but for sonny, it wasn't always this way. graduating from new york university with a master's degree in musical theater, the single mom knew she would need some temporary help getting by. i applied for wik like early on in my pregnancy, and that's how i was paying for everything. so on the shelf you see these green wik labels just because it is labeled on the shelf does not mean that it's covered on your package. a process. she says that took some navigating. i mean, it's my way card first. yeah. both at the grocery store. i'm going to make a sweet potato and chickpea curry and in the kitchen can someone gives you a can of beans and a carton of eggs and a box of cereal. it's like make a meal for your family and not everyone has the tools to do that while learning those tools herself, sonny started documenting her journey, mostly on the social media platform. tiktok. good morning. let's make some breakfast. i realized that i was developing a skill and i started talking about that skill online. her recipes resonated, but as her

you can have what i have and sonni has and whoopie has.er for the race, it's annoying. >> greg: there is this underlying thing when sonny says we are the reception. there is something about -- kind of saying they are different, like. >> condescending. >> greg: it is. as a white man you know this all too well. >> that is true. we've been through enough these last three years. i don't know, admitted leon a lot about tim scott, the fact he got booed at the view is all i need to hear. he's got my vote. in fact, i don't take a politician seriously unless they have been ridiculed by 90s comedian whoopi goldberg. >> greg: yes, exactly. and she is the most sensible one. kennedy, you talked about joy and the nonsense that she said before. i think on this show. >> certainly greg, i am not going to shy away from this. we literally talk about anything else? >> greg: "the view" we have to say thank you to "the view" it was a slow weekend for news, hi to do war. did you see what was on fox all the time? it's like the fox news went to "the view" buffet,

sonny hostin looked at him speechless because those are facts and undeniable what he said.k for some reason whoopie and sonny cuddled, very bizarre. very odd. then they shouted one of them systemic racism. so he did so well because he showed up with facts and so positive and optimistics but the women of the view lie about ron desantis and anna that varicose veins row said he doesn't want to teach black history and another host had to apologize because it's an outright lie and may have a defamation issue on their hand and another host said ron desantis isn't con servetive and i don't know what they drink at the view but it's something imaginary. >> watch a clip of one of those moments referencing governor desantis. >> think this is the radical left? >> no, talk about finishing my answer. >> think disney is the radical left? >> i think disney and ron being in the combat zone for a number of months thinking it's the right issue relating to the young kids and what they're being indoctrinated in and i thought he started off on the right foot on that issue. >> sorry, sir. do not

this is all new. >> reporter: sonny said his family immigrated to the u.s.fidavit for a better life. the thieves stole what would take the store a quarter year to make in sales. the family spent thousands in window replacements and installing new gates behind the glass. >> the city of san francisco needs to pay more attention for businesses, for safety of people. we are the taxpayers, you know. >> reporter: sad news forgy answer fans as the former manager roger craig died. he helped turn the team around after years of losing, vern glenn gives us a look back at his life and career. >> reporter: a sad good-bye to roger craig who passed away at the age of 93. a baseball lifer and loveable for eight seasons in san francisco. >> i feel good. >> reporter: he led the giants to the world series in 1989. he won three world series as a pitcher with the dodgers and the cardinals. he won another as a pitching coach on the 1984 pitching team. his 586 wins, six most in giants history and third most in the san francisco era. >>> we are in first alert weather mode today. yo

every morning, 16 year old sonny come on, young who's to navigate the toxic sludge. i'll see you. i'm not sure what. alarmingly high levels of ammonia and pulse speed from industry of pollutants has allowed us to this health. but like thousands of others, the boys make their living fishing, put coins, it gets risky, proficient practice for generations. and one of them was all gone means as my mother is feeds me in my family, don't dive in this river. we go to bed hungry. there will be no money and food for us. so we don't like doing it. but we have to just as a, by today just setting out to be a favorite spot. it's where they make the best earnings about getting deer is just as dangerous scrambling to elaborate the item. good. those know me fucked fear of heights. and as soon as sunny sees a door, the making an offering to fix the plunge into the river. opening his eyes on the water was directly expose him to the chemicals breathing and the fumes would cause serious lung damage. but the boys spend a hold of the waters before emerging with a small collection of coins, books less th

