small i don't want to have a roommate i can tell you about the money i've made i'm an architect scott wagner's as well part of the job i've been given to convert properties to restaurants in some cases and in-law units a so forth the process in the city is extremely expensive and takes forever i'm sorry takes many, many, many months i'm asking for you to do is creating a new category break the mold think outside the box in those cases i can't talk about multiple tenants i agree to some of the points when it comes to insurance like people with my homes there are vehicles and products that it's not an issue so i urge you to please think deeply about it and you know i'm opposed to the 90 days it's really not worth it for me and i hope i look at this issue closely thank you. >> thank you, greg. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm e.r. ran i'm here with the anti eviction project i'm here because we all knew we are in the middle a a eviction crisis in san francisco we know that landlords and homeowners are abusing the ellis act to rid tenants and make more money through airbnb we recently discovered

scott. >> so i also found d the wagner act and compared that you were allowed to organize as a labor group. >> uh-huh. >> he said law designed to operate in the fashion of the wagner act may well be the answer to some of the problems of civil rights enforcements during the next decade. >> yeah. so this is 1963, you've seen some of the images of what's happening in 1963 in the south. so the federal government basically needs to be more proactive and say these folks have a right to organize and for the federal government to be on their side, right. >> yeah. >> king proposes the kill of rights tore the disadvantaged. so we've got the gi bill referred to now. now we've got the martial plan. the united states spent billions of dollars to rebuild europe after world war ii. why not spend billions of dollars to rebuild our cities which are crumbling. all of these plans wanted the federal government to spend billions of dollars, redeveloping the cities, ensuring that everybody had a job at living wages, ensuring that everybody had an income and nobody lived in poverty. you can imagine too, that the