at beyond in any housing production in addition to new housing production the housing balance calculation looks at acquisition and rehab for existing housing rad public housing replacement rad stands for - this is rehabilitation and subsidized projects and looks like with the permitted affordable housing units the - the units are removed from protected status essentially rent-controlled housing either through the ellis act or demolition under conversion or owner move-in evictions it is called the net affordable housing stock foyer district reports this net affordable housing stock is seen as a proportion of necessary new housing units built and permitted and the figures for the 10 year reporting period is results in a housing balance of 18 percent this is in comparison to 15 percent that was recorded last year the ordinance requires that the housing balance is calculated by the board of supervisors district and any planning department districts the housing balance for the board of supervisors district range from negative 200 one percent and 49 percent in district 5 the negative balances a

at beyond in any housing production in addition to new housing production the housing balance calculation looks at acquisition and rehab for existing housing rad public housing replacement rad stands for - this is rehabilitation and subsidized projects and looks like with the permitted affordable housing units the - the units are removed from protected status essentially rent-controlled housing either through the ellis act or demolition under conversion or owner move-in evictions it is called the net affordable housing stock foyer district reports this net affordable housing stock is seen as a proportion of necessary new housing units built and permitted and the figures for the 10 year reporting period is results in a housing balance of 18 percent this is in comparison to 15 percent that was recorded last year the ordinance requires that the housing balance is calculated by the board of supervisors district and any planning department districts the housing balance for the board of supervisors district range from negative 200 one percent and 49 percent in district 5 the negative balances a

and non-built affordability housing that majority of housing in san francisco as well as throughouthe country market rate houses built by private developers within guidelines of the city some below market rate you howls paid pie public and private dollars and prized to be variable to certain population housing is considered affordable if it costs less than 1/3rd the medium income for a 2 percent householder is $70,000 this householder will have to pay no more than $7,150 to be affordable san francisco has see long applied federal, state and local money often built and nonprofit tint for individual families the news cities in california what the inclusive program requires that 10 or ottawa more units to certain blow income levels or contribute to the fund that supports the blow market rate unit almost 25 thousand have been supported by city funds and more than 6 nous thousand of the unit were built between 2000 and 2012 what you can't afford a million will home you're not alone in response san francisco mayor ed lee has set a goal of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the

problem but no increase in housing for housing i have a couple of examples i sent and mentioned to the 4 women that is in the the mission but close this is mission delores this is what is there it is built but there is what is there before an alteration no adu and not market an adu and on fair oaks here's the brochure grocery stores and beautiful 4 unit i think they kept one the alley the other 2 are gone not mentioned the brochure they're gone not the mission but it is close enough so that's my point about the second units whether the 25 percent not reducing or the absorption thank you for your time. >> like to remind the members of the public we've arranged for an overflow room 416 you're able to watch and listen to those procedures when our item comes up you're more than welcome to come back and submit your testimony. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and commissioners thank you for having me. today we need to take politics out of housing and put people in housing it is clear looking at the details this legislation only prop c is horticulture of facts and data along the

because inclusionary housing will equal what the master or market-rate housing requires and i'm supporter on down on the specific micro level on the embarcadero the site divisadero the builder was going to build 16 units with the legislation by supervisor breed and also at the state legislation all of a sudden they decided to build 60 units we need to make sure that a project like that that opened it's viral application in january of 2014 was under review gets the maximum amount of affordable housing in to say and so that relates to exactly when is the environmental review application complete thus planning says this application is complete you need to bang those dates thank you. >> hi sonya sf bay renters association my question now is why be so generous with developers why are we are doing any grandfathering at all why stop at 200 units why not no grandfathering and require 25 percent for everything in the pipeline what's that? is it because if you did that those whole measure would have about think destroyed by developers it would with have gone down if flames and the developers that h

