the obvious goes to bill marr yet again.interview do you think she will ever show up and why not quick. >> she likes attention but she gets attention. she does not do well when she is asked serious questions like when she was asked of her opinion of unemployment and she declared because people had two jobs instead of one. this is a person is an advocate not in touch with the issues. that's a problem with all democrats at this point. and then to what it is that you want so it is the obvious that there are so few people on the left who will say it. because you will be punished. >> one reason aoc will never show up on the show is because part of being woke is you don't have a sense of humor and your funnybone has been removed. since she cannot laugh she cannot go on there. but nobody has been a greater paul revere on the idiocy then you have been. do i remember that correctly quick. >> you are according to a cnn analyst we now have a panel to let me double down out of the software out there for aoc. i have an audience on the ra

i have to take issue with the one thing bill marr said in response.e this is happening somewhere meeting somewhere in america people are trying to in schools people trying to denigrate blacks or not teach quote unquote black history to me it's all american history but whatever of these people want to segregate people to to use their terms, i say to that okay bill marr, where did this happen? please show us because we would like to condemn it if this is happening somewhere. the truth of the matter is this history, all history is taught just about everywhere. i do not know a place of there's anyone in america not taught about slavery in america? i've never heard of such a thing. that is not the concern the parents have they have no problem with that impact factor these same parent to be horrified with history classes in public schools did not teach about the good, the bad, the ugly. the problem here is when you have people like this professor who choose to take history and weaponize it in order to score political points based on race. we have a word for

the discovery of this new omicron variant, scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, told andrew marr measures could not be ruled out. we have stepped up surveillance, we are monitoring this very, very carefully. i hope we do not identify cases in scotland but i think we should assume we will and therefore i am asking people to behave right now is if this new variant is present in scotland. comply with all medications and protections that are currently in place. pick up our compliance and that will help us, if it is here, to slow down any risk of transmission. it it is here, to slow down any risk of transmission.— transmission. it may be inevitable that it comes _ transmission. it may be inevitable that it comes but _ transmission. it may be inevitable that it comes but to _ transmission. it may be inevitable that it comes but to try _ transmission. it may be inevitable that it comes but to try and - transmission. it may be inevitable that it comes but to try and avoid | that it comes but to try and avoid it, you're taking the same kind of measures as the uk government in terms of peo

on hold while they tried to overhaul the system to police mps conduct but as we heard on the andrew marrg, george eustice pretty adamant that this is all about introducing an appeal system. it was open to parliament to do that but the vote was not open to reject the report that had been put together but to establish an appeals process so that mps in the sort of possession that owen paterson was in but others in future would have the right to appeal and i think it is important to have due process and the right to appeal but we can only take that forward with the agreement on cooperation of other parties and at the moment the opposition have said they're not willing to engage in a discussion about such a process so that's why we withdrew the motion that was put forward. the environment secretary there claiming this really wasn't to do with overturning the suspension of mr paterson but i think his argument is proving pretty difficult to stick especially given that amendment to overhaul the system tojudge the behaviour of mps were put forward by allies of mr paterson, something widely report

speaking on the andrew marr show, he accused the prime minister of "corrupt" and "contemptible" behaviourwarned he was "trashing" the reputation of parliament. in response, the environment secretary george eustice denied that the government's vote on owen paterson was about rejecting the report into him breaching lobbying rules. our political correspondent ione wells gave us the latest on george eustice�*s comments. this argument is that the vote on owen paterson's suspension wasn't really about overturning that suspension of owen paterson, but about establishing an appeal process for any appeals you are judged by the current standard system as it is in future. i think his argument may feel a little hard to stick to diets given the government itself has already apologised and said it was a mistake they introduced this amendment for mps to vote on which would essentially have had the effect of overturning owen paterson's suspension, at least putting it on hold while they tried to overhaul the system to police mps conduct but as we heard on the andrew marr programme this morning, george eus

