and some have the impacts that myriam describes and some just leave. this is what this is attempting to do, and to do it in terms of protection by putting some basic policies in place that will protect the most vulnerable residents from displacement. now san francisco is somewhat unique in that there's already a lot of protection policies that you have on the books in san francisco. and some of the policies put in place are proposed in casa, that would be for communities that don't have any policies at all. and in terms of production and the way of getting at the moderate income housing that you just mentioned is envisioned through streamlining that there would be incentives for developers to build it. so that the funding for affordable housing would be directed specifically to extremely low, very low, and low income housing. it wouldn't be used for moderate income housing because there's such a huge need for the most vulnerable residents who need affordable housing. so it's an attempt to pull all of these things together. but it's based on the assumpt

at the heart of the overseas weekly pacific edition was ann bryan, myriam's trusted colleague. she was the only female in vietnam and saigon at the time of the war. this was a paper that had a specific purpose of allowing the troops to share their stories in their own words without fear of pe per -- repercussions -- repercussions of the military brass. when we were cataloging "the overseas weekly" negative collection, the name art green span popped out because he's a known ap photographer. what was unknown about his career in vietnam was that ann brian gave him his journalistic start in vietnam by granting him a press credential. battle of ring the way, he traveled to central vietnam and his photographs document this particular period. this particular photo is of the charlie company moving through a valley. it's a very -- from afar it looks like a tranquil photo. you can see the beauty and scenery of vietnam and you sort of sense the humidity and the ambience and it allows us to experience the environment in which the american troops were actually in. it sets the landscape in w