mary pat, part of fitzgerald furniture and we have come to an m.o.u. with oni and her group, the sponsors, we are excited about it. i'm excited about the major purge and another major purge to get in, we need to do it. we are all in support of it and we want it to get going and every intention of coming back within the two years. we have been in the neighborhood for, oh, god, 50 years? if not more, 30 something odd years in this location, and felt building before that. for us to leave it completely is kind of like a little too drastic. we are planning on coming back in the two years, and looking forward to it. i think that's it. unless you have anything else. >> president hillis: we may have questions. thank you very much. >> president hillis: additional public comment on this item? seeing none, close public comment and open it up to commissioner comments and questions. ok. go ahead. >> sorry about that, taking a work call. kevin, with the san francisco latino democratic club. i'm here speaking on behalf of u.s.m. right now. currently we've gone throug

agreement with the fitzgerald, letters from the owners provided to you and mary pat from fitzgerald ishere to the. helping out with the tenant relocation expenses while the project is under construction, and if the fitzgeralds leaves before the lease runs out, we have agreed to rent to neighborhood serving tenants for the remainder of the lease term. and u.s.m. has agreed to the terms for the selection of a local mission artist for the building's mural paid by the sponsor. providing on-site affordable housing, 55% of a.m.i. and one additional unit above the requirements at 150% of a.m.i. reducing parking at 47% and have an extra car share space. retaining the brick facade as requested by the neighborhood. we are sensitive to the issues in the mission and have worked hard to create a community benefits program to help address concerns in the mission action plan 2020. 0 displacement. committed to a multi-year for mission high school neighborhood use. and l.b.e. firms, district ten and district nine. received neighborhood support, 115 people. working to come to a solution with u.s.m. stic

marie: this is my home district. i grew up here for decades and it's a republican district. pat teaberry's old district.ns are pouring in national money. this race for the republicans should not be that close. early ballots look good for the democrats. the polls of the likely voters have a democrat even or up. lisa, we talked about it earlier, this isn't a swing district. this is not one that democrats thought they could pick up. the fact it's so close should be a warning sign to some republicans. danny o'connor, i would point out, the democrat has pledged not to support nancy pelosi. he is one of the democrats in the midwest that said i'm not supporting pelosi. >> lisa: messed up in an interview recently where he was pressed on the issue and he eventually said he would vote for whoever the democrats put up, even if it's nancy pelosi. >> marie: nancy or a republican. >> lisa: that is a big slip. the republicans have been trying to tie him to nancy pelosi so that will be used against him. but she is right. i'm nervous at looking at some of the special elections, the p.a. special election with connor lamb

marie buerkle will be here. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: this sunday on "oral histories," we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman pateder. when we first got elected, i was in this idealistic mode of this is wonderful. how long do you think it will be before almost half of the houses female? so i asked the library of congress or somebody with a thought. they said probably 300 years. [laughter] it is very incremental. very incremental. announcer: in the weeks ahead, we will hear from sue myrick, eva clayton, barbara canales, nancy johnson, and lynn woolsey. watch "oral histories" sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. weekncer: on c-span this in primetime, tonight at 10 a p.m.,p.m., -- at 10:00 the net roots conference with cory booker. on friday, more from the netroots conference with senators elizabeth warren and kamala harris. ,his week on c-span www.c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: conor o'brien is the defense reporter with politico joining us this morning. as we try to tackle this massive bill, break it down into its main categories. a