because affordable housing is linked intairment to the market-rate housing if you start to choke down the market-rate housing your eventually cause the democrat nutrition of production that's all i have to say thank you. >> i'm chair as you may know i very much oppose the charter amendment i can't someone was building 3 thousand units i can't produce at 33 percent affordability i verified those numbers more affordable housing providers and 3 market-rate developers and 4 contractor i can't do it maybe something else can this trailing legislation that was supposed to bring in an economic feasibility and grater the existing projects i would the planning department did a great job i'll strongly support they mentioned recommendations without this trailing legislation that really works you can have a danger of shutting down housing there are load of people that don't think on work i urge you to correct the approval of grandfathered promotions with they mentioned entitlements to go back for example, our project anothers 350 van ness we closed one and $45 million loan and suddenly all you our

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public housing, rent subsidies, mortgage help, there's been zero talk about public housing. >> right. >> which is a federal program. >> it is a federal program and it needs to be reengineered. it is being reengineered city by city. i think what clearly has to happen in the '50s when the public housing projects were started we -- i think both candidates are democrats and they care about these people. >> i know. that's why i'm mystified. >> bernie's going to the vati n vatican. i went to see jimmy carter, but i'm not going to tell him how to run his schedule. it's a big chance for him to be on the international stage. you have five days to go here. it would be great if they could both go and make a statement, but i know what the pressure is. it's not like either of these two is unwilling to help that population. >> absolutely. >> if there were the republicans we'd have more fun at their expense. >> what's the single most important point bernie sanders has to make in new york before tuesday and please leave some time for howard. >> to continue to talk about income and wealth and equality

one of the only houses here in d.c. to be deliberately burned by the british during the war of 1812. a british soldier and his troops are passing by the house and some american troops were here in the house and they shot a horse out from under british general so the story goes. the british burned the house in retaliation. the house was rebuilt by 1820 we believe the majority of it was probably burned to the ground. he was rebuilt in 1820 and robert sewell passed it on to his family so it stayed in the sewell family until 1920. it was taken over by senator porter dale and his wife who were from vermont in 1920 and they lived here until 1929 and was taken over by the national women's party in 1929. the women's party was a civil rights organization run by a woman named alice paul. the nationalist party worked from 1931 was founded until the late 90s for social political and economic equality for women here in the united states and abroad. the nationalist party founded in 1913 was in response to sort available in the suffra

housing saves lives. i have many constituents but within in particular who is homeless my entire first term on had board who finally won a below market rate condo in rincon hill and it is amazing to see the difference housing has had in his life transforming physically within the first 3 months of having permanent secured housing in a safe neighborhood. there are hundred more the below market rate unit in the pipe line and need to make sure the process is fair and accessible for every member who is eligible. i am call frg a hearing on the below market rate policies and procedures and to answer the question whether the city is doing everything it can to remove unnecessary barrier jz treat all residents with dignity and respect regardless of their capac tee speak english fluently. i wanted to say words but will wait until after david compose introduces his legislation on fire safety which i think is important and excited to cosponsor. i would like to submit a in memoriam on behalf of one of our public schoo

of you as a man of the house. we want you to also have an office in the house. the ways and means chairman at that point had two very nice offices, one facing the west front. you could look out the windows all the way to the lincoln memorial. huge office. eager table than the cabinet. one he had was a small and normal office but right off the democratic workroom off the house floor. , that ie me my choice could have either one of those offices. because of my background in the house, and my relationships, i picked the office right off the democratic cloakroom, partly because i knew it aggravated my democratic colleagues. that is the only time that ever happened. for six years, we controlled the house. i had an office not only on the senate side, but also on the house side, and was able to work from that position to break some logjams on tax legislation and so forth. all based only personal relationships and my background with the house and senate. >> you can watch the rest of the former vice president remarks at 8:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow on c-span. landmark

the clerk: house calendar number 106, house resolution 672. resolved, that at any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2b of rule xviii, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill, h.r. 2666, to prohibit the federal communications commission from regulating the rates charged for broadband internet access service. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energy and commerce. after general debate the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. it shall be in order to consider as an original bill for the purpose of amendment under the five-minute rule the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on energy and commerce now printed in the bil

