you are able to pull-you make out of the prophet uk that the mayor's office of housing. is that correct? right. if you pay that the mayor's office of housing that this piece of legislation doesn't apply to any nonprofit. so it also seems-it seems like it that is the case, then they nonprofit is interested in engaging political activity, that is fine. you're just restricted to using public dollars and you must pay that moh first. so i want to make sure-perhaps supervisor kim maybe you can help me a little bit on this one. in terms of-you are not restricting the speech per se because you saw the ability to use the private dollars they made from the initial investment to engage. am i following that right? >> supervisor kim >> is that this ordinance doesn't just restrict the dollar amount of the loan. it restricts the entire cash out proceeds. so it's like supervisor peskin said. there's a number of things. the especially limited the uses of direct grants to nonprofit organizations from political campaign could i would be okay with that. in fact we largely do that. if you wan

could then there were concerns about implementation was a lot of back-and-forth between mayors office of housing and community development and the developers as we just took out the any references out these funds would be restricted and would be that of two policy discussions between our mayors office good so it was three simple amendment and response to a lot of the needs over the last week i want make sure on the record >> okay. cc no comment specific about the amendment,-okay. so supervisor farrell, has made a motion to amend. is there a second? second by supervisor tang before we adopt the amendment supervisor farrell, before i move on to other members of the board, is that all you want to say? >> no. i like like to say a few things >> okay. i think is an questions on the amendment. supervisor peskin >> thank you madame president. for the sake of procedure, if i'm fine with adopting the amendment. in i will speak further to why i would vote against this as amended or not as amended but there is one issue relative to the amendment that i think is self-evident and unnecessary and already a mat

could then there were concerns about implementation was a lot of back-and-forth between mayors office of housing and community development and the developers as we just took out the any references out these funds would be restricted and would be that of two policy discussions between our mayors office good so it was three simple amendment and response to a lot of the needs over the last week i want make sure on the record >> okay. cc no comment specific about the amendment,-okay. so supervisor farrell, has made a motion to amend. is there a second? second by supervisor tang before we adopt the amendment supervisor farrell, before i move on to other members of the board, is that all you want to say? >> no. i like like to say a few things >> okay. i think is an questions on the amendment. supervisor peskin >> thank you madame president. for the sake of procedure, if i'm fine with adopting the amendment. in i will speak further to why i would vote against this as amended or not as amended but there is one issue relative to the amendment that i think is self-evident and unnecessary and already a mat

have that $6 figure fees sprild by the different you types of units thirty fees by the mayor's office of housingi think the key policy implementation concern here is that it will be difficult for the mayor's office to calculate it not because of numbers but the idea did mayor's office of housing charges a fee that a covers the cost to billboard below-market rate we actually built in mohcd didn't have those in the pipeline over 85 feet not common to have or inform mohcd is unable to say at at this time what type of building i'll spend the money on 5 years director dodd we need to look at this one more closely in the mraemgs challenges and in the proposal b again like i said the fee to match the cost to constrict a minor fee to give moe more flexibility to get that number right and my understanding from the mayor's office of housing that will #1y5i9 more revenue by changing the fee calculations stewardships 3 policy questions before us first of all, should we assume that everyone leaves the bonus like i said, it concluded we can't assume there is the construction type they have to have a higher bu

this ordinance requires that our mayor's office of housing and community development agreements make sure that all proceeds are use of forced for the development of affordable housing and capital proves and acquisition of property for affordable housing, building new affordable housing or the payment staff required for the creation, development, construction or preservation of affordable housing. again i want to ensure that any financial gains made from public investment and affordable housing goes back to affordable housing. to that end i have amendments i will be introducing after public comment that will make the ordinance more functional for them and the permitted use of funds. on page two i will address the language on the policy of restriction of use of developer fees. page three expanded the uses of the funds to include resident or tenant service and clarify the definition of "affordable housing" and clarifying restrictions on developer fees and annual reporting of expenditures and proceeds, so with that unless there are comments i would like to -- mr. chan do you want to speak

