into the white house. members question julia pierson about the breach and what's being done to improve white house security. this is three and a half hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will come to order. the oversight committee access to secure fundamental principles. first americans have a right to know money washington takes from them is well spent and second americans deserve an efficient and effective government that works for them. our duty on the oversight and government reform committee is to protect these rights. our solemn responsibility is to hold government accountable to taxpayers. it is our job to work tirelessly in partnership with citizen watchdogs to bring genuine reform to the federal bureaucracy. this is our mission and today's hearing follows one of the most important parts of that mission. with 1.5 billion dollars spent by the secret service nearly a billion of that sp

the house. was armed with a three inch serrated knife. he entered through an unlocked door, past the staircase to the residence and into the east room of the white house. gentlemen, that was the part of my opening statement that was changed last night when the early also reports that in fact he had been apprehended just inside the front door was just inside by revelations that he had been -- penetrated much further into the white house. secret service officers only subdued him after he was clearly well inside the white house. an intruder walked in the front door of the white house, and that is unacceptable. there weree tells us a series of security failures. not an instance of praiseworthy restraint. he reached at least five rings of security on september 19. the white house is supposed to one of america's most secure facilities, and in fact, one of the world's most secure facilities, so how on earth did it happen? has failure was once again tested the trust of the american people in the secret

housing. investigating the process of the housing office we interviewed representatives of those san francisco departments that have a hand in housing, including multiple interviews with leadership managers and staff personnel of the mayor's office on housing who were very gracious with our increasing numbers of data requests, and asking of their time to talk things through. we also talked to the mayors of the office of community infrastructure and investment, which was formerly the redevelopment agency. and not only with the mayor's office on housing we talked with critical non-governmental stakeholders including both for-profit and non-profit developers, and leaders from advocacy organizations involved in affordable housing. and when it came to financial data we worked with the legislative and budget analyst with the budget reports and california tax allocation committee website. we used books and articles and the web to find current programs in the city and affordable housing programs in ot

pointed out it brings a number of fundamental questions primary among those is how do we meet the housing needs of an economically diverse population and maintain it with the diverse population and accommodate new ways even if doing business airbnb, lift uber who knows what's next in terms of new registration and a w where do we draw the lines on the new registration those are a few of the challenges all good challenges facing the city i looked at it to to what the mayor and distinguished panel has to say and i know you do too (clapping.) thank you gene and thanks to shepard mullan we are also delighted to have mayor ed lee with us to guide us with this violation vision and look at the priorities and outline some of the solutions in the city he's been proud of the thirty i lost track of the cranes in the air and the innovation hub of san francisco they're concerned, of course, about housing and what we can do to keep our economy vibrate i've seen the discussion that is up for this morning we love you ma mayor ed lee e mayor ed lee so welcome and thank you for being with us mayor ed lee (c

i walked through the white house yesterday. i was pleased to find not only tourists and protesters as usual. , you testified 16 jumpers, and only five years. there has been an increase in fence jumpers. i want to know whether you have simplyred before today, fence beat a higher built. one that for example could curve. the curve going outward, so maybe you would damage a body part if you try to get over it. are off the these top of my head, multilayered glass behind the fence that guns orsist blasts from bombs. since there have been 16 in five years, at least i think many more over the years -- have you considered such common sense so that thehat, public would still have access, but the president of the united states and his family would be protected? have you ever recommended that? >> we do want to work in partnership to ensure that the people have access in proximity to the white house, and the historic nature, and the natural significance. i do look forward to continuing to work with you and the administration, and the depart

authority llp for the development of 2 hundred and 56 replacement housing units and low income housing accepting the deed of trust alice griffith public housing site to 11 came iron way adapting an environmental way to the policy act bayview hunters point discussion and action resolution number 2014 make director. >> thank you, ma'am secretary good afternoon, commissioners auditions to the members of the public thank you for joining us commissioners this item before you is the custom nation of 8 years of work that started by the previous mayoral administration and continued by mayor ed lee who's priority to replace and repair san francisco's folks that are month in need and public housing is at the top of the mayors list by working with alice griffith residents over the course of those last 8 years the hunters point project area committee our master developer lamar and salazar help from the mayor's office of housing and hud and our federal delegation we're finally at the point and the culmination of this year's project for rebuilding alice griffith this is a monumental day this is the

