all over the world, the philippines sends architects, doctors, construction workers, nurses, housekeepers relies heavily on the money sent back by more than 10 million ofws. roughly $30 thirty u.s. a year or about 10% of the nation's gdp. until recently, after domestic workers, the largest category of ofw were musicians. like filipino cover bands. they're everywhere. on cruise ships, in hotel lobbies, bars, and of course, in manila. where the competition is fierce and the penalties for not getting a beloved biker favorite like i don't know, billy idol, can be severe. ♪ ♪ hey little sister what have you done? hey little sister ♪ ♪ who's the only one? hey little sister who's your superman? ♪ ♪ hey little sister who's the one you want? hey little sister shotgun ♪ ♪ it's a nice day to start again come on ♪ ♪ it's a nice day for a white wedding it's a nice day to ♪ ♪ start again come on it's a nice day for a ♪ ♪ white wedding it's a nice day to start again ♪ >> anthony: know this, pampered rock and roll stars, at any given moment somewhere in the philippines, there is at least one person, and

benefits that supplement medicare and have the aarp like a good housekeeping seal of approval on it. they pay for that privilege of licensing it. as i point out in the book, over time, licensing fees have become more and more a source of their income. what aarp does is it consistently uses that income to fight off changes that would reduce spending on these programs and make changes in a way that it will hurt their bottom line. bottom line. host: the book is " fear your future" by philip klein. " how the deck is stacked against millennials and how socialism would make it worse." thanks for being here. announcer: today this is sony an institution in washington will host its new secretary money bunch. he will manage 19 museums, 20 one library than the national zoo he previously served as the director of the national museum of african-american history and culture. live coverage will start in 10 minutes from now at 3:00 p.m. eastern. us this afternoon from atlanta this afternoon, the prince will deputy director of . we willnne schuchat start with vaping illnesses and lung injury cases an

this is just a housekeeping step to remove them from the administrative code.f there is to be reauthorizing legislation, it would just be put back into the code. i'm available for any questions. >> chair ronen: okay. no questions? okay. i also see joshua arce and lisa pagan from oewd, if you wanted to make any comments. >> thank you, supervisors. joshua arce, director of office of economic and workforce development. as clerk calvillo mentioned, the committee has sunseted, but we just wanted to answer any questions that you might have. we're here joined by -- if not now, then in moments, the cochair of the committee, the esteem esteemed chair, sheryl davis. we're also here joined by one of the members of the workforce committee advisory committee and that's annie chung, the executive director of self-help for the elderly, as well. just to give you some high-level components -- it's just this one, lisa? thank you. thank you, lisa. we've also got members of our workforce team to make sure we can answer any questions that you have. the committees we're going to tal

in fact she was your housekeeper. so i went on to work and we are all excited about this, we were gonna see this wonderful country though is famous for its culture and poetry. so we did a little short trips on the weekend, to go today caspian sea on. so kate's memory of what it was like before that are more clear than mine. >> well this monday was the 40th anniversary of the seizure of the u.s. embassy, can you tell us what the experiences were on november 4th 1979 the following days? >> well here on american society was i think about three kilometers from the embassy, we had our own building, at this was a very strong structure and had been going well for many years, we worked together, the port of this society was both iranian and american we had english nationals but we also have farsi lessons so the iranian reporter was working with us as we were trying to figure out what the italians in the french and the germans what we could do and where we could go, that monitoring we would having a board meeting and on the mi

commissioners, we have two housekeeping item. the party for number 4 have requested the matter be continued to december 4 for settlement discussions. given that the item is on the published agenda, we need a vote to continue that matter. >> move to continue item four to december. >> okay. december 4. we have a motion from commissioner lazarus to move, to continue this item to december 4. is there any public comment on that motion? o okay. seeing none, commissioner honda? aye. >> commissioner tan sner >> aye. >> commissioner swig. >> that carries 4-0. the other housekeeping item is item nine, 19-065. the parties have requested the board move the appeal to the board's indefinite calendar, the call of the chair, to allow more time to continue settlement efforts. again, we do need a vote. >> so moved. >> we have a motion from vice president lazarus to move that to call of the chair. is there any public comment on that item? on that motion, commissioner darryl honda? >> and is this big file to carry and now he is cancelling it? oh my

