a reputation that could result in grave consequences. >> special housing unit, what we call the shu, is typically what most people refer to as pc, protective custody unit, the people who go to protective custody or special housing are those whose charges either make them very difficult to place in general population or quite often involves some sort of sexual crime charge. that individual is generally not welcome in any housing block. >> these inmates often become targets in general population. where other inmates consider it a badge of honor to attack them. george shipps has been in this special housing unit for ten months now. >> i am here for downloading child pornography on my computer. that's my charge. >> shipps, who has pled not guilty to charges of possession and distribution of child pornography, is in protective custody, not only because of the nature of his charges, but the notoriety. >> the day that i walked into the jail, there was a television on and i was on the tv, that's why i've been the shu, special housing unit. protective custody. >> according to news reports of h

built relative to the affordable housing units that are taken from the market they're more net units built relative to those. >> if i can say it more simply we're building more affordable housing than losing so districts 5, of and 10 are building more affordable housing than we're losing. >> thank you. >> this next slide shows the director of transportation by the pricilla chan district those districts by way of are consistent with the boundaries in the housing inadvertent reports again those arrange of balance from negative hundred 25 percent to the right-of-way approximately the geography of the board of supervisors district 4 and about 39 in the western edition and in downtown. >> the ordinance also requires a projected housing balance sierra club net new affordable units as a proposition of the total new units in projects that have received entitlements and yet to receive the building permit. >> this slide shows the balance is 13 percent the - this prolonged housing balance is provided the board of supervisors district and planning department levels. >> so what is not inclu

built relative to the affordable housing units that are taken from the market they're more net units built relative to those. >> if i can say it more simply we're building more affordable housing than losing so districts 5, of and 10 are building more affordable housing than we're losing. >> thank you. >> this next slide shows the director of transportation by the pricilla chan district those districts by way of are consistent with the boundaries in the housing inadvertent reports again those arrange of balance from negative hundred 25 percent to the right-of-way approximately the geography of the board of supervisors district 4 and about 39 in the western edition and in downtown. >> the ordinance also requires a projected housing balance sierra club net new affordable units as a proposition of the total new units in projects that have received entitlements and yet to receive the building permit. >> this slide shows the balance is 13 percent the - this prolonged housing balance is provided the board of supervisors district and planning department levels. >> so what is not inclu

we have 27 units that are similar to this. 64 individuals that would be housed here and this idea of direct supervision provides us with the opportunity to provide one good safety, inmatey to the population but also affords the opportunity to bring programming into the units. we have a model called therapeutic community. we are trying to take issues, 64 men or women depending on where they are housed and concentrate on issues that are important to them that have maybe brought them to the facility. one is a substance abuse treatment facility. we are one of four maryland counties. orare not talking about aa na, but we are providing substance abuse treatment. they could be education units or life skills. one of the more complex units for us to run is the crisis intervention unit where we are dealing in quite an increase in the serious and persistently mentally ill coming into the systems. host: it is a maximum-security facility. how do you keep order in an open room like that? looking at you are county jails and how we generally function, the difference between jails and prisons -- i hea

if i'm going two housing units down, i'll usually walk and get some exercise. >> four miles away is the orient road facility where up to another 1700 inmates can be housed. both facilities are run by a former secret service agent determined to bring the experience he learned guarding a vice president to the job of overseeing thousands of inmates. >> traveling around the world with vice president cheney really taught me more than anything a lot of the self-discipline qualities that i need to succeed here, and much of what i learned there helped me in running the jails. we run a pretty orderly operation here. the inmate behavior is not to a level that causes us concern. other places violence is widespread. that is not a problem we typically deal with on a daily basis. >> but every day 150 new arrestees from two dozen law enforcement agencies are processed through the orient road intake facility and the potential for violence is always present. >> you can never let your guard down here. i mean, if you let your guard down here, as soon as you do, something bad happens. that's what makes boo

this is a housing unit. in other words, if you get in trouble on the streets, they will find a spot for you to live. >> notice, when we went down, there was a gunner on the yard. there's also a gunner in here. >> they shooting real bullets. it ain't easy being in this [ bleep ] jail. whether it be over the phone calls, showers, [ bleep ] computers, whatever it is, it's a problem in here. when you spend 365 days in a year in this [ bleep ], you're going to be stressed out. believe that. >> don't never come back in here like this. [ bleep ] what's wrong with you? >> back up side by side, two by two. >> do you know what that means? it means that if they need a sexual favor, guess who's doing it. >> when the group moves on to the dining hall, they find something even less appetizing. >> this is all about territory. this side over here happens to be for the whites and southern mexicans. that side over there happens to be for the northern blacks and everybody else. so when you come in here you got to know who you

