ms. campbell, budget legislative analyst report? >> on page 15 of our report, we show the budget for this contract. this is a five-year contract with five-year option to extend. the first budget is $39.1 million. the second term would be under the extension $39.9 million, the total amount would be $77.1 million. there is provisions in the contract for what they call lock box services, which is a process for collected mailed payments. this is going to be the taken over by the treasury tax collector office and not performed under the contract. we do recommend a reduction in the contract amount of $2.2 million, so the contract would be reduced from $77.2 million to 74.9 or almost $75 million as we state in the recommendation. we recommend the contract to approve the lower amount and otherwise we recommend to approve the contract. >> supervisor kim: thank you. i wanted to note to sfmta, i appreciate that the credit card online service has improved and it's without a fee. that's important to provide to the residents. what is a lock box s

ms. campbell. at that time, we'll open up for public comment on this item. seeing none, public comment is now closed. colleagues, can we take a motion to move forward item number 16 without objection. thank you very much, ms. gorum. mr. clerk, could you please call item number 17. >> clerk: item 17. 180416 resolution approving an original contract agreement for long-term mental health services in a 24-hour locked facility between the department of public health and crestwood behavioral health in the amount not to exceed $77,280,000 for a total contract term of july 1, 2018, through june 30, 2023. >> thank you. we have ms. ruggle. >> i'm here with the department of public health to present on this item. thank you. this is a new contract. we just did a solicitation. it's following the solicitation effective july 1st. this vendor, however, has been ongoing and currently contains dph clients. it says, along with the facilities that are emptyed by crestwood behavioral health are long-term care mental health facilities with varying licenses to meet the needs of ou

ms. campbell's isorth 1,001. >> are you okay? >> i made it. >> don't kiss the ground. it looks bad for the pilot. >> i enjoyed it. >> gla you could come out today. >> reporter: erika gonzalez news 4. >> ms. campbell said at her age there is not a lot of variety in her da they are pretty much the same. the day she said was sometng ecial. >>> next at 11:00, football players and politicians are tackling racial bias and criminal justice reform. theplayers coalition held a forum withandidates for states attorney. wide receiver anquan boldin and carl davis moderated this conversation tonight. the players' coalition say states attorneys in maryland hold tremends power and they want to help the community understand who they are voting for. early voting again began today in maryland. >>> new technology could get people heade from downtown hicago to o'hare airport in just minutes. chicago mayor announced today the city has chosen billionaire inventor elon musk's boring company to build a new express service. electric vehicles will move through underground tunnels at speeds up to

ms. campbell. >> and just for the record, the amendments that ms. kelly just described are before every member of this body, and the clerk has a copy as well. you've summarized them accurately. >> thank you. >> we have a lot of campbells. we also do have a naomi campbell. >> johns and larrys. >> do committee members like to bring anyone up for questions or comments? >> i just want to say mr. mulligan is administering a hearing right now. so he's not here in the chambers. >> okay. thank you for informing us of that. at this time, we're going to begin public comment on this item. i do have a number of speaker cards before me. ly call on the first 10 cards. we have mr. tim paulson, now executive director of the building trades. >>> okay. i apologize. we had a lot of different requests. m supervisor safai would like mr. arsay to speak. >> i apologize for missing timing and things like that. i want to ask about city build and how it relates to things on the table. there's been a lot of question about city build andt may play with this proposal. i know we'

ms. maybelle campbell in tion. this is a great story. >> reporter: she's fantastic. ms. campbell absolutely fearless as she got back into the cockpit of this plane. i mean, i guess if you can learn again, a bike all over you can learn to fly all over again, too? at 96, maybelle campbell goes just about everywhere with h walker. today isn't about walking, it's about ying in one of these -- a restored 1940 boeing steerman, open cockpit. >> not afraid at all. >> reporter: private firstlass campbell is a world war ii veteran serving her country at the age of she got the mail out to the soldier, she says. >> well, i have flown a plane before because i was in the women's army koecorps. we flew different places. >> reporter: she's part of the first group of african-american women in that service. >> told them, youre oo you young, and we didn't accept black people, if they were wrong, i told them. >> reporter: we met ms. camp bell in maryland airport in indian head for what's called a >>dream flight. that airplane look familiar? >> yeah. >> reporter: spring hills mt. vernon assis

ms. campbell's is worth 1,001. >> you okay?i made it. >> you made it. >> you did make it.ss don't he ground. it looks bad for the pilot. [ laughter ] enjoyed it. >> glad you could come out today. >> it was precious. to me what was the most endearing thing in speaking with her, i asked what is -- what does your day look like, a normal day. she said, well, they all look the same. this is something different. it was such a treat to be out with her today. she has this srit about her. if i can be 96 and be like we can all, my gosh, we'll be so much better for it. >> we'll all be good. >> i cannot imagine just going -- in her headwhat itust have like to be transported back 75 years or so in that moment. that had to be -- >> so maernny emotions running through her mind. she was fearless about the whole thing. just feelearless. >> in an open cockpit. 96. >> yes. >> i'm not afraid. >> write that down. there you go >> we've got to celebrate those living members of history while we have them. >> thank you. >> a good day out there with ms.

