a halt air force on market rate housing i don't save the mission by building 93 percent l how old housley you to lose the 7 percent affordable it is a net loss and avenue, i want you to look at the how united the mission that you'll call for an end to luxury housing in the mission district what's the response then since then we've grown to over hundred organizations from the mission district and increasing citywide we're not talking about small potatoes it is community organizations it is. >> thank you thank you. >> next speaker. >> (clapping.) >> good evening supervisors i'm olsen grand i didn't what moves me and drives me is that the dozens and heed of young activist that are coming out for the first time (clapping.) as i steadily grow i'm reenergize gisz seeing the black and brown faces fighting for the justice and the families and culture and what drives they thirty years ago or 40 years ago a generation ever families able to come from one country to another south america and beyond to come to an entry to a city of opportunity to the sanctuary city to san francisco someone with the un

adam housley has been down this road before. he's at the command post in santa clarita. how are the of the planning to get at this today? >> today is about knocking count hotpots. the pictures from yesterday were unbelievable as the fire approached a lot of homes. about 1,000 homes were evacuated. last night around 10:00 10:30 people were allowed to go back to their homes. but it show how difficult california's fire season will be this year. we are in june and conditions are extremely drought. moisture levels are at the lowest they have been in years and in a lot of place they are what you would normally find in november when fire season end. but the good news they are out and about this morning. they have a meeting to find out what the containment numbers will be. the idea is to make sure the hotpots are knocked out. it will be hot here, with low humidity and wind once this day gets going. martha: there is. >> the southern california fire burning for more than a week, right? >> reporter: it's called the lake fire, about an hour and a half from here. it's called canyon c