good evening, chief nicholson. >> chief nicholson: good evening president, vice president, commissioners, this is my report since the last fire commission meeting. chief and i met with the advisory board on the 14th of august. we meet with them a couple of times a year to get their input and assistance. and they're incredible volunteers. and they're really go-getters, so we appreciate them. speaking of nert, the 30th anniversary will be commemorated on october 19 at st. ignatius high school from 8 a.m. to noon. so ericka is ramping up for that. in terms of the fire department employee groups, chief worse, chief biello and myself have met with the employee groups for the first time. we've completed that. and we will -- we met with ems officers association on the 15th and we will continue meetings with each group and we're not sure if we're going to do it tri-annually or biannually. we don't know. we'll see. the new station 49, the ambulance facility gate, we have been in numerous meetings and have gotten really great working relationship with michael bard lows the artist, and it's going t

good morning, chief nicholson. >> good morning. chief janine nicholson. this is my report since our previous commission meeting. thank you for moving the agenda around for me, and good morning, president, vice president and commissioners. obviously, today is 9/11. this morning we had a commemoration ceremony at every firehouse in the city. i thank those who came to station five, commissioners, command staff and others to commemorate the 18th anniversary. mayor london breed was in attendance as were several supervisors, the head of dem and our public safety partners. i also do want to recognize that two of our command staff actually self deployed back then to new york city to work. they really put service above self and thank you for that, gentlemen. also, with 9/11, tonight chief cochran will throw out the first pitch at the giants' game. if anybody wants an autograph from him, you can get that later today. he is a lefty, by the way. that is the neatthat is the 9/1. on saturday we had a stair climb, thank you commissioner for putting that on. thank you fo

day off today susan nicholson comes to paula meant to tell a peace that she and her fellow city is have not changed their minds but i think it would be sensible and mature to agree a mutually beneficial trade deal with the unfortunately that isn't going to happen at the moment what they're doing is they using no deal as a means of continually delaying our departure so that they can then say oh well there's no mandate for a rainy day still. remain as and brett see it is both claiming to be the true defenders of democracy is that as each side becomes ever more entrenched there is no compromise in sight of this. or are. here some other stories making news around the world floods have killed at least 42 people in asia where high water levels in the river are to blame for india dating the capital niamey tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes . on a visit to mozambique pope francis has praised the country's president and opposition leader's courage in signing a landmark peace accord last month the pope called on mozambicans to use reconciliation hope and sustainable

day after day susan nicholson comes to paula meant to tell a piece that she and her fellow brit city is have not changed their minds but i think it would be sensible and mature to agree a mutually beneficial trade deal with the unfortunately that isn't going to happen at the moment what they're doing is they using no deal as a means of continually delaying our departure so that they can then say oh well there's no mandate for a. remain as and brett city is both claiming to be the true defenders of democracy and as each side becomes ever more entrenched there is no compromise in sight of the. 2 of europe's most talented football teams and long time rivals face off friday evening in vieni standout match of euro qualifiers germany is hosting the netherlands in homburg. germany coach has played up his young teams closeness ahead of their match with the netherlands who is byron's me on a direct score out injured has been a break in the chain. this is shocking but by the human mind is a real shame. an a from experience when there was a bit of a break from the team in 2010 that they need to

day after day susan nicholson comes to palm and to tell a peace that she and her fellow great city is have not changed their minds i think it would be sensible and mature to agree a mutually beneficial trade deal with the unfortunately that isn't going to happen at the moment what they're doing is they're using no deal as a means of continually delaying our departure so that they can then say oh well there's no mandate for it and. remain as and breck's it is both claiming to be the true defenders of democracy status each side becomes ever more entrenched there is no compromise in sight. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at least 10 people have been killed by a car bomb in the afghan capital. the blast shook a heavily fortified area near the nato headquarters the taliban says it carried out the attack or militants groups 2nd blast in kabul this week. in japan one person has been killed and dozens injured after a truck collided with a commuter train as a rabbi crossing south of tokyo the course the 1st 3 train carriages to do a truck then bu

