colleagues i'm extremely glad to say that the parties involved lennar i see calle quarto have reached settlement and the process that withdrawn i feel that the outcome was incredibly positive for the community again, thank you loren our calle quarto doing the hard work to get there and with that i'd like to move to table. >> supervisor ronen made a motion to table item - sorry. >> can i read that. >> thank you. >> make a motion to file items 23, and 25 and i'm sorry 23 and 25 - and to approve item 24. >> okay. so supervisor ronen has made a motion to approve item 24 and table item 25. >> yeah. >> yes and it is seconded by supervisor peskin supervisor peskin i saw your hand like up for 3 minutes. >> you have said what the maker of the motion meant to say that is table 25. >> okay. and before i open up for public comment commenting you had comments. >> yes. i wanted to thank and acknowledge supervisor ronen office and previously supervisor campos for the work on this and want to recognize and acknowledge lennar for being the first to commit to 24 percent affordable housing and come mr.

colleagues i'm extremely glad to say that the parties involved lennar i see calle quarto have reached settlement and the process that withdrawn i feel that the outcome was incredibly positive for the community again, thank you loren our calle quarto doing the hard work to get there and with that i'd like to move to table. >> supervisor ronen made a motion to table item - sorry. >> can i read that. >> thank you. >> make a motion to file items 23, and 25 and i'm sorry 23 and 25 - and to approve item 24. >> okay. so supervisor ronen has made a motion to approve item 24 and table item 25. >> yeah. >> yes and it is seconded by supervisor peskin supervisor peskin i saw your hand like up for 3 minutes. >> you have said what the maker of the motion meant to say that is table 25. >> okay. and before i open up for public comment commenting you had comments. >> yes. i wanted to thank and acknowledge supervisor ronen office and previously supervisor campos for the work on this and want to recognize and acknowledge lennar for being the first to commit to 24 percent affordable housing and come mr.

colleagues i'm extremely glad to say that the parties involved lennar i see calle quarto have reached settlement and the process that withdrawn i feel that the outcome was incredibly positive for the community again, thank you loren our calle quarto doing the hard work to get there and with that i'd like to move to table. >> supervisor ronen made a motion to table item - sorry. >> can i read that. >> thank you. >> make a motion to file items 23, and 25 and i'm sorry 23 and 25 - and to approve item 24. >> okay. so supervisor ronen has made a motion to approve item 24 and table item 25. >> yeah. >> yes and it is seconded by supervisor peskin supervisor peskin i saw your hand like up for 3 minutes. >> you have said what the maker of the motion meant to say that is table 25. >> okay. and before i open up for public comment commenting you had comments. >> yes. i wanted to thank and acknowledge supervisor ronen office and previously supervisor campos for the work on this and want to recognize and acknowledge lennar for being the first to commit to 24 percent affordable housing and come mr.

try to literally go to lennar and threatened and buy one share of lennar corporation stock and advise them as a shareholder i will go to their audit committee at the corporate headquarters, with the complaint and i will instigate an investigation. guess what lennar did in san francisco? they backed off very very quickly. they went to their general counsel and they got advice on how to structure this deal where not one dollar will go to the nonprofit organization, or to a member the board of supervisors. in this case hillary ronen. thank you. thank you for your service, both in particular commissioner kopp two i remember in the early days on the board of supervisors with barbara gelato. two key people in the history of san francisco that served the citizens well. and thank you mr. keane collier public service. i just hope your legacy here in san francisco will be to bring campaign finance back to a status where we can trust the process. i hope you build the enforcement and that you don't have to rely on public numbers-public citizens in san francisco to basically take up the enforcemen

lennar probably has some of the cheapest land. homebuilders consist of is cheap land. toll is most creative upper end. they're cheap, 30% discount to the market. i think it is something everybody can agree on. because all the politicians want to come home to say we created jobs this is perfect example even more than infrastructure does. liz: geopolitical tensions notwithstanding, people still feel uncertainty but you add that into the mix, are they really willing to plunge down money for a new home? will that really drive those earnings and more importantly how does geosplit hen shuns factor into the way you invest clients money. >> first one, first-time homebuyers push things forward. we had a long period of time where we didn't create that much new housing. now we're seeing it in a lot of different areas. once a trend gets into place, it lasts longer and goes farther than everybody expects. political tension everybody worries about volatility, certainly our investors. that become as difficult story. where the yield plays in with