built relative to the affordable housing units that are taken from the market they're more net units built relative to those. >> if i can say it more simply we're building more affordable housing than losing so districts 5, of and 10 are building more affordable housing than we're losing. >> thank you. >> this next slide shows the director of transportation by the pricilla chan district those districts by way of are consistent with the boundaries in the housing inadvertent reports again those arrange of balance from negative hundred 25 percent to the right-of-way approximately the geography of the board of supervisors district 4 and about 39 in the western edition and in downtown. >> the ordinance also requires a projected housing balance sierra club net new affordable units as a proposition of the total new units in projects that have received entitlements and yet to receive the building permit. >> this slide shows the balance is 13 percent the - this prolonged housing balance is provided the board of supervisors district and planning department levels. >> so what is not inclu

he is housed in the confinement unit. because of the nature of his crime. >> if word got out that he had brutally assaulted an elderly woman and a young girl and beat the young girl into a vegetative state, he would probably suffer a similar fate. it's a situation we cannot risk. we could be held liable for not protecting him. so for that reason, he's kept here. >> morris gets an hour of recreation time outside his cell six days a week. to pass the rest of the time, he exercises, reads and draws. >> i draw because at the end of the day i can walk out of here right now and i can probably have a job or something i could do that would make me money. i could do something. i could be worth something. i want to do a religious piece where the mother was the main character. it was after one visit when mom was crying or whatever. how many times would anyone have thought about how that affected the mother where she has to have her child tooken away or whatever. >>> coming up -- >> we'll be moving our most problematic inmates today.

a 64-year-old deputy was working at his desk in the housing unit just as inmates were finishing lunchddenly, inmate douglas burden rushes him and puts him in a potentially fatal choke hold. as several other inmates jump into the fray, one of them reaches in and grabs the deputy's radio. >> the radio call that came across was unlike any other, because it wasn't a deputy signal. the inmate stated "emergency, 911," and deputy moon was on the floor being attacked by mr. burden. >> deputy lorie garcia was among the officers who responded. >> there were a number of inmates around him as well and we weren't sure exactly how all that transpired. all we knew is that the inmate was calling for our aid, so if he's on the radio, then the deputy obviously does not have any control at that time. come to find out, the inmates had come to his aid. the other inmates took the inmate down and deputy moon was able to get back up on his feet, and if it wasn't for the inmates in that pod, that really cared about their deputy, deputy moon might not have been with us. it might have been a really, really bad

probably the most desirable housing unit in the entire jail system. >> he was moved out of the trustee barracks and into a more secure dorm, c-12, in the main jail. >> this place sucks. being locked up behind these bars is a whole new -- it's a whole new lifestyle because hearing the door open clink and the keys and the slamming, it's -- it's brighter here. it's musty and it's a lot worse. people come and go. it's easy to catch stuff. it's dirty. it's a little bit more dangerous in here because people are fighting different cases. i was just with people drinking and driving and that type of stuff, not really hard stuff. here people are here for life so people can snap easily, and there's a lot of small tempers and fights over small stuff, like soap and the tv. that's why i just stay in my rack and do my time and keep my head down, for real this time, not get caught up in any trouble. >> coming up, a tearful promise from a mother to put her marine son before drugs. >> i don't want to miss any more time with you. i want you to come home next time. o i'm

so i told him basically, i'm not arguing with you and directed him to go back to the housing unit. >> you see how they're doing me? >> a lieutenant who overheard the exchange ordered manuel to cuff burks and escort him back to his cell. >> before i could get him, security turned around and punched me. >> i hit him in his face. while i was doing it, i was thinking in my mind, i just messed up. >> then he hit me a couple of more times with the handcuffs since he had one hanging loose on the other arm. >> me and another officer heard the argument, started walking towards it when we heard it. in the process, the inmate turned around and knocked officer manuel down on the sidewalk. we came over, put the offender down on the ground, cuffed him up and escorted him to seg. >> i had to get stitches, had a cut on my forehead and my nose. >> burks internally was charged with assault on the officer and resisting. it took three or four staff members to actually restrain him. >> as a result, burks was transferred from general population to the custody unit while officials determine what sanction he