andrew marr has announced he is leaving the bbc after 21 years.e lear. good afternoon everybody. another mild one out there, and just where we had the warmth yesterday, we�*ve got it today where the wind warms to the east of the mountains. that has produced 17 degrees in parts of aberdeenshire. it�*s been quite a lot of cloud elsewhere, but it is relatively dry and mild, and as we go through the night, we will keep that story going. for one more night at least, this weather front here still producing some persistent rain into for the far north of scotland. producing some gusty winds as well. you can start to see the cooler air just pushing in behind that weather front. it will gradually drift steadily southwards tomorrow, so we will see cloudy skies into northern england, northern ireland, north wales by the end of the afternoon. i had a bit, we should see some glimpses of sunshine and a cooler story with winds driving in one or two sharps showers. at least there will be a little more sunshine around but you�*ll notice the difference in the feel o

the nobel laureate, malala yousafzai, has told the andrew marr show that she fears the taliban's claimrue. after seizing power, the group excluded girls from returning to secondary school, while allowing boys back to class. malala yousafzai became the youngest ever nobel peace prize winner seven years ago, after being shot in the head by the pakistani taliban, for campaigning for girls�* education. i think neighbouring countries have a role to play including pakistan and i hope that imran khan and other leaders ensure that women�*s rights are protected. it�*s not just for the safety of the people of afghanistan but for the safety of the whole region as well. we know that talibanisation was not limited to afghanistan, it has spread across the border as well and their ideology influenced talibanisation in swat valley from 2007 to 2009 and my story comes from that, girls�* education was banned, women were flogged and not allowed to go to market. this was happening in 1996 in afghanistan, women were not allowed to take a job, girls were prohibited from going to school. at that time, the ta

that's it for now, but before we go the health secretary, sajid javid, willjoin andrew marr at 9 o'clockle to get their booster jabs now, a push to encourage people to get their boosterjabs continues. hello, it may have turned colder but along with that change, the skies in many areas on sunday will be a good deal blower. in fact, that changes on saturday in scotland was the colder air moves through. that has spread through the uk. along with the sunshine, there is a chance of catching a shower across eastern areas of the uk. this cold front is moving away so behind it, the cold air, along with a clear skies across the uk, but, yes, the colder air has arrived. it will feel very different from everything we have had so far this autumn but it is not at all unusualfor this autumn but it is not at all unusual for the this autumn but it is not at all unusualfor the time of this autumn but it is not at all unusual for the time of year. a touch of frost in parts of scotland is the day begins. plenty of sunshine around. with a scattering of showers in northern scotland, wintree on hills, becomin

andrew marr has announced he is leaving the bbc after 21 years.rever". joining me now is denis 0�*regan, the tour photographer to some of the biggest names in rock, including bowie, queen and pink floyd. give us a sense of the impact his work had. b. give us a sense of the impact his work had. �* ., ., , .,, give us a sense of the impact his work had-— work had. a lot of people, he certainly _ work had. a lot of people, he certainly had _ work had. a lot of people, he certainly had fun _ work had. a lot of people, he certainly had fun part - work had. a lot of people, he certainly had fun part of my l certainly had fun part of my decision to take up photography. i began after i saw david bowie at the hammersmith 0deon in the early 70s. mick rock was involved in a lot of photography over that period. having discovered bowie one day, he decided to retire the next day and i thought he was retiring permanently rather than just that character but at the after party, mick rock photographed mickjagger, lou reed and david go together and it became known a

andrew marr has announced he is leaving the bbc after 21 years, saying he is keen to get his "own voicewriting and presenting political and cultural shows for the radio giant global and writing for newspapers. the united nations hasjoined calls for china to give proof that missing tennis star peng shuai is safe and well. she hasn't been heard of since alleging was sexually assaulted by a former senior minister in the chinese government. tennis officials have dismissed an e—mail supposedly sent by her saying the allegations were untrue and that she's all right. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has the story. she is a tennis star in china, a former doubles world number one who won wimbledon. ..receiving now trophies from the duke of kent... but now, the united nations has added its voice to the clamour of bodies all wanting to know the same thing, where is peng shuai? two weeks ago, in this social media post, peng shuai made serious sexual assault allegations against former vice premier zhang gaoli. translation: like an egg hitting a rock or a moth to the flame - courting self—destr

