(clapping.) >> that's correct larry and thank you for thanking the hud staff i want to thank the hud staff for not only this project but the many projects i'm sure we'll work together regardless 69 federal proimsz so with that, i want to introduce someone that needs no introduction i think along with supervisor kim the two are incredibly committed to making that city for all as the mayor likes to say a champion of affordable housing for many, many years has worked in this field as a participation and now as an elected it official and policymaker he is something that i think made it clear this is a huge priority not only in this term with that i want to introduce mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you doug doug in many ways this is an honor of you and certainly of our wonderful combination between you and st. anthony's i want to be here because i've known vourgz and want to say thank you to jane kim we both continue this record pace of cutting ribbons and opening doors of opportunity and praising our developers our nonprofits our service provides in this community it wasn't long ago th

regards to that capital this agreement facilities over $500 million in erect in the next few years huds not giving us a check for $500 million we wish by their giving us us resources to voucher assistance to track that $500 million to make the needed repairs in the hud fund there is much, much work that needs to be done this agreement shapes the way that the housing authority the federal government and the city will work together to make this all possible. >> at this time it is my pleasure to introduce a very special man yes he's my boss he's very special (laughter). >> as part of his 2013 state of public safety address speak the mayor said we must do something to help our public libraries residents and called for the revitalization of the housing authority which were struggling loan to try to serve san francisco neediest residents as the mayor likes he like the big issue led by the naomi kelly of the city metrics administrator's office and that work group helped to identify the challenges that were faced by the housing authority and it also identified some of the opportunities that we

as long as hud for many, many years they've been the key partner for producing housing particularlyor seniors in some ways a sad waterfront momentum this is the last hud 202 projects in california for whatever reason they've chopped did funding that provided the subsidies for this beautiful spot so hopefully that will change some day in not we're here to celebrate and we couldn't have done it without you from the team from hud to say more is larry ferguson the production chief our kids go to state and federal school together and a champion of housing. >> (clapping.) thank you doug before i get going i want to say on a perm note i'm very honored and humbled thanks again doug. >> home is where the heart is home is where the heart is iemth going to talk about hud's $13 million in section 202 capital that's itself sticks and bricks financing going to the senior avenue, i won't dwell on the project rental assistance that hud will be providing to keep those beautiful apartments affordable to our low income seniors i'm not going to tell us the hard working go contractors who put their hear

because we do work in thick bureaucracies and it was and had to be a big selling point to convince hud we're willing in san francisco to thank ta take the risk ourselves if they don't see the city mayor wanting to take the risk why would they join in it's about transforming the bureaucracies to a collaborative and strong spirit i've named those people i want to give them total credit for the collaborative strong effort we're dooements today, we so the opportunity now to use this rad program with all the neglects that we've asked for that also were taking on more risk as a city because it's worth it to invest in our members you know some of them all they seven hundred was better elevators and now they're getting that and all they wanted was heat and hot running water in the winter and no cook roaches and fire alarms that work in fires those are simple things how come we're not doing that many residents ask and i ask there will be reason after reason after reason that transformation will be sustained by a very knowledgeable resident basis and inspired staff and our pocket sectors as trem

with the city challenges but ultimately all of us who work in government can say that you work with hud and the housing authority and the in housing office and with nonprofit and proud to be san franciscans we're demonstrating how to help each other be successful i met secretary castro along agree as mayors and i'll tells you this i'm thankful to president obama who picks mayors to be cabinet secretaries wherever you met a former mayor in a position you only have to talk half as much they get it (laughter) i know that secretary castro was picked by president obama not only do we get things duplicate when he saw the challenges we were all under months and months of discussions with the staff at hud he went to work like mia any mayor and god bless him the experience from san this or that that was a smooth going forward he had to champ his staff because everyone works in bureaucracies if you have the leaders that have is has the kind of experience running hud for the entire country the government has to have answers because that's my way of introducing someone who's been existing to me a n

welcome and thank skeet castro former mayor of san antonio texas but now a very good secretary for hud thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> thank you very much mayor ed lee i think the mayor said it all (laughter). >> and well too let me begin may i mayor by thanking you for your convalescent leadership i think that in the six months i've been on the job spoken to you and mayor b.a. abhors the most san francisco has quite a champion in the mayor's office with mayor ed lee and thank you to you ma'am supervisor and our tenant advocates and big thanks to our regional coordinator (clapping) >> and all our hud staff and want to recognize jimmy bryan our acting secretary and jennifer jones from the ti h thank you for your great work that led this this moment? an important moment in the about two things first of all, it is about getting things done as the mayor said we recognize that getting things done in the context of public housing has been harder and heard over the years we've developed about a 26 employed backlog in terms of capital repairs for public housing stock we need to get more

