units. in the one treasure island plan, as those member agencies construct their new buildings, these households in good standing will be tran f -- transferred into units. there will be an option provided for rental transition units, down payment assistance, or in-lieu payment if they're leaving the island. tida is responsible for constructing these transition units within the sites that will be developing with one treasure island or other housing develope developers, and when they turn over eventually, they would become affordable units. so our current snapshot of the villages at treasure island, they currently have 387 occupied units, slightly more than half are pre-dda households. again, those pre-dda households, if they're eligible for, they can elect a new affordable transition unit. they can relocate to a new market rate transition unit, or they can elect the in-lieu payment or pursue assistance to purchase a unit. so, again, the map here shows all of the tida parcels outlined in red there. those are all the spaces throughout the program that are available to us to construct the 1,866 unit

they will be establishing a pre-marketing window before new units go on sale to the general public. isting households would have the opportunity to purchase units from ticd. that includes both the market rate and the for-sale inclusionary units. and for these households, they have this pre-marketing opportunity to purchase units, but there's also down payment assistance available to these households. the down payment assistance amount is calculated using the same guidelines that are used to calculate the optional in-lieu payment. and the lower part of this talks about that amount, the amount paid to the household as either in-lieu payments or down payment assistance is based on the amounts derived from the san francisco rent board scheduled for units being demolished. the current amounts would be $6,627 per pre-dda adult tenant up to a maximum of four in the household. an additional payment of 4,419, which is a household payment, if there are minors in the household irrespective of the number of minor of households. and for each member of the household that's elderly or disabled, the

unit. they can relocate to a new market rate transition unit, or they can elect the in-lieu payment or pursue assistance to purchase a unit. so, again, the map here shows all of the tida parcels outlined in red there. those are all the spaces throughout the program that are available to us to construct the 1,866 units we're responsible to deliver. we have the first two sites here. c-3.1 and 3.2. and you saw the presentation last week by cmg and prior to and loretta on the next subphase of development. these are additional parcels that will be available to us in this next subphase area. so within these parcels, we have sufficient real estate to transition all of the eligible residents, the constraining factor, then, becomes funding availability for the transition. the program funds come from a contribution of 17,500 per door. that's due when they transfer lots to vertical development entities. the balance for the funding of the construction of the units will have to come from other sources. tax credits, but also potentially project-specific grants through grant programs and other sources poten

no air ventilation, so we decided to create a new unit there. now, in this descriptive new unit, in the description that the planning department had, it says here that we have an additional and vertical and horizontal addition, and -- and period. and after that, it's stated that additionally, we're creating a new unit, but it's not the case, including, for a layperson like me, reading this, it's like i'm having -- we're having a vertical addition and a horizontal addition. and in addition to that, we are having another structure built. so where are we putting this -- so it looks like a massive thing, but it's not. the addition, the new unit is within the vertical -- the horizontal addition. it's not separated. now, so since we are creating this unit -- because there is no housing in -- in san francisco, we have a house, we have a place with a spacing that we can create a very hand some and comfortable place for a renter. because it's low, it doesn't have to be -- not to have the amenities of this century. so the upper floor where we live right n

along with adding new units, i will be investing one and a half million dollars to provide additional services to these units. it will provide assistance for our communities and provide the resources necessary to help individuals who are coming off the streets. most importantly, and most substantially connect this budget package will include $50 million for new navigation centres. helping support our new facilities here. we will provide a million dollars for programs for transitional eyes use. a population that has been dramatically affected with homelessness in san francisco. we are specifically wanting to address this. we are providing new access points to provide resources, supports and services for families and residents juggling with homelessness on the streets. this is a comprehensive package. this is about making sure we create new exits off the streets through temporary shelters and permanent supportive housing. it's also making sure we provide the resources necessary to stem the tide of new people becoming homeless in san francisco. we will not solve homelessness overnight in

it is on track to build 10,000 new units in the north bay shore area. yes, some developers are tearing down run down properties in the neighborhoods like this old cluster of units on villa street, but a few developers are still demolishing older cheaper livable rent controlled units to build seven figure condos. >> is it a troubling trend tearing down these affordable places? >> oh yeah. >> reporter: the mayor wants developer to think twice saying there are plenty of other places to build in the city. the mayor says projects like this one are encouraging. these 208 units will be demolished to make way for 716 new units and by state law, at least 15% must be below market rate. what's more, anyone currently living here will get priority for a new unit but will pay the same old rent. the mayor says attitudes toward the housing crisis are changing. >> because, a lot of developers we work with, they are going to be doing future projects. they figure it is worth the goodwill to spend a few dollars making sure the people being displaced by their project are hel