. >> live this morning inside the montgomery county correctional facility inside one of the housing units there. mr. green is the director for the county department of corrections and rehabilitation. go ahead. you are on the air. >> my name is thomas and ii had experience from both ends of the spectrum. i'm in a licensed therapist and a lot of the programs give a lot of credit. really interested in change. but there is enough responsibility -- ami'm sorry, enough plane, responsibility, and complicity to go around. the reason's forward when the inmates, their behavior, from an, from an ethnicity standpoint blacks blame whites, whites and blacks. but there is enough responsibility for both. when it comes to the judicial system there is a factor we fail to look at. there is a financial incentive. i can tell you for my own personal experience of being on both ends of the spectrum is, until i was involved in the correctional system, being incarcerated for civil misdemeanor and then being told that unless you take our plea bargain we are going to put you in a whole. as. >> i want to talk about

he's been sanctioned for fighting. >> inmate peppe was down in a medium security housing unit in 121.ling coming from back of the unit. as the officer approached, he looked into his cell and found that inmate peppe was breathing heavily, bending down. he noticed that the other inmate was doing the same and had some scratch marks on him. there were they were able to write him up for fighting or some altercation. inmate peppe alleges that he was just spoking at another inmate with his cane and the inmate attacked him. >> he knocked me out of my chair and knocked my glasses off my face and he said that i hit him. i did not hit this man. i'm 65 years old. my back hurts all the time. i'm not rugged anymore. i don't want to fight no more. i just want to enjoy the rest of my life. i'm a lover, not a fighter. >> because the fight allegedly took place inside a cell where there's no security camera coverage, jail officials cannot determine who started it. so both peppe and the other inmate have been sent to segregation, the 23-hour lockdown unit, for a period of five weeks. >> no one to play an

continues to grow stronger every resident shares in the strength we've set a goal of thirty thousand unit the housing and speculated one $.3 billion towards that goal in just this month we've announced the blueprint for 11 though new affordable units on top of we say a campaign kickoff for three hundred and 10 obligation bonds the largest san francisco in history what a tremendous shot in the arm to our efforts to preserve replace and build affordable housing but the issue of affordability extend are far beyond housing for many raising a family in san francisco thapgs to voter we've insured did you universal prekindergarten our all in san francisco i'm working with community leaders across the city to create summer school programs for did kindergarten and eight graders our city budget debated $690 million to help you public schools and our philanthropic community continues to temple is it in with million dollars of delores for local schools macro our city affordable making sure our residents have equal opportunity and receive fair pay i've working with the folks for as we strive to create more opport

continues to grow stronger every resident shares in the strength we've set a goal of thirty thousand unit the housing speculated one $.3 billion towards that goal in just this month we've announced the blueprint for 11 though new affordable units on top of we say a campaign kickoff for three hundred and 10 obligation bonds the largest san francisco in history what a tremendous shot in the arm to our efforts to preserve replace and build affordable housing but the issue of affordability extend are far beyond housing for many raising a family in san francisco thapgs to voter we've insured did you universal prekindergarten our all in san francisco i'm working with community leaders across the city to create summer school programs for did kindergarten and eight graders our city budget debated $690 million to help you public schools and our philanthropic community continues to temple is it in with million dollars of delores for local schools macro our city affordable making sure our residents have equal opportunity and receive fair pay i've working with the folks for as we strive to create more opportunit

built relative to the affordable housing units that are taken from the market they're more net units built relative to those. >> if i can say it more simply we're building more affordable housing than losing so districts 5, of and 10 are building more affordable housing than we're losing. >> thank you. >> this next slide shows the director of transportation by the pricilla chan district those districts by way of are consistent with the boundaries in the housing inadvertent reports again those arrange of balance from negative hundred 25 percent to the right-of-way approximately the geography of the board of supervisors district 4 and about 39 in the western edition and in downtown. >> the ordinance also requires a projected housing balance sierra club net new affordable units as a proposition of the total new units in projects that have received entitlements and yet to receive the building permit. >> this slide shows the balance is 13 percent the - this prolonged housing balance is provided the board of supervisors district and planning department levels. >> so what is not inclu

