numbers as you can see over the last 40 years the city grow 7 thousand a year the last 20 years is roughly about 75 hundred but the last has doubled the jobs in the last 5 years thirtythousand jobs so the question whether there has been a structural shift between san francisco and the rest of the region and the nation whether you know averaging over future economic circles with 10 or 13 thousand a year with the long term of 37 thousand a year the most recently adopted plan the new - the first adopted one the region would grow by - 17 percent of that or one hundred and 90 thousand jobs that represented a historic number and what happened we got to see the region as san francisco has grown robustly and 20 percent of the regions jobs in the last 5 years and has produced over half of the thirty year in the first 5 years obviously those numbers need to be rethought and our regional partners are doing that in the current process they've adopted new totals and upped that to 1. 3 million resisting the recent growth they've projected the region will glow more slowly in the next thirty years thank the nation be we're not flattened but slow down dramatically over the next 25 y

anybody else want to take a crack at this, the thirty-year 62nd answer. >> i was going to say vote which is the same thing. >> i was talking to someone, i was doing a project around lead in water and who is doing innovative things and what should be invested and when i called scott brian his gig is innovation and startup technology you know what he said, first off in terms of where investment needs to become a democracy. every foundation should beginning at least 5% of their granting to democracy. that's what's that's what's going to keep our water safe. >> so to elaborate a little, again there is a federal role in oversight, this came up and went to epa has an oversight role that maybe they do not play as well as they should have, we have federal law, we don't have 50 state water quality laws. we have federal water quality laws because we don't want their to be disparities to different communities because some states might be weaker than others in developing those standards. again there is a federal role in updating the safe drinking water act and is expanding hugely the numbers and typ

the preservation angle as it relates to dispetersburg funds. >> 0 e so no tier for a i couldn't be number of years. >> no we've independence the legislation definition is 25 years and older. >> it is thirty years but then the but there is under circumstance like possibly losing their space this lob, of course, i think we'd have to write this i mean, i'm realizing there is more specification that will need to be provided to the nominate or it wior will be if the criteria for the thirty-year-old businesses to be on the registry of which makes them eligible so that's the criteria that as additions the business to the community or neighborhood or some kind of you know something that the business closes or moves out of the city will be a significant loss to san francisco and or community so but those are the things i'm robert's rules of order we need to draft more specific direction to the nominator and let's not say legacy business but that is we can define this notion of you know a long-standing business the city of san francisco the commission can do that find a supervisor in support of legislation that not not because of no money this is not something that needs to go before the voter, in

the preservation angle as it relates to dispetersburg funds. >> 0 e so no tier for a i couldn't be number of years. >> no we've independence the legislation definition is 25 years and older. >> it is thirty years but then the but there is under circumstance like possibly losing their space this lob, of course, i think we'd have to write this i mean, i'm realizing there is more specification that will need to be provided to the nominate or it wior will be if the criteria for the thirty-year-old businesses to be on the registry of which makes them eligible so that's the criteria that as additions the business to the community or neighborhood or some kind of you know something that the business closes or moves out of the city will be a significant loss to san francisco and or community so but those are the things i'm robert's rules of order we need to draft more specific direction to the nominator and let's not say legacy business but that is we can define this notion of you know a long-standing business the city of san francisco the commission can do that find a supervisor in support of legislation that not not because of no money this is not something that needs to go before the voter, in

but highlights on the portfolio snapshot of that and what we've accomplished are last year in some of the areas for the exposure for the year to come. >> we're thinking maybe 20 or thirty minutes for the presentation and the balance questions from the board does that work. >> it works for me. >> so can you just turn the page to 2 of over index the executive summary quicken through that art mentioned the program has performed well on a relative basis investing in private equity program for thirty years and 2014 was a very productive year that was 8 hundred and 50 millions in candidates in 2014 was as productive yet the program condominium close to a billion dollars and 20 managers of the 20 managers 11 were new and those new managers developed those relationships in cultivating those was a lot of harrods across the staff and our team the program today f is building towards 18 percent allocation for last year and it currently at 13 percent so similar was presented to you at 11 percent for continuing to build there and continuing to enjoy the real strong distributions that is particularly from the buy out investments from last year funding raising environment was competit