jack nicholson, yes, but surely duvall is the hero of that film.t i am not sure if i want to see it again. go see ready or not, it has more laughs. i will, i fancy that. thank you so much for watching. speaking of things you may not want to see, this weather forecast might full into that category. because things are looking very turbulent for many of us as we head through this weekend. he is one lump of cloud on the satellite picture out in the atlantic, this will bring very wet and windy weather for the second half of the weekend. already, we have this well of cloud to contend with, an area of low pressure which has been driving showers eastwards across the british isles. some of these showers, particularly along this line here, they have been heavy and thundery. accompanied by some really squally gust of winds. we have reports of gusts up to 60 mph in east anglia. generally, strong winds continue across southern generally, strong winds continue across southern areas generally, strong winds continue across southern areas into the evening. that fir

everybody talks about jack nicholson, shelley duvall is the real genius in that film.s so raw and so ragged, if you look at what any of the on—set making of footage, that performance was really tough for her. i mean, she had a very tough time on set. and she is brilliant. jack nicholson, yes, but shelley duvall is the hero of that film. yeah, it is a classic. which i love. but i'm not sure i want to see it again! mark, thank you very much. go see ready or not. it has got more laughs. i will, definitely. i fancy that. ok, that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. hello there. after a soggy and blustery night, sunday will bring some warmer weather. this cloud on oui’ some warmer weather. this cloud on our earlier picture, developing low pressure has been bringing cloud, outbreaks of rain, very gusty winds on the southern flank is that rain slides across the southern half of the uk through sunday morning, we will see stronger wind gusts in exposed spots. some showers passing through could be accompanied by some really squally winds. anywhere where the rain

everybody talks about jack nicholson, shelley duvall is the real genius in that film. is so raw and so ragged, if you look at what any of the on set making of footage, that performance was really tough for her. i mean, she had a very tough time on set. and she is brilliant. jack nicholson, yes, but shelley duvall is the hero of that film. yeah, it is a classic. which i love. but i'm not sure i want to see it again! mark, thank you very much. go see ready or not. it has got more laughs. i will, definitely. i fancy that. ok, that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. we are heading into a very turbulent weekend of weather. some heavy rain and strong winds in places. through the rest of this evening and tonight, we see further showers pushing from the west towards the east. some of these on the heavy side. some heavy spells in between, and whether winds are lighter across the north and north—west of scotland, it could get quite chilly for some. generally, temperatures holding between eight and i2 celsius. into tomorrow, quite a few showers around at first.

jack nicholson, yes, but shelley duvall is the hero of that film.but i'm not sure i want to see it again! mark, thank you very much. go see ready or not. it has got more laughs. i will, definitely. i fancy that. ok, that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. good bye. have hello there. after what was a very wet weekend in some parts of the uk, things have generally been drying out over recent hours but as we look ahead through monday, we will start off on ahead through monday, we will start offona ahead through monday, we will start off on a chilly note before rain returns again from the south—west. starting off with some missed patches around, that should clear —— mist. then rain returns across the south—west england, into wales, where some spots and high ground could see close to 70 millimetres, close to three inches. to the north, we will see some showers across scotla nd we will see some showers across scotland and will be on the chilly side here, 11 degrees in aberdeen but generally a lot of dry weather for scotland and northern

cancer kills maker gordon nicholson breaks it is no laughing matter britain's imminent exit from the e.u. is already hurting business so a complete outfit costs around a $1000.00 pounds but now his clients are hesitant to place orders due to the ongoing uncertainty the kilt maker is fed up with britain's politicians he believes prime minister bars johnson's brand said plans are plunging the u.k. into chaos. leaving the e.u. there is. we don't know what's going to happen we have no idea no deal or treaty is being put in place so we are just hoping that things are going to be ok that's not the way to run a country it's not a way to run a business for many scots the kilt is an expression of their own identity or even of their own nation membership in a scottish national party has been rising for it and according to a recent poll some 52 percent of scots and now in favor of scottish independence. also sees this as the right move. we have determined nation and we have shown over the years that we are innovative and if we went independent strength of character and strengths of belief in wh

