[applause] >> thank you, lee roy. our next speaker is from silicon valley bank, wonderful in providing financing to this project. >> thank you. i would like to acknowledge a few people from the bank's staff that are here. keith, who came down from santa rosa, our credit officer. judy, who worked on the credit approval. donald, who worked on the project. after mclane, she came as our attorney on this project. i am with the community development finance group. i am glad that you brought up the safeway, because even though i did not know mary, i got an urban action grant so that that safeway could be built in the western addition. i have history with the neighborhood itself. i am glad that it is well integrated and doing well. silicon valley bank is a proud and consistent sponsor of affordable housing. i know that you all realize that this project is a special, but i do not think you realize how really special it is. this was only one of four projects in the entire area that got 9% tax credit last time around. which was

me, lee roy king, martin luther king, i was marching with them when they discriminated against us not having jobs, being teachers and everything. chinese, japanese, mexicans, we fought and that is what my dream was all about. i am so proud that i have lived to see this. all of the war does not mean anything to me. martin luther king deserves the credit. he made a dream come true for everyone i am so proud that our city is recognizing all minorities. we have to stick together because we have a long fight. what keeps me going and i have fought for mar mr. king, i helped to build it, i sit down and the streets when the police would be us, they did not want us to have this. i fought so hard and i saw many things. one thing that i will live to see and i am proud, i am worried about the future for the people. i hope that all of you take this in consideration, makes them proud, stopped them trying to kill each other. if you can be anything in your dreams can come true. that is all i wanted to say. thank you. [applause] >> to all of the supervisors that are present here today, i truly want to

. >> my name is matt lee roy. i have been a san francisco resident for eight years. what it boils down to is that we are in a sanctuary city. california state law allows people with a medical condition who need to use cannabis to use cannabis to treat their conditions, as does san francisco law. we are assigned to rossetti. it is important that patients in all parts of the city have equal access to their medicine. the other thing that concerns me is that one of the complainants in this case happens to be a religious institution. our constitution protect us with a separation of church and state. i would be very wary and cautious about what a group of possible religious fundamentalists might have to say. it sounds like they might be trying to push their religious agenda. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> fellow commissioners. mining is albert l -- my name is albert lake. san francisco is a sanctuary city, not a divided city. how can you be safe here and not here? there are children and crime everywhere. having a dispensary is not going to change everyth

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lee. arkansas senator john boozeman. indiana senator dan cothse. kansas senator, jerry moran. missouri senator roy blunt.pshire senator kelly yotes. north dakota senator john hoben. ohio senator rob portman. wisconsin senator ron johnson. yea. illinois senator mark kirk. that's 13 new republican senators in this last election. we only need four more senators and we win the united states senate. [cheers and applause] and then harry reid will have the very rich opportunity to join speaker pelosi, now nancy pelosi, in the new minority. yea. [applause] and, more importantly, common sense and a new hopefully conservative majority will run the united states senate. and don't think a conservative senate wouldn't be a huge change from decades of leadership here in washington d.c. but it gets even better. take a look at the governor seats in this last election. after these governor seats, we have 29 out of the 50 seats are in republican hands. 29 governor seats. [applause] 20 are democrat and there's always an independent out there somewhere. so even more good news. and i think this actually might be some of the