and reaching higher than 40 percent and southern california our problem thank you very much >> kathy davis and i'm kathy be davis the director of str services the african-american leaders that have all come up and support that and want to to move forward speaking on their behalf and the on behalf of the community we need to make change happy i disagree with this i have been working on this for over a year and a half the legislation since june up personally made sure we had a separately argument designed by the equal justice society and the public advocates to look at what was possible and this is what is possible a lot time and energy into this the supervisors are taking a risk and we need to support that. >> yes. i bought a neighborhood preference but looking at supervisorial district as a win we need to work together we need to make some change happen other things added on top of that for the african-american yes, ma'am displacements preferences noted just about neighborhood by displacement outburst of san francisco not just the neighborhood but the entire city to supporting that and mak

the application process we've done a tremendous job i want to acknowledge one of the my champions kathy davis and kathy didn't say but she is the executive directors of the george b davis senior center we're building thousands of units of senior housing which is not enough we need more but the thousands we have she's single-handed collected 4 thousand applications for 2 thousand units so my point is when you puts diligent work and a little bit of dollars together but will reach people you will get them to turnout and fill out the application and can change the tide we've spent time talking about ousted migration and what it comes to in migration retention that is just as important as speaking to the makers of this policy as we continue to talk about housing for all and for every person in the chamber that voted for prop a thank you very much you've significantly helped us to build public housing part of the affordable housing and inside of san francisco noted directly related to this particular piece of policy but we talk about the housing we can't forgot billion those people in housing and p

you >> if a a lot of residents in jamestown wouldn't be there thank you kathy davis for all your workclapping.) i also want to say i'll torn with neighborhood versus supervisorial districts and what is the rights solution i don't know what the right solution is i just know that in the western edition communities we're not going to be building a lot of affordable housing like in the bayview hunters point but want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters point those residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i want to see i do i know that supervisor cowen has some amendments but it will be helpful to understand the neighborhood verse supervisorial district and that preference and if an

lots of within our city and out of our city i want to relocate that some of the community partners kathy daviss structural and reverend brown is critical and others i saw also reverend townsend those folks are structural in getting where we are this battle is only beginning an uphill battle and others in the chamber and so we need to get organized and stay focused what our goal is i believe that neighborhood preference will play a role in the fears of modot and low income families that the new housing we've priced them out in the communities and this legislation will create a preference for percentage of affordable housing units for residents who currently live in the neighborhood where affordable housing is being built why not get a piece of this we're shouldn't the brunt of the development so we have neighborhoods - investing hundreds of thousands of dollars and marketing programs that were specifically talk to people that have been displaced out of san francisco this is another element we'll be voting on today it is a problem it is one thing to say unit available and another thing to make s

you >> if a a lot of residents in jamestown wouldn't be there thank you kathy davis for all your workapping.) i also want to say i'll torn with neighborhood versus supervisorial districts and what is the rights solution i don't know what the right solution is i just know that in the western edition communities we're not going to be building a lot of affordable housing like in the bayview hunters point but want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters point those residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i want to see i do i know that supervisor cowen has some amendments but it will be helpful to understand the neighborhood verse supervisorial district and that preference and if any

and i'm kathy be davis the director of str services the african-american leaders that have all come up and support that and want to to move forward speaking on their behalf and the on behalf of the community we need to make change happy i disagree with this i have been working on this for over a year and a half the legislation since june up personally made sure we had a separately argument designed by the equal justice society and the public advocates to look at what was possible and this is what is possible a lot time and energy into this the supervisors are taking a risk and we need to support that. >> yes. i bought a neighborhood preference but looking at supervisorial district as a win we need to work together we need to make some change happen other things added on top of that for the african-american yes, ma'am displacements preferences noted just about neighborhood by displacement outburst of san francisco not just the neighborhood but the entire city to supporting that and make change happen and make that happen today, i think that it is really important that we stop th

you >> if a a lot of residents in jamestown wouldn't be there thank you kathy davis for all your workapping.) i also want to say i'll torn with neighborhood versus supervisorial districts and what is the rights solution i don't know what the right solution is i just know that in the western edition communities we're not going to be building a lot of affordable housing like in the bayview hunters point but want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters point those residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i want to see i do i know that supervisor cowen has some amendments but it will be helpful to understand the neighborhood verse supervisorial district and that preference and if any

you >> if a a lot of residents in jamestown wouldn't be there thank you kathy davis for all your workclapping.) i also want to say i'll torn with neighborhood versus supervisorial districts and what is the rights solution i don't know what the right solution is i just know that in the western edition communities we're not going to be building a lot of affordable housing like in the bayview hunters point but want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters point those residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i