them ready i'm working my rear off with jeff and public utilities commission and the mayor's office of housing all of the developers in the city to provide a permanent supportive of housing we need to house people heroes and hearts in addition of people to be ready to accept that in order for us to help them off the streets while their on the streets yeah, we'll clean up the needle and have encampment recess luxury people and less violence it is a violent sidewalks you law u allow people to live on the streets we've 2k3w089 to get more people off the street not moving them from corner to corner and shelter to shepherded on a permanent basis that's why i need a city that is strong and clibt in the economics a strong city that is going to be a city that helps people long term i'm committed for the thousands of units of housing we have to have in order to bring people along this evolution of personal change whatever is bothering them there is a lot of things bothering people on the streets we'll get them there to the programs we have first, it becomes temporary than more permanency but along the

of developers, if you want housing, then preserve the housing. push back on air bnb on tech companies that want to build offices but not housing the colleges that are here push back on all of them. this is not a single problem. mayor's office of housing can only build so much housing it's all about last use here i'm saying push back on those things that are really proven to effect our housing tax. air bnb the influx of text they're shipping their economy actually back these businesses are making money they're not building housing and having their businesses in the pen nen sue la no one is billing housing. so push back on it. i am frustrating i know you guys i'm new to the board just fyi sf u.s. d knows this about me i think we have lost our way - you must stand with all of them they're in the same boat as you their jobs are important too, just want to say we have lost our way here. let's just try to find a way back. >> i'm wondering if we can skip to slide 25 talk about mark leno's legislation and talk about brick and mortar . >> thak thank you supervisor. before director lee takes on this next section i do want to underscore the point that council

that would be based on the citywide return. >> it would be purchased by the mayor's office of housing which grants towards a wide variety of projects anywhere from housing for people at 0 percent of average median income and really up to 100% which is more variable. it's typically between 0-55 ami. >> my question is if we were to push it to be on-site, if they chose it to go on-site, then the question is the same question, if they build 8% on-site, would you be for those that are at 55, for the low or the moderates, what are we looking at? >> that option is not only table to build that on-site. we haven't discussed those ami levels of those units. >> if they can't build it on-site even though they want it, is that what you are saying? >> no, if they want to build on-site we would be thrilled. but what is included today in the $70 recent sale and acquisition agreement is that the developer is committing to building no less than 25% on-site fully complying with proposition c which was passed by the voters on june 2017. so they are committing to 25% on-site which is more than what the co

our market street for the masses, compton coalition and the staff of the mayor's office of housing rfx cay heartly, olson lee, jeff buckley, department of real estate planning, oewd, the city attorney, my legislative aid, april [inaudible] and joy ow and the team working over many year tooz bring the major development to the neighborhood and contribute to affordable housing tenderloin resident can benefit from and enjoy. we know step up houses is needed. many of the lowest income resident remain in a single room occupancy hotel much longer than they intend. freezing housing unit for those homeless and the streets. the step up housing allows the resident who lived in sro buildings for a long time and maintained good credit to step up and slightly better and larger affordable housing unit freeing up the sro unit for those individuals that are on our streets. colleagues i ask for your support on these two items and thank you for your support. >> thank you supervisor kim. seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues can we take those items same house same call? without objection those i

of housing and office of workforce development to assess which one of those properties would be good candidates for development. and from there we had additional, we had additional faith leaders step forward and say we have certain properties we feel we could offer in this process as well. so we do have the properties, so right now what we're looking to do is feasibility studies to see how that would work. >> where is the money going to come from because development takes money and lots of it with construction costs in san fransisco. >> and to really provide essential housing, because you have to understand, below market rate has its own restrictions. >> that's right. >> so what we need to do is to fill a gap, that's what we call it, between market rate and what we call this essential housing sector. and so one of the things that we are exploring right now is the creation of a housing trust fund in which faith communities, even if they didn't have the land but could contribute to this revolving trust fund to make it po