and the use of the city's housing trust fund to support public housing. i appreciate the fact that the civil grand jury has outlined how important public housing and the preservation of public housing stock and the support from the city necessary to maintain public housing is truly really important. and also one of the other issues that mr. lee mentioned was preservation of existing affordable housing, and mr. bush mentioned hud and just the agreements between hud and the city and how those mous work themselves out. one of the things that we don't talk about much in preservation of existing affordable housing is how vulnerable existing affordable housing is to hud and its policies and the difficulties of many of our properties co-ops in particular, to meet the obligations of their agreement under hud, which requires a lot of city support, which requires time, attention, money, resources, and often times our goal is to make sure that we don't lose that affordable housing stock in the bigger picture. yes, we need to build more. it's clear we need to build m

the cranes in the air and the innovation hub of san francisco they're concerned, of course, about housing and what we can do to keep our economy vibrate i've seen the discussion that is up for this morning we love you ma mayor ed lee e mayor ed lee so welcome and thank you for being with us mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you, mary and thank you to the san francisco business times for the invitation to speak about the city we all love you i was asked here this morning to talk about what i've been thinking about late i've been thinking about a lot of things and issues in the city and so some of the issues i want to share you with this morning first of all, god help those gientsz they're already talking about what is magneticallyly possible i thought with the home run with the boom gardens let's give month guarantee you do not to the gardens that's been on my mind i saw steven curry and graduating congratulated them for bringing home the basketball cup and thrnd ritual for usa home for usa and the riders cup that's what i've been thinking about that's it mary thank you very much (laughter) y

stock we don't 0 need to look at the statistics we know that limited housing stock is naikd housing i want to insure we pass that legislation that encourages the property owners from permanently taking the unit off-line and provided nonprofit with the a tool that has protecting affordable housing in their mission statement to go over the limited group of egregious bad actors we know they're most effective when the government and officials are encounter to work together but your amendment as oriental drafted will encourage lawsuits so to encourage those we've made changes to narrow the scope one the nonprofit must have preserved protection in their bylaws two the nonprofit must be in existence from 5 years of the braigs refrigeration of the ordinance so stop someone from stating a nonprofit today 3 the nonprofit can't seek civil penalties no way to go over a right they can soak an injunction if they're able to win the case in court and only use the competeed and seek american people scombrungs against the pretender we quell the fear that we're opening up the city to neighbor against

the main purpose was to provide housing for the door keepers of the senate and the house while freeing up space for the committee rooms but also to improve the pedestrian approach to the capitol from the mall. the massiveness of his six greek doric columns 32 feet high vibed with a slightly taller corinthian capped columns in the loggia dictated by thornton's original choice. the sandstone walls of the capit capitol's wings were already painted white but latrobe's watercolor depicted his in the stone's natural light brown color. he may have intended it to remain unpainted in order to visually separate the capitol's two distinctly different historical sources, roman and greek. instead of the open bal strayeds atop the house and senate wings, latrobe planned solid ones for his center building. he designed a monumental statue of athena as american liberty for its central stepped podium, a reference to the cult statue of athena in the part none. the greek athena wore a helmet, her left hand resting on her 1450e right one raised holding a palladium that represented civic power in the greek

ed henry at the white house. the white house which yesterday said the president has complete confidence in the director and now all of a sudden 24 hours later, i guess the confidence is something less than complete? >> that's right, shep. look these things move quickly. remember when the white house was standing behind general shinseki and allegations continued to mount, the investigations coming in, look, give us time, he's rig to fix it. shinseki the day he stepped down gave a speech? washington saying he wanted to stick it out and clean this up but by the end of the day, the president had accepted his resignation. we see the same with julia pierson. the question here at the white house is whether we'll see the president himself come out and talk about this or whether josh earnest scheduled to have been out here about 20 minutes ago, will just come out and address the media about this. obviously yesterday there were about 80, 85% of the questions in talking to administration officials who counted it up after th

