your problems in the making won't be resolved overnight but last year hud award our effort with 6 and a half million dollars and there's maintenance mechanics 24 of those position filed by residentism and next week i'll be traveling to washington for permission from hud to spend more dollars to revitalization our rebuilding of 4 thousand you housing units by two two. this will lower our down payment for housing. your middle class is suffering they make too much to quality for affordable housing but not enough for the new construction so we must explore new private-public partnership and launch thousands of new homes in reach of the middle class and new initiative for inclusionary housing and a land trust. and today, i'm announcing a needed captains to double the payment of the cities down payment program increasing assistance for the blow home boroughs they can help 2 thousand 5 hundred folks buy a home by 20/20 clb. first parlor we must built for affordable housing faster we're a leader now but we need to build more of it with fewer delays in december i signed a clue of order for pro

underprivileged business we're a small minority business and connected to the federal government as a hud zone business and kekd e connected to a a and b contract. those many difference sfgsdz has allowed empire to position ourselves. we so the honor of working on over one hundred and 50 projects in san francisco and the great bay area ambassador i'm honored to be joined by some of my colleagues in this particular project. so it's outstanding people like julie of cal pumping and chris williams and steve from bio mad and a recover supplier and many other small businesses making an impact. we're connected because the sf spc a showed us all the transportation agencies in california they weren't going to stand for large contractors submitting bids that didn't meet the dbi requirement. they understand as the employers our employees of small 12k57b8gd biz businesses are paying their mortgages and paying our taxes that's helping the foul of the infrastructure bay area. through this action the commissions they're much more than talking the talk but walking the walk and for this i commend you (cla

while we don't have the same standard for tenant hardship were we use the hud delores that tenant should not be packing paying more than 33 percent that didn't work for landlord hardship but the the landlords must receive a fair return that's our guiding principle and what we do is we take a look at the landlord situation and obviously, the goal is to while we want to prevent tenant displacement but we don't want the landlord to lose the building i forwarded the hardship application where the landlords give us their expenditures and income there from their property and we want to it didn't make the liability go away but we have a payment schedule so the landlord is not deprived of the things of life >> thank you for being here and a clarification i have looked at the hardship levitation and i'll say i support increasing the ellis act relocation assistance but i'm interested in the hardship issue despite some of the claims we can there know there are so-called mom and pop landlords and even if they're a tiny moisture of what's happening they still deserve fair treatment they don't have to

how will your experience as a local partner of hud inform your activities as assistant secretary? thank you, mr. chairman. i believe if confirmed my experience has a strong local partner at the office of fheo will be extremely relevant and useful. working across the nation's capital on the ground with communities, with neighborhoods, with industry groups, with different fair housing groups, i believe especially at the local level a unique opportunity and a unique experience that we'll relay very well in this national role, if confirmed. because the human rights act, one of the most robust nondiscrimination laws in the country is substantially equivalent to the fair housing act. we have worked together on a number of initiatives and programs. first and foremost, the investigation of complaints filed by district residents under federal law. but we've also done a number of other practice initiatives, including testing across the city in the rental market, the mortgage data. training the for industry groups at the local level and very importantly, educational campaigns and awareness c

public housing portfolio and olsen can give you american people update because we've got incomes from hud that allows us to put money in areas and a good chunk of that has going towards repairing elevators and other things that effect people with sgablts and seniors. >> happy new year of the horses we are going to go up here and thank ♪ ? an incredible program because we take regular kids teach them the love of the game. we have no emphasis on winning we only have an emphasis on learning and trying as hard as they can that's it and the chips fall where they may. when students leave our program whether or not adults or kids they'll have a mechanical understanding of what they have. you don't have to be 7 feet tall or be super faster but you do need skwil. once you teach kids how to have control over the tennis courts they'll master. please invest gulf of mexico welcome to our rule committee meeting for thursday, march 20th, 2014. i am supervisor nor nan man yee and i will be chairing this meeting. i am joined by supervisor david campos and supervisor katy tang

that in-laws are cybill more affordable than other types of housing and studies from uc berkley and hudnd aarp have discussed this fact. in addition in-law units are typically nor assessable than other units because they're typically on the ground floor. and so for a neighborhood with a growing senior population like the castro and people with mobility challenges those units are a good option the in-law units can be added to a neighborhood without changing the feel of the neighborhood not new height or bulk or new buildings that's within an existing envelope. i will note in selecting the castro for this legislation one thouft thought that was important the castro is one of the most transit rich neighborhoods in the district so he know that car ownership is lower than the city as a whole to people are less likely to have cars and lead to more parking challenges in the neighborhood. as i mentioned this legislation for the first time we can think of since 1979 adds new rent controls control to the market because any in-law units under this legislation that's added into a rent control build