.) >> i also want to say thank you to the mayor's office of housing who are here today not easy to take on one of a kind project and you really helped us to balance ethics commission and a dream thinking about what it means to the city in the an easy job we appreciate it and continue to partner and figure it out going forward thank you for the openhouse board you're a fierce group of advocates for this agency and mission as we could ever ask for own house members current and past if you'll raise your hand if you're with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >> (clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously

i was actually in this particular instance, less interested in-housing affordability and more interested in getting out of the officerental market as the city. and that was what was actually driving me. in the end, we actually ended up with more affordable housing and we will get out of the rental market for all of our office workers that work for city. i think it is the best deal that we could hope for. i concur with mr. updike and this is probably the top of the market and while we agree to delay the 2026 follow -- i'll vote against the continuance. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor safai. >> yeah. i just wanted to say again, i wasn't talking about building 600 units at 300 -- at 30 van ness. but what i was saying is that there is a phenomenal opportunity and i'm not exactly sure if we've actually dug in deep to look at all the potential avenues that we could approach this site. we have -- john, excuse me. director updike, do we have assets in our portfolios that have a height of 550 feet. is there any other city owned property where we can do 500 #2350e9? -- 500 feet. >> i have been championing the down

could then there were concerns about implementation was a lot of back-and-forth between mayors office of housing and community development and the developers as we just took out the any references out these funds would be restricted and would be that of two policy discussions between our mayors office good so it was three simple amendment and response to a lot of the needs over the last week i want make sure on the record >> okay. cc no comment specific about the amendment,-okay. so supervisor farrell, has made a motion to amend. is there a second? second by supervisor tang before we adopt the amendment supervisor farrell, before i move on to other members of the board, is that all you want to say? >> no. i like like to say a few things >> okay. i think is an questions on the amendment. supervisor peskin >> thank you madame president. for the sake of procedure, if i'm fine with adopting the amendment. in i will speak further to why i would vote against this as amended or not as amended but there is one issue relative to the amendment that i think is self-evident and unnecessary and already a mat

claiming affordable housing for people in the city and county of san francisco this is been going on for years every brand new apartment building context is put together by the mayor's office of housing and also every brand new apartment building that comes to the before supervisors they as set the requirement of affordable medium as 50 and 60 percent of hud income scale earlier the spokesman for the housing said the 50 percent is $4,000 per year it is $37,000 per year you use a low income hard working low income person as your pitch point by using a house cleaner a house cleaner makes that much money that's not true they did with a proposition d a female living in aa in-home care position and act like she is qualified to move into a building at mac that 50 percent of the medium is a discriminatesy practice by excluding low income people at 40 and thirty and 25 and 20 percent of overall scale for incomes that is used to calculate people that are inevitable for building complexes now the board of supervisors and the mayor's office of housing attendance mr. olsen does that repeatedly even when you have a brand new building complex and advertise that it blaefrtd you make the

.) >> i also want to say thank you to the mayor's office of housing who are here today not easy to take on one of a kind project and you really helped us to balance ethics commission and a dream thinking about what it means to the city in the an easy job we appreciate it and continue to partner and figure it out going forward thank you for the openhouse board you're a fierce group of advocates for this agency and mission as we could ever ask for own house members current and past if you'll raise your hand if you're with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >> (clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously

of housing and urban development. mike pence officiated the ceremony at the white house. >> on behalf of the president of the united states of america is my privilege to administrate the oath of office today. 17th secretary of housing and urban development doctor ben carson. [applause] we are joined this evening by his much better half, his charming half and at the dedication to the united states of america. candy carson, thank you for being with us today. also we are joined by his son as well as his daughter-in-law and the showstopper for the swearing-in, his beautiful granddaughter. we are also honored to be joined, i know doctor carson is by senator ted cruz and governor rick perry will be busy in a service of his own. born and raised in the inner city of detroit, doctor carson use all first-hand how too many americans can be trapped in poverty and despair and communities that are crumbling, families fracturing and their hope for a better future. you were fortunate to have a mother who prayed for you and gave yo you the push that you needed to climb the ladder of opportunity and give you quiet indeed. you're inspiring life story is known all across the country if not the world. y