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this air left her valentino haute couture gown at a hotel in beverly hills after the awards show housekeepere found it return the dress to lost and found mitt currently sat there for months until september when the hotel gave it to her gifted she is now auctioning off the dress but questions have been raised over whether the dress was ever the hotels to give away. a police investigating the incident. made a police report, but authorities say that no pre i was actually committed. the dress is expected to sell for 20 to $40,000. >>the place not. banks do this has been great to be a. >>a tense just like us some people's houses, a thanksgiving still weeks away, but that's no reason not to start early on friends giving planning all of your favorite thanksgiving themed episodes from the classic tv series friends will air in movie theaters across the country over thanksgiving weekend. the 8 episodes have been newly remastered in 4 k the friends giving marathon comes after the success of the show's 25th anniversary celebration. the episodes will be screened at 700 theaters across the country. on nov

smart says they are ready to go right now but they have some housekeeping details to deal with. the planned opening will be in the second or third week of december. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news and a cbsn bay area . >>> parking will be in short supply if not sold out during the upcoming holiday. at minetta san jose international. the long-term solution plus the short-term fix that has airport employees talking. >>> there are drawbacks to everything in life i happen to love my job. >>> former president barack obama making an appearance today in san francisco. what he warned the crowd when it comes to tech and social media. >>> counting down to tesla's newest vehicle. what we have learned from elon musk's cryptic messages. >>> don't forget we are streaming right now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app or on your favorite platform. just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and panc. because denny's brought back all for just $6.99.. the

that is going to be my focus here in the forecast once i get through some housekeeping. we got to talk about numbers first. right now, we are warm. 79 today for santa rosa, 77 in concord. those numbers are about 10 to 11 degrees above average for this time of year. san francisco, not so far above average. oakland, not so far above average. if you get near the bay or golden gate, temperatures pretty close to what they should be this time of year. we feel it here, look at how warm we will stay overnight. we don't necessarily feel it in the valley. santa rosa going down to 42 tonight. we will go down to the upper 40s for some inland locations. these are a little lower than today was. it is a subtle cooling trend that starts tomorrow. you probably won't even notice it. it is thursday when you are going to notice it. by thursday, temptress, down to average. look, we have got a layered cake of clouds today. high clouds clearly streaming overhead. you can see the milky white look to the sky. then, we got a very healthy batch of marine layer sitting off the coastline, trying to

a housekeeper. do you do? >> she also says she appreciates what mr. fab is doing for the community. >> this type of things and these people we'd be way worse th i thank for this type of stuff.fab said he would inspired to help however they can. >> we're just happy to be here on the front line and be able to provide for those who are having a hard time providing for themselves. >> the holiday spirit isn't ending here. he's planning a food and toy give away sometime before christmas. in oakland rob ross ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the biggest concern is people slowing down right now it with this first rain, the roads are extra slick. >> the rain is causing streets to flood around the bay area. up in the sierras snow covered the roads. led to several crashes and forced crews to shut down that holiday traffic. plus... >> it's not just that. but all the flights are delayed so it is what it is. and you kind of just wait it out. >> we have an update on the frustration and the confusion when the power went out at oakland airport with flights cancelled leaving passen

. >> that shows congress has not done basic housekeeping with respect to war powers.we need to call back some of this authority, it has been a real point of offenses of mine and weeks of being sworn into the senate and becoming a member of the foreign relations committee, i introduced this back in 2017, an authorization for military force against isis, some can com claim that when thy applied to the associated forces that were derivative of those forces and allowed us to fight against isis. i feel like at some point after 16 years, those powers become opinionated and we have a duty to reaffirm our support, we consider in a public setting whether women amended in uniform are doing. take accountability of elected officials charged with overseeing these sorts of conflicts. >> i can remember even before 1991 and i can remember back in the vietnam era hearings that the senate foreign relations committee were almost central to the public debate over questions like the war in vietnam and senator fulbright would have his point of view and other senators would disagree. but th