marilyn burns i'll told clarify the language is cultural drafted the language is regarding is not housing developed or rehabbed with the financial assistance with the city and county of san francisco we will definitely want further classification in committee ideally or here as to what that indicates right now i believe that includes such things as the million dollars contract and potentially open the building loans there's many types of loans and grant that falls into the description of financial assistance so we want clarification on those terms so let me try to that about this for example, prop c has the trust fund on mission as i mentioned or small site acquisition and erect types of small buildings we were considering not the broader expansion of massy or different types of earthquake preparedness type of improvements to home i'm wondering if you can recommend the language that captures the residential language and not have it as expansive as i said. >> i'd like recommend right now that we added a little bit of tightening on the occupancy it's clear it's income restrife unit that's a

justices can't be impeached until it goes to the house. they have the sole power of impeachment and again that's one of the things that rarely happens but when we are talking about politics we think that people sometimes if not most of the time are seeking to avoid the bad outcomes so the fact that is sitting there and the house has control seems like you would get the justices extra incentives. what we see in the data it is the justices responding to the house. so again if you want to play the betting game look to the house. that seems to be where the justices -. >> host: and the harvey what's the message behind the cover of your book "a mere machine"? >> guest: the cover is a very simple cover. i think i just wanted, i think i just wanted a very simple cover. actually here's a funny story. i actually wanted on the cover, the title of the book is inspired by a quote from thomas jefferson who wrote in 1776 lead mercy be the character of the lawgiver but let the judge be a mere machine. and when he wrote that in the context of the letter th

think in the public what this hastening tailed we've heard from the members of the public i have a housing unit as well as an in this i want to that rent out any in this year round first of all, if the in this is not legal you'll not been able to get the ability to registering to be a host if it is legal you would need to have a permanent resident living in the that in-law unit incorporated it's not enough to simply live in the main unit and use the in-law unit as a place in the how did you need two separate unit to apply for the registration and we should permit the in this to engagement i have a personal issue that for a lot of middle-class households they'll have the success access to gave me but to some of the 1r50ub8 san franciscans that don't receive public induces if their traveling for working or otherwise want to rent out their space as others can so i'm not preempted to support the in-laws so with regard to supervisor kim's language let me say a few things i appreciate that supervisor kim i understand there were numerous conversations to tighten up one way or another what you're

intruder, gonzalez, entered the white house, ran through most of the white house, with a knife, could have had weapons of mass destruction, he could have had explosives, that the uniformed officers exercised tremendous restraint. can you imagine that? here's this guy, who could have blown up the white house, and she is praising the agents and the officers for exercising restraint. that shows the arrogance of the secret service, they would think, they were such fools we would fall for this baloney, and think that the secret service had done a good job. at the same time the secret service lied about it. initially that the -- gonzalez was stopped at the door. that was a lie. he actually penetrated the white house, overpoured a female agent while uniformed officers didn't unleash dogs on him initially, obviously they were simple police not paying attention. why didn't they take him out with lethal force. by definition he was a threat to the president. obama had just left but could have returned, and therefore should have been taken out. you cannot wait until he actually enters the white h

not just housing and our schools. and i think that you know, it is really interesting as we see increased congestion in our city because of our growth in worker and resident population there will be i think more questions on how we do the student assign sxment enrollment. and so seeing, no further comments, i will take a motion to continue this item. >> and i will do that without opposition. >> madam, clerk are there any other items? >> there are no other agenda items. >> seeing none, meeting is adjourned.

the black housing. it's very important that housing is safe and tndc, i know they are good in providing different forums to housing the sios and stuff, but safety is something that our city must make sure your house is just like you need to protect the people who write the tickets. san francisco is not taking safety from people who making zero to 81,000 lower income where they're living inside or outside. so, i hope that's also, since they will have a view, you do want to be safe wherever you live. if you're not safe in your house wherever you live in san francisco, those things need to be dealt with a healthy solution. thank you. >> are there any other members of the public that wish to speak in public comment on this item? public comment is now -- please step up. ~ on this item. >>> i think as a citizen, everyone, [speaker not understood], should show loyalty to our president to the united states of america, to show [speaker not understood] loyalty to the national [speaker not understood] american gov