speaker >>> the hot -- the house is -- mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the gentlelady may continue. ms. moore: mr. speaker, i mean, how can we talk about subjecting fsoc, for example, to the appropriations process. we can't really do these appropriation bills without a budget. hardworking families deserve to see where we stand on these budgets. and democrats, we want to he our say. i get it. the majority gets its way but the minority gets its say. let's get on the gets its say part. sizz since you guys can't get your act together, my motion to recommit would put that budget on the floor right now. and republicans have the opportunity to pass their bill and then we have the opportunity to offer up our alternatives. thank you and with that i would yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. mr. hensarling: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. hensarling: mr. speaker, i insist on my point of order because th

thank you. >> new housing is more expensive than existing housing every time we say a city allow the demolition we are decreasing the affordability of housing in san francisco between 2012 and 2014 nationally new homes were 36 more expensive than comparable new construction as indicated florida 2, 3, 4 architectural 2014 wall street journal nation association of realtors lange individually established the 2014 gap between thirty and 40 percent precisely how much of a diverse in prices between new and existing pricing a vast yofrt of homes the western neighborhoods were to serve in the mid a 20th century now they serve the highest of the high-end market can be shown as the same a smaller home the larger size often doubles of triples the square footage of an existing home because the new home i'm sorry - ouch the size will be double or triple the square footage this put the new home out of reach for working families the city this next graphic you've seen before san francisco is near the top of list in the encountering income disparity you saw in the paper from we flipped from the top o

he house will come to order. the house will come to order. please clear the well, please lear the aisles. he house will come to order. the house will come to order. please clear the aisles, take all conversations off the floor. he house will come to order. the house will come to order. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute for the purpose of making an announcement. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. sessions: this morning the rules committee issued an announcement outlining the amendment process for h.r. 4498. the amendment deadline has been set for monday, april 25, at

>> first check. >> he liked to park cars in vacant houses, preferably houses that were for sale. >> again, the torched car with the bodies -- >> --was a vacant house that was for sale. >> reporter: detective nelson nailed down several connections between jason scott and the first mother-daughter murder, the loftons. most important of those, jason's car, a dark blue toyota camry. it matched the description of the mysterious car one of the lofton neighbors had seen. >> that could very well have been the vehicle that the neighbor had seen the night of the killing. >> yes. discovered another sickening piece of evidence, a video jason made of the victims of one of his home invasions. a mother and her teenage daughter. >> he brought her into her bedroom and set up a video camera. and in the process of setting up that video camera, in which he was going to, basically, film himself sexually assaulting her. that camera happened to pan right by his face and that screen shot showed us this. >> wow. >> this is what a lot of jason's victims saw. it's cold, calculating eyes, lifeless. >> reporter: inve

same house same call. the item passes as amended. as house amendment. same house same call. the item passes as amended. >>[gavel] >>mme. clark can we move on to item 28. >>take that hat off. sorry about thatmdm. clerk. please continue. >>[laughing] >>avalosresolution encouraging all members of the public aged 18 to 44 to register as bone marrow donors and help close the racial gap in cancer treatment so people of all ethnicities have a second chance to live through a marrow transplant >>on to item 29 please mme. clerk? >>on page 3 lines 19 through 21 there is a deletion that recognize the application of state and city bonuses to achieve these healthy balancing goals. >>supervisor tang, to be clear can you say to strike that please? >>talk to when i'm lastly is>> i would like to make a motion to amend these which is what is in front you. >>so you want to make a motion to amend what you propose along with the striking of that line. so this is amended by his supervisor tang seconded by supervisor peskin. >>[gavel] >>supervisor peskin. >>i what to think supervisor kim for courag