sonny daughter and i'm so that this will be the son of you bottle.ickly turn off the alarm. if svetlana is with her lover what does it mean that i mixed up the queue on time, i demand an increase in fees for the floor of the can, i 'll wait for you there, come on, thanks. i would be with you here all day long. i stood in such a small place, but who will be the swarm? now i'm in the service constantly want gifts two, please, please, young man. you are carrying something, you have white fever, or what? yes, while i was standing in line, i heard three babies. the company is buying up land plots from the military, which they received from the state for summer cottage construction, i also received the plot so i want to sell it on favorable terms for myself , i didn’t believe, we are far from friends and i don’t advise you to contact him, he will deceive. so the women in the queue doubted. no, it's her birthday. soon this is your gift. gifts are not given in advance. yeah, this is kirsanu. tell him to reschedule the concert for a week. well, it's time to g

for up. sonny, you're based in the united states. why was it important for you to start the magazine for the hong kong dias for a that's a good question. muscle. many young people, we witness called the nation. most of the law that will impose you can 2020 is being recognized by the homo government to rest this it in as far as the system. so i think the freedom of speech is no longer protected, you know, come on. in fact, more than 1400 political present this way, now you don't call. so we need an oversee platform that allows us barbara to discuss the fusion or phone call and discuss is trying to support our techs in a more comprehensive way to come back to shooting event. and this information, you know, call. so we do, we don't pay we hot in overseas in order to ensure the dissemination of authentic information can be spread. and the narrative of the co democracy can catch up 5 in overseas, which is great, or for profiling hong kong, active as an office to flight abroad, and preserving the cultural memory of hong kong. people such a

eh, sonny, small, in general, all this is right there.the yankovskys soon got an apartment, but nevertheless, in this dressing room. everything was like that. the glory of the younger brother of his olezhka, as he always called her, introduced him to his performances. in the irkutsk story in the drummer, but according to the recollections of slava, oleg all the time muttered acting is a stupid profession, and he even got up as a dental technician, but even more of a football player, and finally, unable to withstand the pressure of his older brother, who still wanted to lead him into the acting world . he fled to saratov to the middle brother to nikolai. and there the elder brother was no longer there. and olezhka as he says. slava has already stopped wanting to be a dental technician and has become interested in football. he became an avid soccer player, to the point where he was a loser at school. i say came there and tried it. slava says he tried to pull him out. so, from this football somehow direct everything somewhere, and then he sa

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. >> greg: right sonny?think that women, white women in particular, want to protect the patriarchy here because it's to their benefit. they want to make sure their hubs do well, they want to make sure their sons do well, they want to make sure their children do well, and they want to make sure they do well. most of the women in some of these studies are married white women and they do fall in line with what their hubs are doing. what their -- >> what do you attribute -- >> how their hubs are voting. >> greg: take that people who say she's racist. you forget that she's also sexist. maybe it hasn't occurred to her that people with similar opinions get married sometimes. but maybe she got that opinion about white ladies getting their opinions from their hubs from her husband. which is why she hasn't called him a bigot, right? the bottom line she managed to take a general observation that spouses of any stripes stick together and make it only about whites. and why? because what else does she have? nothing. she's

. >> reporter: sonny runs the family owned business that opened in this location about 30 years ago.is the biggest hit they have covered. is it getting worse? >> i hear everyday something happening in this neighborhood. they break in the houses, two days before the cop come here, the police, they are looking for two cars. the thieves made out with a safe. that same night thieves broke into the doctor's office next door. >> they took everything from the shelves. >> reporter: sonny said the family immigrated to the u.s. for a better life. hundred thousand dollars not easy to cover. >> reporter: the thieves took what would take the store a quarter of a year to make in sales. they have spent thousands in window replacements and installing new gates behind the glass. >> we want the city of san francisco to pay more attention for businesses, safety of people, houses. we are the taxpayer, you know. >>> he was a legendary member of the giants family. the tributes for former manager roger craig. >>> stick around for "cbs man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. osteo bi-fevery i it's clinicall

