on virginia lenz ~ valencia, you have three schools. [speaker not understood]. go out there, stand out there. you will see -- >> thank you, sir. [multiple voices] >> next speaker, please. >> veronika bell. >> next speaker. okay, you're finished. [cheering and applauding] >> okay, next speaker. >> veronika bell. herbert wiener, annie bows. those are the last speakers. >> next speaker. >>> thank you for having me today. my name is annie bell and i'm here to talk about the shuttle program which i support. i'd first like to start out saying i'm a san francisco native and a currentes are department and i use shuttles every day. with that said i use muni regularly. i walk, i ride bikes and it's just another option for me to be able to get to work. i love san francisco and i love being from here and i love that right now i have the opportunity to raise my children here. with that said, even being a tech worker and taking the shutter, housing affordability is a big concern for me raising children here and i really want to point out that folks in the tech sector, folks w

and i was looking at it from the lenz of how do we keep kids, families in the city. and the example i would use, it may not be a big percentage of examples, but it was my example. what if you're a married couple that bought a four-unit place and all of a sudden you have two kids and your one bedroom isn't going to make it any more. and the opportunity to merge or put two units together so that you stay there is a possibility. and if it's not a possibility, would you move out of the city or not. so, then, we would lose -- if that's not a possibility, then you might lose that family. but on the other hand, it was explained to me that you could also lose families by asking tenants to leave. so, it's a trade-off of which family you're going to lose. and, so, i think with the amendment of having the years reduced from ten years to five years is a compromise to me that maybe you would keep the tenants with kids for five years and hopefully you don't lose the family that [speaker not understood] and stay in our schools and they'll think five years is a worthwhile wait to st

not included. >> joining us now is real estate broker to the superrich dolly lenz.ace are. >> the indiana colts house in carmel, indiana, which is a really nice suburb of indiana. and the pittsburgh steelers house is in chapel -- fox chapel which is outside pennsylvania, great, great house. >> the brick behemoth where morgan brennan was clearly the winner. there was a theater, come on. >> a theater, a super custom home, everything in that house looks like it was made for a megabillionaire. it is so beautifully done. >> those markets talk to me about taxes, how expensive it is to have a home there. >> that's the big issue. so, in carmel, the taxes on that house are 8,300$8,300 a year. >> wow. >> which actually isn't bad. >> no, it's pretty good. >> exactly. and pittsburgh, right, the pittsburgh house, which is in -- is $25,000 a year. $25,000. that is the highest of all the houses that we've selected for today. so, i have to tell you, that's really, really an issue for most people you talk about, you know, $2,000 a month, just taxes. >> is there super bowl impact on

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joined by jim lenz, head of toyota north america and ft-1. we'll show you pictures. wow!bout sports cars and said, clean sheet of paper, give us what you think the ultimate sports car is. and ft-1 is what they came up wirth. >> the core of what toyota talked about, we've got to get more passionate? >> it's all about his definition of heartpounding, passionate excitement and that's what it represents. >> behind us, you have the fcv, fuel cell vehicle. >> yes. >> when do we start to see fuel cells take-off in but for the masses it's available. >> i think late 2014 from some manufacturers. we begin our sales in 2015. so we think it's the real deal. it's going to depend a lot of infrastructure. states like california that have a plan for infrastructure, i think you'll see strong acceptance. >> this gets to what we were talking about before we went on air, fuel prices. you have a different view than everybody else. you think we're in a range where it's going to plateau, right? >> i think that's what we're seeing. interesting to see what happens this spring. in the spring we se