.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >> (clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously to serve the lgbt seniors so thank you to my staff and finally and more importantly i want to thank our lgbt seniors this is your day for your bravery your tireless work and your believe in social justice that's why we're here. >> (clapping.) >> and please know this building is not the end this is the beginning this is the beginning of work we'll do together because every lgbt elderly every urban design team o lgbt elderly deserves not only housing but in a lo place in the course call home we'll not be dysfunction until that happens. >> (c

.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >> (clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously to serve the lgbt seniors so thank you to my staff and finally and more importantly i want to thank our lgbt seniors this is your day for your bravery your tireless work and your believe in social justice that's why we're here. >> (clapping.) >> and please know this building is not the end this is the beginning this is the beginning of work we'll do together because every lgbt elderly every urban design team o lgbt elderly deserves not only housing but in a lo place in the course call home we'll not be dysfunction until that happens. >> (c

.) >> i did not expect that marcie thank you. congratulations this is a fantastic day i'm martin with wells fargo advisors and i live in the same building as mark leno's sister in washington, d.c. we had drinks last month what a small world we have things in which we serve and many key members involved that open house over the years he is a current board member on the chairman and on others development committee i as marcie mentioned on the board and i joined the board because i want to honor those who paved the path of justice that we've been at the front of today and. >> (clapping.) >> yeah - >> (clapping.) >> and as the mayor said they may live in dignity in a beautiful city wells fargos culture is about inclusion and respect for more than 25 years worked with the lgbt community specifically here in san francisco we have 7 thousand key members and 50 pride organizations around the country and with our 14 years of commitment to open house the programs and the events and the support of lgbt community we look forward to doing tha

.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >> (clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously to serve the lgbt seniors so thank you to my staff and finally and more importantly i want to thank our lgbt seniors this is your day for your bravery your tireless work and your believe in social justice that's why we're here. >> (clapping.) >> and please know this building is not the end this is the beginning this is the beginning of work we'll do together because every lgbt elderly every urban design team o lgbt elderly deserves not only housing but in a lo place in the course call home we'll not be dysfunction until that happens. >> (c

.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >> (clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously to serve the lgbt seniors so thank you to my staff and finally and more importantly i want to thank our lgbt seniors this is your day for your bravery your tireless work and your believe in social justice that's why we're here. >> (clapping.) >> and please know this building is not the end this is the beginning this is the beginning of work we'll do together because every lgbt elderly every urban design team o lgbt elderly deserves not only housing but in a lo place in the course call home we'll not be dysfunction until that happens. >> (c

wn.the lines will be redra host: democratic marcy>> washin. host: our first guest of the morning, representative ted yoho of florida. he serves on the foreign affairs committee. thank you for joining us. guest: thanks for having me on. host: the story this morning in the papers talks about another from north korea. what does this post for the united states? guest: it just shows an

marci gonzalez, abc7 news, los angeles. larry: tonight the caps start round two of the stanley cup playoffs. >> if you missed it som but they will have to get through the average nemesis to get closer to the lord stanley's cup. larry: steve rudin is live outside verizon center with the fans and the gorgeous weather. it's fantastic here. a see of red. a lot of spirit. who is going to win? >> the caps. steve: how many games will it take? >> three. >> a lot of folks will enjoy themselves. the see of red will grow. who is winning? >> caps. >> go caps. steve: awesome. you have the spirit here. the beer is flowing. behind me it was quiet earlier. in the next hour or so the sidewalk will be packed. we will head back inside to doug hill with better weather news on the way. doug? doug: wonderful. have a good sunny and warm. the nats are playing in colorado. home tomorrow night at 7:05. there is low cloudiness >>> the temperature started to climb quickly. now it's 82 at the park. this time tomorrow it could be 89 degrees there. and 8

