yeah, so we this is our was our fourth try on this my predecessor senator mark leno tried several timesust a it's really sad. i mean cities should have the ability if they want to to go later locally. that should be a local decision. not a one size fits all state rule. so we just want to give cities flexibility. i don't know what will happen. it's not too well this year. so we'll evaluate. oh because the signal sounding so crystal clear and good right now. i'm gonna risk this some people do say this is maybe boosting businesses at the expense of lives that you'll get more drunk drivers and potentially more crime by expanding overnight drinking hours. how do you answer that? is that something you worry about? that is completely and utterly false. the data is clear that there's so many cities and states around the country that have later service hours and they don't have increased drunk driving. some of them have even have less drunk driving. so that is all made up. this is not just about supporting businesses. yes. these are small businesses. we should support this senator winner, i knew

[applause] kristen: they can do it because of a 2016 bill authored by the state senator mark leno which allows school district to usurp a slam for teacher housing. in addition to that one, san francisco unified has three more empty lots they can build on. one more thing, if a teacher or staff decides to leave the school district and find another job, they will have to give up that housing. dan: that is an interesting stipulation. thank you. on the subject of housing, a program that helps bay area churches build affordable housing is expanding, thanks to a $500,000 grant from wells fargo. dozens gathered at the united lutheran church to celebrate the faith in housing program. the grant will provide training, technical support, and resources to faith-based organizations. >> if the puzzle is land, plus the will to do the project, plus the financing, there is a lot of financing in public will in place, and were looking for more land opportunity. dan: the faith and housing program will help more than 900 bay area family secure and affordable place to live. kristen: san francisco women taking

and they can do it because of a 2016 bill authored by then states senator mark leno, which allows school districts to use surplus land for teacher housing in addition to the one we mentioned that you saw there san francisco unified has three more empty lots. they can build on now one more thing if a teacher or staff decides to leave the school district and let's say find another job. they will have to give up that housing in the newsroom leanne melendez abc 7 news fascinating stuff lee and thank you and out of the peninsula where hillsborough is debating how to meet state affordable housing requirements there just last night. there was an intense meeting today abc 7 news reporter tim john spoke with the town's mayor and housing advocates and explains why hillsborough's plan may put it on a collision course with sacramento. drive along the quiet streets of hillsboro and you might never know a battle was brewing. thanks to state law every city and town in california will soon be required to build a certain number of affordable housing units while many places are building several forms of h

goes back a time depending where you want to start the story about 20 years ago then supervisor mark leno passed the first piece of inclusionary housing legislation in san francisco. it had been i'm looking at the soon to be considered enemy neil to planning mr. braub. it had been a planning department guideline in the 1990's. and early i think in 2001 supervisor leno turned it it section 415 of the planning code this med a requirement to have 10% of the units in buildings over 10 units in size. the boardable at certain rates. that changed over time as markets changed. and hen unfortunately in 2012, the board of supervisors and the then mayor edlee decided to include it as a static number in the charter. and it could not be increased when the market was such that it ratings should go high and could not be decreased when the market conscience were such that it should have gone lower. and as a result of that, in 20 late 2015, supervisor kim and i scolded in introducing a charter amendment to take it out of the charter, put it become in law. and that provision allowed for the board of superv

in about 2001, then supervisor mark leno passed and authored san francisco's first inclusionary housing law at 10% for residential structures of 10 or more units, and that evolved over time to a higher percentage. it was always a dynamic number depending on markets, cost of construction. in 2012, unfortunately that number at 12% was ensconced in the city charter and became frozen and if there were opportunities to retain housing, it was 26% and if cost went through the roof, there was no way to bring that number down and it remained a static number and in 2017 we offered a charter amendment and return that to the province of the executive and legislature and we offered an addition to that charter by ordinance to create this technical advisory committee staff controller of san francisco and the mayor appointed four members of san francisco, mayor lee and board of supervisors appointed four individuals, and they did really a very good job on a very controversial issue. mind you their work product is entirely by this board of supervisors but it was done with the framework brought to us and

in about 2001, then supervisor mark leno passed and authored san francisco's first inclusionary housing law at 10% for residential structures of 10 or more units, and that evolved over time to a higher percentage. it was always a dynamic number depending on markets, cost of construction. in 2012, unfortunately that number at 12% was ensconced in the city charter and became frozen and if there were opportunities to retain housing, it was 26% and if cost went through the roof, there was no way to bring that number down and it remained a static number and in 2017 we offered a charter amendment and return that to the province of the executive and legislature and we offered an addition to that charter by ordinance to create this technical advisory committee staff controller of san francisco and the mayor appointed four members of san francisco, mayor lee and board of supervisors appointed four individuals, and they did really a very good job on a very controversial issue. mind you their work product is entirely by this board of supervisors but it was done with the framework brought to us and

inaudible) good comedian who became a state assemblyman after he left his supervisor seat and supervisor mark lenor california state senator. this tells me that because they cared and listened to the residents of san francisco regarding the cleanup of the naval shipyard, we supported them as they pursued other political endeavors. the passage of proposition p was a voice of the people saying to the city and county of san francisco to demand the navy totally cleanup the shipyard before any transfer. therefore, it is the duty of the supervisors to enact an ordinance to carry out this declaration of policy, which was non binding. in closing, i wanted to say that-lastly, i hope we all agree humans have a fundalment right to live in a toxic and are contaminated free environment, so thank you for taking a stance on the issue and we look forward working with you. [applause] >> i'm going to try to stay within my two minutes. thank you guys for having this hearing. i particularly appreciate this particular subcommittee for holding this hearing. my concern is this, everybody i talk to on this issue includin

inaudible) good comedian who became a state assemblyman after he left his supervisor seat and supervisor mark lenor california state senator. this tells me that because they cared and listened to the residents of san francisco regarding the cleanup of the naval shipyard, we supported them as they pursued other political endeavors. the passage of proposition p was a voice of the people saying to the city and county of san francisco to demand the navy totally cleanup the shipyard before any transfer. therefore, it is the duty of the supervisors to enact an ordinance to carry out this declaration of policy, which was non binding. in closing, i wanted to say that-lastly, i hope we all agree humans have a fundalment right to live in a toxic and are contaminated free environment, so thank you for taking a stance on the issue and we look forward working with you. [applause] >> i'm going to try to stay within my two minutes. thank you guys for having this hearing. i particularly appreciate this particular subcommittee for holding this hearing. my concern is this, everybody i talk to on this issue includin

with jay leno >> well, i mean -- >> it would be nice to have him here one day >> every year, there's usually someone people talk about at dreamforce there was a time when you talked about markerberg. the last three years, talked about -- well, pre-covid, it was always about bezos what's bezos really up to? bezos, bezos, bezos. everyone wants to know who has spoken to musk what people -- what did they do with musk? what was it like with musk and everyone has kind of a -- i would say a little anecdote with musk, but he is almost -- he's on the present here without being here and i bet you people will be watching that show rather than doing a lot of things at dreamforce because he's the man. david, he's the man. >> he is the man agreed >> pllook forward to that. stocks are higher, dow up 20, s&p up, you do have the two-year approaching 3.98 vicks is actually down this morning. interesting as the market kind of yawns in the wake of putin's speech we'll be right back. go. go smaller carbon footprint. go these footprints. go saving energy. emerson technology can help heat pumps replace fossil fuel heating for a cleaner, low carbon future. go blue skies go. go boldly. emerson. wit