joining us is margaret hoover and john avalos, and in terms of the polling which shows that donald trump is with a commanding lead. >> look, i spent a lot of time with the republicans in iowa this weekend, and donald trump certainly has the base of the party captivated, but ki do a little bit of math, and you can, too, john berman, but if you are adding up the support for the other candidates in iowa, they have more support than donald trump, and even the base of the party is divided, so if they could get behind one person instead of dividing the support of others, then donald trump does not own the republican party. >> but is that likely? you have mike pence who has left the race, but is there an appetite for as people have been calling now, since the primary began for the people who are polling in the single digits still to drop out so others can coalesce around donald trump? >> i am not a fan of donald trump particularly before anyone has actually voted? does he have a grip on the base of the party? yes, absolutely. the headwinds of legal challenges significant, absolutely. and now, w

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john avalos from committee housing organization. i want to thank the board of supervisors and in particular president peskin for your many months of work working through the technical advisory committee that recommended lowering inclusionary housing fee and also recommending superior amount of funding that could be moved forward to replace the loss of our affordable housing funds through inclusionary. very grateful for that work. san francisco is in the dill drums economically. we are still trying to come out of the recovery and government investment is key with that recovery, so affordable housing as economic recovery should be a major theme what we are try toog do here. we also inest have in the workforce and housing our workers is the best way to insure we have workers to build the jobs that need to make our economy work and make sure public services are working as well. it is very thoughtful we include that. senior housing is critical as we see funds for seniors dry up. i'm very grateful to be allied with womens housing coalitio

john avalos from the council of community housing organizations. we don't receive any funding. our member organizations 22 of them do. they're involved in community production work, supportive housing work, behavioral health care, work force development, many. services that the city desperately needs to ensure we're meeting the public's needs and actually helping to alleviate poverty and the symptoms of run away economy that doesn't serve working people. this legislation is 30 years in the making. i want to really, really appreciate supervisor ronen for being dead set on this and the controller's office for doing the work on this legislation. it's no surprise it's happening now. it's unfortunate it's taken 30 years to actually get something like this in place but the pandemic showed us if we want to ensure that our services are doing who they should be doing is protecting the public, extending the reach of public health, ensuring people are safe and secure from health care disease or illness or from conditions on the streets that we really need to make investments in non-profit

john avalos from committee housing organization. i want to thank the board of supervisors and in particular president peskin for your many months of work working through the technical advisory committee that recommended lowering inclusionary housing fee and also recommending superior amount of funding that could be moved forward to replace the loss of our affordable housing funds through inclusionary. very grateful for that work. san francisco is in the dill drums economically. we are still trying to come out of the recovery and government investment is key with that recovery, so affordable housing as economic recovery should be a major theme what we are try toog do here. we also inest have in the workforce and housing our workers is the best way to insure we have workers to build the jobs that need to make our economy work and make sure public services are working as well. it is very thoughtful we include that. senior housing is critical as we see funds for seniors dry up. i'm very grateful to be allied with womens housing coalitio

committee member john avalos is the author of the resolution calling on leaders like the president to support a cease fire in the war between israel and hamas. but instead, avalos tells us he didn't have enough support among his colleagues because of the language there was quibbling over the word cease fire. his priority. condemning hamas and preventing any more innocent lives from being lost. i am calling a recess. this comes after a similar resolution before a heated richmond city council meeting earlier this week. recognizing the suffering of palestinians in gaza and accusing israel of ethnic cleansing. avalos says he's working to build consensus to include all community groups in the city. but bay area jewish community relations council ceo tyler gregory says that hasn't happened. i think the main thing that we're upset about is that we were excluded from this process and that's why we mobilize more than 800 community members to get this pulled. for now, the committee will go back to the drawing board before sending a message to washington. we affirm the right for israeli and jewi

john avalos from the council of community housing organizations. we don't receive any funding.ember organizations 22 of them do. they're involved in community production work, supportive housing work, behavioral health care, work force development, many. services that the city desperately needs to ensure we're meeting the public's needs and actually helping to alleviate poverty and the symptoms of run away economy that doesn't serve working people. this legislation is 30 years in the making. i want to really, really appreciate supervisor ronen for being dead set on this and the controller's office for doing the work on this legislation. it's no surprise it's happening now. it's unfortunate it's taken 30 years to actually get something like this in place but the pandemic showed us if we want to ensure that our services are doing who they should be doing is protecting the public, extending the reach of public health, ensuring people are safe and secure from health care disease or illness or from conditions on the streets that we really need to make investments in non-profit servi

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one committee member, john avalos, is the author of the resolution calling on leaders like the president to support a cease fire in the war between israel and hamas. but instead, avalos tells us he didn't have enough support among his colleagues because of the language there was quibbling over the word cease fire, his priority. condemning hamas and preventing any more innocent lives from being lost. i am calling a recess. this comes after a similar resolution before a heated richmond city council meeting earlier this week. recognize easing the suffering of palestinians in gaza and accusing israel of ethnic cleansing. avalos says he's working to build consensus to include all community groups in the city. but bay area jewish community relations council ceo tyler gregory says that hasn't happened. i think the main thing that we're upset about is that we were excluded from this process and that's why we mobilized more than 800 community members to get this pulled. for now, the committee will go back to the drawing board before sending a message to washington. we affirm the right for israeli