there are guests in the white house. it is a busy and bustling place, and the idea we are going to have a shootout on the white to begrounds seems to me a last resort, not a first resort, and i'm not sure members of congress ought to be in the business of actually spelling out secret service protocols for you. our not sure that is response validity. having said that, one can still conclude that the reaction of wassecret service on site profoundly inadequate and actually intentionally put the first family in direct jeopardy, physical harm. and i do not sense from you, sense ofpierson, a outrage about that. a sense of mission that you want thisform and correct cascading set of mistakes that led to potentially a catastrophe for the united states. could you comment? >> i'm sorry you do not get but since for me. i've spent a career in the united states secret service for taking presidents, their families, and the white house complex in addition to our other missions. there is nothing more sacred any secret service agent, unif

we already have built one 100% affordable housing project in this area. the [speaker not understood] apartment, a supportive housing project for residents that were formerly homeless and we also have another project underway being constructed by both mercy housing and [speaker not understood] development which will be mixed use. within the project area will be affordable housing for people making between zero and $55,000 a year for a family of four. in the area we also have plans for affordable ownership housing up to 100% ami or $81,000 a year for individuals for an individual or $97,000 a year for a family of four. now, i want to reemphasize that under our current fee structure under the mayor's office of housing, the developer would have only paid $5.5 million and, yes, while 11 units with million dollar views would have been awesome, weighing that with building 69 additional units of housing where we wouldn't have to worry about whether residents could afford to pay an hoa fee felt that was the right direction to go for this area plan. now, i also wan

we continue to experience decreases in the number of inmates house in various forms of restrictive housing. this reduction is attributable to a variety of initiatives we have put in place over the past 18 months. we have had several nationwide discussions with wardens and other senior managers about restrictive housing. mental health of inmates, the discipline process and other related issues. we respect to specialize mental health treatment with respect -- we recently activated a secure mental health unit that provides treatment for maximum custody inmates with serious mental illness whom might otherwise require placement in restrictive housing. we have plans to activate a treatment unit for high security inmates suffering from severe personality disorders that make it difficult to function in our populations. we have activated a re-entry gags unit to help inmates adapt to the general population after an extended stay that was often prompted by their perceived need for protection. in addition, we implemented a gang-free institution that allows inmates to safely leave their gang affiliatio

the days we represent our cottage that will prohibit us from living out our dream and scaping our house and living in san francisco i'm not driver's license in this predict a lot of hosts are in this predict minded in the years i've hosted guests i've not had complaints from neighbors and quite honestly our neighbors refer us business for the relatives and friends to stay in our cottage our girlfriends supports the businesses throughout the year i know for a fabricate the shopping bags and the fruit boxes and the comments they leave when they review us it's for those reasons i'm asking you to not put the limitations on the number of days we can rent by the way, i carry a policy of one million dollars for liability and i'm in support of the hotel taxes that yes, i did. >> new revenue for the city thank you, sir >> hi, i'm brous b i wanted to give a kind of valuable to my vacation i'm a single-family home owner we've got 22 reservations a earning host since february 6th months so far we've had zero complaints from our neighbors they like having us having our airbnb room open so some of th

haney and zoning and what affordable housing means in san francisco west of twin peaks council district 7 over 70 percent through their representatives on behalf of the representatives off the forest hills and sherwood heights and others west portal and merced and twin peaks we ask you to have the courage to table this plan and send it back to planning and say this is rezoning all property in san francisco to bed-and-breakfast without any notification of the protocol we need you, you to not partnered to a bunch of lawbreakers 5 thousand of the homeowners and the airbnb owners this can go away with enforcement you passed a new law you want to enforce i know there's a huge amount of pressure from airbnb they want to make san francisco as a flagship it is a huge sell out that will change the character of san francisco. >> thank you, sir. >> okay. i'm emily h i want to thank you for your work i'm pro home shairgz i've been subletting part of my home there airbnb i fall into the camp of single room occupancy owners to raise my children i rent between 5 and 6 months of this year i'm not takin