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from the far left is marcy ross wolf. did i get that right this time? marcy wolf roth.he serves as the tourism development at the maryland office of tourism and development. she leads the program responsible for the management of the state's customer contact centers. the twomt of new, regional and statewide travel products and the county cooperative branch program that provides matching grants to the state's 23 counties in baltimore city and ocean city. she represents the motd on the capital region u.s. board of directors, the maryland heritage area authority and numerous other tourism-related entities. she assisted in identifying sites capable of receiving $15 million in grants awarding to help development multiple historic tourist destinations throughout the state of maryland including the harriet tubman ubds ground railroad bypass. for her work, she's been honored by a number of organizations including the white house conference on cooperative conservation and the african-american tourism council of maryland. it was under her leadership that maryland was the first in

corporal stephen ballard was veteran of the force and grew up in marcie kobriger. alexandra limon reports. >> it hurts. i love my son. and only time i'll see him him now is a dream or 3eubg9. >> forever burned in his heart is his son. delaware state trooper corporal stephen ballard. forever burned in his memory is the moment he cot the got ul the call and law enforcement families fear and hope they never get. >> she said stephen was involved in a shooting and it doesn't look good and he's in grave condition. so i started crying you know and she put the phone she said here, you know, he can hear you. she put the phone next to his head and i was telling him how mumuch i loved him and i'm on my way and you cannot leave me, you're all i have you know? and i just told her i said i'm on my way. >> after talking to his son kevin ballard did everything he could do get from the his marcie kobriger home to delaware. despite escort from prince george skount jury police and helicopter provided by delaware state police he did not make it. and authorities in delaware said corpor

in california, marci gonzalez, abc news. >> and hope for more of it. next time i'm at the beach.u want up there. >> giving you peace of mind. >>> that's what's making news in america th >> good morning everyone, 4:30 a.m., monday, april 17. tam is off, nydia han joins us, breaking this morning. >>> 17 separate shootings in philadelphia over the weekend, most of the wounded survived, but three were killed. >>> a weekend missile launch from north korea failed leaving some wondering if the u.s. had hackers disrupting it. >> more spring temperatures torn to the area today. >> that's a good way to get into weather and tff

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, at least four people dead after four powerful tornadoesthrough texas. >> there's a tornado crossing the road right in front of us. >> reporter: this giant wedge tornado slamming into the town of canton. ripping homes from their foundations. >> completely demolished. >> reporter: leaving trucks wrapped around trees. and at this car dealership, an entire lot of new vehicles, demolished. >> what could've happened to all of these people, and my son could've been in there. >> reporter: here at the rustic barn, it was prom night. the teens just starting to arrive when the dance's dj, kris ingram, saw the giant twister moving towards them. >> i ran in, i said we gotta get cover, it's gonna be a direct hit. >> reporter: he and the venue's owner rushing about 20 people into two bathrooms a out the storm. >> people were screaming and crying. we backed our backs against the door. >> reporter: when they finally came out, this is what they saw, the building torn apart. the three rooms they were hiding in, the only ones left standing. >> it was unbeliev

marci gonzalez with her story. >> hacked and then stuck with the charges. darlene howard is trying to warn others that her phone billing nightmare could happen to anyone. >> buyer beware. look at the small print. >> reporter: she explains a hacker somehow got into her california pr company's phone line. and made repeated calls to cuba. racking up nearly $6,400 bill. howard whose business consults with media companies including abc news says she called spectrum and though her phone service provider acknowledged there was a hack, howard says she was told she still had to pay half the bill. >> why would i have to pay half of the amount? oh, when hacked your problem, your fault? i said how dhacan that be. >> reporter: spectrum says howard's business phone system purchased through a third party was compromised not our voice service to her phone. they say howard didn't have the proper security settings and two months before the bill arrived they notified her about unusual activity on her account which she denies. the company took another $500 off the remaining $3

abc news reporter marci gonzalez has our story. >> it's all right.all good. >> reporter: tonight, netflix hit by hackers. ten new episodes of the streaming service's hit show "orange is the new black" reportedly leaked online more than a month before their scheduled release. >> okay. two. >> the hacking group the dark overlord claiming they uploaded the episodes from the upcoming season 5 to an illegal file-sharing service after they say netflix didn't pay a ransom. netflix telling "variety" "we are aware of the situation," blaming the breach on a production vendor used by several major tv studios having its security compromised. and tonight a new threat. the hackers also claim to have unreleased shows and movies from other companies, tweeting, "who is next on the list? fox, ifc, nat geo and abc. oh what fun we're going to have." >> i think it's going to be a wake-up call for the rest of hollywood. >> reporter: this the first major entertainment breach since sony was hacked in 2014. those sieber criminals making executives' and stars' e-mails public