day after day susan nicholson comes to palm and to tell a peace that she and her fellow brits city is have not. i think it would be sensible and mature to agree a mutually beneficial trade deal with the unfortunately that isn't going to happen at the moment what they're doing is they using no deal as a means of continually delaying our departure so that they commence a oh well there's no mandate for it. remain as and brett city is both claiming to be the true defenders of democracy and as each side becomes ever more entrenched there is no compromise in sight. well a judge here in germany has described child sex abusers as monstrous and despicable she said today she had prison sentences to men for sexually assaulting more than 30 children over 2 decades now some of their victims were toddlers. in northwestern germany police are being criticised for failing to intervene. severe sexual abuse of children in more than $200.00 cases both undress me and mary were as were found guilty of abusing more than 30 children the main victim and own 8 year old foster child the sentences are close to t

nicholson who also sees this as the right move. we have to tell him and nation and we have shown over the years that we are and if. we went independent that strength of character and strengths of belief in what we we can produce and believe in would certainly take us through the insight that while many scots are turning their backs on britain this sentiment is especially strong in the scottish capital in the 2014 referendum on scottish independence some 2 thirds of voters in edinburgh voted to stay in the u.k. but since the break said vote the mood has changed dramatically. well educated young people in particular don't want to see their career paths blocked due to bragg sit. finley mcfarland spent a semester studying in the czech republic and recently traveled across europe by train he feels the british government has let him down. a whole new demographic of people are starting to question actually maybe independence is the way forwards and especially voting for young people like me like getting your vote for the future of scotlan

susan nicholson is a retired teacher from yorkshire she has never protested before in her life but now she fears that britain might not leave the e.u. after all but where the silent majority we don't demonstrate we've heard to me didn't expect people to ignore it so that's been a bit of a surprise for us but one upping for a general election because then we convert again and we can get rid of the remain m.p.'s who have blocked our leaving and we can have a proper government that gets us out of the. first susan and other great city is leaving the e.u. is more important than anything else they regard brussels as undemocratic and anything short of leaving on the 31st of october as a betrayal of democracy. opinion polls are showing that most people who voted leave in the referendum still want this to be seen through almost at any cost and even with our agreement with the e.u. short term consequences like food shortages rising inflation even job losses don't seem to scare them. but pro e.u. m.p.'s like they're all hobhouse i determined not to let it come to this it's have priority to preven

i rememberjack nicholson joker believes the way he does.ng the role, that was kind of amazing. 0h, looking forward to that. lovely to see you. we this is breakfast. we're on bbc one until ten o'clock this morning, when matt tebbutt takes over in the saturday kitchen. matt, what's on the menu for us? our special guest is the wonderful alexander armstrong. this is your third time here. is it really? thank you, how nice. we will talk about your tour, one manager, that is coming up. for now, what is your idea of a food haven this time? razor clams, that is the retirement today. i think the last time you are here it was gross and lobster. spot the guy who is chancing it! i have been honest about my food held this time. which is? a type of pudding. that has got boarding school over it. i would sooner eat wallpaper paste. we have got to shift here as well.|j am making an indian scotch aid with am making an indian scotch aid with a nice source underneath. good to have you here as always, what are you offering? i have got ready cooked pork belly, br

i think of jeanine nicholson who was probably one of the first women in the san francisco fire department who is now the chief of the department. in 1978, san francisco switched to district supervisors instead of electing at large. we had 11 supervisors elected women. dianne feinstein was the supervisor prior to that. that was big news. before this san francisco voters elected women to the board of supervisor four times in 121 years. the political pipeline in san francisco began to be built. there were many women supervisors. there are more than 30 so i didn't want to go through them and take up our time. how did this happen? women voted. my mother and sisters voted. they liked strong female leaders who make things happen. i want to take a side and say we have a lot of strong women that are both appointed and working in departments from the clerks to the people working on muni. the sheriff department, fire department, city hall and elsewhere. not just government. but we have strong women everywhere. we have to be proud of these women. san francisco supports women candidates. look at the n

