omar cortez, are you here? i'd like to take 15-17. is the sponsor here for 15-17? seeing none, we'll go back to 1. >> resolution authorizing the direct tefr of the property to exercise a lease extension approval a first amendment for the real located. >> president cohen: the new executive director of. the floor is yours. >> good morning. thank you for having me here this morning. on behalf of the police department, i'm seeking positive recommendation for the lease entered into originally in july of 2008. if approved this extension would be for slightly less than ten years and commence upon the board of supervisors' and mayor's approval. they're currently used by the san francisco police department tactical company. the current uses are office, operational support and warehouse. and these uses will continue. the current rent is approximately $200,000 per month. the new rent will be $256,000. or 3,075, $373 per year. the original lease term expired in november, 2018, and we're in a holdover period. the lease extension expires on november 2, 2028. and is time to mark

omar cortez from the office of community development to present on this item. the sponsor is supervisor ronen, as well as the mayor. welcome. got to turn his mike on, please. maybe he could use the other mike. use the other mike. okay. >> good morning, chair cohen and supervisors. i'm here to present an item number 15 of bond resolution to fund requisition and rehabilitation of market heights apartment. an existing 46-unit of affordable housing located at 211-291 putnam street and 1000 tomkins avenue in the bruno heights area. transactions have not changed since the city was presented the project to this committee in june of this year. it's still a condo refinancing with no assistance from the city's general fund. 22 of the units will still serve families earning no more than 50% of a.m.i. and 23 units will serve families earning no more than 60% of a.m.i. the project continues to be in compliance with city requirements for the issuance of tax-exempt bond, including prevailing wage and l.b. requirements. what has changed since june, the developer has secured a

congresswoman-elect rashida tlaib, ilhan omar, ayanna presley, and ocasio-cortez, they represent somethe most radical views in congress. free college for all. free health care for all. the abolishment of i.c.e. a green new deal where the u.s. depends entirely on renewable energy. >> seth: wait, they're trying to scare us with free health care? [ laughter ] you know an idea is popular when even fox news can't make it sound bad. what's next, these radical socialists proposing crazy new ideas like free pizza, a trunk full of gold, "hamilton" tickets, a kiss from ryan gosling? [ cheers and applause ] trump knows -- trump knows that he'll be held accountable for his actions for the first time in two years and as a result, he's panicking. a week after the midterms, it's clear that we saw a blue wave and a national repudiation of his presidency, with democrats winning everywhere from the coast, to the midwest, to the -- >> tallahassee trail. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. ♪ >> for more of s

among them, many new progressive members including alexandria cortez of new york, along with rashida tlaib and ilhan omar also playing to lead a congressional delegation on the tour of the israeli-occupied west bank, an alternative to the biannual tours led by aipac, the american israel public affairs committee for freshmen members of congress. native american women elected for the first time to congress as well. the progressive block already the congressional progressives have the largest caucus, and now it will be even larger. the question is, what they will do with it. still with us, ralph nader, longtime consumer advocate, and former presidential candidate. he has just written a book "to the ramparts: how bush and obama paved the way for the trump presidency and why it isn't too late to reverse course." can you talk about the mandate you see congress has right now and what you feel, ralph nader, they should do about it? >> well, just generally speaking, amy, the mandate to enforce the law and obey the constitution sounds cliche, but look at the voter repression that is going on all over the country -

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