have so we can create an accelerator fund so we we announce a project we can accelerate that ability hud liekdz to see that they love our choice neighborhood to accelerate those projects go work it is partly giving credit where the money is right now our households is because people needs it can't wait years at the same time i'm not not allowing our seniors to be part of evictions we were in sacramento to carve out ellis act evictions as supervisor kim i'm getting more and more excited as people say i've got land that is underutilized let's grab it and get our stabilization funds to buy down those rent control units not a plagiarized for slack later we can only do it if we have the collaborative government it licenses to our citizens demand we took it perp to act i'll continue to do that as long as i'm mayor and even beyond age 62 hopefully, we have more of those sites made and i've already identified sites we can get our hands on in fact i've shocked one of the church, i called them up wheaten do you do besides the parking lot they're saying you're calling me wow. i've got to go to the

it's done under clinton first, but then under bush it -- the whole idea was carried through by hud. >> host: their theory it was designed to encourage americans to save money to develop, to build equity in their homes. part of this is to ensure that lower income and middle income people can have a home and have an asset of this kind. there is something wrong with this idea in general, about people should be able to buy a home and find a home in america? >> guest: absolutely nothing wrong with that. there are lots of good reasons why home ownership should be encouraged. the problem with this system is it forced fannie mae and freddie mac over time to reduce their underwriting standard, and that way they lured a number of people into buying homes who could not actually sustain the mortgages over time. in fact, by the year 2008 -- this is really an important date in the book -- by the year 2008 more than half of all mortgages in the united states were what you would call subprime mortgages. about 31 million subprime or other weak mortgages by 2008, and of those, 76% were on the books of

were our resident and no longer being operating in isolation thank you to olsen lee and highs team and hud and mayor's office of housing and allowing the red tape and the bureaucracy not to get in the way of progress and thank you to barbara smith if he housing authority to do the best they can with the limited resources this is a great day i'm looking forward to the changes to competency (clapping). >> so excuse me. supervisor breed president breed struck a question why are we doing this we're doing this for the residents we want the residents to have a better life with the improvements only the physical side and on the social service side but we're sort of johnny come lately the housing authority was isolated for a long time two organizations that have stood instead of in the water department's wants and this needs of the resident for many in reinforces i'm hoping we're actually dlifrp i delivering on some of them as this demonstrates so and so two organizations at citywide council of senior disabled residents and the housing tenants association behind me is beverly and joyce armstrong (

though the clinton and the bush administration and it was hud. >> host: hud is the housing urban development agency which is it cabinet agency. >> guest: they were caring for the mandates of the of audible housing requirements and they were being very tough about them because there was a lot of very good political juice in their for the administrations they were serving. in the case of the bush administration yes bush was very favorable to the idea of homeownership and indeed in his memoirs wash said i was delighted with the way that low-income people were able to buy homes and homeownership in the united states was rising that what i didn't realize was the risks that we were undertaking at the same time. so he kind of apologize in and that way for what his administration did and i think that was the right way to do it. they did not realize what they were introducing into the housing system and ultimately the entire financial system but forcing fannie and freddie to buy mortgages that were not well grounded. >> host: there are couple of core areas of dispute about the housing crisis. one is

and management to asset management and have an incredible role with the voucher program in terms of hud's role it will remain the same they're the people responsible for the resources and their got the demolition to make sure we use the resources appropriately and have the obligation to serve and goal to serve low income people. >> timeline we hope to start construction on the first project if october of this year. >> nonprofits in place do we know who is going to manager. >> on the wednesday night under the housing authority will be the particular developments they're currently engaged in as we said we're at the start of the process we have to go through a few things like the leopard approval and the hud staff this is a momentous occasion they have to sign off on the packages but the developers that have been selected that i itself housing authority for their negotiations are listed on 7sz housing authority website. >> >> hi, my name is jamie hooper. in this episode, we are featuring the romantic park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san fran

it was done under clinton but under bush it was carried through by hud. and >> it was designed to encourage americans to save money and make sure lower and middle income people can have a home or asset of this kind. is there something wrong with this idea in general? that people should be able to buy a home and find a home in america? >> absolutely nothing wrong with that. there are lots of good reasons why homeownership should be in encouraged. but they loured a number of people into buying homes who could not sustain the mortgages over time. in fact by the year 2008 and this is really an important date in the book, by the year 2008 more than half of the mortgages in the united states were subprime mortgages. about 31 million subprime or weak mortgages by 2008 and of those 76% were on the books of government agencies which to me shows clearly that it was the government that created the demand for these mortgages. when underwriting standards decline it isn't simply the people who bought homes are unable to carry them but what happens when the mortgages fa