sajid javid spoke on the andrew marr programme earlier. i think possibly, yes.untry and they have the same problem. the reason is a lot of these medical devices, even some of the drugs, procedures, textbooks, most of them are put together in majority white countries. and i think there is a systemic issue around this. earlier i spoke dr habib naqvi, director of the nhs race and health observatory. we welcome this review because one of the founding principles of the nhs is equality. and the possibility that a bias, even unconscious, could lead to poorer health outcomes is totally unacceptable. it needs to be looked at with a level of urgency. within the observatory, we carried out a review back in april of this year which highlighted some of the issues, the inaccuracies, potential inaccuracies in readings for people with darker pigmentation. that review was earlier this year, but issues around oximetres have been raised since the late 1980s. they were introduced in the early 1980s. how much of an understanding has there been of that, if it has been flagged up for

and the health secretary, sajid javid, will be one of the guests on the the andrew marr show, that's as storm arwen hit parts of the uk, bringing high winds, rain and snow. there's been damage across scotland, northern england, the midlands and wales, leading to road closures and severe train delays. at one point, more than 100,000 homes were without power. here's andy gill. storm arwen has left much of the country facing disruption and damage. there have been some near misses, road and rail travel has been badly affected and tens of thousands of homes left without power. the storm brought picture postcard scenery to the north yorkshire village of low row, but it's also disrupting life, especially for the vulnerable. patricia is 86. she lives alone and has difficulty walking. her power�*s been off since half past ten last night. it's cold, very cold. now, i've got some... somebody brought me a hot water bottle to put on my knees. and i've got two jumpers on. winds of more than 90mph battered the north—east coast of scotland and trains were cancelled across the uk. it's a fluid situat

the leader of the labour party, sir keir starmer, will be among andrew marr�*s guests on bbc one tomorrowire. authorities in texas say two teenagers were among the eight people who died in a crush at a concert. the american rapper travis scott has said he is devastated by the deaths at his astroworld festival in texas. the city's mayor said nothing like this had happened in houston for more than a0 years. last night was tragic on many levels and we will be investigating for quite some time to find out exactly what happened. let quite some time to find out exactly what happened-— quite some time to find out exactly what happened. let me “ust cover a few thin . s what happened. let me “ust cover a few things first, h what happened. let me “ust cover a few things first, based _ what happened. let me just cover a few things first, based on _ what happened. let me just cover a few things first, based on our- few things first, based on our latest information, we have eight people are reported dead from the event last night. in terms of their ages, one is 1a, one is 16. two are 21 years of age.

speaking on the andrew marr programme, he said: "the vote wasn't to reject the report that had been putwas to establish an appeals process." his comments come after the government u—turned on their plans to overhaul the standards system 0ur political correspondent ione wells is here. interesting comments from the environment secretary. his argument is that the vote on the suspension of all when patterson was not about overturning the suspension just about establishing an appeals process for any mps judged by the current standard system as it is in future. i think this argument may feel a little hard to stick today given that the government itself is already apologised and said it was a mistake that they introduce this amendment for mps to vote on which would essentially have had the effect of overturning the suspension of all when patterson when the try to overhaul the system to mp contact. as we had this morning he was pretty adamant this was all about inducing an appeal system. it was open to parliament to do that but the vote was not open to reject the report that had been put togeth

but still he was pressed by andrew marr this morning on bbc one about what the government did in ther it could have done more to stop passengers coming in from southern african countries spreading the new variant. all people coming from southern africa before _ people coming from southern africa before the _ people coming from southern africa before the red list was a legal requirement, first of all they have all been _ requirement, first of all they have all been contacted. notjust requirement, first of all they have all been contacted. not just all of them _ all been contacted. not just all of them but — all been contacted. not just all of them but all of those that arrived in the _ them but all of those that arrived in the test— them but all of those that arrived in the last ten days prior to that and they— in the last ten days prior to that and they have all been asked to take tests and _ and they have all been asked to take tests and isolate, of course, if they— tests and isolate, of course, if they are — tests and isolate, of course, if they are positive.— tests and isolate, of

