finally i thought we received a very excellent memo from sarah phillips, dennis phillips and wandy. the regional housing needs allotments and new ones proposed for the years 2014 and 2022. and san francisco actually because of the ab2853, which has been with us since 1980 and deals with the subject. now with ab375 that advocates for housing near transit and near businesses, we have allotments that are fairly high in terms of the entire bay area. allotments for housing were 15%, which is higher than our percentages relative to the entire bay area. that is fine, it makes a lot of sense. also we are -- one of their policies is jurisdictions that are providing, you know, considerable amount of affordable housing sometimes have percentages lowered for that and areas that don't to try to provide an equal mix throughout the region have had theirs raised. so it is -- while there is a long ways to go, it shows we are doing some things right in regards to what we are doing on housing. we still have a long ways to go. it is very enlightening to see these. i really think this was a very informa

. >> reporter: a week after police officer phillip standofer pushed her out of the way of his oncoming car it almost certainly saved her life. sarahto word. >> thank you doesn't cover the fact that i am here and talking. >> reporter: that night in lubbock, texas it was the 19-year-old student talking to officers about a fender-bender she just witnessed. watch again as a van with an alleged drunk driver behind the wheel plows into the police car sending it barrelling towards them. officer standofer grabs beady and pushes her to safety. the other cop barely escapes too. >> i knew that she didn't see the car coming. so i just moved and got her out of the way. >> reporter: in fact while beady was safe, the man who just saved her was actually penned between the cars. >> i looked at my leg and saw that it didn't look like it was pointing in the direction it should have been. >> i remember hitting the concrete and closing my eyes again because i wasn't sure if i was going to open them up. >> reporter: beady escaped with a few scrapes on her face. officer standofer's leg is still bruised but remarkably nothing more serious than a few pull

. >> reporter: a week after officer phillip standefer push herd out of the way of this oncoming car and almost certainly saved her life, sarahs trouble putting her gratitude into words. >> thank you doesn't cover it. >> reporter: it was the 19-year-old student, talking to officers about a fender-bender she just witnessed. watch again as a van with an alleged drunk driver behind the wheel plows into the police car, sending it barreling toward them. officer standefer grabs beaty and pushes her to safety. the other cop barely escapes, too. >> i knew she didn't see the car coming. so, i just moved. and got her out of the way. >> reporter: in fact, while beaty was safe, the man who just saved her was actually pinned between those cars. >> i looked at my leg and saw it didn't look like it was pointing in the direction it should have been. >> i remember hitting the concrete and closing my eyes again because i wasn't sure if i was going to open them up. >> reporter: beaty escapes with just a few scrapes on her face. officer standefer's leg is still bruised. but remarkably, he has nothing more serious than a few pulled muscles. >> my