well and we standardized other websites and the slide that i have now you can see the mayor's office of housing as well as the office of short-term rentals is using our silent much of our code. >>>in august 2015 we came up with the second release. that release was entered of an agile as it has been from the beginning and this phase allowed constituents to engage with the city transactionally so they now can apply for permits online and create an interactive checklist and a number of things that were not available with the previous iteration that is now helpful. i will go through briefly the look and feel of some of these. as you can see here this is really what allows the business portal or online forms to be submitted and allows users to be able to interact with businesses online. as you can see the first is the login page and you can see it works sort of like a dashboard where the online navigation allows you to store and save permits and you can now save files that are commonly used for instance, your fellows permit as well as your business registration certificate that is now kept in this l

of developers, if you want housing, then preserve the housing. push back on air bnb on tech companies that want to build offices but not housing the colleges that are here push back on all of them. this is not a single problem. mayor's office of housing can only build so much housing it's all about last use here i'm saying push back on those things that are really proven to effect our housing tax. air bnb the influx of text they're shipping their economy actually back these businesses are making money they're not building housing and having their businesses in the pen nen sue la no one is billing housing. so push back on it. i am frustrating i know you guys i'm new to the board just fyi sf u.s. d knows this about me i think we have lost our way - you must stand with all of them they're in the same boat as you their jobs are important too, just want to say we have lost our way here. let's just try to find a way back. >> i'm wondering if we can skip to slide 25 talk about mark leno's legislation and talk about brick and mortar . >> thak thank you supervisor. before director lee takes on this next section i do want to underscore the point that council

came out on both sides a lot of good discussion going on here i want to touch on the mayor's office of housing report very informative talking about family housing i was wondering if we can 30b8 take a closer look of who is occupying the family housing so we can get a pulse on what types of families are something to think about are they more single parents or married coupled parents how many children traditionally with living in here just to get aggregated information a great report as far as the proposal a and d i've often throughout the middle-income and the working-class have been overlooked decades ago more people used to live in 2 to 3 and take the bus it was a sustainable economic back then over the course of the decades the tech and certain industries have come to the frrmentd we're not making as much bread or bottling coke so those jobs not only the businesses depended but the workers that worked those jobs are more likely to be displaced too so again, we need to produce more housing and a build more bmr and build more middle-income housing there is a couple comments that are really re

well and we standardized other websites and the slide that i have now you can see the mayor's office of housing as well as the office of short-term rentals is using our silent much of our code. >>>in august 2015 we came up with the second release. that release was entered of an agile as it has been from the beginning and this phase allowed constituents to engage with the city transactionally so they now can apply for permits online and create an interactive checklist and a number of things that were not available with the previous iteration that is now helpful. i will go through briefly the look and feel of some of these. as you can see here this is really what allows the business portal or online forms to be submitted and allows users to be able to interact with businesses online. as you can see the first is the login page and you can see it works sort of like a dashboard where the online navigation allows you to store and save permits and you can now save files that are commonly used for instance, your fellows permit as well as your business registration certificate that is now kept in this l

well and we standardized other websites and the slide that i have now you can see the mayor's office of housing as well as the office of short-term rentals is using our silent much of our code. >>>in august 2015 we came up with the second release. that release was entered of an agile as it has been from the beginning and this phase allowed constituents to engage with the city transactionally so they now can apply for permits online and create an interactive checklist and a number of things that were not available with the previous iteration that is now helpful. i will go through briefly the look and feel of some of these. as you can see here this is really what allows the business portal or online forms to be submitted and allows users to be able to interact with businesses online. as you can see the first is the login page and you can see it works sort of like a dashboard where the online navigation allows you to store and save permits and you can now save files that are commonly used for instance, your fellows permit as well as your business registration certificate that is now kept in this l