the housing will have 10 affordable housing for ownership after analyzing that the department staff recommended approval with conditions the project complies with the planning code the project is consistent with the objectives and the policies of jeopardy plan it is located in a district where residential use it permitted and the project prudes provides a upgrade including the landscaping and common open space and a courtyard it has a hiring program and has 69 new dwelling units and has the eastern planning controls and pay the impact fees the project sponsor is here and has perpetrate a short presentation that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. >> thank you project sponsor. >> once you start speaking to the presentation sfgovtv will turn that on. >> okay. great. >> good afternoon, members of the planning commission thank you rick for your presentation i'm jonathan here on belief of our corporation we're a vertically sgrabtd contractor of multi housing we're based in santa clara and i'm based in san francisco just a brief summer 69 un

here are some of the points in my affordable housing plan.um of one-third for low and mod rated income household. immediate construction of all hope sf sites for the city's worst public housing and low interest loan for small businesses and families. i have also developed in-depth plans to address unemployment, the achievement gap in our schools, transit inequity, and public health threats in district 10's neighborhoods. as you may know, a child born today in the bayview can expect to live about 14 years less than a child born on russian hill. some candidates run for office to be something and some run to do something. i'm running to do something. i'm not a trained career politician. i'm not trying to climb that ladder. i'm not going to photo opportunities or try to decide which side of an issue is better for me. i have been a neighborhood advocate. that is my history, my values, and my commitment. that's why i'm committed to having office hours in the district every day of the year no appointment necessary. i am also commit today responding

as craig noted, in the house, make the oc e., a per na nent office. and every congress, we wait to have the black or white smoke come out. and determine if it will continue and we would like to find a way for the house to go through a process, to make this more permanent. >>> weave also encouraged the house leadership to support giving subpoena power, and lastly, to increase the transparency, over here. everything from better access, to their pink sheets and more information about the information that they provide. on the senate side, our letter, talks about creating a similar office of ethics, that would be based on the success of oc e.. >>> more problems, who are looking to fu travel for senators, and the senate staff, has no clue what they are all about. >>> no track-record. >>> so, i would like to stop there, and turn to norm, and if you could talk a little bit about why you think, these issues matter. >>> why should they care? >>> why you think it is so hard, to get this done. >>> first of all, i believe the office of congressional ethics has bee

. >> dreaming big in the past was being able to get a good house and then a better house. what people are discovering is that those things don't necessarily bring you closer faster to who you want to be. >> reporter: these little buildings may look cute, but they're a radical real estate trend in a country where the average home is a sprawling 2,600 square feet. in fact, most tiny houses are too small to be legal. >> the bathroom is not really a bathroom. the kitchen's not big enough. >> reporter: dee's home, build on a trailer, is classified more like an rv. she's never had any legal trouble, though. and despite their outlaw status, tiny houses have exploded in popularity. there's a documentary on netflix. "tiny: a story about living small." tiny house dating.com, for those looking to share their very intimate space. and there's a reality series on the fyi network, where a small home is built for a different family each week. >> what do you think? >> it is beautiful. >> doesn't it look really nice? >> reporter: john hosts the show. he points out that tiny houses, which co

there are guests in the white house. it is a busy and bustling place, and the idea we are going to have a shootout on the white to begrounds seems to me a last resort, not a first resort, and i'm not sure members of congress ought to be in the business of actually spelling out secret service protocols for you. our not sure that is response validity. having said that, one can still conclude that the reaction of wassecret service on site profoundly inadequate and actually intentionally put the first family in direct jeopardy, physical harm. and i do not sense from you, sense ofpierson, a outrage about that. a sense of mission that you want thisform and correct cascading set of mistakes that led to potentially a catastrophe for the united states. could you comment? >> i'm sorry you do not get but since for me. i've spent a career in the united states secret service for taking presidents, their families, and the white house complex in addition to our other missions. there is nothing more sacred any secret service agent, unif