.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >>clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously to serve the lgbt seniors so thank you to my staff and finally and more importantly i want to thank our lgbt seniors this is your day for your bravery your tireless work and your believe in social justice that's why we're here. >> (clapping.) >> and please know this building is not the end this is the beginning this is the beginning of work we'll do together because every lgbt elderly every urban design team o lgbt elderly deserves not only housing but in a lo place in the course call home we'll not be dysfunction until that happens. >> (cla

show it'slved in a tv a technical advisor come marcy street.v show, they have casted actress to play harriet tubman for the next season. have -- have any of you been consulted and if so, what you think their take will be on harriet tubman? they tend to over dramatize the underground railroad. up fory i just signed the march 11 -- there's a bus trip from washington up through the visitors center, an all-day posture. think we still places. with questions. would a new one of them? heritage tourism is an important part of what we are now doing in history, particularly in public history. think your question -- we have -- we have tohow make sense and engage. one of the things again, traveling with two grandchildren, they love the fact that there are these junior ranger programs. their ways to engage. so much as to what the waterways, you get that energy. while welso add that do not always like to be very supportive of popular culture taking these awful questions, sometimes we need to be very glad because it gets out to a wider audience. even if it is

marci gonzalez joins us with more. hi, marci. >> hi, paula and dan. that's right.it could be thousands of dollars. experts tell us, this woman is not alone. hacked and then stuck with the charges. darlene howard says she's trying to warn others that her phone billing nightmare could happen to anyone. >> buyer beware? look at the small print? >> reporter: she explains a hacker somehow got into her california p.r. company's phone line and made repeated calls to cuba. rack up a nearly $6400 bill. howard, whose business consults with media companies, including abc news, says she called spectrum. and though her phone service provider acknowledged there was some kind of hack, howard was told she still had to pay half the bill. >> why would i have to pay half the amount? oh, well, we're hacked, it's your problem. i said, how can that possibly be? >> reporter: they said howard's business phone system, purchased through a third party, was compromised, not her voice service to her firm. they say she didn't have the proper security settings. and two months before the bill arr

marci, thank you. >>> moving oversales to the devastating images coming out of colombia. intense rains triggering an avalanche of water and mud. families with young children and elderly grandparents swept away as they slept in their beds when three rivers overflowed. abc's stephanie ramos with the latest on rescue efforts. >> reporter: tonight, more than 100 people killed and hundreds more missing as mudslides devastate a southern town in colombia. mud and debris crashing into homes, killing people in their slee heavy rainfall caused three rivers to overflow, triggering an avalanche of water, wiping out entire neighborhoods. survivors say the avalanche of water was so strong, it shook buildings. bridges like this one, toppled. at least 154 people confirmed dead.0 more missing. and at least 400 hurt. villagers desperately digging for survivors. soldiers making their way through the destruction, carrying bodies on makeshift through muddy waters, this baby, safely rescued. colombia's president flying in soon after the disaster to oversee rescue efforts. colombian authorities

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: this surfer recovering tonight.tating part of his leg, after witnesses say a 12-foot shark attacked him off the coast of hawaii friday. >> he caught a white water and is yelling, yelling for help. once i saw the blood trail, i called 911. >> reporter: that same day, another surfer's leg bitten by a shark in florida, the fifth attack in that state in just the past week. now, researchers are testing a new high-tech method to warn beachgoers when sharks are swimming nearby. the system in australia uses a drone with an attached camera that not only sends back a live view of what's below, but distinguishes sharks from other marine life. >> we believe it's something that will give us the capability of seeing sharks a lot more readily. >> reporter: officials in seal beach, california, already use similar technology, launching from the shore, quickly confirming shark sightings, instead of the old method of scouring the coast on wave runners, which used to take hours. >> the great advantage of this is, i can launch this, fly