our market street for the masses, compton coalition and the staff of the mayor's office of housing rfx cay heartly, olson lee, jeff buckley, department of real estate planning, oewd, the city attorney, my legislative aid, april [inaudible] and joy ow and the team working over many year tooz bring the major development to the neighborhood and contribute to affordable housing tenderloin resident can benefit from and enjoy. we know step up houses is needed. many of the lowest income resident remain in a single room occupancy hotel much longer than they intend. freezing housing unit for those homeless and the streets. the step up housing allows the resident who lived in sro buildings for a long time and maintained good credit to step up and slightly better and larger affordable housing unit freeing up the sro unit for those individuals that are on our streets. colleagues i ask for your support on these two items and thank you for your support. >> thank you supervisor kim. seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues can we take those items same house same call? without objection those i

of developers, if you want housing, then preserve the housing. push back on air bnb on tech companies that want to build offices but not housing the colleges that are here push back on all of them. this is not a single problem. mayor's office of housing can only build so much housing it's all about last use here i'm saying push back on those things that are really proven to effect our housing tax. air bnb the influx of text they're shipping their economy actually back these businesses are making money they're not building housing and having their businesses in the pen nen sue la no one is billing housing. so push back on it. i am frustrating i know you guys i'm new to the board just fyi sf u.s. d knows this about me i think we have lost our way - you must stand with all of them they're in the same boat as you their jobs are important too, just want to say we have lost our way here. let's just try to find a way back. >> i'm wondering if we can skip to slide 25 talk about mark leno's legislation and talk about brick and mortar . >> thak thank you supervisor. before director lee takes on this next section i do want to underscore the point that council

well and we standardized other websites and the slide that i have now you can see the mayor's office of housing as well as the office of short-term rentals is using our silent much of our code. >>>in august 2015 we came up with the second release. that release was entered of an agile as it has been from the beginning and this phase allowed constituents to engage with the city transactionally so they now can apply for permits online and create an interactive checklist and a number of things that were not available with the previous iteration that is now helpful. i will go through briefly the look and feel of some of these. as you can see here this is really what allows the business portal or online forms to be submitted and allows users to be able to interact with businesses online. as you can see the first is the login page and you can see it works sort of like a dashboard where the online navigation allows you to store and save permits and you can now save files that are commonly used for instance, your fellows permit as well as your business registration certificate that is now kept in this l

of violence near britain's parliament building. multiple deaths have been reported. the house of commons was in session.the leader of britain's house of commons says a man attacked a police officerparliament complex is in lockdown.he says there are reports of further violent incidents neaby, and police say they have been called to a firearms incident on nearby westminster bridge.witnesses said a vehicle struck several people on the bridge, and photos showed a car plowed into railings.óóó3:05 p.m.the leader of britain's house of commons says a man has been shot by police at parliament. david lidington also said there were "reports of further violent incidents in the vicinity."london's police said officers had been called to a firearms incident on westminster bridge, near the parliament.a session of parliament was suspended after the incident.britain's mi5 says it is too early to say if the incident is terror-related. óóó2:55 p.m.a session of britain's house of commons has been suspended as witnesses reported hearing sounds like gunfire nearby.the commons' speaker suspended the session as police responded to an incident.journalists at the parliament building said they were told to

of the lab dated public housing extends well beyond the substantial financial resources invested in these buildings. it encompasses the unprecedented support of multiple city agencies including but not limited to the mayor's office on housing and community development, the planning department, building department, health department, human services agency, department of environment and of course, mayor's office on disability together, these agencies all are contributing resources and expediting the conversion under the tight deadlines. in addition to innovative financing mechanisms, the city is also leverage the talents and experience of its accomplished affordable housing developers to preserve repair, and renovate homes for san francisco's lower income residents. transferring these properties from ownership and management to the san francisco housing authority, to community-based nonprofit management provides substantial new financial resources available to repair and renovate these properties. this one for quality-of-life of public housing residents to better housing conditions, supportive services at each site and improved accessibility through the construction period and beyond. with that, i'm happy to hand