andrew marr has announced he is leaving the bbc saying he is keen to get his own voice back.ts with a rare genetic condition that causes progressive muscle weakness are to benefit from a new medicine on the nhs in england. risdiplam is the first oral treatment to be used to treat hundreds of patients with spinal muscular atrophy, which can cause paralysis and sometimes prove fatal. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. i'm still an incredibly positive person, but i can't deny the effects that this condition has had on me physically in the last couple of years. good, good. right in my chest. chris has a masters in sports management and is a coach. remember to push off your index finger. he also has spinal muscular atrophy, which causes progressive muscle weakness. in the last two years, he's lost the ability to walk. he should be eligible for a new treatment, risdiplam, shown to improve movement and stability. it'd be huge, just to have the certainty that it's not going to get any worse. i may not get back my ability to walk, that's fine. i'm still happy in the skin that i

when you have popular culture, dave chappelle, bill marr, comments like larry summers or you see theouse jury. to get a sense that people from all walks of life are saying wait a minute, this is not politics, this is a system collapse. you can't walk up safely in the big cities. people are not following the law, they are looting stores with impunity. the district attorneys are crazy. they can't get things on the shelf. things just can't go on like this. you have that much anger and of people, i think that will affect it too. nobody wants the united states to suffer just to get rid of this crazy neo-socialist administration. but that is what is probably going to have to happen. but it's not going to be enough to bring things to normality. >> tucker: victor davis hansen, thank you. so the biden administration has been telling us that actually inflation is a good thing. and because the media will defend literally anything come of the white house says, their allies and news agencies have been repeating that message. >> you make a really good point. the product of demand has an upside, co

i know there was a question from supervisor marr. i don't know if you wanted to give an answer on that today before we move forward. or was that something that we wanted to wait for? >> i think we can wait. it sounds like the controller's office and o.c.a. are going to look into how much we were overcharged for contract. since it was based on the commercial rate structure and commercial rate payers were overcharged and do you get a refund? and we don't need that today. but i look forward to their work on this and their updates. >> great. supervisor safai? >> yes. i appreciate the -- oops. hold on. sorry. i appreciated the public from the comment. that is part of what my point was about. i think it's pretty apparent what the result will be, given the size and scope and need of the city in terms of our requirements and so that was what my hope was, that this could be expedited in terms of the analysis and the response. i'm absolutely fine with it going out for a competitive process. even if the city might know and predicts what the res

reporter: dan marr says it is more important than ever to support small retailers. the pandemic was crushing. businesses pouncing back with shoppers looking for one-of-a-kind gifts. >> in our store we try to source everything within 20 miles. most of what you see is local. reporter: between managing supply chain issues and competing for workers, small businesses are trying to make up for lost revenue. jeannie jarnot did some marketing on social media to attract shoppers to her store. >> the last year and a half has been challenging. foot traffic has been slow. coming in this morning with a line out the door has been encouraging. reporter: small retailers hope shoppers will consider them over the big box stores. american express estimates spending locally keeps and as average of 6 dollars locally. >> the families and individuals that own these businesses need all the help they can get. it has been a rough year. reporter: holiday shopping season is here. fingers crossed, it will be mary and bright and profitable for small businesses. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. steph

this is where we say goodbye to ben who's off to read the news on andrew marr.ally did drop away. across scotland into northern england quite widespread icy stretches, still some wintry showers than east coast in this area of rain and sleet and snow affecting parts of northern ireland. mainly rain here but a mix of rain and sleetand rain here but a mix of rain and sleet and snow getting into north wales and want to showers for west wales and want to showers for west wales in the south—west of england and wintry showers across parts of east anglia. here we could see to quite low levels through the day and this wintry weather moving through north—west england and to parts of wales and the west midlands and again that could give snow, mostly over high ground but relatively low levels and don't be surprised if you see a little of the white stuff. there will be sunshine out there as well not as windy as yesterday although staying quite breezy close to eastern course. temperatures, two degrees to eight degrees and may be nine at best but at least not feeling as cold a

