we agree hsh and if you look at hsh website they provide tremendous amount of their operation. they are very transparent in terms of the data they capture and stated consistent with their strategic plan they will develop and provide and track metric that roll up to the strategic plan. they stated in november 2023 seek to design home by the bay performance measurem plan and lastly stated the scorecard wasn't the appropriate place to track subpopulation data because there is too many subpopulations and are they worked to develop and formulate strategies. from the jury standpoint , we go back to a survey by the san francisco chronicle in september 2022. the chronicle surveyed 1600 residents and asked what is the number one priority for the city and those residents identified homelessness as the number one important issue for the city. now, today that may be different. maybe it is safety, maybe it is city budget, but clearly homelessness is up there in terms of top of mind and things that residents are concerned about. the city performs scorecard to us is a place where resident can

hsh housing budget. the adopted fiscal year 23-25 budget demonstrated the continued investment in supportive housing with 59 percent nearly $800 million of our budget by service area dedicated to housing. housing budget includes services and ongoing subsidies across the portfolio as well as key initiatives and expansions including $12 million over 2 years to expand permanent housing to increase by 355 slots, $4 million to support operation and service of 258 newly constructed units throughout the pipeline serving adults, veterans, families and young adults. $13 million for young adult and family acquisitions in 24-25. $50 million for quality improvements to enhance housing quality and housing choice, including money management, supportive services, skilled nursing enhanced behavioral health in permanent supportive housing, building upgrades at legacy psh sites and capital repairs. next slide, please. housing is funded by local state and federal dollars. the fiscal year 23-25 adopted budget reflects over

hsh is exploring this. i know there are some large gaps in the data regarding just tracking where clients go when they exit these prevention-shelter hygiene programs. the shelter hygiene programs are low barrier so there is effort going forward to figuring how we can track better track the destinations of these people once they are leaving these low barrier programs that they are entering. and then, lastly we have mental health where we note it is unavailable. you can read more about mental health client outcomes. they actually have their own collection of dashboards they published this year and they also have dashboards that break down like sort and skirt. those programs, their positive outcome rate was, as well as more details on those clients that were served. but i know that they are also looking into a way to track positive outcomes that can be shared back in our report that we are sharing out. so, that was a little fast, but everything you need to explore and hopefully get your questions answered you

in practice very damaging cuts under hsh. thank you for your attention and advocacy. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors sarah short. i'm speaking for housing right's committee. we are member of the budget coalition the budget justice coagz aligzmented me to report we have rental housing crisis here. we still do have families working families and poor families evicted on the regular. we have serious displacement and we have people made homeless day after day. and it is -- important this we take care of the needs of those individuals before we start happening about you know other department who is may need more and strengthened. we need to dot emergency crisis type of -- supports. first of all. and what it means had people lose housing or cannot find affordable housing is we lose them from the city they are not contributing to the economy. than i are no long are part of our community at large. and we lose people like immigrants and folks that have given so much to our city and continue to contr

right to council program it is different then and there edc grant here a couple months ago nothinged by hsh and rental assistance for housing instability. and the grant amendment in addition to providing funding increases the number of upon clients served from 892 to 1, 450. we detailed the serviceos page 19 of our report and the budget for the 2 grants. there are it we did have a couple issue it is i wanted raise for the board. upon wosh is that the rental and utility costs are over budget immediate this guarantee by 400 thousand dollars. i know the department will correct that. and we look at how the grant is performing relative to the requirements in the contract. there are extreme low detailed measures of performance show dash board and how each -- how the grant is performing relative to the contract. i think, though that there are a couple things one well is no like annual performance process. the grant performance is monitor in the role time and the department told us than i will do a program level assessment across all in the spring of 2024. i do think that assessing the grant you kn