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that's where we find marci gonzalez. hi, marci. >> reporter: absolutely. astounding damage. you can see this suv that was tumbled. mud-caked and left upside down by those intense winds. so strong, it ripped the bark of the trees. this other vehicle was picked up and thrown into that tree right there. this is just a glimpse of the damage that was left behind. >> there's a tornado crossing the road right in front of us. >> reporter: overnight, at least five people killed as massive tornadoes tore through texas. >> oh, my gosh. there is stuff in the air. >> reporter: the national weather service confirming three violent twisters ripping through multiple counties east of dallas, destroying homes. >> this is ridiculous. that is from the pool. >> reporter: tree branches snaking through overturned cars. nearly 50 people left injured. >> today, we're in the process of search and recovery at this very moment. >> reporter: here, you see the tornado tearing along i-20, smashing up to 40 cars on the interstate. gutting this dodge car dealership. flipping over pickup trucks like toys. er

arizona congresswoman marcy mix sally at the american israel policy conference. >> the state of israela modern-day david, and goliath is the arsenal of hundreds of thousands of rockets and missiles and -- and at the jewish state by terror groups but hezbollah and hamas. had a majore israel upgrade in technology that will help to take down the next giant. amen. [applause] the david sling missile-defense system, which was co-developed by israel ref failed systems and the american defense contractor. >> c-span programs are available at www.c-span.org, announcer: now a discussion on the future of the republican party. from washington journal, visit 30 minutes. spencer, the dave founder of tactically -- practically republican, which is what? >> the best way to think of it is i am an endangered beasties, i'm an old-fashioned, rockefeller republican. i have always been interested in politics and the parties changed so much in the last 30 years. i am worried that we have gone away from a lot of our core values of what the party stands

marcy and chris kristen son's backyard has gone to the hogs. >> vietnamese, asian, giuliani, they'llall the same pig. >> reporter: they currently have two bricks and mason. bricks is the gentle one who likes to layout in the shade. mason is the alpha pig, but doesn't care for the limelight. together they run the california pot belly pig association with more than a thousand members around the world. >> i find i relate to them better than i relate to dogs or cats or anything else. >> cats look down on you. dogs look up to you and pigs look the square in the eye. >> reporter: that quote is from winston church hill but he should have added except when they're eating. the couple is glad she is thinking about allowing residents to own pot belly pigs except for one provision in the ordinance which would require the pets to way under 100 pounds. >> they grow till they're five typically, and i've seen 300 pounders. >> pigs won't climb up in your lap necessarily thank god. [ laughter ] >> reporter: they believe that standard comes from a 20-year-old set of guidelines for one-year-old show pig

owners marcie and chris have kept pigs since 1990 and they say those weights are normal. but what's normal in pleasant hill would be illegal under the weight limit. marcie thinks the 100-pound restriction comes from an old guide line for one-year-old pot bellied and show pigs. the california pot bellied pig association that she runs with husband chris has more than 1,000 members from around the globe who write asking forred a virs. here's what she tells potential pig owners. >> they're always trying to get into things, they can be very destructive if they want, they can be very gentle and loving. >> reporter: the christiansons say the city would be better off adding more substantive idea it. >> if they want to mutt restrictions, mandatory licensing, mandatory spay and neuter. >> and the pigs can be hard on lawns and homes, rack up expensive medical bills and are totally inappropriate for apartments. in pleasant hill, eric thomas, abc7 news. >>> $100 million in damage, thousands of people evacuated and months later, there's finally some talk about how to prevent an epic fl

marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> a federal judge here in california has approved a $25 million settlement against the now defunct trump university. president trump had vowed to never settle but after being elected president, he said he didn't have time for a trial. >> today the president tweeted a picture from a meeting with condoleezza rice. she's currently a professor at stanford. sean spicer says rice and president trump discussed threats and america's efforts to defeat isis. also at the white house today, a minor gaffe. president trump showed up in the oval office to sign an executive order targeting trade abuses and then the reporter asked the president a question about his former national security adviser michael flynn. it appeared to distract him, at which point he turned and walked out without signing the order. before trump could get too far, vice president mike pence stopped the president and consulted with him in the doorway. pence then picked up the unsigned order off the desk and followed trump out of the room. >> today hillary clinton gave her second public speech

marcy adelman, who's one of the co-founders of openhouse, a resource organization for lgbtq seniors.'ll talk about a new development, strictly, well, i shouldn't say strictly, but inclusive of lgbtq seniors, and affordable housing. we'll also speak to ed decker, who's the artistic director of the new conservatory theatre center, about a new program that he has, right now, that's playing at the theater, and we should all go see. it's called "everything that's beautiful."