our fire chief janine nicholson, vice president of our elections commission charlotte hill, our department head on the department of status of women emilie and school board member previously. and of course the former police commissioner susie. our district two member stephanie is making sure communities are safe and sound. she is a new supervisor. she has been here quite sometime but if you take a look at social media this woman is everywhere. i don't know how she gets from place to place. every time i look at a feed i see her on mine. here is catherine stephanie, district two supervisor. >> hey everybody, how are you doing? i want be to thank everybody for joining us and for our assessor for bringing us altogether again. it is my privilege to join everyone up here. these powerful women who have been my mentors and my inspiration. especially malia cohen and council member speer who has done so much for gun prevention. they say 99 years ago women were not given the right to vote. we had to fight for it as congress women speer said. women were jailed, force-fed because theyder were on hunger

nicholson shot a 69 today. you were jualking in the door, bruce bochy inns his time as a manager of the giants tonight. >>> wior the a's celebrating? because, the washington nationals are swinging big lumber. this automatically clinches a wildcard spot for oakland. right now the nationals are leading 7-2 over the indians. the a's play at 7:00. >>> this is back at the embarcadero. this means that next week's squash tournament is in town. she will see action tonight. the top seed says for him, this tournament is all or nothing. >> i'm going to try my best. this is my final, last year. >> you see, we go international. squash. >> a little bit of everything. >> good job, vern. >>> the cbs evening news is coming next. >> noro donald joins us now. >> tonight. breaking news, the impeachment inquiry heats up. as they subpoena mike pompeo. we will tell you what they are looking for. >>> plus, a cbs investigation gets resorts. we confront a doctor who is charged with a multi-billion- dollar scheme. >>> and steve hartman i

so chief velo, chief nicholson, all of the command force that works with us in terms of a response. thank you for that as well. any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. madame secretary? >> item 8, agenda for next and future fire commission meetings. >> president nakajo: the only thing we have is that we moved the doctor to the october 1 month meeting. we have an understanding that commissioner veronese will not be with us on september 25th, so we wanted to make sure we had the presentation of the physician when you were here, but also the review for the doctor will also be on that date. i believe, madame secretary, that date is -- >> october 9th. >> president nakajo: the 9th. that's what we have scheduled is coming up, october 9, the presentation and review of the doctor. other than that, commissioners, anything else? >> commissioner veronese: i was supposed to be on a state trip with the senate on that week, but that has been postponed. so i will be there. >> president nakajo: the 25th? >> yes, i will be back for that. >> president nakajo: do we want

steph curry was in napa today pairing up with golf legend phil nicholson in the safeway pro-am.eaming up with justin thomas in 2015 and harold varner the third in 2016. in the meantime, nicholson is making his 2019/2020 season debut, the four round pga event runs through sunday. >>> a new episode of our bay area people podcast is out right now. this week our own sal castaneda sits down with 13 reasons why actor austin erin. he talks about giving up a football scholarship to pursue an acting career. he also talks about how his own struggles with anxiety helped him connect with the hit netflix series. you can listen to that interview by searching for bay area people wherever you get your podcasts.>>> let's take a look at this. see that big yellow thing right there on the windshield of the car? well, it is the newest way to make sure people pay their parking tickets. how the barnacle works, coming up next. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. t

. >> day after day, susan nicholson comes to parliament to tell mp's that she and her fellow brexiteers have not changed their minds. >> i think it would be sensible and mature to agree on a mutually beneficial trade deal with the eu. unfortunately, that's not going to happen at the moment. they are using no deal as a means of continually delaying our departure so they can then say there's no mandate for it. >> remainders and brexiteers both claiming to be the true defenders of democracy and as each side becomes ever more entrenched, there's no compromise in sight. brent: a judge in germany has described two child sex abusers as monstrous and despicable. she said that today as she handed down prison sentences to two men for sexually assaulting more than 30 children over two decades. some of their victims were toddlers. the men carried out the crimes at a campsite in northwestern germany. police are being criticized for failing to intervene sooner. >> severe sexual abuse of children in more than 200 cases. both men were found guilty of abusing more than 30 children. the main victim, when