affordable housing.oday there's a quitely growing trend of homeowners building fully permitted 500 to 800 square foot accessory residences on their property. >> this is a beautiful backyard. >> isn't it beautiful? >> it's like being in paradise. >> peggy jones sold her long time home and pooled resources with her son and his family. they now share a property with a main house and a small cottage they built for her in their backyard. >> this is my cottage. >> you must love it out here. >> i do. >> this is so cozy. >> i love it. >> it's very nice. >> it looks very spacious actually. >> it's very spacious. >> the thing i really like the most is being close to this child and being able to watch her grow up. >> do you think this is a good solution for other families looking for a solution to a multigenerational dwelling. >> yes because it works and they can help me when i need it. i can help them when they need it and economically with prices with houses being so expensive in the east bay we combined our reso

i have talked a number of times with the mayor's office of housing. i've actually talked to the controller's office about this as well, this issue of distressed mortgageses and trying to come up with a plan for it ~. i even put language into the housing trust fund prop c in 2012 that would address the need to support households in the seventh part of san francisco where you have single-family homes, where you have household that are working to maintain their mortgages. at the last minute, the housing trust fund section that was called homeowner stabilization fund was changed to the housing stabilization fund and the idea that we had around supporting struggling homeowners with mortgages was really alleviated with that language and taken out. and, you know, the mayor's office of housing gets a lot of credit from me for their work around affordable housing, development, and working with numerous communities across san francisco in trying to maximize local dollars. i give them a lot of credit for that. but there's a real blind spot when it come to provid

that's the white house line on this. the official adds that the white house is in contact with canadian partners right now. we should note the u.s. embassy in ottawa has been placed on lockdown as of now. and according to the royal canadian mounted police, they're advising citizens to stay away from downtown. joining me now on the phone is a member of parliament. she, herself, is currently on lockdown in a windowless basement. first of all, are you okay? >> yes, i'm absolutely fine. i did hear those shots you played. i was walking down to the caucus meeting and was then hustled into this windowless basement room by some of the parliamentary security staff. many of them are here with me now. the room they asked me to hide in is sort of their lunchroom. i have about 12 security men and women around me. and safe as anyone in the house of commons right now. >> well, our thoughts are with everybody there. what's the mood in that room like right now? are people frightened? how are members reacting? >> you know, i think first o

around our city with a strong economy we can definitely help those in need so housing, jobs, education, and transportation are all connected in our economy when we lost strength pursuant to suffers that's it let's start with jobs i came into this office where i started in 2011 many of you know unemployment rate was double dignity now 4 percent our city employees more people in this time then in the history we've made progress in the city since the recession job growth is occurring for example, in our technology seethes, of course, you all know that over 23 thousand jobs since i took office have been created by the tech sector and that tech multiplied letter is true it's responsible for an additional 52 thousand jobs since 2010 we've added jobs and targeted sector like health care and hospitality and construction and we have, of course, seen a birth in manufacturing it's a model for the rest of the country and today, we have more than 36 thousand industrial jobs in our city and those local manufacturing are providing jobs for low income and moderate families in the city, of course, with

in the city including public housing and low income affordable housing when i go to sacramento i support the reforming of the ellis act but we need to bring back to san francisco the hundreds of million dollars of year making the decision to cutting that funding it will take a lot of work but the consensus i've been building year after year as we've been rebuilding public housing and for the diversity which san francisco housing xhoups has been voting against this is my priority i'll continue to fight and continue to deliver on any record (clapping). >> all right. we come to the candidates closing statements if you're not registered to vote the deadline is october 20th if you move forward recommend at our new addresses we'll do the closing statements in the reverse order president chiu. >> first of all, sheryl i want to thank you for moderate and all of you for caring about the future of our city and state today san francisco we're stronger we were 6 years ago we have doubt digit unemployment and worked to build the scopes to build the jobs we started 6 years ago with massive budget defi

in this particular six the developer has agreed to contribute a fee for more affordable housing in the transbay area i want to recognize our ocii director tiffany bohe along with her former person michael for their work and council on the unique circumstances in transbay district i'm sure you're aware of this is an redevelopment area plan we've been lauded by the state to wind down under our state agreement we've committed to 35 percent of affordable housing which is an incredible goal four our thank you it meet because of the building of transit that makes it a smart growth neighborhood they've worked with our office to push to have the highest fee available and i want to recognize i know that mayor's office of housing director olsen lee also advised us in the process under this proposal 181 fremont pays a fee differing from the other fees judge context if 181 were able to oven their unit they'll pace $85 million they ocii has negotiated this developer will now pay $13.8.03 times more than what they would have paid only for the creation of affordable housing within the transbay projec