he house will come to order. the house will come to order. please clear the well. pleer clear aisles. take all -- please clear aisles. take all conversations off the house floor. he house will come to order. the house will come to order. please clear the aisles. please take seats. ease conversation. would the members across the back aisle an standing in the aisles please remove themselves nd cease conversation. he house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request permission to speak out of order for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the speaker will hold for a second, please. he house will come to order. the house will come to order. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. duncan: mr. speaker, for the last two years, the gentleman from texas, mr. green, and i have had the honor of co-chairing the members and former members golf tournament. the tournament this year was a great success. we had over 200 counting members, former members, military an

the housing balance calculations looks at beyond the new housing production in addition to new housing production the housing balance calculations looks at acquisitions and stand for residential assistance this is replacing older public housing projects entitled and affordable units plus units removed from projected statistic those are the rent-controlled housing that are removed from the ellis act, demolition, condominium conversion and owner move-in evictions this is collective called the net avenue stock for the purpose of the report this net affordable housing stock is seen as a proportion of net new housing built and entitled and permitted units the figures for the 10 year reporting period so this presentation covers the third housing balance report covering the first quarter 2006 to 2015 the net affordable housing stock totaled about 4 thousand nine hundred thirty units the affordable housing stepping back stock over 33 thousand plus is 18 percent the citywide balance over - i've submitted to the commissioners a sheet the amounttion, ohio they're assigned to the wrong districts i

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under the house rules, you need 2/3 affirmative vote to suspend the house rules.ow, figure out under which set of rules a chairman has greater power. it is not this book. excuse me, it is this book. i got myself wound up. i apologize. robert's rules of order gives a chairman far more power and discretion than the rules of the house of representatives. now, we could go on all day, taking it point by point. i'm not going to do that for this reason. because i agree with randy evans, this is not the time for us to suggest major changes or even minor changes. to the rules. in three months, the rules committee of the convention will come together, they can, if they choose, adopt all of the recommendations we have made over the last four years. but they can, if they choose, completely disregard that and start from scratch. so i would suggest that our making a change of this magnitude at this point is the worst possible thing that we can do to inspire the confidence of the delegates in our home states that we are not putting our i think if thorne scale for any candidate.

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beautiful houses. it was, sort of, a district where professionals who had houses had white linked curtains to the window, and you will recall the latest community. they are all gone laced curtains. he was the first licensee african-american optician. he was also a businessman. he had four different. his wife -- businesses. his wife also had a career. she was the principle of the old 20th street school here in tuscaloosa. so, back then, even though things were segregated, it was a very good living for them. the murphy's the house around 1923, and when he passed in 1943, his wife tried to hold on to the house. the house was wheeled to his -- willed to his nephew, who lived in mobile, and later he sold the house ms. collins. ms. collins on the house up until the city bought it in 1986. i fell in love with the house, reading the material that was here, bringing in groups to two or the building, getting excited by the -- tour the building, getting excited by the artifacts, the items -- i did not know we had

those are housing issues. it is one that i feel every day and it may last another 5 to 10 years but this trans bay buildings may be here in another 5 to 10 years or 20 years or i know we need affordable housing but we can't throw away careful city plans for something that will barely make a dent in the housing problem. i qualify from affordable housing i personally stand to benefit from these units but i look at what is proposed it does not make sense. it is supposed to be cheaper than the downtown mound and it 400 feet this will lock when will be the tallest building on spear street the argument of this building directly on the waterfront is irrelevant. it's 200 feet taller than the building adjacent to it. >>[timer dings] >>thank you. next speaker please. know, i'm sorry to give the same amount of time to everyone you consummate your statement. next speaker please >>i am a neighbor of this outreach number 1 i think on february 13 or the senior project manager for cii had an email that said no, you cannot go