owners marcie and chris have kept pigs since 1990 and they say those weights are normal. but what's normal in pleasant hill would be illegal under the weight limit. marcie thinks the 100-pound restriction comes from an old guide line for one-year-old pot bellied and show pigs. the california pot bellied pig association that she runs with husband chris has more than 1,000 members from around the globe who write asking forred a virs. here's what she tells potential pig owners. >> they're always trying to get into things, they can be very destructive if they want, they can be very gentle and loving. >> reporter: the christiansons say the city would be better off adding more substantive idea it. >> if they want to mutt restrictions, mandatory licensing, mandatory spay and neuter. >> and the pigs can be hard on lawns and homes, rack up expensive medical bills and are totally inappropriate for apartments. in pleasant hill, eric thomas, abc7 news. >>> $100 million in damage, thousands of people evacuated and months later, there's finally some talk about how to prevent an epic fl

.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >>apping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously to serve the lgbt seniors so thank you to my staff and finally and more importantly i want to thank our lgbt seniors this is your day for your bravery your tireless work and your believe in social justice that's why we're here. >> (clapping.) >> and please know this building is not the end this is the beginning this is the beginning of work we'll do together because every lgbt elderly every urban design team o lgbt elderly deserves not only housing but in a lo place in the course call home we'll not be dysfunction until that happens. >> (clapp

corporate steven ballard was eight year vet reign of the force that grew up in marcie kobriger. ballard's father said he lost his only son. more from alexandra limon. >> it hurts. i love my son. and only time i see him now is a dream or picture. he'll always be rekd. >> forever burned if his heart is a his son delaware state trooper stephen ballard forever burned in the memory is the moment he got the call law enforcement families fear and hope they never get. >> she said that stephen was involved in an shooting. and it doesn't look g he's in grave condition. so i started crying you know and she put the phone she said here you know he can hear you. she put the phone next to his head and i was telling him how much i love him and i'm on my way you can't leave me you're all i have you know and i told her i said i'm on my way. >> after talking to his son, kevin ballard did everything he could to cigarette mar noor delaware despite escort from prince george county police and helicopter provided by delaware state police, he did not make it. and authorities in delaware sent corporate b

marci gonzalez has the story. >> this surfer recovering tonight. say a 12-foot shark attacked him off the coast of hawaii friday. >> he caught white water and is yelling for help. once i saw the blood trail, i called 911. >> that same day another surfer's leg bitten by a shark in florida, the fifth attack in that state in just the past week. now researchers are testing a new high-tech method to warn beachgoers when sharks are swimming nearby. the system in australia use as drone with an attached camera that not only sends back a live view of what's below, but distinguishes sharks from other marine life. >> we believe it's something that will give us the capability of seeing sharks a lot more readily. >> officials in seal beach, california already use similar technology, launching from the shore, quickly confirming shark sightings instead of the old method of scouring the cote on wave runners which used to take hours. >> the great advantage of this is i can launch this, fly over the whole area and land it all in about ten minutes. >> but australia's

abc's marci gonzalez spoke to some of the people hit hard by the devastation in texas. >> by the timee doors closed, we could hear the roar. >> god, there was stuff in the air. reporter: authorities near one of the twisters landed, touring the mayhem. >> affected areas, it is heartbreaking. reporter: you see a tornado gutting this car dealership, flipping over pickup truck's like toys. ernestine driving out to see the damage. her son used to work here. >> i'm devastated. what could've happened to all these people that took care of us. my son could have been there. reporter: overnight, flooding from having rains sweeping across the midwest, leaving homes and cars completely underwater. heavy raina hail and pounding the state, rushing waters trapping customers inside this restaurant. >> there's people in there. reporter: this man barely making it up. . >> our biggest problem is people that do not believe is a threat. they try and cross it. reporter: in arkansas, crews searching for two children. the 18 month old girl and a truck. their mother managed to escape. kimberly: severe weather