this has allowed me to apply the rules and guidelines emanating from hud's office of fair housing and equal opportunity for the proper investigation and disposition of title viii complaints. with respect to management, in addition as management for not for profit, i have provided management for the d.c. office of latino off fairs and d.c. office of human rights. in d.c. i was responsible for designing and implementing policies and programs for the economic and social advancement of the latino community. at the office of human rights, i led a successful agency of talent professionals working on combating discrimination in the nation's capital. i'm confident of the duties that we after heaved under my leadership, whether in enforcement or racing awareness of the wide range of protections that people living and working in d.c. enjoy. mr. chairman, ranking member crapo and members of the committee, i'm honored by the president's nomination and the opportunity to appear before you today. if confirmed, i look forward to working tirelessly on promoting fair housing and in cooperation with me

the housing market was bought out a 35 percent discount u discount from the market rate according to hud. this survey was an internal assessment we knew of the housing stock but wanted to take a glance of the people in the home we found astonishing information like the chinese progress association and last year in may when we launched our report at the filipino center supervisor avalos joined us and he saw this as prove what he saw to be the county he represents. it preserves affordable housing and we feel it's balanced and ann is incentive sensitive - sensitive we've found 51 percent of householders have children in hair homes >> supervisor kim has a question. sir. supervisor kim >> thank you. i appreciate all of the work that was put into the legislation and it's really clear when you read through it a a lot of indication to protect tenants that maybe in a situation your talking about. and another asian law caucus staff member talked about this tenant. i guess one of the questions in the situation that it was spoken about easily that was evicted how would this legislation help the tena

in the corner of a hud home, in the back seat of a car, and in every corner of every government, we failhem. >> so bobby, you guys do a lot of funny stuff, and at the same time, you do a lot of serious stuff like this, and what inspired you to take this to the community, what hit you to do this? >> well, you know, what we do, a lot of what we do, i guess you could call it art is a reflection of life. so you have to be able to address the stuff that's going on in the communities, at the same time trying to maintain some degree of happiness and realize that we're lucky to live life. but when it comes to domestic violence in particular, i think its something that we have all witnessed in our group. i myself, i lived in battered women's shelters with my family for a number of year. my father was an abuser, so when we do stuff like this, it comes out of experience, and a need to also express those things, and to kind of draw people out to be able to tell their own stories, and express these negative things that have hanked an happened and be able to express, it's a good life, man. >> politica

hud's use of the disparate inpact theory, even without any direct discriminatory intent has increased in recent years and is a concern of mine. it's important that each of these nominees today understand the impact of their broader decision on our economy. i look forward to the sthouts of the nominees on how we can properly balance these rules with the needs to keep our markets competitive in the global economy. thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing. i look forward to it. >> thank you, senator creper. would any other senators like to make an opening statement? >> i'm not going to make an opening statement because i don't like for any of us to do that other than the two of you. but i am going to say something, okay? >> go ahead. i had the opportunity to meet with our three fed nominees and spend an extensive amount of time. i'm not going to stay here and ask questions. i'm glad we're able to get the other two nominees in today. what i want to say is i want to thank the two of you and the staff members on both sides of the aisle because housing financial is really a complex

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public housing portfolio and olsen can give you american people update because we've got incomes from hud that allows us to put money in areas and a good chunk of that has going towards repairing elevators and other things that effect people with sgablts and seniors. >> happy new year of the horses we are going to go up here and thank >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out

in addition to that we are responsible for compiling the federal reporting for hud section 3 obligations for the associated projects for the mayor's office of housing. so with that, with this mou we will then charge again or this provides a funding source for a rec's specific to provide compliance on these projects. a role that we've been providing to some extent for some time right now. >> thank you. >> questions? i can go into detail? >> are you guys done. we have to take public comment. are you guys done? okay. that was an awkward ending. so the presentation portion. do we have any public comment on this item. >> one speaker card from oscar james. >> good afternoon director, commissioners. my name is oscar james. i'm a bayview resident of hunters point and the first to serve in the 1970 in writing the original memorandum of understanding. in the mission from the model city guidelines with 54 percent community and hundred percent citywide. we are going to stand by it. we don't care anything about what the city has adopt since that time, 201, we go by what our grandfathers in 1970. anyo

every american will be required by law to have health insurance by next week, monday march 31st marks a hud huge deadline for can obamacare, the affordable care act as we know i.t. largely focused on data collection, interpreting those kinds of information, this is a perfect example on that. what's the data on this? is obamacare going to reach its numbers? >> so we know right now 5 million people have signed up. that's as of last week, the white house said they hit the 5 million mark. the congressional budget office has projected that 6 million will enroll this year. it's really hard to tell whether they'll hit the enrollment goal. they are expectation a surge in the last week, for all those who will anxiously go on to healthcare.gov. >> we saw it on the adam may report, these young invincibles, young folks who are waiting until the last minute, undecided, will they reach the kind of numbers that obamacare needs? >> i think they are generally expected to be why critical to the system to work. the older sicker people who really do use a lot of health care services. we know that the white hou

public housing portfolio and olsen can give you american people update because we've got incomes from hud that allows us to put money in areas and a good chunk of that has going towards repairing elevators and other things that effect people with sgablts and seniors. >> happy new year of the horses we are going to go up here and thank >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so there were a lot of people that came to the table that had their wish list and we did our best to make sure that we kind of divided up spaces and made sure that we kept the old features of the playground but we were able to enhance all of those features. >> the playground and the soccer field and the tennis fields and it i