for takes on new residential housing we're not going to be doing it today it ruled in love housing we have to look at the long view and constraint business and housing and in easily walkable areas in transbay and doing it dog patch is a little bit future away and mission bay that's fairly close together there i soft like some of the suggestions i'm not saying putting restrictions or favor one project over another but i like the idea of prioritizing melrose for the transit district we need this to get money to this is a good one and certainly building housing nearby your project be that market rate all categories of people a lot of middle-income people that needs something more affordable we're doing this on transbay the quicker we get those built the better off we have i have a question for staff at the end of my comments you've mentioned that couple of projects here a couple of blocks on the transbay let's see there was block f and the other one i forget the two on the list their apparently office projects i'm not sure which ones those are. >> the transbay block 5 is actually that on

of misconduct by anyone on the white house advanced team or the white house staff. lou: that was then and this is now. republicans blasting the administration. house judiciary committee demanding answers. >> you had three people in the inspector general's office there in the department of homeland security, who were put on administrative leave because they were asking questions and wondering why, why aren't we including this information about a white house staffer involved in this prostitution problem in cartagena? lou: we'll be taking all of this up with house judiciary committee member ron desantis in just moments. the centers for disease control and the department of health and human services doing little to inspire confidence in their ability to prevent an all-out ebola outbreak. here is sylvia burwell. >> the next step with regard to preparedness is having a system that can handle any case that we had. and we've had one case, and there may be other cases and we have to recognize that as a nation. lou: and a bloodbath on wall street today. more extreme volatilit

don't let them get in the white house, ever. >> i wish to god you, you protected the white house like are protecting your reputation here today. >> we all are outraged within the secret service of how this, how this incident came to pass. and that is why i have asked for a full review. it's obvious, it is obvious that mistakes were made. >> obvious and certainly not overlooked. that was secret service chief, julia pierson getting grilled on capitol hill, she's been under fire since iraq war vet, omar gonzales, jumped the white house fence and made it into the east room. now with word of another apparent lapse during president obama's recent visit to the cdc. many are wondering, does pierson need to go? joining us is former secret service agent, dan bajino, author of "life inside the bubble." i should mention that he's running for congress and his brother is currently a secret service agent. good morning to you, mr. bongino. we've got to talk about the elevator incident. we've got the president and his detail in an elevator with an armed security contractor which had not been previous

of housing then the house price becomes lower it's simple thank you. >> is there any additional public comment seen none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini. >> you know i've said before this is a wonderful project and agree with the last speaker and something that improves the neighborhood i'll vote for i don't subscribe to this assumption you put something good in and it drives people away and thirty years of under this housing is one of the biggest reasons we have expensive housing and frankly 75 percent rent control units is fine but which one becomes available the price goes through the ceiling so those are the real factors involved this is a good plan what it sells for the what the market is what it is and the market is stronger rather than the housing going down in prices i like the speaker spoke factually about those projects you have a reduction in crime and vandalism and graffiti in the area that's a big part of what we're trying to do to improve the neighborhoods other things in particular are the things been said affordable on site and 16 percent is amenable to

. >> stunning lapses in the white house security. >> the white house intruder 11 days ago. >> there were five things that should have stopped him. >> none of them seemed to kick in. >> why we can't get straight answers from the head of the secret service. >> i wish to god you protected the white house like you're protecting your reputation. >> were you lying to the american or were you misled? >> the secret service is conducting an ongoing investigation. >> i'm not sure ms. pierson has been completely transparent with us. >> is her job on the line? >> 9 director of the secret service said this -- >> this is unacceptable. and i take full responsibility. >> she then went on to defensively make excuses for every terrible display of utter incompetence the secret service has given us in their protection of the white house and the first family. she tried to give defensive speeches instead of answers to very simple questions. >> your agency previously had reported an indictment against mr. gonzalez, asserted that he was arrested in that entry area. isn't it true that he actually penetrated the

