i want to say that we strongly support the testimony and eloquent ideas you heard from olson lee and dennis phyllis ips. they speak the truth. we want to see more affordability where we say the common ground is where is the money. no one a disagrees that we need it but where is the funding coming from. the shortcoming i see from the housing balance measure is it an appears to us on a premise that if we in accrues -- increase the restrictions on housing we increase the subsidized housing. it doesn't make sense how that works. instead a better outcome to sit down and get the stakeholders and sit down and look at ways to raise more money to subsidize the housing. you saw some slides and i don't know if you noticed the production level of affordable housing. in 1 year, the past many years that did exceed 300 units in a year. do you understand what a dread fully inadequate number it is relative to the challenges we are facing. we are not talking about anything here that is talking about what is going to significantly change this. we need inclusionary things. there are other things we need

. >> supervisors, olson lee, director of mayor's office of housing. as director updike mentioned we're very early in the process, and the level of affordability specified in these agreements are related to the use of taxes and bonds for the financing of this development. so, these units will be affordable. at no greater than 50% of median income. so, they're going to be relatively affordable. and i presume that the workers of good will would be income eligible for those, those particular units. one of the questions is, you know, are they, in fact, low enough to actually serve those employees. but the base obligation for any new multi-family development based upon prop c is 12%. and, so, this is an increase in that air of affordability by 8 percentage points. so, there are going to be over 130 units of affordable housing here at 50% of income for which the mayor's office of housing community development is not subsidizing it. and we will actually be the other party responsible for issuing the bonds and monitoring the ongoing affordability and ensuring

i feel really fortunate to be able to work with olson lee and buckly who come from the affordable housing wormd and have done so much with mayor lee to build affordable housing and i believe that our legislation is really part of that package. it doesn't fight that and it's really another tool that we can have in the handbook to continue the pathway that we are on and the vision we would all like to see. i think we are lucky to have a smart and vigorous and debate and discussions so we can have more. i think we should appreciate that despite the fact that we have some dueling concepts for how that happens. thank you chair yee for being here. i know your family is waiting for you. >> i want to thank everybody for being here. it's true and i also believe that there is nobody in this room that would really not fight for affordable housing. it's one of these things where can we get to a couple -- commitmently -- come complimentary type of solutions. i'm hoping as we move into future as we are talking about this time around or next year or the year after that we continue to have this dialogue

. >> good evening, my name is olson lee. a native san franciscans. i have been involved with affordable housing for the past four 4 years in san francisco. with this experience that i can brought to the mayor's office of housing, i have seen sort of the industry of affordable housing grow over that period. what it really takes to build to improve and to maintain affordable housing. so, my presentation will talk a little bit about that context because as one of the earlier commenters said and as you supervisors have talked about, it's about the funding, it's about how we pay for building affordable housing so that we can continue the business or -- work that many of us have devoted our lives to. i wanted to take the at some point to identify or to clarify the things that the mayor has done on behalf of affordable housing because many of the commenters who came before you expressed the view that this administration doesn't care about affordable housing and two, that hasn't done anything. i want to claire fee -- clarify to the public that the mayor has

for example, according to olson lee from the mayor's office of housing, additional connections to services will be an important part of the community based organizations taking over the management of san francisco's housing authority buildings. but in practice, this can't even happen if doss case management already has no further capacity. [speaker not understood]. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good morning. my name is karen gary son, program director of family service agency of san francisco's community case management program ~. today we are here to request an increase to the department of aging and adult services community based case management services by $500,000. this budget has been flat for the last 7 years and as my colleague said, we are at capacity. san francisco is a city with a quickly disabled adult population. by 2020 the senior population over the age of 65 will be 22.4%, over a fifth of the population of the city will be older. the tsunami keeps coming. flat funding for community-based programs means that it doesn't have a law for creative and innovati

. >> supervisors, olson lee, director of mayor's office of housing. as director updike mentioned we're very early in the process, and the level of affordability specified in these agreements are related to the use of taxes and bonds for the financing of this development. so, these units will be affordable. at no greater than 50% of median income. so, they're going to be relatively affordable. and i presume that the workers of good will would be income eligible for those, those particular units. one of the questions is, you know, are they, in fact,

olson after an argument over text messaging. >>> a texas man collapses in court yesterday. it was pretty dramatic scene. you see it there. it happened just as the judge was reading ron leer charges against him. he forced his way into a texas home on wednesday and demanded to see his estranged wife before gunning down this whole family you see here, including four children. the one on the left hand side of your screen survived. >> wow. >>> number five, secretary of state john kerry will remain in cabo for an additional meeting or two in an effort to resolve afghanistan's presidential election. he made an and announced trip on thursday. both sides accuse each other of massive fraud in the vote last month. the final results are expected to be released later this month. >>> let's talk more about the crisis in the middle east. >> israel, the sounds of the sire sirens, the echos in the streets, that's a warning to take cover. >> you hear the sirens have just gone off so we're being told to get to a shelter and we're running. >> that was cnn's wolf blitzer forced to abandon his car and run to the nearest bomb shelter. what a reminder of the escalating violence. >> more than 10