i want to thank the mayor's office of housing and director olson lee and amy chan and also the night -- united educators united educators of san francisco and the school board for engaging on this issue and with they upon open it up for additional comments. supervisor sheehy. >> yes. i think the school assignment letters are out. they were delayed this year and parents were freaking out and i can't blame them and close to decision time for private schools and i hope we didn't lose parents to private schools this year and i certainly have heard from a number of folks. i want to talk about the incredible value of teachers. i have been in san francisco public schools for seven years now and the hard work and dedication of the teachers and the paraprofessionals that we have experienced has nothing short of extraordinary and i hope no parents got discouraged because there is something rare and unique and phenomenal about the work that goes on every day in san francisco public schools and i for one as a parent am incredibly grateful. i also have experienced at the beginning of every school

economic workforce development is here and can give you and mayor's office of housing moving forward will be for the nonprofit displacement and the arts commission for the definitions and things that are outside of our purview and our purview. >> if i may add part of your question how to explore the issues we don't know commercial rent control is not allowed the one thing other ways we can't change state law state law but other ways to get at the issue of the commercial rents torso we're looking at that and other avenues we're not sure about incremental they're in the document we want to explore what we could or couldn't the issue of first right of refusal of the tenant when the building is for example, those are issues that we want to explore in detail so a series of working groups exploring those issues and have quarterly updates on the updates and other departments it reminds 33 me perhaps come back here once a year to talk about progress. >> we have a - i'll say again monumental effort many things will come to the planning commission i want to not forget that the d

of the lab dated public housing extends well beyond the substantial financial resources invested in these buildings. it encompasses the unprecedented support of multiple city agencies including but not limited to the mayor's office on housing and community development, the planning department, building department, health department, human services agency, department of environment and of course, mayor's office on disability together, these agencies all are contributing resources and expediting the conversion under the tight deadlines. in addition to innovative financing mechanisms, the city is also leverage the talents and experience of its accomplished affordable housing developers to preserve repair, and renovate homes for san francisco's lower income residents. transferring these properties from ownership and management to the san francisco housing authority, to community-based nonprofit management provides substantial new financial resources available to repair and renovate these properties. this one for quality-of-life of public housing residents to better housing conditions, supportive services at each site and improved accessibility through the construction period and beyond. with that, i'm happy to hand

an officer according to one official member of the house of leader of the house of commons saying that an officer was stabbed on the parliament grounds, that that attacker was then shot. this was e parliament. full building, people inside have been told to shelter in place to take in offices and barricade themselves inside in case there are other potential attackers inside that building. parliament has been locked down and work stops. the prime minister is said to be safe and at work. her exact location undisclosed at this time. that's where we stand. >> kelly, thank you. we want to know president trump has been briefed on what is known so far about these incidents in london as the camera widens out. we want to go to bill neely making his way closer to the scene. bill describe what london is like right now as you make your way there? >> the streets are beginning to empty and an ambulance has gone past me at police are pushing people back to the immediate westminster area. adding to all of the caution that kelly has outlined, the westminster area is extremely well secured. it is usually

people that are inevitable for building complexes now the board of supervisors and the mayor's office of housing attendance mr. olsen does that repeatedly even when you have a brand new building complex and advertise that it blaefrtd you make the requirements at 60 to 70 percent of medium so with that that means is that people who is income below the 45 thus plus is being worked out excluded from even politically and putting in applications to be a candidate in those building too much discrimination each one of the supervisors and mayor's office of housing is deeply involved in their sdrimthdz you discriminate against people with the same income as yourselves but you can get you, your in violation of the equal protection under the law providing opportunity for high income people will you not for low income and in violation of the americans with disabilities act because the majority of people that are on street have physical and mental health and don't have the opportunity to apply for those buildings that you acting like our helping - thank you, sir, your time is up. >> thank you very much. >> n