>> yes there is one more bit of housekeeping agenda item number 9 is a hearing that was related to the housing authority and the budget legislative analyst's review of that item. is hearing is still before us. we haven't taken public comment on the matter. >> thanks for the reminder. i move that we close the hearing for item number 9. >> the be filed. there is now no further business. >> thank you. we are adjourned. >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recove

novel coming to life she was under surveillance of the chinese and had they had to talk in code the housekeeper was by the people in the street then the cia was spying on the chinese who were spying so they already knew. since she left in 2010 she now reports to cnn, national geographic, and the bbc currently developing this book as a tv series also working on a young adult novel called the business of drugs ladies and gentlemen amaryllis fox. [applause] >> if you could just start talking about the way you started at a very early age. >> yes i think it was a blessing and a kerch i moved every year of my childhood. a lot of that time overseas every september i started a brand-new school. and at times that was challenging but it also gave me a sense time and again to be at home in the world with the idea of the differences in wardrobe or accent or cultural habits were really just windowdressing for what is everywhere. and i think that was a philosophy that showed me as a young person really to be drawn to share those stories from those far-flung placess that i would see periodically for those tha

just for housekeeping matters. >>> in terms of how this plays into the streaming wars michael, it seemsare saying maybe it's a great time to spin starz or tell it you can reduce debt, get out of the streaming wars entirely and focus on content content is king in this streaming war scenario what would you say to to that? is that a possibility. >> our -- john talked about this on the conference call yesterday. one of our jobs here is to highlight the value of what we put together and if you take a look at what lion's gate and starz can do together, whether an international launch -- we're in 50 countries right now -- you couldn't do that -- starz couldn't do that without lions gate and the 17,000 title library and the ability to distribute this around the globe. so the industrial logic what have we are doing makes a great deal of sense. yes the world in some cases is moving to ala carte and we are looking for a thoughtful transition and that's what most partners have been doing the people can take the bundle or get it ala carte process. but for us we believe the industrial logic of what w

all the parties campaigning stressing their good housekeeping.s the message of the ifs‘s critical audit of election manifestos is a plague on both your houses. the parties' plans for health spending are all in the same ball park, with the conservatives on 3% growth a year, and labour, 4%. but when you strip healthcare out, you get an interesting picture. look at the parties' spending commitments over the next few years. you see the end of the spending squeeze. every party pushing up day—to—day spending for things like schools, councils, roads and public pay. now, there are big differences in the amounts. but if you zoom out and look at this over the last ten years, they don't all take us back to where we were. conservative plans leave spending levels still 14% below where they were in 2010. lib dems are below the line too. labour's plans don'tjust spend more, they undo the austerity decade, leaving spending higher even than 2010. but neither plans are credible, according to the ifs. for labour, the claim it could raise more than £70 billion a yea

. >> it is just housekeeping. >> thank you. >> student delegates. good night. you are dismissed. never mind. i will dismiss you later. thank you for the report out. do you have a recommendation? >> the recommended action on all three items is that the board adopt the policies as posted. >> i don't think we have speakers on this item. any comments from the superintendent? roll call vote. (roll call). >> that is six eyes. may i hear a motion to second this item? >> so moved. >>

the housekeeper was spine, the people in the street were keeping track of the movement. we find out that the cia was spying on the chinese who were spying on them. they already knew what they knew about that. she'd offered her insights to cnn the national geographic channel. and the bbc and has spoken around the world on the topic of peace keeping. apple is currently developing this book as a tv series. she is also working on a young adult novel and an upcoming netflix documentary series. ladies and gentlemen amaryllis fox. [applause]. >> i am wondering if you could start by talking about the way your worldview is brought in. it sounds like it started at a very early age. >> i think it was a blessing and a curse that i moved every year of my childhood a lot and that time overseas my birthday is in september and i started a brand-new school. it also gave me a sense time and time again of being home in the world. a the differences in wardrobe or accent or cultural habits the same humans in art types exist everywhere. i think that was kind of a philosophy that drove me as a

novel come to life she and her husband who is alsoll a spy had to talk in code all the time the housekeeper was spying and the people in the street were keeping track of theirco movements the place was bugged then to find out this cia were spying on the chinese who were spying on them. since she left in 2010 she has offered insights to cnn, national geographic, bbc and has spoken on peacekeeping. looking at this as a tv series also working on a young adult novel ladies and gentlemen amaryllis fox. [applause]he >> thank you so much. so can you start the way you were brought in sounds like it started at an early age. >> yes it was a blessing and a curse i use one - - i moved every year of my childhood a lot of time overseas every september i would start a brand-new school and not know anybody. at times that was challenging but it also gave me a sense time and again of being at home in the world with the idea of differences for drove orr accent or cultural habits were windowdressing you can be dropped any place in the world and make friends the same archetypes exist everywhere. and i think tha