i say sonny, i saw bunny, i see, he is covered in blood.hese tubes are on his face in his mouth and he is trying something mom look what happened to me i begged god my child is making an artificial arm its cost is more than a million rubles, this is a complex mechanism with microprocessor control fast. why did you go, thank god, well, victor has some movements, the first fitting and the first attempts to control the new hand. it turns out excellent excellent here it is. i'm not habitually interested. hello vitaly is already waiting. in the prosthetic center , he was warned that he would stay in kursk no less than 2 weeks of glass sleeves. and when we have already determined exactly what is convenient for you. let's try e, you understand the left side of the sofa and try to work it out yourself, so that here i have a stump. you want him to hang 15 years already without a leg in february 2008 i amputated new year's eve at the end of february. it affects the activity not only of its patients, but also of healthy people. and then already now i

i say sonny , i saw bunny, i see, he is covered in blood.ve care unit, these tubes are on his face in his mouth and he is trying something mom , look and see what happened to me i begged god after 7 months, vitya is making an artificial arm, its cost is more than a million rubles, this is a complex mechanism with a microprocessor hand control. so much a person is carried away now overwhelmed with emotions. what's gone you're my thank god well somehow victor has his first fitting and his first attempt at handling his new arm. it turns out great. great. hello yes, because the height is very high, as it is like a steam room, as it were. well, yes, there is no point in doing and you will be harder people. at high , it will be more difficult for a basketball player to be accepted. how many do you need two ten so look. let's try. you are the left side. so know behind the couch and try to say it work. i had a bunch so he went in february 2008. it was confused by the new year at the end of february. it affects the activity of people. in the summer,

i took $28 billion, i asked sonny perdue, the secretary of agriculture and a very good guy, i said sonnybadly have our farmers been hurt by what china was doing they were killing our farmers right, just killing them? he said about $28 billion. i said that's okay. and i had $28 billion worth of checks written out to all of the farmers of our country and i said there's no way i'm going to lose this state and there's no way i'm losing nebraska and some other ones. but i've had more people thanking me for that. but think of it, i took $28 billion from china and gave it to our farmers. nobody else would do that. nobody else. [cheers and applause] >> sean: vladimir putin, you have said repeatedly in interviews that if you were president he never would have went into ukraine. >> pres. trump: would have never. >> sean: how do you say that? and you also have said if you're president you could end this very quickly. >> pres. trump: yeah. >> sean: how? how? >> pres. trump: if i'm president -- by the way, this is a much worse position than before it started. before it started it was easy he wasn't g

. >> sonny is the word you are looking for, and that goes a long way in early june.ventually the june gloom is going to be back, so let's take advantage of this. the high pressure in the upper level of the atmosphere, that means there's going to be more air and that will press down on us and keep the marine layer compact and allowing the temperatures at ground level to warm up. it is going to be a very warm weekend away from the water but it is not going to last long. things are going to shift as we head into next week. that is close enough to send an unusually settled pattern across california next week. a good chance of pop up showers and thunderstorms over the high sierra next week, there's a chance we will see some of that around the bay area as early as monday, more likely tuesday of next week, maybe lingering into wednesday. 20% chance, and other times of the year, we would say that's not even worth putting any raindrops in the forecast. but, in early june, that is remarkable. something we will keep an eye on, you shouldn't adjust your outdoor plans based on it

oh, i understand, you are marrying yegor in place of my sonny, right? tsyts go wash your hands.please take yegor's car to the garage paul take kostya show him where we are. how did you get to know the house? okay car. so, you cook on a moped for six people. cover in the dining room. or maybe not. we need to go home to izluchinsk what do you mean it's not worth it? we will eat now, talk and go so much trouble. well, what troubles, rest, relax. i'll do everything now. let's go, i 'll show you the house, let's go. here you will find this house, max built when we just got married. by the way, this is his first project. a large living room, a large beautiful kitchen. well, of course, you know, you could update the interior already, but in this house our whole life. but this picture, by the way, we brought from france are going to repeat, by the way. true, polinka wants to go to mallorca. you know, all these party parties, it was on a t-shirt, it wasn’t, and there’s nothing to do there. this is for teenagers, so we think you can, of course, consider italy as an option. and here, by th

sonny perduelion, i , who is the secretary of of agriculture and very good guy, said , farmers be sonny, how badly have our farmers beenen hit by what china was doing? they were killing our farmers, right? just killing them. said abion.he said about twenty eight billion dollars. they said, that's okay. i and i had twenty eight billion dollars worth of checks right tl now to all ol of f the farmers ofg to our country. >> and i said there's no s no i'm going to lose this thisebrak state and there's no way i'm losing nebraska and some other onesones. but i've had more people thanking me for that. but think of it.r i took twenty eight billion dollars from china and gave it to our farmers. s and applause >> nobody else would do that. nobody else. you vladimir putin, you said repeatedly in interviews that if you were president , he never would have went into ukraine, wouldine. uld have. d yo how do you say that? and then you also said that ifu very you're president, you can endn: this very quickly. h >> i say how if i'm president, s by the way, this is ita much worse position than before. i s