beautiful houses.t was, sort of, a district where professionals who had houses had white linked curtains to the window, and you will recall the latest community. they are all gone laced curtains. he was the first licensee african-american optician. he was also a businessman. he had four different. businesses. his wife also had a career. she was the principle of the old 20th street school here in tuscaloosa. so, back then, even though things were segregated, it was a very good living for them. the murphy's the house around 1923, and when he passed in 1943, his wife tried to hold on to the house. the house was wheeled to his -- willed to his nephew, who lived in mobile, and later he sold the house ms. collins. ms. collins on the house up until the city bought it in 1986. i fell in love with the house, reading the material that was here, bringing in groups to two or the building, getting excited by the -- tour the building, getting excited by the artifacts, the items -- i did not know we had all the infor

beautiful houses. districtort of, a where professionals who had curtainsd white linked to the window, and you will recall the latest community. aced are all gone l curtains. he was the first licensee optician.erican he was also a businessman. he had four different. his wife -- businesses. his wife also had a career. she was the principle of the old 20th street school here in tuscaloosa. so, back then, even though things were segregated, it was a very good living for them. the murphy's the house around 1923, and when he passed in 1943, his wife tried to hold on to the house. the house was wheeled to his -- willed to his nephew, who lived in mobile, and later he sold the house ms. collins. ms. collins on the house up until the city bought it in 1986. fell in love with the house, reading the material that was here, bringing in groups to two or the building, getting excited the building, getting excited by the artifacts, the items -- i did not know we had all the information. one of the things we talked ab

under the house rules, you need 2/3 affirmative vote to suspend the house rules. now, figure out under which set of rules a chairman has greater power. it is not this book. excuse me, it is this book. i got myself wound up. i apologize. robert's rules of order gives a chairman far more power and discretion than the rules of the house of representatives. now, we could go on all day, taking it point by point. i'm not going to do that for this reason. because i agree with randy evans, this is not the time for us to suggest major changes or even minor changes. to the rules. in three months, the rules committee of the convention will come together, they can, if they choose, adopt all of the recommendations we have made over the last four years. but they can, if they choose, completely disregard that and start from scratch. so i would suggest that our making a change of this magnitude at this point is the worst possible thing that we can do to inspire the confidence of the delegates in our home states that we are not putting our i think if thorne scale for any candidate

overwhelms luxury housing does not solve the housing crisis you've got to start if that's case build low income housing but not on the back of pdr space got to keep the pdrs space thank you. >> sue hester you've had too good staff reports back to back i got to graduate the staff for hard work and the reports give us some information but there is other information out there. >> i'm working with planning department staff on trying to trace the displacement of square footage and jobs by the thing that triggered the eardrum report each neighborhoods didn't come out of the sky but a 6 year battle at the planning commission not the phone number i didn't a baloney that was. displacing south of market and potrero we had an election in 2000 that meant something the board of supervisors started the eastern neighborhoods that of those a inspection that was played out at the planning commission and planning department none of you are on the planning commission at a time when we gutted the protected area now offices that didn't allow housing either hoosiers was a conditional use offices were proh

they felt was secure and wanted to stay in this is actually new housing and will house many that individuals that live on the fact streets it is a tremendous accomplishment i want to say this because this is as an opportunity to talk about tndc and the fact partnership i'm lucky to serve under a mayor with affordable housing is clearly his top priority for the fact city and an extensive history to have as much affordable housing and we'll work together to secure the gap furnld for the fact what will be affordable housing for formally homeless families an eddie-taylor a tremendous project we're able to work with tndc and the mayor's office to get the fact funding for the 5 m project project and excited for a project coming online we've been talking about the fact fortunate we we have in long time institutions like be tndc that will have been building in the tenderloin for decades that's in many ways why the tenderloin continues to be a working class neighborhood we have nonprofit and leader this stuck around for decades to continue doing this work and one of the reasons i love tndc and come b