.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >>(clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously to serve the lgbt seniors so thank you to my staff and finally and more importantly i want to thank our lgbt seniors this is your day for your bravery your tireless work and your believe in social justice that's why we're here. >> (clapping.) >> and please know this building is not the end this is the beginning this is the beginning of work we'll do together because every lgbt elderly every urban design team o lgbt elderly deserves not only housing but in a lo place in the course call home we'll not be dysfunction until that happens. >> (cl

marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> all right.u suffer from a rack na phobia, >> yep, not looking. >> turn away. this stuff is the stuff of horror films. scientists have discovered a spider the size of a softball. >> just wrong. >> look at him, alma. the spyder has an inch long body, legs stretching 4 inches wide and he's got eight beady eyes. this species was discovered in the mountain ranges of baja, california. two dozen of the spieders have been located thus far. unlike other spiders, the bite from this guy is not fatal. that's from somebody who was bitten by one and lived to talk about it and said the pain went away after only a few hours. >> oh, man. well, if you're looking to see the planet jupiter in all of its glory, look up this weekend. jupiter will make its closest approach to earth today and tomorrow night. the gas giant will be just 415 million miles from earth. if you know where to look, it will be visible without the help of telescopes. nasa recommends you look to the east during sunset. jupiter will be visible all

marcy etelman, hammon, heinz., and parini and smith? >> so moved. >> second. >> and motion has moved and seconded. and are there any questions? >> second. >> any questions from the or questions or concerns from the commission? >> any questions or concerns from the general public? no concerns? all in favor. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> all opposed? >> the motion carries. >> thank you very much. >> general public comment? >> hearing none we will move to old business, none, new business? prepared for new business. >> item a. requesting authorization and modify the grant agreement with the institute on aging for provision of the community living fund during the period of july 1, 2014, to june 30, 201 # 9, in the amount of $50,000 for a grand not-to-exceed, 23 million. and introducing carry wong. >> good morning, commissioners. director. and so i am here to please and i am here to present about the grant modification for the living contract, and in collaboration with the mayor's office on housing and community developme development. so a brief

marcy etelman, hammon, heinz., and parini and smith? >> so moved. >> second. >> and motion has moved and seconded. and are there any questions? >> second. >> any questions from the or questions or concerns from the commission? >> any questions or concerns from the general public? no concerns? all in favor. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> all opposed? >> the motion carries. >> thank you very much. >> general public comment? >> hearing none we will move to old business, none, new business? prepared for new business. >> item a. requesting authorization and modify the grant agreement with the institute on aging for provision of the community living fund during the period of july 1, 2014, to june 30, 201 # 9, in the amount of $50,000 for a grand not-to-exceed, 23 million. and introducing carry wong. >> good morning, commissioners. director. and so i am here to please and i am here to present about the grant modification for the living contract, and in collaboration with the mayor's office on housing and community developme development. so a brief

here is marci gonzale zblal els. >> reporter: a sharp decline of people taken into custody crossing the border illegally. 33,000 last year. to 12,000 march of63% drop. yet plan for president donald trump's signature campaign promise of building a border wall are still moving forward. >> physical barriers do work if they're put in the right places. homeland security secretary, john kelly testifying on capitol hill it won't be a full wall across the border but rather a combination of wall, fencing and surveillance. still unclear how it will be paid for, proposals from companies hoping to get the coveted contract to construct the border barrier, are all now in. all keeping with the administration's guidelines it be at least 30 feet tall, impossible to climb over, or dig under for at least six feet, also, that the side facing the u.s. be in the administration's word, aesthetically pleasing in color. but from there, each company -- >> the side here. >> brings its own variations. >> this is high end stuff. >> one designing a wall made of solar panels. this arizona company proposing carpet fro

years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year 2009 he was then the director of western even region of hud after the 2000 election we got to his office there were signs saying the republicans are coming the republicans are coming they're reaching out of their hud office as the mayor said you don't want to get in the way of two lesbian therapists but what do they know about building affordable housing art agnos you know that connection was able to allow marcie and janet to make their steps so i know you'll hear from tom in a second but do my only personal shout out thought foundation it is such a foundation in the entire development thank you so much tom. >> (clapping.) >> so celebrate this at a a special one thank you, marcy and janet. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mark as perfect introduction to the tremendous honor i have next which is to introduce you to tom before i do that i'll talk about him in case you do know him the publish of bay area and a leadi