like united health care to sell supplemental benefits that supplement aarp likend have the a good housekeepingeal of approval on it. ofy paid for that privilege licensing it. as i point out in the book, over time, thing fees have become more and more a source of their income. what aarp does is it consistently >> a panel of middle east experts discuss iraq's political outlook at the atlantic council in washington, d.c. they also weighed in on the current relations between the u.s. and iraq under the trump administration. >> good morning and thank you all for joining us today also our live stream audience, atlantic council president c.e.o. fred kemp. thanks for joining us both here in the room and virtually for our conversation if you want to #aciraq.l media, i use you know, it's an important event when the ambassador is here when key members of our board are here. and it's always such a pleasure to have our international

all the parties campaigning stressing their good housekeeping.main two parties the message of the ifs‘s critical audit of election manifestos is a plague on both your houses. the parties‘ plans for health spending are all in the same ball park, with the conservatives on 3% growth a year, and labour, 4%. but when you strip health care out, you get an interesting picture. look at the parties‘ spending commitments over the next few years. you see the end of the spending squeeze. every party pushing up day—to—day spending for things like schools, councils, roads and public pay. now, there are big differences in the amounts. but if you zoom out and look at this over the last ten years, they don't all take us back to where we were. conservative plans leave spending levels still 14% below where they were in 2010. lib dems are below the line too. labour's plans don't just spend more, they undo the austerity decade, leaving spending higher even than 2010. but neither plans are credible, according to the ifs. for labour, the claim it could raise more than

all the parties campaigning stress and good housekeeping but the main message from the iss is the criticalon both your houses, plans for health spending are in the same ball park with the conservatives on 3% growth a yearand labour, with the conservatives on 3% growth a year and labour, 4%. when you strip health care out, you get an interesting picture, looking at spending commitments over the next few years, the end of the spending squeeze. “— few years, the end of the spending squeeze. —— ifs. every party is pushing up day—to—day spend, big differences in the amount, however, all these lines representing spending on schools, by councils, on roads, public pay, and other things on the rise. but, if you zoom out and look at this over the last ten yea rs, and look at this over the last ten years, they do not all take us back to where we were. conservative plans leave spending levels still 14% below where they were in 2010. lib dems, below the line, too. labour plans don't just spend dems, below the line, too. labour plans don'tjust spend more, they undo the austerity decade, leaving spending

more housekeeping. you're interested in the talk, the talk you find it interesting on the concept i'm going to explain, find them enlightening or use. theslides are not copyrighted and right after i finish giving the preparation, i will tweet out a link to the slides as a pdf file. so feel free to download the slides and use them as will in your classes or with your friends, family, your work in a company, you think the concepts i'm explaining may be useful for you, feel free to use the slides. a tweet i have ready to send right after i finish. during the talk i will explain why president trump is over here hope to side of the image. so, the title of the book, the title of the caulk, how charts lie. i talk about -- i go beyond what the book describes and i repurpose some examples from the become. a little bit about the book. the title itself, condences part of what the book is about but the book is about much more than what the title says. for quite some tomb i entertain a much longer title that capture

but in the middle of it is the story of marta who's the housekeeper of this white privileged family and she's from, so every single person in the family says she's from a different country, which is the worst thing you can say and yet it's a huge comedy. i swear to you. go with your family. if you're in a conflict of side immigration and the fact that it's about love. and in the center of this movie is a movie about love and it's -- i tell you, i've been in a lot of movies. it is absolutely hilarious and fantastic and perfect. >> we believe you. >> at this time of year. >> and the cast is great because you've got christopher plummer, don johnson, toni collette, chris evans. >> michael shannon. >> michael shannon. >> and daniel craig and anna dearmis plays the housekeeper, marta cabrera, and she is a superstar to be seen very soon. he's in the new bond film and just played marilyn monroe. >> and the gentleman from "get out". >> la keefe. >> yes. >> and toni collette. >> it's great. it's fabulous. >> we look forward to seeing it. it sounds great. >> trust me, joy. >> i was too busy watchi