sonny, so there is complete mutual understanding and raised hands achieve success. men grow wings, let's go into this room. competent there grapes and medals recently. i counted the awards 35-40 there, damn it, no, i don’t know, and now he comes from these competitions all so enthusiastic. i also want to play forward from the song he is our general secretary. and, of course, we always use as multiple special olympic champion. well, public events. when i went to america i took three gold medals president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin invited the best athletes. the hall here is so cool. such large golden doors open and vladimir vladimirovich putin himself comes out with a load of knives. i'm like that, damn it, and i didn't finish the red one, and they just say. bye. i think that winter special bastards will be the last in kazan. when you are already old, you give a lot hours of sports, but i want a normal life. i want love, i want a family. it's not their fault they were born this way. well done, well done, smart girl, we have a separate lock

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it's not that sonny is ignorant but knows so much that isn't show.s signs a light on something especially since 2016 the election of donald trump. there's a lot of hate and moral righteousness displayed by people who are completely unwilling to debate on major issues whether it's gender ideology, whether climate ideology or what's going on with race in america. they say those things are beyond debate. you can't talk about them because they can't defend their position but they dislike you deeply as a person and it's showing, saying i'm not trying to understand your argument. in order to persuade people you have to understand with where they're coming from talk to them be willing to engage. that's the way this republic was built and some are not interested in doing. >> i don't think is going to work this election, the last election joe biden promised to bring callness, plus a great economy, everything was going to be okay and we didn't get any of that and in fact we got more corruption in the white house. so, do you think it's going to work this time?

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the streets had more gaping wounds than sonny corleone at a toll booth. out there. not many apparently. but all biden cared about was that the guy married a dude and the new job would be his honeymoon. what could go wrong, right? huh? no wonder the nation's tarmacs are a mess and no one seems to care, and did the teachers union force the kids to stay closed and your kids can't read or write at grade sflefl then why not give randy wine garden a gig at the safety board. she has no security background but then again her face alone could scare off the wagner group. but you see a trend, don't you? it's as plain as the bolts in john fetterman's neck. i know. when the rest of us fail, something admittedly i know very little about, we take our lumps and we walk away. but when the left chosen ones flunk and, boy, do they of the, their careers defy georgiaity like jerry nadler's pants. look at that. how does that stay up? anthony fauci who presided over grants of u.s. tax dollars to the chinese lab that almost certainly invented covid will join the staff at georget

how did you do it, sonny? you could do it and nobody else could, that's a great question.t table is the worst group of progressives ever assembled because they claim nothing has progressed while they are alive. nothing has changed in 50 years or however long they have been on the planet. i think it is 80 with joy. speaking of joy, how convenient it was her day off. i think she really hates black dudes. what did she say, she was lecturing black men on what it's like to be black. systemic racism. her only back experience is black face on halloween making her that dylan mulvaney of black men. credit to tim scott for being there. i did "the view" 20 years ago. "the five," we are 13 years, we cannot turn into that. identifying why they turn into that. everybody there is incapable of observing themselves from the outside, right, they can't do the shoe on the other foot thing. anybody taught you to do in cases of bullying or strategic empathy. why is this person doing this? are they acting irrationally? they can't do that. they couldn't do it with tim scott which is why they have

this is a sound bite from sonny hostin from "the view."nly 1.6% of american adults are now transgender or nonbinary. 1.6%. why do you choose that group to attack? >> trace: nobody is attacking that group. she's not paying attention. that's the whole concept of this. >> it's interesting. she's right. it is a very small amount of athletes that are going down this road. they're the ones that are screaming the loudest, demanding that we all fall in line and accepted the fact that because they're trying to examine a new identity that we should alter the landscape of women sports just to accommodate them. that is not right. we worked so hard as a society, as woman to get ourselves on an equal playing field as men and now we're going to destroy it? >> trace: and we mentioned that you worked at espn for five years. sam ponder is still there. this is sage steele defending sam ponder saying, pathetic attack on women that are fighting for other women in sports. chooses to lead with her emotions versus facts. follow the science. when in doubt, pull th