ms. campbell, i'll start with you and we'll just go in order. are those -- do you have those insurances in place? would you be actively involved in monitoring the disbursement of any money to make sure that there was a fair and open bidding process? >> thank you, mr. chair. actually, the sigtarp released an interim report where they identified a weakness with our policy and predures. when iamon it was like restarting the organization all over again, and although we got multiple bids, we did not follow specific rfp process, and that was one of the takeaways that we took back after sigtarp recognized that, is that we're taking a look at all of the policies and procedures and seeing how we can tighten them up. >> ms. james, considering only three houses have been demolished in three years, i don't think that's an issue yet. but when you do sta expending that money, i highly encourage that. mr. farmer, do you have an oversight program in place to make sure that contracts are fairly -- >> we are not actually operating a blight ogram. that's not one o

ms. verise campbell, nevada for the housing corporation. ms. cathy james, this is still mad at the alabama housing finance authority, and mr. scott farmer, executive director north carolina housing finance agency. welcome to y all pursuant to committee rules all witness who will be sworn in before they testify. please stand and raise your right hand. [witnesses were sworn in] >> the record will reflect all witnesses answered in the affirmative. please be seated. in order to allow time for discussion pase limit your testimony to five minut. your entire written statement will be made part of theecord. as reminder the clock infinity shows remained in time if the light will turn yellow, kind of like a yellow light at the traffic stop. that means speed up. you have 30 seconds left and read when your time is up. remember to press a button to turn the microphone on before speaking. we look forward to your testimony. >> chairman meadows, chairman palmer, ranking member connolly, ranking member raskin, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the oppo

ms. maybelle campbell is 96 ng.rs y she was just 19 years old when she signed up to serve this country inone of the first african-american women in that service. she got the mail to the soldiers and spent a lot of hours in the plane just lik this, she says. thanks to her assisted living facility iexandria and a nonprofit called ageless aviationreams foundation, ms. campbell took a trip down memory lane and was absotely fearle about it. >> for th pilots and volunteers, it's an opportunity to give back and bring some joy and excitement to these veterans that have given so much to us.am >> ms.ell says at her age there's not a lot of variety in heday. etty much all the same. today she said, todayas something different you could say that again, right? say that again. she is absolutely incredible. to see her g up into that plane -- this is a gopro camera that we had on this thing. and it just -- it seemed like she was just in awe of everything. we said, would you get out there and do it again? she said, absolutely. >> absolutely. i bet she would. >> were you nervous, scared? no. i've done this

ms. campbell says at her age, there's not af lot variety in her day. it pretty much all the same. but yesterday she said was something different. >> right? i just fell in loveerika. >> she's a gem. >> and a little shy about revealing her real ge. >> miss campbell, we love you. we love you. i love it. >> yesterday was gorgeous. today seems like it's shaping up to be the ame. >> yes. >> but a heat wave is around the corner. lauren is going to let us know when the uncomfortable conditions arrive. >> we knew it was coming. and a specibu t to the late getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting pe appointment with aalist shouldn't be. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, you can see a cancer specialist in as little as 24 hours. you'll meet with a physician who will discuss treatment options, answer your questions and recommend next steps for your personalized care plan. learn more about cancertreaf america and schedule your appointment at cancercenter.com/appointment >> hi, everybody. work harder. >>rom his start in 1973, jack has grown his company to more than

ms. campbell and mr. hulliber for their time and attention to the budget this year. happy to answer questions. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. colleagues, do you have any questions? we have one. before you ask that question, i want to give some port highlights. 30% of the budget, 30% budget increase in year 1 and 15% decrease in year two, minimal f.t.e. growth, like what, .87, and that has to do with -- >> annualization of prior year positions. >> supervisor cohen: the budget is really driven by the seawall and ferry capital projects. so, both very important infrastructures that our city needs. go ahead, supervisor, and then hear from the b.l.a. shortly. >> supervisor fewer: i want to know if you have plans for expansion in work force programs. >> work force development programs? in particular, we are very conscious of the fact the seawall program, knock on wood, is going to launch with i hope approval of a general obligation bond this november. and that that is going to be a very large opportunity for us in terms of work force development. we are very committed to d

ms. campbell for your leadership. we have the fire borrowing language on the books. ms. christiansen, we look forward to getting the plan at the end of june on how you will deal with the backlog on how the fuel reduction that we talked about during this committee and i very much appreciate the fact that you have been in discussions with us about how you will be attacking that. i look forward to that as well. i think the country very much wants to know the game plan for reducing the hazards of fuel. for the country, and sometimes it is the -- it is the individual senators running with the bureau, are citizens are so concerned about this. for the country, meat is the ominous month for fires. that's really traditionally gives you a sense of where the things are. many of my colleagues said it looks like we will have some real challenges in oregon the summer. by the way, the friends -- the proposition, we wish you were with us today because he's in new mexico where he's dealing with fires. not some kind of abstract theory. let me, if i might, talk about the air tanker issue.