san francisco tenant union. we know that running a building costs money. we know that, that's why we pay rent. but we should have rent control in order to have predictability in our budgets and stability in our homes and lives. it sounds like a lot of the objections raised by the landlords are against rent control and that is not what is before you. what is before you is a narrow category of pass through that happens, it increases the uncertainty to tenants. and that pass-through is basically a speculator subsidy. it's only for debt service and for property taxes. these are both expenses that only new landlords face. and these are only -- they're -- these changes are not going impact people who already own buildings, who are speaking today. if people need to make -- they're going to be able to do that. [bell ringing] >> co-chair: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm an investor in rental property in this city. i don't think this legislation is necessary. the rent board has the authority to ajude indicate each one of these rent increases

also, compliments of jennifer fever from tenant's union who had to leave, if you look at these rear yard pop outs, who's to say if there are any tenants living in those buildings? they'll have no notice of what's going to be going on. this isn't fair. so commissioners, don't support the over the counter permitting. do i still have a mic that i can speak to? okay. all right. that's okay. thank you. i'm grateful for the opportunity to speak to you, and that you can weigh in on planning issues that affect all residents and businesses in san francisco and look to you to respect and uphold a democratic process. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. mr. hall? >> yeah. maybe i'm just -- maybe i'm just tired. i don't know where i am on this one, except that i want to ask for the same four week delay that everybody else asked for 'cause, you know, maybe i wasn't -- didn't study or wasn't ready for this one or it snuck up on me. but i came in here, and i heard that presentation and felt like there was a fire hose, you know, of stuff that i can't possibly absorb in this hearing. and you know p

. >> reporter: the tenants claim although this city sign allows them in the unions, the property owners -- units, the property owners blocked them off. >> we walked out with almost nothing. >> reporter: they say some were finally shown units they could rent after the protests. the building didn't have a working elevator. her father-in-law is in a wheelchair. even though the belongings were not destroyed in the fire, they feel like they have lost everything. >> we want our homes again, want our lives again. >> not knowing what's going to happen for the future. >> reporter: according to the mercury news, fire inspectors flagged a broken fire alarm in the building, but never followed up to see it was working. today, a woman in the leasing office said the office was closed and refused to answer any questions. in san jose, kpix5. >>> turns out before the florida school shooting, the killer detailed his deadly intentions. tonight, the newly released cell phone videos. >>> plus, the white house press secretary starts to choke up after a question from this bay area boy. >>> and hundreds of pric

the client, in this case the developer of union point, is providing amenities, self driving mobility amenity, to the tenants of the development. the passenger does not pay but the client does as an amenity. if you go to a university campus, students don't pay for the shuttle. modele providing a b to b for self driving and it is starting to validate itself through the number of clients we are starting to negotiate with. caroline: you are working with partners. what other partners would you want? you already said nvidia is providing the chips. to eventually makes the most money out of this? everyone is going to be fighting for the data. who ends up making -- >> hopefully self driving companies are one of the key winners. that is going to be important. the other key players are the car companies themselves. oem's, tier one suppliers. our company focuses on developing the software and integrating the sensing into the vehicle to make it drive autonomously. caroline: do you want more vehicle suppliers to come to you? >> of course. we can take any vehicle and integrate our technology. we have built self driving tr

union against the western power. in the process reconfigure world order. now, the tenant of asianism ultimately set japan on a collision course with the united states. a few years before the war broke out, japan announced, as official policy what it called the new order in east asia. this was that idea of ordering east asia around japan in the center. japan leading this united wall. once the war broke out in 1941, in america, most people called the pacific war in japan it was often referred to as the war for asian liberation. this was that second component of the ideology where the asian union with that oppose the western forces. hopefully, if you are in japan, liberate them. this new ordert, was every bit as oppressive as any old order had been. in theory it hoped to liberate east asian nations from western imperialism but in practiced japan moved to the nation under the guide of liberation and simply replaced any western that had been there. with rather brutal japanese rule. so, when the tokyo trial came around they played a central role in the allied argument against t

we lost a tenant over there but we're putting out another bid to get another customer because those were good union, paying jobs and as you hear all the time and at the commission hearings is we need the good-paying jobs because so many people can't live in the city of their birth. they've had to move outside of the city. so i just wanted to say that we also spent a lot of time -- i like to hear from customers and clients and things in the port that we're not getting right. a year and a half ago we went through a transition where we had a port director, monique morgan at the port 12 years. at the time, myself and vice president brandon got a new port director. and we've taken off to the races running. she's bringing in her new team and i would invite all you supervisors to please come down to the port. we would love to give you a tour. i think leader nancy pelosi's letter said it's the jewel of san francisco. it's our water front. if there's any questions, i know it's been a long day for you. and we're a port like san diego and a container port is like oakland, l.a., long beach. people will come on