i wanted to certainly give a shout out, i do not think he is here -- i saw secretary of hud mr. julian castro was here, and he and his administrative team have done an outstanding job of working with us in terms of trying to find ways to improve this community and build neighborhood communities by finding grants and money to do that so i am elated about that. i am thankful for his presence he visited a lot of places in the city along with michael we've had some great is his, and that is all because of our congresswoman sewell. congresswoman sewell asked him to come as we try to find a difference in the city, and i thank you, congresswoman. and lastly i thank all of you for being here, thank you for coming to selma, and i hope you will come up again when we are not so crowded. [applause] come back and take advantage of the city. i talked to attorney general holder and had a chance to meet his son. he is a basketball player. he is 6'4", and he plays best of all, so at a chance to meet him and talk to him. i want to invite all of you to come back again, please. come back when you a

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most at risk families and give them meaningful pathways out of powerful thanks to our leadership with hud we're investing in our public haurgz housing and building stronger community for the fit we're urging resources like debt financing and the low income tax credits to complete the delipidated housing unit this is the ferries in the nation i know it will be successful and we will continue to be inspired to work with our great philanthropic leaders if some is a world-class city with a world-class heart i'm excited to co-host the most philanthropic superbowl in the history that takes place in the bay area next year the dominos from this event will help support many, many family we'll continue to celebrate those who have path the way south shlgsz the greats like don fishing and the golden man's and those institutions that are great leaders in our city giving year after year like ida b. wells and union a bank and bank of america and the gap we look to our new 21st century philanthropic leaders like mark zuckerberg and dr. pricilla chan for the record breaking depends on to our general hospi

huds runs a hedge fund that she said went bankrupt around the time of the suit. closing arguments set for tuesday. >>> to the weather now and something headed our way overnight that we haven't seen in a while. one guess. this is a live look at the live lake from our emoriville camera for you right now. you can see it's clear but some showers are going to move in the bay area in the coming hours. here's drew tuma and live doppler 7 hd. drew? >> katie happy we're seeing rain on the way over the next day or so. just a little bit but still sprinkles nonetheless. we go to live doppler 7 hd and overhead, it's rather cloudy and do notice the area is dry. as we press out live doppler 7 hd is tracking some lighter showers that are moving through northern california just off the coast near eureka. a lot of this will fly south overnight tonight and bring us a little bit of wet weather. so the forecast as we look ahead, we're talking about coastal fog setting up first and then the spotty sprinkles moving in. this unsettled weather pattern continues through monday as a cold f

reporter: isabelle hud shonn and alexander are busy high school seniors.h have a long resume of extra-curricular activities. >> swimming and rowing. and science teams. engineering:i'm involved with students helping students. i'm a math tutor for a third grader. reporter: schoolwork, college applications and most kids in their final year of high school are stressed out. >> that's definitely -- reporter: alexandra says she and her classmates have another ingredient adding to the stress. social media. >> by comparison with everyone else, is definitely really difficult for people who are in a vulnerable place in their life. reporter: stephanie luber says kids are under more pressure and the world is more complicated. >> stressful. reporter: she says teaching kids to prioritize can help them handle the stress. >> a lot of it is teaching them balance. and that they don't have to do everything. really fast. reporter: the ucla survey shows students' emotional well-being is at an all-time low. but college mental health experts point to some positives. alcohol and t

friends of ethics i've spent them time with the urban development i saw a number of contractors with hud who were debarred in fact they published a list of people that were debarred from participation or a full debarment it is 5 years limited the denial is one year it could be a real estate agency that misrepresented information or an contractor or could be a housing authority official i think the department is a serious to tell not use it frivolously but i think the commission should have the authority to use debarment if warranted otherwise you'll run go into cases that did money 4r5ur7bd and face penalty by the fcc and city but then went on to still have city contracts why would you still give city contracts that are worth more than the penalty into effect you've fined them because they were rob the public so it is warned warranted in a number of cases. >> why is the process that the city attorney mentioned why isn't that the way to handle it rather than through the ethics commission. >> well the city attorney has done it to a property developer here in san francisco and told the cont