the difference it jumps to hash uighur, and it jumps 30 one to 1 hsh #death and it jumps to #tiananmen square and 174 to 1 for the #hong kong protest. why is it that on instagram, people can put up a hashtag, hong kong protest, 174 times compared to tiktok? what censorship is tiktok doing at the request of the chinese government? >> none. that analysis has been debunked by outside resources. not all videos carry hashtags, that's the first thing. the second thing you cannot select the features -- >> why the difference between taylor swift and tiananmen square? what happened in tiananmen square? >> senator there was a massive protest during that time. what i'm trying to say -- >> why would there be no difference on taylor swift, or a minimal difference, and a massive difference on tiananmen square hong kong? >> senator, could you wrap up? >> senator, the algorithm does not suppress any content. >> that is the question, why is there a difference? >> like i said, i think the analysis is flawed. >> there's an obvious difference. 1 174 to 1 compared to taylor swift is dramatic. >> senator te

january 1, 2024, through june 30, 2027, and a total amount not to exceed $36,897,380;and authorizing hshny amendments or other modifications to the contract that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities or materially decrease the benefits to the city, and are necessary or advisable to effectuate the purposes of the contract. (department of homelessness and supportive housing). >> >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted the resolution is adopted (gavel) next item. >> >> 39. [real property lease - lawrence b. stone properties #08, llc - 2177jerrold avenue - temporary shelter - not to exceed annual base rent of$2,469,606 - tenant improvements $5,866,869]sponsors: mayor; walton resolution approving and authorizing the director of property, on behalf of the department of homelessness and supportive housing, to execute a lease agreement with lease agreement with lease agreement with lawrence b. stone properties #08, llc, for use of the property located at 2177jerrold avenue as a temporary shelter program for the term of 15 years, to commence upon approval of this r

now after submitting the topic for your appearance today, my office received an e-mail from hsh staff stated "the nofea is under final review and anticipate releasing this month or early february prior to february 12]. my hope is get conformation of that today from you. on behalf of the american constituents that report unreliable inoperable elevators in the sro will you commit making sure the notice of funding availability for elevator repairs is published no later then february 12? >> thank you for the question. lelt me say as i always say when you ask a question during question time, i'm available to meet, my staff is available and we are here to work as a partner it to address the issue not just important to you and your constituents but are my constituents too and are very important to me as well. so, i know you likely raised-you have been raising these issues with the department and that is good but it doesn't mean you can't come to me and we can talk about these things and get more aggressive to address these problems, because surprisingly today i agree with you. we need to mov

in practice very damaging cuts under hsh. thank you for your attention and advocacy. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors sarah short. i'm speaking for housing right's committee. we are member of the budget coalition the budget justice coagz aligzmented me to report we have rental housing crisis here. we still do have families working families and poor families evicted on the regular. we have serious displacement and we have people made homeless day after day. and it is -- important this we take care of the needs of those individuals before we start happening about you know other department who is may need more and strengthened. we need to dot emergency crisis type of -- supports. first of all. and what it means had people lose housing or cannot find affordable housing is we lose them from the city they are not contributing to the economy. than i are no long are part of our community at large. and we lose people like immigrants and folks that have given so much to our city and continue to contr

now after submitting the topic for your appearance today, my office received an e-mail from hsh staff stated "the nofea is under final review and anticipate releasing this month or early february prior to february 12]. my hope is get conformation of that today from you. on behalf of the american constituents that report unreliable inoperable elevators in the sro will you commit making sure the notice of funding availability for elevator repairs is published no later then february 12? >> thank you for the question. lelt me say as i always say when you ask a question during question time, i'm available to meet, my staff is available and we are here to work as a partner it to address the issue not just important to you and your constituents but are my constituents too and are very important to me as well. so, i know you likely raised-you have been raising these issues with the department and that is good but it doesn't mean you can't come to me and we can talk about these things and get more aggressive to address these problems, because surprisingly today i agree with you. we need to mov