we spoke with district for supervisor gordon marr who's also a low parent. criticized the board's mistake, but emphasize its important to revamp the emissions process while creating a more inclusive environment. lowell's special academic-based admissions criteria should be evaluated and modifications considered but this really needs to be part of a broader inclusive process towards the goals of increasing racial and socioeconomic diversity at lowell. while lottery admission is on hold for now. the district has the opportunity to pass it again while adhering to the open meetings process my colleague abc 7 news reporter liam. melendez has more for us at five and six pm. i'm coming up border crisis digging into the root of the problem with roots of peace getting a boost you can find a place to get a shot. you might not be so easy to actually book that appointment and calls for donations covid really changed the way holiday drives were managed the groups hoping for a little bit more help t all: what's up guys mary and i just compared medicare plans found one tha

but before we go, tomorrow morning at nine o'clock on bbc one, amongst the guests with andrew marr will hello there. part one of the weekend was a little bit dull for many of us. we held onto cloudy skies, sunshine was limited. it is going to be pretty similar, i think, for sunday, with limited sunshine, a lot of cloud around, and there will be some rain as well, particularly across the northwest at the uk closer to this area of low pressure and its weather front. but further south, it's higher pressure, barely any isobars, so the winds will be light. but it is still going to be relatively mild for the time of year, particularly towards the western side of the country, as we draw up the south—westerly breeze. now, we start sunday morning off on a rather cloudy note. there could be a little bit of sunshine too, but also some mist and fog patches to watch out for. i think into the afternoon, much of england and wales should tend to see more holes breaking in the cloud with some sunny spells. a few showers across the southeast there, but the wettest and breeziest of the weather will be acr

i know there was a question from supervisor marr. i don't know if you wanted to give an answer on that today before we move forward. or was that something that we wanted to wait for? >> i think we can wait. it sounds like the controller's office and o.c.a. are going to look into how much we were overcharged for contract. since it was based on the commercial rate structure and commercial rate payers were overcharged and do you get a refund? and we don't need that today. but i look forward to their work on this and their updates. >> great. supervisor safai? >> yes. i appreciate the -- oops. hold on. sorry. i appreciated the public from the comment. that is part of what my point was about. i think it's pretty apparent what the result will be, given the size and scope and need of the city in terms of our requirements and so that was what my hope was, that this could be expedited in terms of the analysis and the response. i'm absolutely fine with it going out for a competitive process. even if the city might know and predicts what the res

she was on the andrew marr show yesterday and it was pretty clear that she didn't want to rule anything variant. one of the things the scottish government is actively considering is some stronger restrictions on travel. we don't know exactly what they are but remember that the only change that's been brought insofar is anyone coming back to the uk has to—do a day two pcr and self—isolate until they get a negative result. that comes into force tomorrow morning. there had been some conversations about the need for potentially predeparture about the need for potentially predepa rtu re tests, about the need for potentially predeparture tests, so before people fly back. and may a day eight arrival test coming back, because of the concern that some in governments across the uk have about the potential incubation period for the new variant. they don't know exactly what it is that they don't know if it will be enough to have that day two test. we've heard all weekend as well that there is a deep sense of uncertainty about some of the big questions on this new variant. there is a feeling in the

. >> chuck marr, from the center on budget and policy priorities, calls the plan imperative to ensureutted in previous years, pointing out audits on millionaires are down 70% since 2010 and auditors have been cut to levels not seen since 1954. >> you contend this new accounting won't affect small businesses or regular people at all? >> no, it's good for regular taxpayers, honest taxpayers and business owners who compete with businesses that cheat. >> he is not buying it, early 2000, he was a state rep and shared the tax committee in the minnesota house of representatives. he says giving government access to this amount of information means making human beings less than human. >> to you, this is another step toward total surveillance society. >> big brother interference watching every transaction, every action that an individual or corporation makes. >> still it is the watching treasury officials contend will make unfair tax system more fair. that is it from here. >> bill: stay on it, nice to see you douglas, here in new york. thanks. >> dana: president biden meeting with his cabinet f