. >> it is just housekeeping. >> thank you. >> student delegates. good night. you are dismissed. never mind. i will dismiss you later. thank you for the report out. do you have a recommendation? >> the recommended action on all three items is that the board adopt the policies as posted. >> i don't think we have speakers on this item. any comments from the superintendent? roll call vote. (roll call). >> that is six eyes. may i hear a motion to second this item? >> so moved. >> any discussion? >> good evening. the recommended action is that the board approve the attached agreement between the san francisco unified school district and united educators of san francisco certificate of classified paraeducators regarding the mayor's stipends at the potential schools and related public disclosure document. >> thank you. i think we have one speaker signed up. >> good evening. i am the president of did you night educators of san francisco -- united educators of san francisco. we did negotiate this agreement and the executive board did approve it. we had a very -- i thought i had musical th

the housekeeper was -- the place waser bogged. as if that weren't enough of a hall of mirrors we find out the cia was spying on the chinese who are spying on us so they are the new at the chinese were doing. then she left the cia in 2010 she turned her sights to see in and the "national geographic" channel al-jazeera the bbc and is spoken around the world on the topic of peacekeeping. apple is currently developing this d book under the tv series starting -- starring bre. she's working on a young adult novel in an upcoming documentary series called the business objects. ladies and gentlemen amaryllis fox. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> i'm wondering if you could start by talking aboutut the way your view was brought in because it sounds like it started that very early age. >> i think it was kind of a blessing that i moved every year of myss childhood. a lot of that time overseas. my birthdays in september and every september i was started at the brand-new school and didn't know anybody. at times i was challenged but it also ga

then one day a bit of housekeeping turned into something. it began with the simple task of cleaning the windows so we get water droplets on the top of our there and we have to clean those off so that we can provide a good viewing experience for the public and i was up there spraying it off with a hose. and the animal started to reach out of the water and kind of grab for the fresh water that was down and what's unusual have never seen that before and so actually just went ahead and sprayed the animal with. the animal completely with upside down and just started to come out of the water kind of move around and hung around for a couple minutes. i mean there's a lot of animals that have no interest in humans whatsoever and actively some away from you but these animals come to us. each time the spring. the octopus squid scored. so good. what is the power play that it has the power to bridge the divide between a solitary sea creature and human beings. type questions that we really don't have answers to yet and show that there is something and i a

like united health care to sell supplemental benefits that supplement aarp likend have the a good housekeeping seal of approval on it. ofy paid for that privilege licensing it. as i point out in the book, over time, thing fees have become more and more a source of their income. what aarp does is it consistently we know russia attacked systems in all 50 states. we know they targeted misinformation at specific people. we know 27% of living age americans saw a russian misinformation in the weeks leading up to the election. what we don't know what effect if any this had in the election, on the 2018 midterms, what effect it will have in 2020, not just in the united states, but liberal democracies around the world. >> in "the communicators" on c-span2. c-span.org, we are making it easier for you to watch coverage of the each meant inquiry and the administration response. if you miss our live coverage, go to our impeachment inquiry page at c-span.org/impeachment for video on demand. we have added a tally from the associated press, showing where inh democratic member stands the impeachment inquiry aga

health care to sell supplemental benefits that supplement medicare and have the aarp like a good housekeeping seal of approval on it. they pay for that privilege of licensing it. as i point out in the book, over time, licensing fees have become more and more a source of their income. what aarp does is it consistently uses that income to fight off changes that would reduce spending on these programs and make changes in a way that it will hurt their bottom line. bottom line. host: the book is " fear your future" by philip klein. " how the deck is stacked against millennials and how socialism would make it worse." thanks for being her

before i do that, let me just read into -- let me just, if i could, as a matter of housekeeping for all concerned , justt -- concerned, just to read into the record the agreement that we understand is now in place. from the joint says --which agrees to forbear enforcement of the subpoena in this matter. october 20 3, 2019. 10 calendar days after the court issues its panel opinion, the forbearance period, in the following conditions. petition will be filed in the supreme court within the forbearance period. within the forbearance. any opposition will be filed within seven calendar days from the petition. any reply will be filed within three calendar days from any opposition. should any filing date specify fall on the weekend or the holiday federal rules of appellate procedure shall control. should the appellate petition for certiorari will be can requested that the supreme court hear the case and the current taint - - term and then further forbear enforcement of the subpoena until the supreme court either deny certiorari or issues an opinion whichever is sooner. third, appellant will imm