you know, 'cause he'd be sitting next to jack nicholson >> seth: right, right, right you know, i'm likenot going to get pumped up if jack nicholson and keith richards are sitting there. [ laughter ] you know, like -- and i'm like, "this is incredible. so, i mean, it's so -- to me it's unbelievably motivating i mean, obviously, you're motivated in the first place but when you take a look at these guys, you're like, "they're here to come see me play tennis? >> seth: yeah. >> "you better dig in harder." >> seth: did you first meet keith richards at a tennis match? >> i, actually, first met keith richards him at a concert of his and we, you know, got together before the show. >> seth: uh-huh. i stumbled to my seats [ laughter ] i said, "how is this guy going to perform?" and he acted like he had a glass of water [ laughter ] and then, you know, he came to madison square garden when i was playing. and i get this, you know, tap on my shoulder. him and ronnie wood are there. they've come to see me play. and it's during the match on the changeover [ laughter ] so, no one is suppose to get close

. >> reporter: nicholson and curry finished 13 underpar today, and that included an eagle on curry'sin napa, vern glenn, kpix 5. >>> justin thomas is the favorite 6-1. but your house on that. >> reporter: granted only four catches for 14 yards, was not active last week against the vikings, and apparently the raiders quarterback didn't get the memo that grant was gone. >> i didn't know. it is surprising. he is a heck of a person and that breaks my heart, to be honest with you. >> i don't know maybe it is not a good idea to tell the quarterback. >>> the 49ers meanwhile living it up. there at the wrestling event last night at the chase center. he is a massive wrestling fan that has been creating tweets with wrestling legend the rock. >> i'm not sure if i'm still dreaming yet, i have been a huge rock fan most of my life, in fact i get responses and i feel like a little kid again. >> had everyone in the locker room respond? >> most guys give me a hard time, but after that i had a lot of guys are like wow, i am really jealous, i wish you would've said something to me. >> people love to tal

jack nicholson, yes, but shelley duvall is the hero of that film. thank you very much. go see ready or not. it has got more laughs. i will, definitely. i fancy that. ok, that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. good bye. hello, this is breakfast, with ben thompson and babita sharma. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: the conservatives open their conference in manchester today with a commitment to get brexit done, and also to invest in the nhs, schools and the police. borisjohnson has announced what he called the biggest programme of hospital building in england in a generation. the tories are meeting amid suggestions that opposition parties could try to bring down the government in the coming days. parents should include children in conversations about organ donation — that's according to the organisation that oversees transplants in the uk. nhs blood and transplant says more than a0 children died over the past five years while waiting for a heart to become available, with young patients waiting o

jack nicholson, yes, but shelley duvall is the hero of that film.hat is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. good bye. hello there. all the heavy rain we have seen over the last 24 hours or so continues to work down the river catchments and we have a number of flood warnings in force across england and wales. and with more heavy rain in the forecast over the next couple of days, the situation could get worse for some before it gets better. mind you, it's quite ropey at the moment. the roads near derbyshire are locally flooded. today's weather has been brought by this curl of cloud but we are monitoring this next one. this is going to be bringing some heavy rain back to england and wales as we go through monday and tuesday. as i say, things could get worse before they get better. the radar picture at the moment is picking up an area of persistent terrain across parts of northern and eastern england. 20 of showers elsewhere, so it has been a pretty unsettled day and it is all down to this area of low—pressure. as the low search to pull aw

everybody talks about jack nicholson, shelley duvall is the real genius in that film. was really tough for her. i mean, she had a very tough time on set. and she is brilliant. jack nicholson, yes, but shelley duvall is the hero of that film. yeah, it is a classic. which i love. but i'm not sure i want to see it again! mark, thank you very much. go see ready or not. it has got more laughs. i will, definitely. i fancy that. ok, that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. downing street has reacted angrily after borisjohnson was referred to the police watchdog over his friendship with an american businesswoman. the independent 0ffice for police conduct will look at whether a criminal investigation should be launched into allegations thatjennifer arcuri was given favourable treatment, including financial grants, when mrjohnson was mayor of london. the prime minister denies any wrongdoing. labour will promise to scrap the welfare system