this is where we say goodbye to sima who's going tojoin the andrew marr show. this afternoon between about six degrees to 11 degrees but filling, particularly in the east where you are exposed to that brisk breeze and showers continuing. overnight tonight most of the showers ease away so largely clear and a cold night ahead. a few showers in the far south—east and the north of scotland. not quite as cold with cloud moving on here but temperatures a few degrees either side of freezing even in towns and cities and colder in the countryside. a cold and frosty start to monday morning. cloud will come across the north of scotland bringing less cold conditions but most of us will be in single figures reaching 10 degrees or 11 degrees in the far south but may be some showers in the far south—east and channel islands. that continues into tuesday. the breeze coming through the dover straits to the channel islands and some rain across the north—west of scotland. for most places another dry day with temperatures perhaps seven degrees to 10 degrees. then it turns a little

lindsay marr is a professor at virginia tech and she studied how viruses travel in the air.urifier is helpful especially when you don't have a good outside way of getting air outside of your room if you're in a room that doesn't have windows, an air purifier will be helpful. >> it sounds like these may be a worthwhile investment. >> i think they're a very worthwhile investment. adding an air purifier never harms, it can only help. >> and you mentioned, vick, that these air purifiers may help with covid, but what about the flu? >> the cdc and many experts we talked to say yes, hepa filters are effective at removing all being sick, let's say you're in a scenario where your kids share a room and you don't have them to get sick, that's the perfect place to have a filter >> is there a correlation between the price and the quality? >> the price you pay does affect the quality. you're looking for something with a high clean air delivery rate and a hepa filter, but the price point does matter. typically they are more effective when they're more costly >> and bigger is better. >> big

this is where we say goodbye to kat who's off to read the news on andrew marr. scotland the wettest and windiest conditions and the further south you are you should be largely dry and fairly mild. after eight weeks of strutting their stuff on the strictly ballroom floor, the glitterball trophy is edging closer for the remaining couples. this week saw a sensational samba, a cheeky charleston and a quirky quickstep. but, it was rose and giovanni's performance to raise awareness of the deaf community that stole the show. let's remind ourselves of that moment. # won't let go. # if you want the truth. # ijust want to be part of your symphony # symphony # when you hold me tight and not let go. # cheering and applause. i love you. this is a number that will be etched in my heart for a long, long time. it was absolutely beautiful. that's the greatest thing i've ever seen on the show. oh, my goodness! congratulations. i feel very, very thankful for your determination to —— make this dance the most positive, happy dance know that being deaf, there's nothing wrong, it's su

i know there was a question from supervisor marr. wanted to give an answer on that today before we move forward. or was that something that we wanted to wait for? >> i think we can wait. it sounds like the controller's office and o.c.a. are going to look into how much we were overcharged for contract. since it was based on the commercial rate structure and commercial rate payers were overcharged and do you get a refund? and we don't need that today. but i look forward to their work on this and their updates. >> great. supervisor safai? >> yes. i appreciate the -- oops. hold on. sorry. i appreciated the public from the comment. that is part of what my point was about. i think it's pretty apparent what the result will be, given the size and scope and need of the city in terms of our requirements and so that was what my hope was, that this could be expedited in terms of the analysis and the response. i'm absolutely fine with it going out for a competitive process. even if the city might know and predicts what the result of that might be

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recently i heard a comedian and, you know, famous talk show host bill marr who i think put it very eloquentlyemocratic party has become toxic because they have become the party of no common sense. you know, people have conservative views and in spite of what is said, for example, being climate deniers that's false. we all want a clean, safe environment for ourselves, for our children, for our grandchildren and for the foreseeable future. but there has to be a balance of how you approach it. it is not that conservatives or republicans are climate deniers, ok? what many of us object to is how do you get to that, you know, zero carbon emissions? to think that you can just turn off natural gas tomorrow, it is absolutely ludicrous, it makes no sense. host: thank you for your input, frank. couple of minutes left. we are going to go live in a couple of minutes to capitol hill. the senate banking be hearing shortly from the federal reserve chair jay powell and from treasury secretary janet yellen in an oversight hearing on some of the covid spending, the cares act in particular. that getting underway