since the nine hundred sixty seven war so we're talking about the new united jerusalem as a capital was the clear i don't think anybody right and left coalition coalition opposition today everybody is for this move it also has a new president of the implications for the whole region where is this taking the palestinian israeli peace process if still existing after this many questions are still pending seems like. things will be different will they be better as trump and his people claim will they be worse as many palestinians and their supporters are saying he had to be seen but no doubt this is a very big historic moment that might change the whole future of this conflict and the middle east conflict historic as you said shiny and incredible symbolism we're looking at here with the singing of the anthem of course to inaugurate this new embassy and we're now seeing the u.s. ambassador to israel david friedman taking the stage he is going to. say a few words here we're going to listen in to what he has to say. distinguished guests and their friends tammy and i welcome you to the opening

units in recent years. but we need to do much more. i will ensure that any newevelopment that receives any public benefit will be required to provide a higher percentage of affordable units. we need to serve our needs at this time of crisis. i'm honoured to have the support of the u.s. senator paris and our stat state comptroller, bete and our sin to be state treasurer and six of the 11 members of the board of supervisors. six of the seven members of the city college board of trustees. the united educators of san francisco. the lgbt democratic club and other clubs. the sierra club and the number 1 endorsement of the san francisco party, the democratic party. it would be my honour to have your vote on june 5th. [♪] [♪] >> hello everyone. i am amy farah weiss. one san francisco city hospital rolled out shortsighted hospital -- policies that displace hundreds of residents pick in 2011 i joined my neighbour to push back against the chase bank the displaced local businesses on the car door. i realized eight years ago, in an additio, andin addition to ao against displ

has extended his contract with the german champions for another year the frenchman has been with a new unitsince two thousand and seven in that time he's won eight of those league titles and one champions despite being thirty six still plays a crucial role in the club he scored eighty dollars to two hundred fifty in the appearances. was a lot of president josep but bottom aereo has admitted to holding transfer talks with griese months agent last year that let it go madrid forward as long been linked with a move to the catalan giants he has a one hundred million euro release clause in his contract boss alone assess are ready to play french international trade someone wants his future so he had up before the world cup in russia. just to remind of one of our top stories at this hour u.s. president donald trump is set to announce his decision on the future of iran nuclear deal and later european backers of poso u.s. withdrawal aside the deal successfully holds that iran's nuclear ambitions. and armenian presence they had to call a shia hospital activist country's new prime minister his victory

the united states is celebrating the opening of a new embassy in jerusalem. at a reception over the weekend israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed the u.s. delegation, which included president trump's daughter ivanka and his son-in-law jared kushner. in december america announced they would move the embassy. >> president trump is making history. we are deeply grateful, and our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. >> but the historic move has triggered months of protests by palestinians who claim east jerusalem as the capital of their future state. earlier this year palestinian president mahmoud abbas called it a slap in the face that would hamper negotiations for peace in the middle east. a long-time negotiator thinks president trump set back the peace process. >> it's not a question of moving an embassy. it's not a real estate problem. it has to do with jerusalem. >> it comes 70 years after it was declared. the embassy opening today is only temporary. the u.s. is still searching for a

the negative balances are due to higher amounts of units being removed from protected status relative to the net new affordable units built. these districts, by the way, are consistent with the boundaries used in the annual housing inventory reports. again, there's a range of balanc balances. in projects that have received entitlements and have yet to receive building permits. this slide shows the projected housing balance at 16%. this is about the same in the previous ten year recording period. the projected housing balance is also provided at board district and planning district levels. the housing balance ordnance also requires that three major projects that have been entitled but do not yet have building permits not be included in the projected housing balance. that is until phasing of these projects move to applying for and receiving building permits. all together, remaining phases of these projects will provide about 22,000 net new units of which 22% will be affordable. also not included in projected housing balance are checks you aren't -- currently under revie >>> the mayor's office of housi

some breaking news, united states said to have a deal to -- a lousy -- stay andzre to business. the united states is saying is an enforcement issue and has nothing to do with trade. to stay inllowzte business. , the second largest corporate bond sale. this is bloomberg real yield's. ♪ ♪ jon: this is bloomberg real yield. united states treasury auctioned millions of dollars of bonds this week. the highest level since july 2008. n the corporate side, bonds to help fund the acquisition and the second-largest u.s. corporate bond sale. it yielded 2.15 percentage points. hungry supply stocks. five yield bonds yielding and they are trading above the issue price. crisis of europe, the em in turkey. take a listen. >> this is serious. that by itself, the central bank of turkey is going to be able to stem this. >> when you have the administration saying they are takeover the central banker, this is a country that is facing a lot of uncertainty. >> even in the healthy countries, politics have a way of destroying economic policies. >> there needs to be more and i think that is what the marke

