. >> i am a san francisco attendants union, and i am here to speak out against 8 washington. this has shown the we have vastly overbuilt housing for the rich and wealthy. there is no demand for that. we have on develop housing for affordable housing and middle- income people, and what we do not need is more luxury condominiums that are going to go up to $7.50 million. housing for the 1%. what we need is housing for the 99%. this morning, there was a hearing on the acute rise in the number of homeless families. that is to we need housing for, people who are homeless, especially families that are homeless, and that is a stark contrast. if in the morning, we're talking about the need for housing for homeless families, and then in the afternoon, we're talking about building condominiums for rich people, and i think we need to not be talking about condominiums for the wealthy. further, i think this project will in danger golden gateway. this is similar in many ways to park merced, in that it has a number of low-rise units, which i understand are up the zone, and i would anticipate

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san francisco's own contender faired. >>> tomorrow, the 25th annual union community resources party is taking place at the santa clara county fairgrounds. more than 9,000 children are expected to attendbut only 5,5 5,000 toys have been collected. officials are blaming a struggling economy for the slow response. >> it has to do with what's going on with the economy, certainly. and there are much more people in need. a lot more people out of work this year. and many, many more people came in to ask us for help. so we're caught with one day until the event and a few thousand toys short. we hope people will continue to be generous. >> you can still donate toys to the give away. a truck will be waiting at the santa clara valley labor center in san jose tomorrow morning. the festivities are set to begin at 1:00 p.m. and last until 4:00 p.m. >>> it was bell ringing at its best. the bell rung out after more than two days of continuous ringing. >> around noon today, after 51 hours, 10 minutes, 25 seconds, he gave up his quest. there were 23 people across the country vying for the title when the quest began on thursday. but as of late tonight, bell ringer daryl in springfield illinois, was the