people asked for talks and then the i mean a big breakthrough came when president gandhi and general nicholson announced a cease fire over it all theater in june of 2017 they invited the taliban to do the same the taleban said they would do it to a 3 day cease fire and and they made that announcement and for 3 days or they eat khalid there was no violence in afghanistan at least you know no taliban on afghan government violence and it really open people's eyes and tell upon it much greater sense of command control then than many of the skeptics gave them credit for and so that was a key data point in and convincing the trump and ministrations to you know to at least try a peace process and as a set i think the door is closed right now but the strategic situation is unlikely to change in the near future or it or over the mid term and so forcefully the door is not locked and i think i think you'll see a resumption of talks here at some point and hopefully they'll take a different trajectory than than this one christopher kalinda joining us tonight from milwaukee wisconsin mr bill and if we appre

ceremony phoenix's the latest high profile actor to play the joker following the footsteps of jack nicholson and thief ledger in a surprise move roman polanski's military drama an officer and a spy took the runner up silver lion grand jury prize polanski did not travel to venice for the festival his wife collected the award on his behalf for news and a few minutes of. this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children it's what stake is really human survival everyone has a voice that starts with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one that it will be asian literally before you do teach and i fully join the global conversation people i think if only they knew what is happening to we were muslims they will be with us and they will be on mount is iraq. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other guy . intestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to som

and it gets a little odd so there was a guy wrote to 2 individuals one of them it was adam nicholson he wrote a book called about it and about his time at eton and how they sort of private boarding schools sort of fact everybody and he described his experience there like this there was always a real sense that we were kind of the elite in every way socially intellectually educationally and financially. you tell me you know just google. you know it's one of those things where it's i heard a lot of jokes but i think it's a very odd situation when you look at this idea. yeah boy like just not a good question may have been a good commodity all right as we go to break watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on our social media be sure to check out watching the hawks the podcast which is now available on spotify apple music and everywhere you may was and your favorite podcast coming up we delve into all things china in the united states and take an in-depth look at the protests the trade war and tech giant why wait stay tune to watch for the whole. t

and it gets a little odd so there was a guy wrote to 2 individuals one of them it was adam nicholson he wrote a book called about it and about his time at eton and how they sort of private boarding schools sort of fact everybody and he described his experience there like this there was always a real sense that we were kind of the elite in every way socially intellectually educationally and financially. you tell me you know just google. you know it's one of those things where it's i heard a lot of jokes but i think it's a very odd situation when you look at this idea. yeah boy like just not a good question may have been a good come on all right as we go to break watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on our social media be sure to check out watching the hoxsey podcast which is now available on spotify apple music and everywhere you may wish and your favorite podcast coming up we delve into all things china in the united states and take an in-depth look at the protests the trade war and tech giant weiwei stay tune to watch the whole. says she st

louise nicholson is founder of fifty one apparel. thank you for being with us.ion for this? we have come up with a range of clothing, capsule clothing, that takes your heat away from the body and holds it, stores it, and when you feel cold, it will release the heat back, regulates the temperature. very clever technology, it is used by nasa astronauts, by formula 1 drivers, and you have adapted this, it is all about the fabric. it is all about the fabric, the technology. when i came up with the technology. when i came up with the idea, it was because i was using it for totally different end use, i was listening to somebody on the radio talking about the problems his wife was having, actually, with the menopause, and i thought, i have some fabric, i will use it for making garments. for those of us who will never go through this and have not gone through it, don't know much about it, let's put into context what kind of issue it is. how overwhelming hot flushes can be for someone. overwhelming hot flushes can be for someone. when i first came up with the idea, one o

and, chief nicholson, we are expanding the emx emergency response crew helping those on the streets sufferingl health and substance disorder issues. this will provide coverage 24/7 so the city can help people every day of every minute. these are some of the investments we are making to help our residents today. we have to be accountable to the next generation. we have to have vision and not lose sight of what is going to happen to san francisco 10 and 20 years down the line. we know the crisis on the street is not just about a place for indoors or mental healthcare. it is about housing. the costs of housing are too high. we know these challenges did not develop overnight. it won't be fixed overnight. it is going to take fundamental change. let's start increasing funding for affordable housing. i am proud to be working with so many members of the board of supervisors to place a $6 million affordable housing bond on this year's -- $600 million affordable housing. thank you, president yee, for working with me on this. it will be on this year's ballot. this is the largest affordable housing bond