continues to grow stronger every resident shares in the strength we've set a goal of thirty thousand unit the housing and speculated one $.3 billion towards that goal in just this month we've announced the blueprint for 11 though new affordable units on top of we say a campaign kickoff for three hundred and 10 obligation bonds the largest san francisco in history what a tremendous shot in the arm to our efforts to preserve replace and build affordable housing but the issue of affordability extend are far beyond housing for many raising a family in san francisco thapgs to voter we've insured did you universal prekindergarten our all in san francisco i'm working with community leaders across the city to create summer school programs for did kindergarten and eight graders our city budget debated $690 million to help you public schools and our philanthropic community continues to temple is it in with million dollars of delores for local schools macro our city affordable making sure our residents have equal opportunity and receive fair pay i've working with the folks for as we strive to create more opport

she and deputy bickerstaff have been called to a housing unit where drug activity has recently been reportede unit for narcotics. >> two alpha is going to be the target this morning. at the trustee pod. when with go in, no one goes back to their bunk, no one goes back to the toiletry area or the showers or the bathrooms. once we go in, everybody goes to the rec yard. make sure you let the dog do his thing. >> everybody to the rec yard. everybody to the rec yard. everybody to the rec yard. >> go. go. check. go. notice how she's searching here and she's just calm. the head's moving around but she's not going frantic. she's not biting, scratching. check. show me. whenever she gets frantic and the head's going crazy then she sits, a lot of times that's a response, that's an alert that there's something there. that's a good girl. good girl. good girl. check that bunk. >> bensha alerted on two bunks. deputies did not find any drugs in the unit, but that doesn't mean that bensha's nose failed her. >> it's not that she's looking to find drugs, it's more catching the odor, and that way we know that t

in one particular housing unit, mod q, deputies don't deal so much with sudden outbreaks of violencetbreaks of passion. >> i always got to be next to my man. >> you're my man. >> you and everybody else's man. >> oh, my god! >> if they were in general population, they definitely would have some drama and, you know, have a lot of attention because of the way their mannerisms are. >> we need to put some chopsticks in her hair like this. she'll be like a geisha. >> right. i'm happy. don't you like it here? >> there is going to be relationships going on, maybe from the streets that continue on in here. they might be in different cells and they'll just talk to each other through the cells or whatever. but sexual relationships not too prevalent but any type of physical contact that does occur, it is a violation of jail rules and we do enforce that. we don't know what's go on out there. it could be an assault taking place. it could be consensual. we have to respond so it is just not allowed. >> the latest relationship on the mod is between markus cash, who goes by the nicknames drama and fen

we have been running and building affordable housing for 4 years in san francisco. in 2002 we completed about 100 units in mission bay. though we were the first development we are now just one of many in affordable housing now and to come, i can't think of a better time to make sure the school makes it on to the 2016 bond. on behalf of myself and mission housing we want to stress that we support it. one last thing i do believe that in real estate, a development and how expensive and how daunting it can be to make people say it's too hard and just in that regard if you hear someone say well, maybe people won't want a public school, i can't imagine of a worse reason to not keep trying to build as many high quality public schools as we can throughout san francisco and mission bay is the right one. please do what you can. thank you. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you. we are glad your families are involved in this effort. public speaker: good afternoon, members. my name is charles rather born and i live in mission bay and i would like to say the population in mission bay is growing tremendous in mission bay.

the other unit is going to be in the thousands at least. the rules about where off site housing can be built. mission bay with 100 units with affordable housing built by lumina. with all of this affordable housing, while there is a lot of private schools that see the opportunity that school opened up a new school building at folsom this year. i think there is a lot of folks that don't have $19,000 per child for sending kids to private schools. please support the school bond for mission bay. thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. that's what the public comment is for. it's on enrollment projections. can i have a motion to reopen? we have a motion to reopen public comment and we can do that without objection. public speaker: hi. my name is roman and i want to take an issue to the rules by sfusd. my family came here from norway. and we moved into potrero hill because of the program. we are currently renting a one bedroom apartment and we have two kids. by yield i don't think that works into the factors you are using. we are looking

we have 27 units that are similar to this. 64 individuals that would be housed here and this idea of direct supervision provides us with the opportunity to provide one good safety, inmatey to the population but also affords the opportunity to bring programming into the units. we have a model called therapeutic community. we are trying to take issues, 64 men or women depending on where they are housed and concentrate on issues that are important to them that have maybe brought them to the facility. one is a substance abuse treatment facility. we are one of four maryland counties. orare not talking about aa na, but we are providing substance abuse treatment. they could be education units or life skills. one of the more complex units for us to run is the crisis intervention unit where we are dealing in quite an increase in the serious and persistently mentally ill coming into the systems. host: it is a maximum-security facility. how do you keep order in an open room like that? looking at you are county jails and how we generally function, the difference between jails and prisons -- i hea