the crnobyl dister land in theegion th is todasouthernelarus. despite king pla 30 year ago, theeople the are stl sufferin >> the weather is sunny just like it was thirtyars ago. back then, inga vanzonok was a carefree young girl. her father mikhail was a healthy young man. both can clearly remember april 26 1986. >> there was a cloud of dust and sand. it was coming from chernobyl and drifting towards our city. when we saw it, we tried to flee. we hailed a taxi and drove off. but it was hopeless. the cloud was huge. we couldn't escape it. >> the radioactive dust cloud changed the vanzonoks' life for ever. first, the doctors discovered that mikhail had stomach cancer. now, 30 years later, his daughter has suddenly developed thyroid cancer. >> i never showed signs of radiation exposure, so i thought i'd be ok after this length of time. now i realize that radioactivity causes a long, slow death. belarus was heavilyxposed to the invisible poison from ukraine. the radioactive cloud didn't just settle on the city of gomel, but also the surrounding villages. 70% of the radioactive fallout from the ukrainian reactor ended up in neighbouring belarus. the soviet

bringing up to legislation and again, please read the book teacher man by frank la court about the thirty years in taken care of in new york city and give you a very poignant graceful sniebt into teaching in that job. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is kevin bogus work a nonprofit and san francisco native born and raised i'm here to ask you to support support is it teachers play a vital component in presenting the students and in fear of eviction is something they don't need to suffer an as negative impact and as someone that attended san francisco schools we had a lot of teacher turnover your favorite teacher about varnish has an negative impact on the kids i want to ask you to support this and continue to take steps to prevent the working-class families from being evicted in san francisco thank you. >> afternoon supervisors supervisor avalos thank you for this legislation my name is a connie ford the vice president of the council no way i'm here to represent the council fully behind this legislation a beautiful and wonderful piece of legislation we're trying to entrap emil with the eco

the buzzer. cats win it all. cats win it all. thirty-one yearsions of the college basketball once again. >> that was one of the students making a call there. thirty-one years later. excitement every where. always great to see when they make that call and great to hear it. amazing. of course they will keep playing that buzzer beater shot over and over because we cannot get enough. >>> well, it is being called, nova nation when comes out on top after that buzzer beater. we will get more reaction, tweet us, using the #good day 20, we want to see what your reaction was when you saw this moment. what body aches? what knee pain? what sore elbow? advil liqui-gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. >>> arcidiacono for jenkins for the win, yes. >> boom. >> a shot that will live forever, villanova is your national champions of college basketball. from celebrations on the court in houston to fans are partying back here at home. the amazing finish to an amazing season. >> wildcats, and, any mascot you you can

stronger than and expected we're looking at 2 housing unit 3 million additional people in the next thirty yearsnd 1.3 million jobs the numbers of housing units is a substantially higher less than seven hundred thousand more than now 8 hundred be thousand a substantial challenge for the region how are we discussing this and what are the alternative patterns 3 scenarios we're discussing with our staff with the transportation staff we're discussing this with cities across the region and basically on scenario 1 or main street it is an effort to accommodate growth throughout the region across cities of all size and trying to focus on the small cities medium and large cities if you go to the other extreme option 3 the big city somewhere most of the growth focuses on san francisco and oakland and san jose and option two, that connects it focuses on the 3 big cities and the corridors that connect those on the west side on the east side of the bay so the emphasis is connecting cities of different size and providing a wide range range of the neighborhood scale each the scenarios the land use strategies a

the weekend. thirty-four year old will smith was shot and killed saturday following a road rage incident. >> the shootinguspect charged with second degree murder, don champion has the latest from new york. >> a black and yellow tribute now marks the spot where former new orleans saints defensive end, will smith, lost his life. >> no matter what the situation is, no one should ever pull a gun on somebody. >> smith and his wife rack he will were on their way home saturday night, when authorities say his mercedes suv was rearended by a hummer, police say after a verbal altercation the hummer driver, car del haze, pulled a gun, and shot smith to death. his wife, was shot in the leg. >> while this was an isolated incident, it is certainly tragic at every level and on all sides. >> haze's attorney maintains the situation started when his client's car was hit first. >> my client attempted to pursue that vehicle in an effort to get the license plate number and in an effort to report an accident. >> before the shooting smith had dinner with former saints teammate, pierre thomas, and former new orleans police depa