but all for 40 units will be permanent housing and raging in size from bedroom to three bedrooms and hshose to have parenting and pay - could be referred into those units but not did he give analyzed for that building. >> thank you. >> through the chair. >> we're happy to work with the hsh excuse me - so have them reach out to organizations with work with youth so they're aware the opportunity and clearly a one bedroom income of a youth can be eligible 40 for those units. >> thank you for that. >> no further questions. >> thank you chair brackett. >> i was first want to congratulate staff you've done a lot of hard work and it is competitive state tax credits for both the project as well as transbay 2 commercial llc so well done on our work wonderful to hear three both projects were done on the first attempt and receiving the key financing thank you, for your work on that front. i was hoping if we can go back to slide 9 to decode which of those ami units levels correspond to extremely low income or very lower-in i think we're doing a chair izantable john job but hard to do that crosswalk

fire a rate of return and finally a number of other things to forecast including the cip growth and i hsh we are funding what is supposed in our 10 year capita and i p plan and other updates. so this table shows at the bottom line we add up the things to top our sources and revenues from the current year we are showing those declined by 9 pointed 6 year and grow modified by a decrease and higher pace the two year deficit we balanced by june is around $800 million. all right. with that, i'm going to turn it over to accordingly to talk about the revenues. >> so not pictured here but some key revenue assumptions in our forecast so the first is that high office vacancies impact anything else with the taxes and the business takes specifically seeing significant rates of litigation requiring the city to reserve collections and the hospitable and the city we're thinking about the city has bound back but in the slides similarly in local and state tax we're scaling down and finally helped to balance the budget including fema but will be depleted through the period and stepping back from the foreca

streets and we offer services and it's a multiple department program, including police, public health, hsh, public works and one of our community paramedic captains oversees the whole thing, so [indiscernible] >> sounds like a good deal. that's all i got. thank you chief. >> thank you very much vice president morgan. commissioner feinstein. >> thank you. congratulations on your 30 anniversary. i was there in spirit, and i am not dpoe going to wish upon you another 30 years. 30 years of life, but something you enjoy doing, besides being chief. i had just one question or really one comment. i was reading through these miscellaneous attachments we received and about the displaced resident information card. that is a terrific idea. i dont know where it came from or how it came to be, but i just really-i mean, it is one of those things that you want to say, why didn't we think of that sooner. it really really something that whoever came up with should be proud of. that is number one. number two, when you are talking about the hose tenders and not having the high pressure hydrants out on the wes

streets and we offer services and it's a multiple department program, including police, public health, hsh, public works and one of our community paramedic captains oversees the whole thing, so [indiscernible] >> sounds like a good deal. that's all i got. thank you chief. >> thank you very much vice president morgan. commissioner feinstein. >> thank you. congratulations on your 30 anniversary. i was there in spirit, and i am not dpoe going to wish upon you another 30 years. 30 years of life, but something you enjoy doing, besides being chief. i had just one question or really one comment. i was reading through these miscellaneous attachments we received and about the displaced resident information card. that is a terrific idea. i dont know where it came from or how it came to be, but i just really-i mean, it is one of those things that you want to say, why didn't we think of that sooner. it really really something that whoever came up with should be proud of. that is number one. number two, when you are talking about the hose tenders and not having the high pressure hydrants out on the wes

despite everything in the quarter hshs a strong quarter.onal market, but despite that we opened 10% of our net new store growth came in our international market. that's 26,600 stores. ebbs collude china, about 7,000 stores, 14,000 stores outside of the u.s. and china. we're continuing to grow. then broadly, we still have a lot of opportunity in the u.s. so when we look at our u.s. business, coupled with our opportunities globally, we feel very confident about our opportunity to continue to open new stores which really drives new occasions but also brings in new customers. >> rachel, appreciate the update. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we go inside boeing's fourth quarter results speaking with an analyst. shares moving higher after earnings up up 2% in the pre-market. reminder heading to break. get the best of "squawk box" in our daily podcast. follow us on your vofarite podcast app and listen anytime. we will be right back. there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. v

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