neighborhood not concentrates in one ear they are more affordable for the various studies from uc berkley and hud and from aarp so i know that the planning department will describe the ordinance the legislation allows the properties to audio accessory in-law units within the envelope in the may or may not or volunteer sites therefore creating new housing as well as an incentive to retrofit the building we're continuing to work with the department of building inspection on developing a set of equality sisters standardized the bulletins that help people that can't meet the current building code within the needs of the building the legislation we passed related to the castro in-law units and supervisor david chiu's legalization program required dbi to issue those i want to thank the planning department staff. it's terrific work on the legislation building on the work it did on the previous legislation and want to note that the planning commission did make several recommendations at the meeting i support all the recommendations and i i've distributed written amendments colleagues and after the commen

helping struggling homeowners where cdfi's have been able to purchase at risk mortgages from banks, hud and fireman frannie and freddie mac and help families stay in their homes and expresses the intent of the board to negotiate with the banks that sell more of these at risk mortgages to the cdfi's and pose low financial financial risks and burdens to the city and i hope that we can work with other cities to pressure the banks to sell more of these at risk loans and the city councils in richmond california and new ark new jersey have passed similar resolutions and i've been in contact with them and it also urges our mayor to join us in this effort and i hope mayor lee can work with fellow mayors to include other cities to help us pressure the banks who sell these at risk loans and the rest i'll submit thank you colleagues. >> thank you supervisor avalos supervisor campos? >> thank you madam clerk. you know, last week on wednesday at the request of supervisor farrell and i believe supervisor christensen as well, we had a very enlightening hearing at the budget committee to get a presenta

the plane claimed powerline knocking out electricity forcing passengers to hud until blankets in a nearby hangar. emergency crews took 25 people to the hospital with minor injuries. >> the plane hit initially, it bounced back up in the air. >> we just skidded for a very long time. >> the airplane just was in pieces. >> it wasn't fun at all. >> the 15 year veteran pilots blamed previse bl for the -- visibility for the hard landing. >> prosecutors in the crash say no body have been identified. the flight killed 50 people. officials hope to complete the recovery of bodies within a week. tests on the bid of the copilot may provide clues on any medical treatment he was receiving. prosecutors say the 27-year-old deliberately slammed the plane into a remote mountainside in the french alps. >>> in manhattan searchers discovered two bodies in the rubble of building that collapsed in an explosion as week. the blast destroyed a total of three buildings in the east village. two men have been unaccounted for, both of them believed to be in a ground under sushi restaurant. new york city's mayor said so

choice neighborhoods out of hud and out of the department of justice. i'm pleased to announce and the last two years, $100 million in new targeted federal investment has come into the los angeles promise zone from seven different agencies. these are not big capital projects our lives. this is programmatic funding for specific community. what we're learning on the ground is there's no silver bullet for the urban challenges. you have to do everything and just to do it well. in our case that the focus on the continuum from cradle to college and career with high quality schools, in early education and wraparound services for youth and family. targeting disconnected youth have dropped out of school and don't have employment, all of that needs to be part of the lisa strategy and it has to be results driven. we have a system that all our partners in the committee use so we can track these outcomes over time. and i think you've got to have everybody at the table. and now i we are lucky the annenberg foundation put together something -- to bring local philanthro

my name is larry i've been living in the t nc for 13 years if you noticed hud and want to hear about maxine to do the right job this the article about the hiv goes through discrimination i've noticed the human service taken over housing from the housing authority where are we are abused over 10 years we've been getting abused in those places human service does not honor cool off or allow alliance they don't allow the mental health service and honor the nonprofits subject to the violation that taught for us we have those agencies telling the human services and the proposed managers and my building one hundred and 34 managers they get us get abused not as we age but hiv even the lgbtq task force several agencies found out what was going on the description with people are hiv or aids in san francisco we feel the tenants never get a chance to say anything i know you cannot live in a place if it's unsafe for you we want that to be part of the human services because they're not listening to san francisco all nonprofits who we go to that's not right those people are doing great jobs and hon

demonstrated that these units tend to be much more affordable than other units studies out of uc berkeley and hud and aarp and of course there's no one solution to the housing crisis but in-law units and a more flexible approach to in-law units are 1 piece of the puzzle and this legislation allows owners of properties to add additional accessory dwelling units within the existing building envelope if they are participating in the city's established and well-defined mandatory or voluntary program and we're continuing to work with the department of building inspection to establish policies and guidelines to make it easy and as smooth as possible for people for people to be able to add these units within the confines of the building code and other codes. so colleagues i want to thank everyone who helped with this legislation and colleagues i ask for your support. >> okay. supervisor supervisor kim supervisor kim. >> thank you and i want to acknowledge supervisor wiener for his work on this legislation and i'm not going to bring up in this legislation today but just want to note for the future i do t