try to literally go to lennar and threatened and buy one share of lennar corporation stock and advise them as a shareholder i will go to their audit committee at the corporate headquarters, with the complaint and i will instigate an investigation. guess what lennar did in san francisco? they backed off very very quickly. they went to their general counsel and they got advice on how to structure this deal where not one dollar will go to the nonprofit organization, or to a member the board of supervisors. in this case hillary ronen. thank you. thank you for your service, both in particular commissioner kopp two i remember in the early days on the board of supervisors with barbara gelato. two key people in the history of san francisco that served the citizens well. and thank you mr. keane collier public service. i just hope your legacy here in san francisco will be to bring campaign finance back to a status where we can trust the process. i hope you build the enforcement and that you don't have to rely on public numbers-public citizens in san francisco to basically take up the enforcemen

they are trading much lower on the day including lennar it and df horton and poultry homes almost down%. one analyst said this is an additional headwind forhese companies. they typically by their lumber in advance. another analt said he believes it could cause the home builders to have to raise prices by up to 2%. perhaps that's why the stocks are down. lumberake a look at why is behaving this way. this is the percentage of total canadian softwood lumber to the u.s., 76%. wilbur ross, the commerce secretary in an interview with david about an hour ago said that the u.s. is open to hearing new proposals from canada. at the time of your interview, the u.s., we still have not heard anything. these segments are being hit by that potential tariff on canadian lumber. david: thank you very much. the debate over tax reform dominates washington but what are ceos thinking? daybreak america had in his schools of interview with the honeywell chief executive. he grew the company's market cap from $20 billion to $90 billion so he has a unique insight. we asked him for his thoughts about president tr

lennar is building a new development. homes are going on the market right now.is being developed in phases. it is an incredible new neighborhood. one thing that the city of san francisco needs is more housing. so that will solve a big need for the city of san francisco. it doesn't erase the fact that sports teams bring civic pride to our cities. >> that is the hardest part to prove, it is hard to measure. if you do dollars and cents and bottom line, which oakland looked at that and does it make financial sense. how do you measure civic pride with the cost. >> that's a good question. what oakland was looking at, do we spend taxpayer dollars to fund a new stadium. that's a tough question. >> and i remember when the giants had their privately financed stayed up, other cities were worried that would become the trend. that has become the trend. the city doesn't have to be on the hook. cities don't pay for that sort of stuff anymore, do they. >> nevada is giving the raiders taxpayer dollars. >> would you ever do that in san francisco. >> absolutely not. >> do you thin

the chopper went down in the golf course in lennar town for the army says it was conducting a routine training flight. the cause of the crash is under investigation. president trump is going after the democrats, trying to stage a major upset in a big-money special election in georgia. 30-year-old former congressional staffer has spent nearly $5.5 million since february. he is running for the congressional seat vacated when tom price became the president's health and human services secretary. president trump tweeted "the super liberal democrat in the georgia congressional race tomorrow wants to protect criminals, allow illegal immigration, and raise taxes." democrats have united behind osof. stocks were up today. the dow jumped 184. s&p 500 finished i had 20. nasdaq gained 52. up next, major power struggle for the top job of a key american ally. here's what some of our fox affiliates recovering. fox 32 in chicago, united airlines is changing its policy about allowing employees to bump paying passengers for this is a result of last week's embarrassing video of a man being dragged up a f

home builder lennar is taking a one time charge against earnings.pears litigation from the 2008 case will result in the payment at the high end of its prior expectations. the case involved whether or not lennar was required to purchase property in maryland. that stock not moving in the premarket on this. hilton has lagged its pierce in stock performance but has a number of positive catalysts ahead. and spicemaker mccormick reportedly considering a bid for brands being shopped by britain including french's mustard according to the telegraph nup which says mccormick would face competition. >>> former assistant secretary of state p.j. crowley is going to join us to talk syria, china and the president's foreign policy moves. then geopolitics and the fed. mohamed el-erian, chief economic adviser at allianz is going to share his latest outlook. be live monday. e custl can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you

