between june of last year and now and the only people in the position to it would be mark leno and jane kim. and that just wasn't on the radar for them. >> andhey are filling out, u know, the lay mayor, and the service as mayor, and so obviously they will ttneed a more time. >> right. and you would think if you had four years instead of the time that there might havebeen more opposition to her and nonetheless, prop a we mentioned briefly, the housing bond, a victory for her and that is somthing she supported along with many other people. what does that mean in terms of l what shebe doing going forward. obviously housing, homelessness are big issues in the escity. >> huge is i mean we would look at the city's ctroller that was released and housing is on the minds of people who are considering whether they want to stay in the city or leave. i think her challenge is trying to figure out how to house all of our homeless populations. they need a place to stay and hoing is just expensive to build. you know, from the mayor's ld, office that it will take about $700,000 to build an affordable housin

out of the success of the sali legislation, which i'm you're familiar with, that former supervisor jane kim passed last year, in order to make it principally permitted to build affordable housing in service, arts and industrial districts. we also worked closely with the united educators of san francisco, in order to develop a pilot program for educator housing that would serve the needs of educators in san francisco across a wide range of both income levels and household sizes on land, that is owned by either the school district or the city college district. we really believe no one understands the needs of our educators better than the educators themselves. that's why we're proud to have partnered with them on this initiative. so in order to ensure that these projects serve the diverse housing it needs of educators in san francisco, the ordinance currently requires that at least 30% of units in an educator projects are two-bathroom units and that 20% are three-bedroom units. it was really important when we were developing this, it was important to the teachers that projects don't end up ju