i don't think the administration hud do that? >> have they done that? >> in a sense when he said no military. he seems to operate that way most of the time. there are military operations that don't involve putting troops on the ground in crimea. the administration thought well, if we just act nice everyone will act nice with us. that's just unfortunate, not the way putin and the rest of the russian federation sees the rest of the world. >> but they suggest all the criticism is ill-timed and miss directed. >> some of the domestic criticism of the president ought to be toned down while he's trying to handle this crisis. my own view is, after all, putin invaded georgia when george w. bush was president. nobody ever accused george w. bush of being weak or unwilling to use military force. >> steve, thanks. >>> well, a canadian journalist has been killed in a bomb attack in syria. he and seven others died when a plane dropped bombs in a neighborhood in aleppo. more than 63 journalists have been killed since the conflict began in 2011. >>> thousands of people

for years because that marketplace was a bit like the wild wild west until 1989 when they came under hud and fha specifically guidelines in governance. so over the years, those rules have developed into being a little bit easier for people to work with. if there's a positive equity flow in the home after the residents pass away, the heirs sell the home, they pay off the mortgage and then they split the difference among themselves according to whatever estate planning was there. but if the house is under water, under those fha rules, they are not subject to have to pay that difference back. and so that protects them in that way. and i might add, by the way, that reverse mortgages are really heckums as we know them in the financial business. by their true name, home equity conversion mortgages. that's actually what they are. they're a conversion of a home equity into a mortgage for senior citizens to be able to access and use. and so it's unfortunate that they have the reputation that they have. because they're a good instrument for certain families. >> but paul, there was a story in this

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this is slightly lower than the number, 2013 numbers that i presented in october, a decrease from hud. and block 49 unit rents will range from 9 24 for one bedroom to 1,131 for a three bedroom slightly lower as you saw in october. there will be 27 one bedroom units, 21 two-bedroom units, 12 three bedroom units, totaling 59 units for low-income families and one manager's unit. the average bedroom size for one bedrooms is 6 16 square feet and for three bedroom is 1,176 square feet. development of parking, 45 parking spaces to be specific, including one car share space. this information was presented to you in much detail as part of last october's schematic design approval. the baker architect walked the commissioner and the audience through the entire design which was developed with input from the community. if you recall we had a community [speaker not understood] leading up to the final design. as a reminder i want to show a couple of elevations. this image shows the view from fidel street. [speaker not understood] the outward facing side to the existing neighborhood. and you can see

. >>> dozensover patients received some free dental care today at the hud community center in san francisco the clinic offered a wide range of services from cleanings to extractions to new crowns. it's what christian doctors and hygienists call an amen. >> we wanted to come and try to offer services to anyone who wants to come. >> that clinic continues tomorrow starting at 7:30 a.m. >>> a man hunt in morgan hill ended peacefully this afternoon. santa clara county sheriff's office says they got a call around 7:30 this morning about a suspicious car on croy road. when deputies arrive they say the driver rammed at least three police vehicles. the driver begun to run. neighbors were told to stay indoors until that driver was taken into custody. >>> next week a candlelight vigil will honor a deputy killed in the line of duty. ricky delflorentino died in a shoot out with an oregon man who was later killed by police. he was a graduate of napa high where he was a star football player and wrestler. that vigil takes place tuesday outside the fort bragg service center. the memorial is scheduled for 10

a recent study by the -- by hud shows that same-second couples are treated less favorably than opposite sex couples in the online rental market. and yet at the federal level, the national fair housing act still does not include protections for the lgbt community and the majority of states in this country do not have laws that protect our community from discrimination in housing. i am proud that we have strong housing discrimination laws here in san francisco and that we have that in the state of california. but i know that many people in san francisco are being forced to leave san francisco due to the displacement and affordability crisis that we face. and as members of our community, i displace to other parts of the country, some i'm sorry to say will be experiencing an erosion of equal rights, including access to basic protections like fair treatment and housing. my legislation will require companies without with out of state properties who are applying to build 10 units or more here in san francisco to simply indicate whether they had a national policy prohibiting discrimination base

favorite request at a huddle louse or hamburgers at a huddle house or great country fried steak at a huds any time of the day. anytime ofdle house the day. we serve a nice indulgent food for our customers. about the, tell us franchisees and how they come to find you and what kind of experience they need. >> we do a lot of our prospecting on the website. a lot of this comes from referrals as well. many of our franchise partners live in markets where they have restaurants. maybe they had grown up in that area and they want a little family dining restaurant, a place to gather with friends and family. most of our franchise partners have his newest experience. not all of them have restaurants experience. most of them have a passion for people and a passion for food. >> all right. tell me what is on the menu that apt to abt would be eat? >> one of my favorites is the philly cheese steak omelette. it is delicious. one of my new favorites is a burger with mushrooms, swiss, and onions on it. it is part of our bold burger line that is doing very well. wafflet pass up a good with syrup and butter a