mr. preston and before mrs. boiler comes up i want to call, gabriel [inaudible] tony robeilous, whitney jones, shannon dodge, duwane sears, theresa [inaudible]. i did call antany nehin before if you still want to come up. >> good morning supervisor, my name is chelsy [inaudible] children and youth and here today representing the san francisco rising alliance. our members are low income and working class people of color and for culmin in particular among the young people impacted by sth housing crisis. rien and others talked about the impact of the housing crisis on individuals lives. our membership is among the low, low and middle income. focks in san francisco who are the 75 percent of san franciscan shut out of the housing market right now. san francisco rising feels the san francisco voters have spoken both around prop k, which passed by over wellm majority, 66 percent of the sloteers voters. san francisco rising did a program where we identified over 2553 voters, 91 percent of all the voters we spoke to agre

mrs. preston -- helped to raise. r name is ann cleveland robertson, and here's just a bit of that phone interview that we had with her recently. susan swain: mrs. robertson, i understand your grandmother was very kind and even helped raise you, but that didn't keep you from getting a scolding from her when you missed a weekly family event? ann cleveland robertson: that's true. [laughter] that was the soul of my grandmother. well, this one incident happened on a sunday night in new hampshire in tamworth, where we go in the summer. and on sunday nights, we used to get together. the finley family, who introduced my grandmother and grandfather to tamworth, and the cleveland family, we would get together and sing hymns. and we all really enjoyed that. but each person had their own favorite hymn. but one sunday, i got together with a whole group and went bowling with my cousin and our square dancing friends and, you know, had a very good time. and i didn't think there was anything terribly malicious about that. but mrs. fin