mr. kozinski, i'm looking at you, put the kibosh on that, too. so interestingly, i took the pledge of i wanted a navigation center or a respite site or a shelter in the northeast corner of the city. but respectfully, the bureaucracy has actually made this not happen. when you have an elected official who is willing to standup to his or her constituented to make it happen, so as mr. walton said, it is time to hold our elected officials accountable, why have you resisted a homeless shelter in district three? >> thank you, supervisor. jeff cozin see, department of homelessness. i believe there were life safety at that site at the church. there are other issued at # 8 broadway -- one of the things with navigation center, and i think rolling these things out responsibly and effectively is when you have a project that you're going to spend millions of dollars to make it come alive, and then, it's only on a temporary basis, it takes a tremendous amount of time, money and work. so we are looking for sites that are available longer term. and the other iss

mr. kozinski, he showed reams of data. i don't know if i believe all the data. i share the same questions as all of you. that data was a bit shifty to me, but the one thing that struck out at me is sf is bearing more than its fair share of the load. 40% of the regional homeless are here in san francisco. another 40% in contra costa and the other counties. why is it only our problem through our generosity to allow the seven-day beds for people that don't want help, and then, we spin our wheels, and we try to figure out why is it that we can't get more navigation centers built? why is that? i'll tell you why. it's 'cause the constituents, your constituents, supervisors, all of us in the city, we're sick of it. you see this list? you know where this comes from? i have another list. this is from next door. this is from next door knob hill, d-3 -- nob hill. i posted an invitation last night -- >> clerk: thank you. thank you for your comment [inaudible] >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. thank you. next speaker. >> hello. amy fairways on behalf of the st. francis hom