mr. robert woods. welcome. >>> good afternoon. i'm robert woods and i'm here to talk on behalf of the southeast facility renaissance, one of the agencies that's building there that rent is being increased. we're talking about a service that mostly these nonprofits, they get very -- they get acknowledged on very few city contracts. and these are the same people that are providing service in the community. and if the rent goes up, we lose the service. the community can't lose a service right now. and if you look at what those agencies are providing out there, it is life-saving. they're not there because they are there making a lot of money. and when you're talking about providing service, if the city doesn't support these agencies, then they cannot expand. we're talking about in the next 20 years. we're talking about as many as 20,000 youtubetionv its going to be built out there. and we're talking about services for 2013, the services, the building that were built out there were built for 1986. * units and the population is getting

mr. president, master sergeant robert strasky. hailing from detroit, michigan. i want to say go tigers. >> good evening, mr. prsz. i'm david woodcongratulations. >> good evening, mr. president. james salusky. 807th expeditionary air squadron and the world's greatest air force. i want to say congratulations on tonight and have a blessed evening. >> mr. president, we're honored to be able to join you tonight, and we've got one more thing for all of you there. >> listen, to all of you who are there, we know it's tough being away from your families. we know the incredible sacrifices and challenges that you meet every single day. but i can tell you that you've got a room full of patriots here. and although i've got to admit that they're a little spiffied up right now, their heart and soul, their dedication, their sense of duty, is at one with every single one of the folks who are in kandahar right now, and i want you to know that when i was standing on the steps of the capitol today, looking out over close to a million people, the single biggest cheer that i always get, and today was no different at my inauguration, was when i spoke

mr. president, master sergeant robert, superintendent, 807th expeditionary air support squadron, hailing from detroit, michigan. i want to say go tigers. >> good evening, mr. president. my name is sergeant first class david woodorado, third infantry division, falcon brigade, task force lighthorse. thank you very much for having us here at your party. congratulations. >> good evening, mr. president. the operations superintendent, the 807th expeditionary operation support squadron, and the world's greatest air force. i want to say congratulations on tonight, and you guys have a blessed evening. >> mr. president, we're honored to be able to join you tonight, and we've got one more thing for all of you there. >> for all of you there, we know it's tough being away from your families. we know the incredible sacrifices and challenges that you meet every single day. but i can tell you that you've got a room full of patriots here. [ cheering ] and although i've got to admit that they're a little spiffied up right now, their heart and soul, their dedication, their sense of duty is at one with every single one of the folks who are in kandahar right now. and i want you to know that when i was standing on the steps of the

mr. president, sergeant robert, superintendent, 807 expedition their air support squadron from detroit, michigan -- [cheers and applause] go tigers. >> good evening, mr. president, i'm sergeant first class, david woodm monument, colorado, third infantry division, task force light horse. thank you for having us at your party. congratulations. >> good evens, mr. president, mass sergeant james on the operation superintendent 807 squadron and the world's greatest air force -- [cheers and applause] congratulations, have a lessed -- blessed evening. >> mr. president, honored to join you tonight, and we got one more thing for all of you there. [inaudible] >> well, listen, to all of you who are there, we know it's tough being away from your families. we know the incredible sacrifices and challenges that you meet every single day, but i can tell youssef mejri -- that you have a room full of patriots here, and although i got to admit that they are a little spiffied upright now -- up right now, their heart and soul, dedication, sense of duty is at one with everything single one of the folks who are in kandahar right now, and i want you to know that, you know, when i was standing on the steps of the capitol to

mr. president, sergeant robert, superintendent, air support operations squadron. from detroit, michigan. go tigers. >> good evening mr. president. i am sergeant david woodorado. third infantry division. thank you very much for having us here at your party, congratulations. >> good evening, mr. president area did i and the operation superintended 28 07 expeditionary air support operations squadron, in the world's greatest air force. have a blessed evening. >> mr. president, we are honored to be able to join you tonight. we have one more thing for all of you there. >> listen, to all of you who are there, we know it is tough being away from your families. we know the incredible sacrifice and challenges that you meet every single day. i can tell you that you have got a roomful of patriots here. i've got to admit, they are a little space -- spiffied up right now. their heart and soul, their sense of duty, as at one with every single one of the folks who are it with you right now. i want you to know that when i was standing on the steps of the capitol today, looking out over close to one million people, the single biggest cheer that i always get, and today wa