housing. we trans and queer people are likely to be homeless people because of -- discrimination and jail is not a pretty place, but it's compounded when you're a trans gender and queer. for the former being placed in the wrong gender setting because we couldn't pay a find. another impact is our health suffers when these luxury condos are getting built. low income clinics gets shut down thanks to not being able to afford -- this is trans gender program. this is not getting into racism and sexism. it compound this. homelessness is a trans right issue. support economic oppressions and criminalization of the homeless. you will never support lgbt right no matter how much you wrap yourself in the rainbow flag. you're no better than cruz, and trump and pat, the governor of north carolina when you're anti- poor and you should basically not think about going or speaking at the -- or any other lbgt event if you refuse to support homeless people. please house all of us now. not just us, but all of us. w

to more middle income housing.ah, definitely in oakland that's the sentiment as well. >> can i say one more thing? i think this really goes to the root of what we're seeing throughout the bay area, which is just a huge imbalance between the housing that is available and the number of jobs that have been created. and i think, like, at least on the peninsula, there is a lot of cities who are not prepared, basically, in terms of infrastructure and housing for the huge economic growth. >> but i also think there is a lot of fighting whenever there is -- like in berkeley, maybe it illustrates -- right, like in downtown they're trying to build more density, so voters did pass a measure, but now there is a lawsuit for this sort of high-rise apartment building that's going on. so i think that's always a tension here in the bay area. people want affordable housing, yet whenever there is housing -- >> they don't want it built right in their neighborhood. >> and then moving on to san francisco, a lot of it is about protecting

the house is worth $300,000.equity in his home. >> i just wish they would look at the whole picture. they're looking at numbers. and they're looking at spreadsheets. they're not really looking at the person. >> even if you would default tomorrow... >> right. >> ...if they foreclosed on it, even with the mortgages, they're gonna get all their money out. >> these homes in this area are very valuable. and i know there wouldn't be any risk for a lender. but, again, they don't look at the whole big picture. >> the first mortgage is at... he's using savings, as so many americans have done, but it's not enough. >> i don't want to wait until it's gone before i make some, you know, serious decisions about my future. >> many americans, veterans and otherwise, to save their home went through retirement savings, you know, liquidated other assets to keep their home only ultimately to lose it. >> right. >> at least in your situation, if you sell it, you walk away with some money. >> that's correct. >> unfortunately, david, you

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village and can't provide housing with the teachers low income or free housing just for teachers see as a teacher they will work like a nonprofit organization career see with our children of the energy the activities something with full fullness and achievement they guarantee themselves their security especially, when they live close to the colleges schools for time to prepare for the curriculum and students thank you. >> thank you supervisor campos thank you for bringing this measure i'd like to add my name if it is not on it. >> you're not. >> thank you. please add me i want to acknowledge the educators thank you for coming and sharing our perspectives on the urgency supervisor campos is there anything the you want to add. >> if i may madam chair thank to the amazing speakers the people that took time out of they're busy schedules all the folks that spoke you know just made the point better than i or anyone should but we talked about the teachers and paraprofessionals it is critical not just them but a lot of workers that play a critical roll in the education of our children's and

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decreasing housing costs we're not producing enough housing in our housing are getting more expensivehat is creating a series of displacement that we're familiar with it is important to recognize this is happening across the region in smaller cities the concept of displacement was not familiar before it is important to address this challenge of housing affordability in communities and the fourth point is environmental challenges we know within the con frame of the plan with the subsequent earthquakes in addition, we have experienced a major drought in some of the flooding that is linked to sea level rise the whole task it is about reducing green house gas emissions it is about connecting translation dollars to land use and housing but primary about shaping and addressing the changes for sustainability that can address entity in other communities so what is the framework for addressing those as you may know with the two simple concepts pirate conservatism places for growth and closest to services and closer to amenities and public places we can capture the vitally of our community and