. >> i said sonny, how badly have our farmers by hurt by what china was doing?were killing them. he said about $28 billion. i said that's okay. and i had $28 billion worth of checks written out to all of the farmers. i said there's no way i'm going to lose this state. >> trace: what do you think, chris perdue? are you focussed on state level issues at this point in the campaign or are you looking wider? are you looking at national and federal issues? >> back when president trump was president, he worked hard for trade policies with china. that helped us out tremendously. we ned a president that will do that. we have to have strong trade policies with china. so mexico with corn. that's how farms in iowa are successful. >> trace: seems like he's got both there, curtis. what are your thoughts on the president's take on iowa saying listen, in all of the candidates have done this. look what i'm going to do for iowa. is it more important for iowa or the big picture policy issues? >> just like chris was saying, both sides play an important role. farmers feed america. t

it will be on the warm side about 86 and sonny bill. 86 in campbell. 84 in milpitas about 80 a beautifulon city. 84 in pleasanton 83 in dublin, about 80 degrees in concord. 75 degrees in castle valley. and then i think you had a little further north. the temperatures still going to stay warm but that delta breeze will blow into the afternoon. so watch out for that. a cool on the coastline in the north bay. those numbers going to be the 60's with some patchy fog next few days. those just about average for this time of year. big cooldown hits on father's day. it will be breezy and much cooler than the cooler weather starts out next week, too. thank you, lawrence. food banks are about giving at second harvest of silicon valley food bank. >> one of the board member says she herself might not be here if it wasn't for the banks, helping her family immigrated from vietnam. and now that very same woman is taking the time to give back force if any justice has her story. >> my family relied a lot on food and also subsidies and assistance from second harvest and organizations like second harvest. >

those include ones in palo alto, pleasanton and sonny bill. san francisco's chinatown is hosting a series of summer events to support economic recovery efforts throughout the city. 3 million dollars is being put into what's called the shop. chinatown campaign. the event's going to be held at the rose pak station under plaza there. upper plaza every weekday or weekend. i should say through says the summer mayor london breed was there and spoke about the importance of chinatown's impact on the city's culture. >> and that is why we're here to shine a light on chinatown in a way to remind people of what makes san francisco so special. this amazing community that is here to stay. that has been resilient through discrimination, pandemics and other challenges. >> well, rose box central subway station opened in january and marked an important milestone for the city. >> and some good news out of pleasant hill. police have found this wedding ring and the diamond earrings that were stolen from the families, a car over the weekend. the jewelry was in a ba

done, maybe volunteer of the south bay. 33 minutes of that. 85, the middle part, slight late this sonny bill looks great, though, over in the east bay 8.80, cell down in opc got a little yellow. 28 minute drive that rally to not see major issues there. crockett out towards the maze. 17 minutes for donnelly. the slowest as you're traveling, berkeley darya. james, back to you. thank you. and i'm 48. and taco bell agrees to pay $85,000 to settle a complaint. >> about gift card violations. the sonoma county district attorney's office is telling us about this settlement. the da says the taco bell unlawfully denied consumers the right to cash out gift cards. where is less than $10 in sonoma and in some locations in southern california. and now in addition to the money, all taco bell stores must post a notice of the customers gift card. redemption rights. this weekend bar hosts its first ever train read in the train goes from oakland to san francisco and you catch a ride on any of the stops. the program's call one book one bart. the idea is this train read him his chance to, you know, you you

>> that's my dog, sonny. >> jimmy: you can't have a prop dog because if your dog sees it, you have a>> i've got two dogs, the other one was extremely jealous. >> jimmy: make sure he doesn't pee on that. [laughter] so you have this new show, and it's called "limitless." it's absolutely crazy. this is a crazy thing that you're doing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you aware of that, that it is kind of crazy? >> prior, no. the initial kind of pitch to me was it was a show on longevity. we're going test some of the science around longevity, how to live a longer, healthier life. and we'll do a series of different challenges and it will be fun and educational and so on. as it went on, each episode got more and more extreme. initially it was for the shock episode we'll do a cold water immersion. so i'll be in an ice bath. and then it was like, you know -- let's go to norway and swim in the arctic. expanded from there. >> jimmy: how far did you swim in the arctic? and what temperature was that? >> it was 35 degrees fahrenheit, which is what near freezing. >> jimmy: yes, very close to freezing. >> 3