dough e tote but the only way it will do as it's is intended to do not lose the housing opportunity meaning a registry that includes the number of days that people rent out their unit not visible but the enforcement agencies so they know with the things are happening so individuals can enforce we understand the limited capacity of agencies to enforce and that there is a clear 90 day maximum provision for all hosted and non-hosted cases as planning director director ram said there is importance of the clarity of the maximum of days we hope you'll pass this with strong enforcement mechanisms thank you, supervisors. >> thank you, sir. >> supervisors peter connecticut with the housing associations let me add to fernandez comments we're getting there but i urge you supervisor chiu to not rush this forward it's some of the best policies that needs to be done slowly and a lot of things to get it right a few things we've suggested that needs more attention altitude affordable housing of any types of short-term rentals should be regulated you've done sro's and any kind of affordable housing

the amendment i offered for a long time it's been the process for people who have space in their houses they want to provide for people to stay in they would have restrooms or with the technology we have that around provides or b rb o i think that's their name that there is another possess process that brings in short-term rentals and people staying for short periods of time but over the course of a year occupying precious space for a long term tenant i'm proposing a cap of 90 days so it person can have an option to have a short-term rental that adds up to 90 days or a permanent tenant and rules in place for people that want to go into the hotel business or the bed-and-breakfast business to apply for a cu to have people stay longer than than the short-term rentals that have past 90 days the option is still vail with a 90 day cap we have the planning department ann marie rogers who is here to talk about how we currently apply the cu for folks who want to have a bed-and-breakfast type of business in their home how often we actually approve and what are the rare instances we don't sea the

senior white house correspondent. joining us. çlaughterÑ mrax*u [ applause ] security is super tight here, jon. i tried to enter through the north portico, but the steps were mysteriously covered in ice. as i slipped, i grabbed on to a doorknob which to my surprise was scaldingly hot. so i tried the back entrance. when i opened the door, a bucket of glue fell on my head. so i stumbled into a trip wire that activated a cannon. >> and the iron mark on your face? >> oh, i had trouble ironing this morning. çlaughterÑ >> to protect himself, obama has home aloned the white house. it's not the wet bandit, did it? >> no, what stopped was a lonely man with a snow shovel and a heart of gold. >> it softened them up a bit. ti. made them madder. >> jon: look, i don't know if we can entrust the president's safety. >> to doesn't matter anymore, jon. no one is going to want to go near the president now that he has ebola. >> jon: the president has ebola if how did the president get ebola? >> from what i understand, ebola just jumped t

i mean, we recognize that affordable housing is building a community so how is it not only is the housing green and healthy but connected to opportunities for urban gardens and the neighborhood parks, etc., etc. i know there's an initiative around those areas that the department has i think this also i think fundamentally a need to do what you mentioned at the beginning which is did he mystify the environment with the department of the environment does outside of our neighborhoods i think there's - you know what can cite the powell that's been done statewide how amongst the communities of collar the concerns for climate is a big priority that's the kind of ethnic that exists in san francisco but i think the way that we talk about it on the ground is often different how it's talked about within the parks and within city agencies so how is it we're making those connections and speaking the same language part of our experience in terms of the planning work we often feel we're traitors on the one hand engaging the neighborhoods and doing the planning work on the neighborhood level and then tr

my question is regarding the female speaker that spoke will the party house next door to her house didn't wasn't candidate on airbnb but on a hosting platform and mentioned it's been under investigation for a year and a half curling this practice is illegal and we're working to legalize it what's the challenges in enforcing against this activity why we haven't resolved it yet. >> thank you, chris tin hall the of any person(s) responsible for the ringing or use of a the particular property was an telegraph hill we received a complaint there were rentals of less than thirty days we contracted the owner investor that lives out of the country the local property agent was hosting the property so to speak we actually had a slightly easier time identifying that prompt bylaw due to the loss number of listing on the site it's a challenge because the addresses are not listed on the website when we contacted the owner we found later that the listing that alone change e changed to modern thirty days we kept the complaint over to monitor it when we received other condominiums from folks in the neighbo