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same house same call. the item passes as amended. as house amendment. same house same call.he item passes as amended. >>[gavel] >>mme. clark can we move on to item 28. >>take that hat off. sorry about thatmdm. clerk. please continue. >>[laughing] >>avalosresolution encouraging all members of the public aged 18 to 44 to register as bone marrow donors and help close the racial gap in cancer treatment so people of all ethnicities have a second chance to live through a marrow transplant >>on to item 29 please mme. clerk? >>on page 3 lines 19 through 21 there is a deletion that recognize the application of state and city bonuses to achieve these healthy balancing goals. >>supervisor tang, to be clear can you say to strike that please? >>talk to when i'm lastly is>> i would like to make a motion to amend these which is what is in front you. >>so you want to make a motion to amend what you propose along with the striking of that line. so this is amended by his supervisor tang seconded by supervisor peskin. >>[gavel] >>supervisor peskin. >>i what to think supervisor kim for courage

same house same call. the item passes as amended. as house amendment. same house same call. the item passes as amended. >>[gavel] >>mme. clark can we move on to item 28. >>take that hat off. sorry about thatmdm. clerk. please continue. >>[laughing] >>avalosresolution encouraging all members of the public aged 18 to 44 to register as bone marrow donors and help close the racial gap in cancer treatment so people of all ethnicities have a second chance to live through a marrow transplant >>on to item 29 please mme. clerk? >>on page 3 lines 19 through 21 there is a deletion that recognize the application of state and city bonuses to achieve these healthy balancing goals. >>supervisor tang, to be clear can you say to strike that please? >>talk to when i'm lastly is>> i would like to make a motion to amend these which is what is in front you. >>so you want to make a motion to amend what you propose along with the striking of that line. so this is amended by his supervisor tang seconded by supervisor peskin. >>[gavel] >>supervisor peskin. >>i what to think supervisor kim for courag

if they feel they cannot house in the general population.ve the right to go to the homosexual unit. >> within the homosexual unit, inmates are classified as either masculine or feminine. >> so are you masculine or are you fem? >> i'm gay. i'm gay. >> okay. >> not me, honey. i am fem. >> you've got your masculines that are more manly looking but straight acting, straight looking. >> he asked me to massage him. >> okay. what's really going on? >> then you have your fems that are -- some of them take hormones so they act like girls. they live their life as women in the word. transsexuals, drag queens. they're walking around with bras, thongs, things in their hair, being real dramatic, loud. 80% of the fights are the fems. shut the [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. that's [ bleep ]. that's [ bleep ]. >> though eloy orosco is housed with the masculine group, he was once classified as feminine at an earlier stay at bexar county. >> this time around i butched up a little bit and said i was masculine. and they put me in the masculine group. i don't w

i live is second story and my neighbor is three story house and attached house so i lived there over 35 years and from my windows i look i live with this they own their lands i own my land i looked at the oceans they look at the ocean but they can look at any house i i cannot see i just had in my opinion leo and renees house the lowest house in the block with first story most of houses is second story but if their house is adapted a vacant place the neighbor always had a better view look at her site now the new owner didn't matter he - i think they had a right to the neighbors before they have the same second story house like the neighbor before. >> that's what i my point of view. >> thank you very much union thank you any other speakers in support of project sponsor. >> mr. johnsms. johnson. >> my name is silvia johnson. i know that those i know needs processed and that the delivery had been proceedings as responsible and that this is has to be done by the put-down open there to be on any kind of delivery in this process of building and i have you know measurements that would be you

of white house slaves. john adams complained that the white house, a southern mansion by the way was a huge putlace b at that point congress didn't provide funding for a white house staff. so unlike george washington who was able to just bring in slaves from mount vernon to philadelphia and to new york john adams had to go out and hire people to work in the white house at domestics there so he was spending money out of his own pocket for -- for a way for maids, for cooks for the white house. so when thomas jefferson moved in, he basically fires all of those workers that john adams has brought in to work in the white house and brings up -- brings in hi own slaves because for him it's cheaper. cheaper to bring someone you don't have to pay than it is to go out and hire someone. that's a thread that i found looking at the book looking at almost all of the presidents. many of them frankly most of them at spoipt in their life said said slavely was morally wrong. thomas jefferson defended and worked against the i