we have heard that he is assigned to psa 5, police service area 5, which is a house police unit which focuses on new york city housing projects in east harlem here in manhattan. we know that he is a five-year veteran and that he is at this point critically wounded in surgery here at harlem hospital. you are looking at a live picture right inside the lobby about 30 or 40 feet away from where i'm standing now. the podium, we're expecting to hear within the next half-hour from police commissioner bill bratton, and mayor bill de blasio is here. we're expecting to hear from medical personnel from the hospital and also from investigators from the nypd more information on what led to this heartbreaking scene here in harlem tonight. again we can tell you the officer, a five-year veteran assigned to psa 5 which is a housing unit that patrols housing projects in harlem, shot in the head and in surgery here at harlem hospital. we'll continue to stand here and wait for word, and when we get it, of course, we'll bring it to you, any word from the officials. you will seat live here. josh einiger, c

built relative to the affordable housing units that are taken from the market they're more net units built relative to those. >> if i can say it more simply we're building more affordable housing than losing so districts 5, of and 10 are building more affordable housing than we're losing. >> thank you. >> this next slide shows the director of transportation by the pricilla chan district those districts by way of are consistent with the boundaries in the housing inadvertent reports again those arrange of balance from negative hundred 25 percent to the right-of-way approximately the geography of the board of supervisors district 4 and about 39 in the western edition and in downtown. >> the ordinance also requires a projected housing balance sierra club net new affordable units as a proposition of the total new units in projects that have received entitlements and yet to receive the building permit. >> this slide shows the balance is 13 percent the - this prolonged housing balance is provided the board of supervisors district and planning department levels. >> so what is not inclu

this is what i think, but it was all about when they first began to build these housing units and over the decades been challenged with all of the asset maintenance jones, the lack of funding, the lack of cooperation between local governments and the housing authority. we have been through all that. but we have new leadership. we have walking torres and all the new commissioners that are in line with the mayor's office of housing and the board of supervisors. we have a federal government that not only listens. they fight for all of us to make sure were doing the right thing. we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already b

remember that. >> but at the orange county jail, we discovered an entire housing unit where low profiles. its official name was mod "q." but others prefer to call it the drama mod. >> that's my [ bleep ] right there. that's my [ bleep ]. come here and show your [ bleep ], bitch. >> this specific sector here houses protective custody inmates that are homosexuals. and they have to be separated from the jail population for various reasons. >> i love you. >> it's mainly to protect them from the rest of the population. >> mod "q" was different because you did find men dressed as women or men with breast implants that looked like women. it was loud. there were girly screams. >> oh, my god! >> i've been working out. >> the drama, it's exactly what you could expect of, you know, young people without a solution to their problems. just go crazy, run around like nuts. >> there's a lot of drama in mod "q." there's fighting and there's flirting and there's yelling. >> baby! casper, come here. >> it gets overwhelming to the point where when you leave the mod, it's just like draining. like wow! we need

guest: i am in one of the direct supervision housing units that we utilize. footells are 70 square cells, they are two person cells. depending on behavior, willingness to engage we single cell, as needed. you are out of yourself most of the day until 9:00 at night, which is the lock-in time for sleep. the next day, the program start all over again. , andu are in a unit perhaps behavior is an issue, there could be more in cell time . our goal is to get as many people as possible, based on how they treat staff and each other, into these therapeutic housing units, where we can really begin to help them concentrate on the issues that they had in their life, and the issues that brought them to our doors. host: do you find that getting these inmates out of their cells helps with behavior? if they are in a cell for hours upon hours, in that small room, that contributes to bad behavior outside of the? guest: it does. i won't tend to say i'm an expert in that area. there is a whole body of study and solitary -- on solitary confinement. yeah, there are some people ther

the other unit is going to be in the thousands at least. the rules about where off site housing can be built. mission bay with 100 units with affordable housing built by lumina. with all of this affordable housing, while there is a lot of private schools that see the opportunity that school opened up a new school building at folsom this year. i think there is a lot of folks that don't have $19,000 per child for sending kids to private schools. please support the school bond for mission bay. thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. that's what the public comment is for. it's on enrollment projections. can i have a motion to reopen? we have a motion to reopen public comment and we can do that without objection. public speaker: hi. my name is roman and i want to take an issue to the rules by sfusd. my family came here from norway. and we moved into potrero hill because of the program. we are currently renting a one bedroom apartment and we have two kids. by yield i don't think that works into the factors you are using. we are looking

