next speaker michael morris. >> my name is michael morris. i have been a resident on state street since 1978. state street is a narrow widening street and the longest block in san francisco and usually parking on both sides of the street. in a recent year i noticed a big increase on the traffic on the street and loring of the quality of the driving on the street. i now see that just up the street where there is a sharp bend there is a multi-unit apartment block going up with garages opening right on to the street where there's a bend. therefore i am glad to see that some legislation is going to be introduced which will control -- look at all aspects of the development and try to control the character and preserve the kaish of the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. next speaker please. michael morris are you up? not here. okay. sonia straus. i have a long stack of speaking cards. you can speak to the item afterwards. sonia straus. >> hi. there's some question about whether this legislation will stop housing or not. we've alre

morris walker, curt curtis darren andrew, michael murphy and matthew martinek.hank you for your service and families. >> thank you for mentioning their names ainsley. last night listening to jen psaki. she didn't acknowledge them. she didn't acknowledge the men and women in way she really should have. this is so embarrassing for white house of the not that it makes them look bad. she was protecting bergdahl last night. protect president. >> they have reached out to many so of those on their networks, at least three of the taliban five. >> airline disaster in the french alps may be intentional act of mass murder. procedures put in place after 9/11 may have enabled the copilot to kill their passengers. jon scott our own licensed pilot with years of experience on how these procedures are supposed to work, coming up. >>> plus the administration still considers yemen a success. yes, sir really a role model in the war against terror. why official word coming out of the white house does not appear to match what is going on the ground. [shouting] major: here's our new t

private first class morris walker staff sergeant clayton bowen second lieutenant dare rain andrews, and staff sergeant michaely. the reality is when he went missing, it changed the entire profile. when an american soldier goes missing, everything changes on a dime and you go to the -- it's my belief he broke his oath, he broke the cardinal rule and he should pay the price, east ever life imprisonment or the death penalty. you could not break more -- it breaks the heart of someone who's served on the left and right. >> captain collins, great to see you. >>> time for my case now. i don't know about you, but to me it seems the obama administration never seemed to be that interested in -- promise to close gitmo, by exchanging five taliban for bowe bergdahl. and to make sure a nuke deal with iran happens, a deal that has already meant giving more credibility to an untrustworthy country than to even our allies israel yemen and now saudi arabia. as we watch the situation in the middle east unravel more each day. so today these questions must be asked. is a new deal wither iran -- was releasing fife taliban commander

staff sergeant boynton, private first class morris walker staff sergeant curtis curtis literally 2nd lieutenant darren andrews and staff sergeant michael murphy. >> yeah and thank you for reading that because i think not enough is said about the men that he did endanger who ultimately paid the price for his behavior. and look what happened to him is clearly not what he anticipated happening to him when he walked away, but nevertheless there's probably not enough punishment. >> let's move on from some of the politics surrounding this. remember when president obama staged a photo op alongside his parents. >> in the simple moments with family and friends which all of us take for granted, but while bowe was gone, he was never forgotten. >> remember when susan rice hailed him as a hero? >> certainly anybody who's been held in those conditions in captivity for five years has paid an extraordinary price, but that is really not the point. the point is that he's back. he's going to be safely reunited with his family. he served the united states with honor and distinction. >> and remember bergdahl's former platoon mates who knew all along that w