lennar and others have held up well. social media stocks have been doing great.tter is doing all right. google, 10 cents doing okay overall. some of the gold miners are up notably. we noted the emerging market stocks have done well on top of that. there are sectors doing very well overall and holding up. you heard the guys talking about the trucking deal. i won't belabor swift and knight. but i think it's some important points about the trucking industry because it may be in need of consolidation. there's a lot of problems in the industry overall. we have talked a lot about driver shortages that's been out there for a while. with the sluggish demand in general. we have seen some weak used equipment market. put up the full screen and see what the problems are. then the overall issue of the fragmented market out there. the ten largest carriers are less than 10% of the market. even swift which is supposedly the biggest one out there has a very, very small overall market share. by the way, swift's primary customers are in the retail space. a little side story about t

van ness as a temporary gift from the lennar multifamily community. this will allow the city to use the site as a temporary navigation center focused on addressing the tenant and kim and crisis in the mission. as you are all aware the mission is one of the communities hit hardest by our citywide homeless crisis. the mission alone has around 300 people living on the street and a significant number of homeless individuals are currently living in tents on our sidewalks under extremely unsafe and unhealthy conditions and in a densely populated residential area. since i assumed office in january i've received daily calls and emails asked me to address the impairment and crisis animation i believe it it's my responsibility to take action in response to the request of my constituents have been begging for the city's help in addressing this issue. we are facing a public health crisis in the mission. when that severely harms homeless people, forced to sleep in unsafe conditions, and one that also negatively impacts house residence who are living near tent and

van ness as a temporary gift from the lennar multifamily community. this will allow the city to use the site as a temporary navigation center focused on addressing the tenant and kim and crisis in the mission. as you are all aware the mission is one of the communities hit hardest by our citywide homeless crisis. the mission alone has around 300 people living on the street and a significant number of homeless individuals are currently living in tents on our sidewalks under extremely unsafe and unhealthy conditions and in a densely populated residential area. since i assumed office in january i've received daily calls and emails asked me to address the impairment and crisis animation i believe it it's my responsibility to take action in response to the request of my constituents have been begging for the city's help in addressing this issue. we are facing a public health crisis in the mission. when that severely harms homeless people, forced to sleep in unsafe conditions, and one that also negatively impacts house residence who are living near tent and

san francisco chronicle, the [inaudible] committee counsel [inaudible] came to an agreement with lennar multifamily communities project that also sits in the latino cultural district. i am hopeful that the parties can reach a similar agreement here and believe given some more time to sit down with one another would help with that process good so colleagues whom i would ask that you would support this continuous. >> supervisor ronen has made a motion to continue as to the meeting of april 18 27 and it was seconded by supervisor cohen. colleagues, before we vote on this continuous, we do need to take public comment specifically on the continuance. so if there's a members of the public would like to speak as a relates to the continuance, please, come forward. first speaker, you have 2 min. >> hello. laura clark with [inaudible] action. i knew you couldn't continue this but this is why we don't have the housing we need. it's because we play games with it. if you want to get developers out of politics, it's time to take the politics out of developments. if you want to get rid of a page play

van ness as a temporary gift from the lennar multifamily community. this will allow the city to use the site as a temporary navigation center focused on addressing the tenant and kim and crisis in the mission. as you are all aware the mission is one of the communities hit hardest by our citywide homeless crisis. the mission alone has around 300 people living on the street and a significant number of homeless individuals are currently living in tents on our sidewalks under extremely unsafe and unhealthy conditions and in a densely populated residential area. since i assumed office in january i've received daily calls and emails asked me to address the impairment and crisis animation i believe it it's my responsibility to take action in response to the request of my constituents have been begging for the city's help in addressing this issue. we are facing a public health crisis in the mission. when that severely harms homeless people, forced to sleep in unsafe conditions, and one that also negatively impacts house residence who are living near tent and