they are out there cleaning up the streets, but they are not your housekeeper. we all have to take responsibility for cleaning up san francisco. everyone. everyone who is out here, there are garbage cans, there are places to dump trash and i know that it's important to make sure that this city is green and clean for all of. it matters. it matters that we care and it matters that we show that we care by making sure that we are cleaning up after ourselves and taking care of the city, but we also know there are real challenges. what that means is we need to make the kinds of investments that will make sure that we are doing power washing and all the other amazing things that will enhance the beauty of this already beautiful city. i want to thank mohammed and the department of public works. they have been the leaders in the effort to get creative around taking care of san francisco in ways that sometimes go unnoticed and unappreciated. i want you all to know that we see you out here every single day doing the hard work. [applause] we are truly grateful for our partn

that shows congress hasn't even been doing basic housekeeping with respect to more powers.to claw back some of this authority, it's been a real point of emphasis of mine, in fact, within weeks of being sworn into the senate becoming a member of the foreign relations committee i introduced, back in 2017, an authorization for the use of military force against isis. some can claim, i understand, a very earnest and serious argument that in 2001 umf apply to associated forces that were derivative of forces originally targeted but i feel like at some point after it's been 16 years, those problems become attenuated and we have the duty to reaffirm our support. we consider innate public setting what our men and women in uniform are doing and take some accountability. as a new generation of elected officials charged with overseeing these sorts of conflicts. >> i can remember even back before 1991 i can remember back in the vietnam era hearings at the senate foreign relations committee were almost central to the public debate over questions like the war in vietnam and the senator ful

. >> while you're getting set up, a bit of housekeeping, with the return of chair mandelman is here, supe supervisor mar is here by action of the president. >> good afternoon, supervisors, and clerk. my name is john goldsmith. i'm a 29year san francisco resident, living the majority of that in district 8. i am here representing the cathro community, and i am advocating for the preservation specifically of five florida palm trees and three western red bud trees located on the 2400 block of market street. these are already significant trees in a public right-of-way, but we are in the process of landmarking those trees. and i'll explain quickly. so there is a public right-of-way, and we are proposing for approval and would love a letter of recommendation or a memorandum of understanding with city agencies to designate this public right-of-way to be known as lavender lane. it is that sidewalk in dark right there. currently the muni station will be getting an elevator, which is a great thing to increase a.d.a. access, but this open space here, those represent five palm trees. and then the

that's a real problem that shows that congress hasn't even been doing basic housekeeping with respecto war powers. so we need to claw back some of this authority. it's been a real point of emphasis of mine, in fact, within weeks of being sworn into the senate becoming a member of the foreign relations committee i introduced, this was back in 2017, and authorization for use of military force against isis. now, some can claim, i understand, a very earnest and serious argument that the 2001 aumf applied to associated forces that were derivative of those forces originally targeted and, therefore, allowed us to fight against isis. but i feel like at some point after been 16 years those powers become attenuated. and we have a to reaffirm for support, reconsider and a public setting what our men and women in uniform are doing. it takes some measure of accountability as a new generation of elected officials charge with overseeing these sorts of conflicts. >> listen, i can remember back even before 1991, and i can remember back in the vietnam era hearings that the senate foreign relations comm

one housekeeping matter. like other residential projects this project is subject to the child care impact fee. it is however seeking a fee waiver for on site child care through in kind agreement. this will be in front of you this fall for consideration. this is typical that most in kind agreements follow after entitlements when the details are fully vetted. you need to continue the in kind to later date. this concludes staff recommendation. i am available to answer any questions. thank you. >> the appellant has 10 minutes is the appellant here or in the overflow room in room 16? the appellants to make their way to room 400, please. >> good afternoon, members of the commission. i am charlie. i am here on behalf of the people organizing to demand environmental and economic rights. we are deeply rooted in the excelsior district. in the last 28 years since we were founded we have never submitted an appeal to an environmental determines of the housing project and we see this as deeply meaningful that we felt we ha