.) >> i also want to say thank you to the mayor's office of housing who are here today not easy to takee of a kind project and you really helped us to balance ethics commission and a dream thinking about what it means to the city in the an easy job we appreciate it and continue to partner and figure it out going forward thank you for the openhouse board you're a fierce group of advocates for this agency and mission as we could ever ask for own house members current and past if you'll raise your hand if you're with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and, of course, none more compassionate than our founder marcie and janet an amazing - yeah. >> (clapping.) >> you had an amazing dream 20 years ago and bold not to give up and make many a reality we're all living today so thank you i want to thank myopia house staff you're the backbone of what we do we're on a tight schedule but some clapping along the way they're the backbone of the organization your ideas are what fuel us your ideas fuel my inspiration and you to more than anyone understands that is an absolute honor you take that seriously to se

an officer, according to one official, member of the house of -- the leader of the house of commons saying that an officer was stabbed on the parliament grounds and that that attacker was then shot. this was a very busy day in parliament. it would have been a full building. people inside have been told to shelter in place, to stay in their offices, barricade themselves inside in case there are other potential attackers inside that building. parliament has been locked down. work stopped. the prime minister is said to be safe and at work. her exact location undischolose at this time. that's where we stand, lester. >> thank you. we want to note president trump has been briefed on what is known so far about these incidents in london there as the camera widens out and you see parliament and big ben. we want to go to nbc's bill neely right now. he's making his way closer to the scene. describe what london is like right now as you make your way there. >> the streets are actually beginning to empty, lester, and an ambulance has just gone past me at some speed. police are pushing people back from t

the leader of britain's house of commons says a man attacked a police officer with a knife and has been shot by police. the entire parliament complex is in lockdown. the leader of the house of commons says there are reports of further violent incidents nearby, including, as matt bradley just reported, reports that a vehicle struck several people on the bridge and photos showed a car. we can see that right there, plowed into railings. we're seeing emergency response teams all over the place. in another photograph, you see the air ambulance that's landed nearby in preparation for evacuations. i want to go to keir simmons who has more for us in new york. >> take a look at this picture you're now seeing and let me help you understand what you're seeing. that is the westminster bridge. the side of the bridge that it looks as if the incident has occurred is facing the houses of parliament. you would be able to see the houses of parliament from there. there is actually an area where members of parliament can sit outside by the river. it is visible from that part of the bridge. so further down

gap on the three hundred and thirty up affordable housing units we're working with the mayor's office of housing on a district 10 southern bay front marketing plan for all the affordable housing units not only in 42 but makes you up and down the shoreline to get the word out to the people in the neighborhood we want to apply we have a neighborhood preference program that the mayor's office of housing it administering and will apply that to the rental, building how had plays out on the site the 20 percent rental buildings will be happening where fees are paid and primary identification of where the affordable housing sites maybe all of them within walking distance to the children's playground in the plan transportation there is two large component and actually a third as well a big part of plan onsite transportation demand management which we in the planning role is toddler called tdm and forest city toward a 20 percent reduction what is expected to happen through a number of the way a transit pass program so get the people using muni and bart a shurment service not just assessable to residents b

this to the millions act to maintain building i'd like to kate hartley, deputy director mayor's office of housing and community development. republican to present the former of the presentation thank you very much thank you i'm catherine the primary author of the landmark application i will quickly review i have a few photos 2731 folsom street is a 3 story multi family residences locked between 23 and 24th street and we saw a new print from the called african-americans and from that, we know that is designed by jason in 1999 and we found a waterworks record dated 1899 the water was presented it has misrepresent family and it was the building was depicted on the zoning map from 19 hundred it is unchanged from the stair we found do 1976 planning survey those photos are in the survey and the survey considered the building architecturely significant and you'll see in the field notes the surveyor noted a great appeal to the scale these photos from the research survey the photo the building was in decay but given a rating of 3 the property is eligible for the resources these photos were taken last summ