the other unit is going to be in the thousands at least. the rules about where off site housing can be built. mission bay with 100 units with affordable housing built by lumina. with all of this affordable housing, while there is a lot of private schools that see the opportunity that school opened up a new school building at folsom this year. i think there is a lot of folks that don't have $19,000 per child for sending kids to private schools. please support the school bond for mission bay. thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. that's what the public comment is for. it's on enrollment projections. can i have a motion to reopen? we have a motion to reopen public comment and we can do that without objection. public speaker: hi. my name is roman and i want to take an issue to the rules by sfusd. my family came here from norway. and we moved into potrero hill because of the program. we are currently renting a one bedroom apartment and we have two kids. by yield i don't think that works into the factors you are using. we are looking

cfp -- work with the highest standard. >>> from his famous tent city housing unit to the striped uniforms pink underwear for inmates, the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, strives hard to be america's toughest jail. it's a reputation promoted by the man who runs it all, sheriff joe arpaio. >> i'm not a social worker. i'm not a psychologist. i'm a law enforcement guy. so if they don't like the way i operate the jails, i got one answer to everybody -- either get out of town, or if you're here, don't violate the law, because you're not going into a hilton hotel in this county. >> get on the ground now! get on the ground now! get down! 23, get down. >> with his wild west reputation, we didn't expect to meet two young people at maricopa who not much earlier were considered role models as opposed to felons. >> no matter where we are you need to be serving god. right now we're all sitting in jail. i'm a very devout christian. i've gotten back to my walk with god. i was working in my church and everything before coming here. it's not jailhouse conversion or whatever. i just followed a fri

we can't wait for 100 housing units. to think of a different way to make it affordable san francisco. everybody will be gone by the time there's 100,000 affordable units. the opposition has also said this proposition will cause it cost $1 billion. that is a blatant lie. look at the controller's report. the controller is required to warn about it it's in the voter pamphlet, what the cost to the city will be. it said, the cost of the city will be $1 million. so, our opponents are exaggerating by a thousandfold. that's what you do and there to say over and over again because they have millions of dollars to developers money but a lot at stake in this election to say something that is totally false. >> thank you. >> well, here are the plain fact. their 1500 units planned for-1500 new homes for the plan for the mission of which 200 would be permanently affordable dental cost the taxpayers a nickel. the plain truth is that the city doesn't begin to have the resources it needs right now to build the affordable housing, to satisf

. >> siverly's history has resulted him in being housed in the highly restrictive secured confinement unit doesn't like it, he does understand it. >> from their standpoint, how can you have somebody who keeps repeatedly getting caught making mass quantities of knifes in population and keep population safe? even if that person's not stabbing people, he's making the knives that are stabbing people. >> with few possessions and little if any contact with other inmates, siverly has refocused his energy from weapons to art. >> president barack obama, commander in chief of the united states of america. greatest nation ever. so i figured "we fight" was a good statement. you know, barack obama being half black, the battle he had to fight to get just where he's at, i figured it was a bold statement. >> while siverly might respect obama's battles, he is firm and he won't help black inmates in wabash with theirs. >> i'm not racist, but then again, i know where the lines are in here. so i know that if something goes down, just because i'm not racist doesn't mean if there's a race riot that they're not

the other unit is going to be in the thousands at least. the rules about where off site housing can be built. mission bay with 100 units with affordable housing built by lumina. with all of this affordable housing, while there is a lot of private schools that see the opportunity that school opened up a new school building at folsom this year. i think there is a lot of folks that don't have $19,000 per child for sending kids to private schools. please support the school bond for mission bay. thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. that's what the public comment is for. it's on enrollment projections. can i have a motion to reopen? we have a motion to reopen public comment and we can do that without objection. public speaker: hi. my name is roman and i want to take an issue to the rules by sfusd. my family came here from norway. and we moved into potrero hill because of the program. we are currently renting a one bedroom apartment and we have two kids. by yield i don't think that works into the factors you are using. we are looking