i want to welcome back supervisor marr. colleagues? [inaudible]. >> yeah, thank you.t wanted to make some brief comments. first of all, i really want to thank supervisor peskin and the housing stability fund oversight committee for bringing this $64 million budget proposal forward to support the emergency acquisition of small apartment buildings to prevent displacement of vulnerable tenants and we will be [inaudible] buildings from the executive market and permanently affordable housing and thanks to all of the community housing advocates for coming in to emphasize the extreme urgency of this funding appropriatation and as everyone has so eloquently conveyed, the program is one of the most innovative and important strategies we've created to prevent displacement and create affordable housing and it's that kind of regional level, the recently updated area 30-year regional plan now includes this strategy of -- as one of the key strategies regionally to preserve affordable housing and prevent displacement. so, san francisco's really been leading the way on this. and -- b

i want to welcome back supervisor marr. colleagues? [inaudible]. >> yeah, thank you. i just wanted to make some brief comments. first of all, i really want to thank supervisor peskin and the housing stability fund oversight committee for bringing this $64 million budget proposal forward to support the emergency acquisition of small apartment buildings to prevent displacement of vulnerable tenants and we will be [inaudible] buildings from the executive market and permanently affordable housing and thanks to all of the community housing advocates for coming in to emphasize the extreme urgency of this funding appropriatation and as everyone has so eloquently conveyed, the program is one of the most innovative and important strategies we've created to prevent displacement and create affordable housing and it's that kind of regional level, the recently updated area 30-year regional plan now includes this strategy of -- as one of the key strategies regionally to preserve affordable housing and prevent displacement. so, san francisco's really been leading the way on this. an

i want to welcome back supervisor marr. colleagues? [inaudible]. >> yeah, thank you. i just wanted to make some brief comments. first of all, i really want to thank supervisor peskin and the housing stability fund oversight committee for bringing this $64 million budget proposal forward to support the emergency acquisition of small apartment buildings to prevent displacement of vulnerable tenants and we will be [inaudible] buildings from the executive market and permanently affordable housing and thanks to all of the community housing advocates for coming in to emphasize the extreme urgency of this funding appropriatation and as everyone has so eloquently conveyed, the program is one of the most innovative and important strategies we've created to prevent displacement and create affordable housing and it's that kind of regional level, the recently updated area 30-year regional plan now includes this strategy of -- as one of the key strategies regionally to preserve affordable housing and prevent displacement. so, san francisco's really been leading the way on this. an

i want to welcome back supervisor marr. colleagues? [inaudible]. >> yeah, thank you.t wanted to make some brief comments. first of all, i really want to thank supervisor peskin and the housing stability fund oversight committee for bringing this $64 million budget proposal forward to support the emergency acquisition of small apartment buildings to prevent displacement of vulnerable tenants and we will be [inaudible] buildings from the executive market and permanently affordable housing and thanks to all of the community housing advocates for coming in to emphasize the extreme urgency of this funding appropriatation and as everyone has so eloquently conveyed, the program is one of the most innovative and important strategies we've created to prevent displacement and create affordable housing and it's that kind of regional level, the recently updated area 30-year regional plan now includes this strategy of -- as one of the key strategies regionally to preserve affordable housing and prevent displacement. so, san francisco's really been leading the way on this. and -- b

i want to welcome back supervisor marr. colleagues? [inaudible]. >> yeah, thank you.make some brief comments. first of all, i really want to thank supervisor peskin and the housing stability fund oversight committee for bringing this $64 million budget proposal forward to support the emergency acquisition of small apartment buildings to prevent displacement of vulnerable tenants and we will be [inaudible] buildings from the executive market and permanently affordable housing and thanks to all of the community housing advocates for coming in to emphasize the extreme urgency of this funding appropriatation and as everyone has so eloquently conveyed, the program is one of the most innovative and important strategies we've created to prevent displacement and create affordable housing and it's that kind of regional level, the recently updated area 30-year regional plan now includes this strategy of -- as one of the key strategies regionally to preserve affordable housing and prevent displacement. so, san francisco's really been leading the way on this. and -- but the bigge