equity is it when you don't contact low-income people and the organizations that represent them. that is a thing that the planning commission really should struggle with. i don't think the planning commission has a project rig