of affordableth housing and new united states. that is another issue the rule was designed to address. the number of americans that are is growinged exponentially. in whichis was done 2001-2015 the number of americans that are rent burdened grew by 43%. that number is continuing to grow. we don'the problem is have enough affordable housing developments in this nation. forwardingtively fair housing rule is designed to help communities address that problem so we can expand the number of affordable housing units across the country. teachers, firefighters, police officers, paralegals, nurses aides, these are people who work good jobs. they are hard-working folks. live inthese people communities where they cannot in thea one-bedroom home community where they work right here in the nation's capital. if you are a teacher with a college degree, you cannot afford a two-bedroom apartment in the nation's capital where you would be working. this rule is so critically important so we can make sure that people have affordable housing, good hous

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holding a protest last week asking for answers about when they can move into new units. all while they claim apartment workers continue showing interested renters empty apartments. >> we've been patient, and people have been enduring really, really bad conditions. >> reporter: the tenants claim although this city sign allows them in the unions, the property owners -- units, the property owners blocked them off. >> we walked out with almost nothing. >> reporter: they say some were finally shown units they could rent after the protests. the building didn't have a working elevator. her father-in-law is in a wheelchair. even though the belongings were not destroyed in the fire, they feel like they have lost everything. >> we want our homes again, want our lives again. >> not knowing what's going to happen for the future. >> reporter: according to the mercury news, fire inspectors flagged a broken fire alarm in the building, but never followed up to see it was working. today, a woman in the leasing office said the office was closed and refused to answer any questions. in san

series of new units . really grabbed you know that really grabbed me. i'll go behind the armchair it's a lie on my mommy and i was like popping the drawer and. i just. copied and copied over and over again you know it was essential. this excitement about felt. hasn't changed much to be. there is something which which i think if i lose then i'll probably stop painting. just so. i think there's bananas i think that's my favorite. this one here i think it's something i like this one best. i like the way the two been on the set off. kind of untangle the midst of a you know it's like clothes spinning song all for him. but you have to you know they seem to sort of sit comfortably on the table. you know sometimes when you're in maui to take your clothes off you know. not very often that both my parents are gone i don't come down very often. it's not the same family house anymore but i think he's done a good job of building the house in that kind of like same spirit the front doors would never close you know house except it's not. we used to have lots of around

breaking news -- united technologies, a holder of the stock wanting to split the company into three with price rising on the news of 1%. there are other activists involved. they say a split would unlock more than $20 billion in value. hs -- mark: hsbc is down after costs rose at a faster pace than revenue and suggested it would reinvest excess capital it generated in the future. the european biggest bank returning money to shareholder and a $2 billion buyback. we spoke to their cfo. >> $2 billion worth of buybacks, in addition to a dividend we announced. that bears out the overall balance sheets strengthen hsbc and the strength we see in terms of our markets. and investmentce managing editor is here. hi. they knew chief executive -- the new chief executive, big job on his hands? >> yes, the quarter was not as strong as he would've liked. wanting to get ahead of revenue growth. pressure building on him to deliver a plan, a new strategic plan for the firm that will be able to generate more growth while keeping costs in check. some of the moves we have heard, he is thinking about shrinking

>> reporter: protesting last week asking for answers about when they could move into new units, all while they claim apartment workers continue showing interested renters empty apartments. >> we have been patient and people have been enduring really, really bad conditions. >> reporter: the tenants claim although this city sign allows them inside their unit, the property owners blocked it off keeping them from retrieving their belongings. >> for the most part we all walked out with almost nothing. >> reporter: after their protest, they say some were finally shown units they could rent. cristina says the building didn't have a working elevator. her father-in-law is in a wheelchair. they say even though their belongings weren't destroyed in the fire, they feel like they have lost everything. >> we all want our homes again. we all want our lives again. >> and not knowing what's going to happen for the future, and that's the hardest part. >> reporter: according to the "mercury news," fire inspectors flagged a broken fire alarm inside that building but never followed up to see that it was worki

news — the headlines. sir alex ferguson, who led manchester united to 38 trophies during 26 years in charge, has had emergencyurgery for a brain haemorrhage. russian opposition leader alexei navalny is arrested as he tries to address a protest against president putin. an erupting volcano in hawaii triggers earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975. a space rocket has begun a six—month journey to take a probe to mars, to help scientists study what's beneath the planet's crust. at ten o'clock a full round—up of the day bus news. first its time for our world — in which yalda hakim investigates iraq's war on the drug — crystal meth. a hunt is under way. basra police, on the back of a tipoff, think they've found their target. a suspect they believe has been dealing in the highly addictive and illegal drug, crystal meth. kidnapping, extortion, organised crime are already part of daily life here in basra, iraq's second city. now there's a new threat, crystal meth. i've been invited tojoin the police frontline. this is the elite force that goes out every night on raids to try and cra