lots of within our city and out of our city i want to relocate that some of the community partners kathy davis structural and reverend brown is critical and others i saw also reverend townsend those folks are structural in getting where we are this battle is only beginning an uphill battle and others in the chamber and so we need to get organized and stay focused what our goal is i believe that neighborhood preference will play a role in the fears of modot and low income families that the new housing we've priced them out in the communities and this legislation will create a preference for percentage of affordable housing units for residents who currently live in the neighborhood where affordable housing is being built why not get a piece of this we're shouldn't the brunt of the development so we have neighborhoods - investing hundreds of thousands of dollars and marketing programs that were specifically talk to people that have been displaced out of san francisco this is another element we'll be voting on today it is a problem it is one thing to say unit available and another thing to make su

the application process we've done a tremendous job i want to acknowledge one of the my champions kathy davis and kathy didn't say but she is the executive directors of the george b davis senior center we're building thousands of units of senior housing which is not enough we need more but the thousands we have she's single-handed collected 4 thousand applications for 2 thousand units so my point is when you puts diligent work and a little bit of dollars together but will reach people you will get them to turnout and fill out the application and can change the tide we've spent time talking about ousted migration and what it comes to in migration retention that is just as important as speaking to the makers of this policy as we continue to talk about housing for all and for every person in the chamber that voted for prop a thank you very much you've significantly helped us to build public housing part of the affordable housing and inside of san francisco noted directly related to this particular piece of policy but we talk about the housing we can't forgot billion those people in housing and p

and i'm kathy be davis the director of str services the african-american leaders that have all come up and support that and want to to move forward speaking on their behalf and the on behalf of the community we need to make change happy i disagree with this i have been working on this for over a year and a half the legislation since june up personally made sure we had a separately argument designed by the equal justice society and the public advocates to look at what was possible and this is what is possible a lot time and energy into this the supervisors are taking a risk and we need to support that. >> yes. i bought a neighborhood preference but looking at supervisorial district as a win we need to work together we need to make some change happen other things added on top of that for the african-american yes, ma'am displacements preferences noted just about neighborhood by displacement outburst of san francisco not just the neighborhood but the entire city to supporting that and make change happen and make that happen today, i think that it is really important that we stop th

lots of within our city and out of our city i want to relocate that some of the community partners kathy daviss structural and reverend brown is critical and others i saw also reverend townsend those folks are structural in getting where we are this battle is only beginning an uphill battle and others in the chamber and so we need to get organized and stay focused what our goal is i believe that neighborhood preference will play a role in the fears of modot and low income families that the new housing we've priced them out in the communities and this legislation will create a preference for percentage of affordable housing units for residents who currently live in the neighborhood where affordable housing is being built why not get a piece of this we're shouldn't the brunt of the development so we have neighborhoods - investing hundreds of thousands of dollars and marketing programs that were specifically talk to people that have been displaced out of san francisco this is another element we'll be voting on today it is a problem it is one thing to say unit available and another thing to make s

the application process we've done a tremendous job i want to acknowledge one of the my champions kathy davis and kathy didn't say but she is the executive directors of the george b davis senior center we're building thousands of units of senior housing which is not enough we need more but the thousands we have she's single-handed collected 4 thousand applications for 2 thousand units so my point is when you puts diligent work and a little bit of dollars together but will reach people you will get them to turnout and fill out the application and can change the tide we've spent time talking about ousted migration and what it comes to in migration retention that is just as important as speaking to the makers of this policy as we continue to talk about housing for all and for every person in the chamber that voted for prop a thank you very much you've significantly helped us to build public housing part of the affordable housing and inside of san francisco noted directly related to this particular piece of policy but we talk about the housing we can't forgot billion those people in housing and p

and i'm kathy be davis the director of str services the african-american leaders that have all come up and support that and want to to move forward speaking on their behalf and the on behalf of the community we need to make change happy i disagree with this i have been working on this for over a year and a half the legislation since june up personally made sure we had a separately argument designed by the equal justice society and the public advocates to look at what was possible and this is what is possible a lot time and energy into this the supervisors are taking a risk and we need to support that. >> yes. i bought a neighborhood preference but looking at supervisorial district as a win we need to work together we need to make some change happen other things added on top of that for the african-american yes, ma'am displacements preferences noted just about neighborhood by displacement outburst of san francisco not just the neighborhood but the entire city to supporting that and make change happen and make that happen today, i think that it is really important that we stop th

kathie. tell bus her. >> susan berman was a mob daughter. her dad was davyerman who was partners with bugsy siegel in las vegas. she met robert durst when they both went to ucla. they became fast friends. and she understood him. they both came from money. they were sort of the entitled background. and they stayed friends. and when she graduated she moved up to san francisco, graduated with a master's degree, and then followed robert durst to new york city. >> and in fact, didn't he walk her down the aisle when she got married? >> he sure did. she called him "the brother i never had." and he walked her down the aisle. >> and everybody knew how close they were, but did they ever have a romantic relationship? >> they were never, never that way. she was never interested in him that way and vice versa. but they told each other everything. >> but kathy, did he ever talk to the media? i don't believe he did. >> he never talked to the media. she was -- you know, robert durst had a way of hiding very well. and he hid behind susan. >> i do firmly believe she's the one

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