the other unit is going to be in the thousands at least. the rules about where off site housing can be built. mission bay with 100 units with affordable housing built by lumina. with all of this affordable housing, while there is a lot of private schools that see the opportunity that school opened up a new school building at folsom this year. i think there is a lot of folks that don't have $19,000 per child for sending kids to private schools. please support the school bond for mission bay. thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. that's what the public comment is for. it's on enrollment projections. can i have a motion to reopen? we have a motion to reopen public comment and we can do that without objection. public speaker: hi. my name is roman and i want to take an issue to the rules by sfusd. my family came here from norway. and we moved into potrero hill because of the program. we are currently renting a one bedroom apartment and we have two kids. by yield i don't think that works into the factors you are using. we are looking

right now 16 mobile homes are sitting here, they are called temporary housing units. fficials will decide which families qualify. >> the purpose is to take the units and allow families who have lost everything an opportunity to have a place to stay. >> reporter: the housing use it -- the housing units are 8 feet wide and 1-3 bedroom units. the bathrooms include a flushing toilet and a shower. >> it is more than just basic living. it is for people who have lost everything. so this is better than living in a shelter. >> reporter: fema ask that people not call these mobile homes. fema says he temporary homes being used for the valley fire victims are different than the ones he was after hurricane katrina. >> these are in upgrade. these are better built. they have to because you can imagine the miles just to get them from alabama here. >> reporter: right now there are 60 of these homes here. they say the ability to get more if the need is great. right now they are going through the paperwork to decide who qualifies to get one. if you feel to qualify and you have not regist

housing authority. in working with the residents to make sure they are part of the voice as to how these units are built, and we are hiring as many of our public housing residents to do the building themselves to city built. another great program that we've reached in to the heart of our residence in public housing and say, we can train you to build and to manage this housing at this same time. this is all part of what we call brad. it takes a lot of different parts of hard and i know that leader pelosi, every time i called her, she's been so wonderful in answering my calls as we explain the latest thing we have to do with hard and to make sure that everybody understands, because we are all subject to old ways of doing things. san francisco is subject to many old ways of doing things. that is why we didn't build enough affordable housing and how could we go for two decades without having an affordable housing in the city? are we embarrassed by that that we do not build housing in operation for young family to grow up in different ways? this is what were fighting against. old traditions of not building w

this is what i think, but it was all about when they first began to build these housing units and over the decades been challenged with all of the asset maintenance jones, the lack of funding, the lack of cooperation between local governments and the housing authority. we have been through all that. but we have new leadership. we have walking torres and all the new commissioners that are in line with the mayor's office of housing and the board of supervisors. we have a federal government that not only listens. they fight for all of us to make sure were doing the right thing. we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already b

this is what i think, but it was all about when they first began to build these housing units and over the decades been challenged with all of the asset maintenance jones, the lack of funding, the lack of cooperation between local governments and the housing authority. we have been through all that. but we have new leadership. we have walking torres and all the new commissioners that are in line with the mayor's office of housing and the board of supervisors. we have a federal government that not only listens. they fight for all of us to make sure were doing the right thing. we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already b

. >> now the officer was assigned to a special unit here the patrols the public housing unit in east harlem in the area 23, and 25 precincts our thoughts and prayers are with the family and all flags will fly at half mast and tell the officer is laid to rest. >> know how leopardi? the youngsters at maplewood fell seven tuesday there were singing the of blues. >> ag you feel? >> sad because we can have cupcakes. >> halloween rules. >> to a peak clear there was no halloween party scheduled this year that is a decision made by a the school principal by the pta. >> 20% of the school would not participate saddam is keep their kids on the entire day others comdisco but then they have to do something else. >> that is 120 students. that is a lot of kids to divert from the primary mission of the school. >> it interferes with learning this is not the right place or time to have a halloween celebration. >> after a couple of years of deliberation. >> to got to get candy isn't harmful. >> are they making a big deal out of nothing? >> yes. they will still have halloween. >> eight cancelled last ye

stock is the net new housing built and entitle units the figures are all for a 10 year reporting period so for the period covering the third quarter of 2005 to 2015 the net affordable housing stock totaled 4 thousand 9 hundred. >> this net avenue stock over 326 hundred is 15 percent this is the citywide cumulative city balances over a 10 year period the ordinance requires that housing balances be calculated by the board of supervisors district and by planning department districts the housing balance for the board of supervisors districts range from negative hundred hundred 89 in district is 40 percent in district 5 negative balances are are cue to larger numbers of unit removed relative to new affordable housing built in the new housing units built overall district 8, 6 and 10 have positive balances this is 40 percent 25 percent and 20 percent respectfully the rest have negative balances this next slide show the distribution by the way are consistent with the boundaries used in the housing inadvertent reports again, a range if flex hund