housing units and negotiate at least development agreements, we have an incredible opportunity to think creatively about how the funds generated by these projects can support both the construction of new affordable housing units, and housing stabilization efforts that we know actually work. i hear from residents all over san francisco, including many who support our efforts to's build more housing stock that their primary concern today is holding on to their existing housing. we know that the most cost-effective way to prevent someone from becoming homeless or displaced from san francisco, is to make sure that they are able to keep their housing. and while our current inclusionary and affordable housing fees have been a critical opponent of helping us build new permanent affordable housing, we do not have the same level of financial commitment to other housing stabilization programs which keep people housed. those include our small sight acquisition program, which purchases and stabilizes rent-controlled buildings kark our financial planning and eviction prevention programs, which help residents with the resources to get caught up on rent, purchase their units or prevent eviction. our

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i do want us to pay attention to the imbalance and be able to compare the rent controlled units versus new bmr units and how they're spread out geographically. thank you. >>> commissioner fong? >>> thank you. i want to go on the record and put a request that one of the next area plans is b. while it's uncomfortable for some, if we don't do it now and do it right, it's gonna be not something that we'll really like at the end. i see it coming, i'd rather get ahead of the curve. i think it's important on those wider streets to be cognizant of other things like schools and senior housing and care. to commissioner moore's point, i absolutely agree with you that we are at a point and time with technology that there should be a live census. the ability to put census on different things whether it's birthrate, job creation, death rate and really get an account of where the city is moving and where they're moving to and from and how they're moving is all in front of us now. that may be something that the public sector doesn't do. maybe that's private sector or an entity that's able to provide that

complaining about accountability call your senator that is exactly what the united states talked about what this court talked about new york versus united states accountability is important to the structure is important to the citizens and the statute violates that structure. >> thank you counsel the case is on -- submitted. >> for arguments tomorrow a case considering president trump's decision to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. it was created under the obama administration to prevent the immediate deportation of individuals who were brought to the united states illegally as children. we will have live coverage of the oral argument tomorrow 4:00 o'clock p.m. eastern c-span3. watch online or listen on the c-span radio app >> i call it the disciplined presidency eisenhower carried himself with disciplined man

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a new united states to get on with this and you through this very day visit the company's major international companies that have sort of decided to work with iran in the deal to the rand since the green was agreed with and signed up to those months ago it's fair that they should now sanctions from america on the basis that from doesn't like the deal. but i think that if there's a serious problem. with the arraigning deal and the americans see that to be a problem they've they've got some information on their own this and that companies may not have you know i think we it is more important that we control your runs nuclear prospects as it is very much for the world it will happen if the existing deal today monday this is a very serious issue i mean controlling very clear controlling their ninety's i tell you what's happening now in iran daily isn't it mean that's the whole point is it well obviously the americans think otherwise and the iranians seem to be laughing at them at the moment so i think the iranians need to be controlled i need to stay in enormous need to stop iran having nuclear w

i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us we begin with breaking news from the united states where u.s. president donald trump has canceled the summit with north korean leader kim jong un planned for next month the abrupt turnaround was announced in a letter that donald trump addressed to kim u.s. secretary of state my pompei o briefed to lawmakers in washington on the shock decision and read from trump's letter. sadly based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have this long planned meeting therefore please let this letter serve to represent that the singapore summit for the good of both parties but to the detriment of the world will not take place you talk about your nuclear capabilities but ours are so massive and powerful that i pray to god they will never have to be used i felt that a wonderful dialogue was building up between you and me and ultimately is only that dialogue that matters someday i look very much forward to meeting you if you change your mind having to do with t

special efforts to promote european view to the problem and pressing the jury with his vision of a new young united europe german chancellor angela merkel delivering a speech praising that vision for forming. kong laying out his vision for the future which rests on a number of pillars including. a policy of european sovereignty remaining united and not just for. money concluding now perhaps most appropriately with the european union and beethoven's not. the charlemagne prize presented today to french president emanuel. let's get some more analysis on what we've just seen transpire over the past few hours the deputy political editor of the there has been following the latest developments here with me in the studio what did you make in particular of his acceptance speech but it was a message of being self confidence that the european project the european union is the way ahead we saw a ceremony that was slight young conventional. younger pop artist. performing a song which is. the kind of promised happiness and that had a message and it says well basically not follow those who promise you the promise