sonny bill's where you start to slow down and san jose. 2, 80 82 still fairly light and over the east bay leandro down in milpitas nearly 30 minutes on this friday. arias back to you. >> 7.17, the time and for your money this morning. if you're hosting a 4th of july party, looks like you won't to worry about inflation. raining on your parade and retailers are following amazon's lead in offering mid july deals. jane king at the nasdaq. anything to save money. i'm all ears. jane, good morning right. and there's going to be some good deals in just a few weeks. james say, listen. >> announced it will hold prime days. so that's annual two-day sale that they do they do on july. 11th and 12th this year. so other retailers are offering sales on those days to compete. walmart says it will hold sales july 10th through the 13th and target is offering deals july 9th through the 15th. >> well, bud light is embracing country music and football to try to win back customers. anheuser busch will also offer the following a chance to win $10,000 each week, $100 toward a bar tab and rebates over july 4th

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what did we do with our secretary of agriculture, sonny perdue, from your state?gotiated more than 50 trade agreements to gross exports by billions of dollars to the american farmer. he appointed nearly 300 federal judges and three great supreme court justices. they have done some great rolling. they would go crazy every time they saw me appointing a supreme court. i fully rebook the u.s. military with more ammunition than at any time. as i said before, now we have almost none. i imposed a bill to stop radical islamic terrorists and radical jihadist to stay at our country. they said do not let them come in. why do you want them to come in? that them come in -- lets them come in? tell me why. if you take a look at those four years, how did you look at that front? you did great. he accomplished this all in a short period of time -- we accomplished this in a short period of time. imagine what you can do in four more years. you can accomplish more. you have big obstacles. one of the biggest option -- obstacles as you have 15 million people in our country from prisons

euro sonny, so there is complete mutual understanding and raised hands achieve success.o into this room. it's in our cup, but you don't just collect them in your soul. it is necessary to invest such a pleasant man will stand at home. first place second goes put another marble leg here, you can use some other plastic color, but i keep beautiful jackets on the shelf and look at them. wow how much i earned them. recently, i counted 35-40 awards, damn it, no, i don’t know, and now he comes from these competitions all so enthusiastic. i also want him forward from the song. he is our general presidium. and, of course, we always use him as a multiple special olympic champion. well, public events. when i went to america i took three gold medals president russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin invited the best athletes. the hall here is so cool. such large golden doors open and vladimirovich putin comes out with forks and knives. i'm like that, damn it, and i didn't finish the red one, and they just say. bye. i think the winter special bastards this will be the last one.

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in america want to thank you for having a voice and not being quite and for coming here coming to sonny's you know. and those who pull it is just unadjusted not right. thank you for buying this on and all this from the day that it happened in going forward, the takes about a really stomach hurt a lot of different ideas as to why, excuses, people are being arrested as we speak. when you hear from illegal standpoint which are been in which we do is congress. and really even want to you what is your take. >> i recommend you proceed and i think that the most urgent need is that every single one of the defense counsel every single one of the defendants, they need to be given access to the entirety of video record. because i need to try to find any brady material in there and i think that this is the village overzealous prosecutors, they will screen it for you and they will tell you they thank you so exculpatory will be respected thinks the defense lawyers who need to be able to look at that material they thank you so separatory so they can sign appropriate defenses for their client as to publi

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order of importance the folks who got this legislation to this point, starting with my chief of staff, sonny angulo. second, the mayor of san francisco, our comptroller, ben rosenfield, and topper from the office of economic and workforce development and her colleague, ted conrad, the council of community housing organization, along with tac members, especially jesse blount from strata, who formerly worked for the city and was very, very helpful and constructive. sarah dennis phillips, before she actually came to the office of economic and workforce development, peter cohen, formerly with the council of community housing organizations , owns whitney jones from cdc. ccdc for all of their hard work and brain damage to bring us to this point, this is a time limited reduction for three years and there are provisions in this legislation to force the tac to reconvene and re meet in three years time. but i think this is going to move the needle and jumpstart residential development in san francisco, not only in service to our housing element goals, but to our most importantly, our affordable housin