of rent-controlled unit a real housing plan low protect the existing tenants by enacting legislation to cut down on got you eviction a real plan will bring the developers to the table to mandate that they build for affordable housing than the mere 12 percent announced to but hours in the waterfront are not the only issues since i've left city hall in 2009 the city's budget has front yard pie 40 percent to $9 billion yet the city workforce is the same size where did the other 3 and a half billion dollars go the city is spending more per year on homelessness services yet over one thousand additional homeless people in san francisco and the street cleaning budget has doubted to $46 million are filthier than ever and the housing production has dropped by 8 percent from 2001 to 2009 when i severed on the board we approved over 25 thousand 5 hundred unit of new housing that's 26 hundred and plus is today, the board of supervisors has approved less addressing adds that to one thing no matter but think we can agree we need more defines and transpa

governor branstad says the loans will have a one percent interest rate... and that the housing units built using these funds will not be age restricted. larry>> there are new poll numbers out after the first democratic presidential debate that could disappoint the front runner... and possibly place more pressure on vice president joe biden to make up his mind about getting into the race. diana>> and as craig boswell reports... on the republican side a nasty dust up has erupted between donald trump and jeb bush. bernie sanders is up one to 21-percent. joe biden has 17-percent and has not yet indicated if he will join the race. clinton is the overwhelming favorite when biden is taken out news/washington, d.c.) biden sources tell cbs news the vice president feels he's earned the right to take his time. but there are filing deadlines next month the vice president must make to get his name on some state ballots. on the republican side donald trump and jeb bush are escalating a feud over president bush and the 911 attacks. (sot: donald trump/(r) presidential candidate/courtesy: fnc "fox ne

. >> during a routine shake down in housing unit "d," inmate martin mcdaniel was taken to the custodyntrol unit after refusing to take a drug test. corrections officers then discovered he had been hoarding his prescription drugs. moments later they found something else. >> the gentleman we just took to ccu, we just found a suicide note in his drawer, and he's saying good-bye to his mom and children. put him on suicide watch. >> inmates on suicide watch are stripped of all possessions except boxer shorts, placed in a completely stripped down cell, and undergo around-the-clock observation. but after they examined him, mental health staff determined mcdaniel was not suicidal. for refusing to take the drug test, however, he must remain in the custody control unit where he will be locked in his cell 23 hours a day, with only an hour for a shower or recreation. later he said it was because he had taken some of his cellmate's prescription methadone. >> i refused it because i was positive, too, you know, and ended up over here. >> can you talk to me a little bit about the letter? >> the lette

sharing this about obvious trying to stay in san francisco instead of putting the proclaim blame at housing units overview hooves for the housing shortage that helps homeowners to live in san francisco that's the first thing the second thing about registration there was a huge amount of interest among homeownership to get registrations in february since then it has changed a lot of interest on the rent-controlled units has been legal this is a politically charges issue in any particular ballot measure but the climate of fear and fingerpointing of the members that prefer to stay in the shadows and until the dust settled that put a damper on the hosts the him in to get registrations i'll urge supervisors to let this law work we're in favor of the enforcements in favor of the against the bad actors, and we're in favor of giving me the office of shortly or short-term rentals to resources they need to make sure that law works. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you for the opportunity i'm paula 20 years rinds in the europe sunsets supervisor yee's district the main point i'd like to to make

are dressed as guys. >> despite his physical appearance cortez was in fact a male inmate housed in a men's unitocess of having a sex change if you have your male genital parts you are considered a male and will be housed there, whether or not you have breasts or -- it's what's below the belt that counts. >> at first it was startling watching these tapes when they came in from the field we thought we were seeing inmates wearing women's gowns or mini-skirts and we were thinking to ourselves, it's odd that jail officials actually allow this. but it turned out this that they were standard jail issued t-shirts and bed sheets that the inmates converted into women's clothing and they actually did a pretty convincing job of it. >> try to make the best of it you know. just try to doll up a little bit. we have our own personal revlon and l'oreal, mac crayons. we wet them. we play with it. get it nice and dark and it goes into the eyes. all we do is just -- and she's about ready to go. i don't know where she's going to but she's ready to go. >>> we've seen female inmates come up with all sorts of substitu