we are grateful to commissioner imperial for advocating us to have this hearing and to rachel tanner and to marlena leon ferreira from planning staff for meeting and working with us . >> we wanted to start with our data so the data we're showing you comes from our network of nonprofit tenant counseling organizations and tells a much more detailed story than the rent board's data about the struggles that tenants face every day particularly in terms of eviction threats. despite strong tenant protection laws and a network of counseling and legal defense tenants in san francisco are still displaced at alarming rates. as you can see here, data from the eviction defense collaborative shows that there were over 2000 evictions filed with the court last year and we show this because the data pooled from the rent board seems to indicate that there were only 924 eviction notices issued in 2024 which is less than half of the cases tenants actually experienced. the rent board doesn't report every type of eviction which is also why the numbers from the eviction defense collaborative are more accur

how about you, tanner. >> i'm tanner, i was at the marines and i did 5 years 2013-2717.s knew i uponed to be in the military. like alec we have family members navy, army and all the above. i figured i would go in this one. and yea i did 5 years. and it was amazing. iel >> you were take being pictures or video? for when i was there triple circumstance forefronting i marine corp tv serious. we were doing like documentary work, right. so -- we would cover like the first female infant real marines covered on the east and first female assault [inaudible] as well. where they work on the big man escaping my. the triple aman b. covered the training they did, being able it deadweight lift, 168 pounds out of the av. everything that we did. [laughter]. so. it was incredible y. when i was in the navy my last 2 years in, i was electronic technician i worked on radar and gps stuff. and you know they called me twijet, tweak and adjust it. i actually [laughter] was interested in film make thanksgiving was in 99 in 2000. my last deployment i wanted to make videos. and so i started my fri

from blake snell to tanner scott they've upped their pitching and brought back good hitters and teoscar hernandez and tommy edmond. >> let's get ready to run this thing back next year too. >> did you go, like, the dodgers signed another guy? >> i think everybody thought that. but you know what, the rivalry is what it is regardless. this just kind of adds to it a little bit. >> reporter: the rivalry wasn't really much of one last year. the dodgers were 9-4 against san francisco, and their team only got better this off-season. >> if any sort of social media, like you hear it, you see it, it's hard to miss, but it doesn't really matter who they sign. like they're still our biggest rival. we still want to beat them every single time. >> reporter: do you get your eyes when you get the notifications and you're like, they signed another guy? >> there's not much i can do about that. but it makes you feel a way about it. >> reporter: don't forget about shohei ohtani, mookie betts, freddie freeman, and the other all stars that litter their clubhouse. >> you can have the best players in the world,

from blake snell to tanner scott they've upped pitching and brought back hitters in hernandez and edmondet ready to run this thing back next year too. >> well, i think everybody thought that. but you know what, the rivalry is what it is regardless. this just kind of adds to it a little bit. >> reporter: the rivalry wasn't really much of one last year. the dodgers were 9-4 against san francisco, and their team only got better this off-season. >> you know, if any sort of social media, you hear it, you see it, it's hard to miss, but it doesn't really matter who they sign, like they're still our biggest rival. we still want to beat them every single time. >> reporter: do you roll your eyes when you get the notifications on twitter, god, they signed another guy? >> there's not much i can do about that, but you know, it makes you feel a way about it. >> reporter: on top of the new additions, don't forget about shohei ohtani, mookie betts, freddie freeman, and all the other all stars that litter their clubhouse. >> it's crazy what they've done, how much money they're spending, whatever, but we

director tanner's and your team under director hiller's leadership so thank you and i encourage our fellow commissioners if you have more follow up questions. they're here all the time. there they are all the time to yeah to to to chat. >> yeah. thank you. and commissioner campbell you i want to thank everyone for coming as well on this. i would say this is not an easy meeting to get to so thank you and i think i am also very aligned with my fellow commissioners on obviously the importance to preserve diversity and affordability and cultural diversity in san francisco and i do support what we're seeing here in terms of codifying tenant protections. i think the city is changing and i think what we're hearing a lot today is fear around that change. but i think the city's been changing its whole life so we can't resist it really. and i do like the idea of being a city of yes and embracing change and i don't think that being pro-growth and pro-business is mutually exclusive with you know, it doesn't have to come at the expense of diversity and affordability and inclusion. so i think it's it's