teresa flanderic can senior disability action. i'm so happy that this will be delayed at least until july. that was our intent in asking to please put this on hold because there will be perhaps unintended consequences in this as it currently reads in that number one this violates the housing services rights to tenants so that if laundry areas are removed, or if storage areas are removed, these are also laundry -- everyone needs to wash clothes. this is also happening at time when laundromats are actually closing or they're being demolished. and so we need to remember that there are people that may be affected and to make sure that we have things in place as safeguards. the other reality, which is mebad ugly is there ar tors out there who have been abusing permits, getting serial permits, etc. or going ahead and actually digging out the backyard saying they were doing landscaping. a permit was there just for landscaping. but the entire yard was dug up so that a foundation could be laid to put in three a.d.u.s. this is outside of th

. >> again, teresa flanderic. above all, it's people having access to information. and as a democracy, we know it can be messy at times. and there can be delays. but for everyone be notified as to what is going to be built, my land lady said to me at 94, the first thing you do when you get a 3-11 notice you think of is this going to be good for the community? that is the most important thing. also at that age, she did not accves to internet. and this t hai brought up at the planning commission. that low-income folks, as well as many, many seniors do not have access to internet and that is why i asked again to be sure that it not just be online. but be accessible to everyone. and to continue the mailing until there is another time when more people would be included in getting notifications online. i'm really happy this this includes notices to tenants in all languages. that is so important because, again, it's about participating in democracy. with affordable housing, with 100% affordable housing, i'm still not 100% of how that is defined. i would like to see clear l

flanders. look for that next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ," a "bloomberg surveillance." busy friday as a get ready for the weekend. i love this. teresain cirilli -- tears to shreds what kevin cirilli saw in singapore. the true have i should have been that the u.s. weakens its 70 year alliance with south korea. the trump administration has been the gift that keeps on giving. gideon rose, a look back to singapore and what south korea needs to do here. gideon: the trump administration has taken the old reagan playbook and thrown out of the window. trust, who cares about verification. any of the previous presidents, and they could have had this deal, they chose not to have a op,, a summit for a photo because that did not really advance matters. by not advancing matters, you tell your allies and the rest of the world that you are not really caring about protecting them and their interests from the north korean threat. thedanger here is that united states president gets a headlines, and the rest of the world sees the united states as having gotten there he little -- a very little. it could begin jurists. -- be dangerous. tom: what will be