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we would love to have the thirty-year projections. they would be great. fact without we needed them for ship willing -- shipbuilding plants and aviation plans would put into the law that we would have a 30-year shipbuilding plan because as the gentlelady from california said it would just make sense that we have a plan and projections of the costs. the unfortunate thing is when the secretary of defense has come before a committee they have testified really anything beyond five years as a fantasy world in their own words. well that would be wonderful if we could get it that far out what the chairman of the subcommittee has said is exactly true, we don't need fantasy data, we need the closest thing we have to accurate data that we can get and i think this ten-year time period is a good compromise mr. chairman. i hope we will go with the chairman's recommendation and we will reject the amendment and with that i yield back. >> thank you mr. chairman. i yield my time to mr. aguilar from california. >> i think the gentlelady from hawaii and i appreciate subcommi

.s gm the biggest moves we are seeing in g 10 debt, is in the u.k. 30 year, the german 30 year, the dutch thirtyder what you make of that, if it is interesting to you. >> the big implications we see from a lot of these moves in at the european bonds are the effect we continue it t expecteo continue having on our shores. we have already seen some large inflows into u.s. treasuries and u.s. investment grade bonds. as a result, we do expect our yields to remain low, given they are there he appealing if you compare them -- they are very appealing if you compare them to some european yields. >> i was going to use this for battle of the charts, but i backed out. >> that is really unfair. >> the tenure japanese debt is in white. and the 10 year treasury is in blue. every move the japanese make, they get less and less traction each time. you also see u.s. yields tracking. >> i think that is a sign of a lot of inflows, right? it would look quite similar if we had for example, the german boom as well. a lot of those investors are looking at their very low yields and choosing to move over to our shores, to

the u.s. tech company around thirty years. the start up scene is about can you recruit people?s to capital. and those ro two really different things. >> so much talk of thin tech here in london. some questions over whether the start ups need the banks to actually become true success stories. what's your view? >> we try to look at companies which are founded by great entrepreneurs who are big ambition and we're trying to be quite agnostic to sectors. you mention thin tech, we see many good thin tech companies. it is exciting sector. and lot of opportunities there. >> i also want your thoughts on the ride sharing market. of course uber tends to grab all the headlines there. i know you are invested in halh. uber in the news recently agreed to pay to settle a lawsuit. uber drivers will remain independent contractors. you know when we look at ubers business model. this is crucial when it comes to the regulatory side. >> i think there is a bigger picture. it is not about ride sharing. it is about a sharing economy. there is a paradigm shift how people want to work and be more indepen

the item to action can be taken regarding this important issue and having worked for the city for almost thirty years starting with the human rights commission i know norm quite well, i know know grant most of you know he's the director of the human rights commission i ran into him at safeway he's not gotten his supplemental i would be embarrassed i've gotten any supplemental so it is just like i don't know - walked on that you know without you know do the thing that these retirees earned they earned it not like you're giving them something they've not earned thank you. >> (clapping). >> okay i'm going to close public comment. >> oh, one more a quick in question i know you can't answer it but think that that i'm a retired san francisco firemen us of came in 1966 i retired in 199630s years i supposed to retire in november 1st but because of i don't know good behavior i got 6 weeks i retarded in september and i'm wondering i guess i'm a second-class retiree because don't get the cola i'm wondering how i'm different because i'm retired no september than the guy that retired in december i don't see it i

the fourth floor. he just got thirty years. he been in the penitentiary all my life. >> so then you're following in your father's footsteps? >> i don't even know him to follow in his footsteps, i get offended when people say that. i got to know him, meet him. i was already out running in the projects. i don't deal with him. it is too late to turn back. ain't nothing he can do to change my circumstances, but stay the hell out of my face. i take full responsibility, i don't say my daddy would have raised me different because it is what it is. i am going to take responsibility for any position that i put myself in. i feel like in order for me to better myself i got to look at it like it is my fault. and i feel like that is going to help me develop into a man, you know, not just no man by age, but -- a man. >> coming up. >> ain't got to go through this. >> i don't give a -- >> the edmonds, struggle to reconcile the past and what could be the final meeting of their lives. but first, a vulnerable young inmate encounters a surrogate mo

the city does not to have admit any raining doing. >> we didn't do anything wrong but here's six million-dollar. all right. >>> 6:20. >> thirty years ago today the world's worst nuclear disaster in history happened. >> i remember this, the explosion at cher noble in ukraine, was catastrophic. perhaps you will remember that faithful day as i do. the initial accident killed 31 people and radioactive material blank the ited parts of the europe exposing more than 3 million people to high levels of radiation, to this day, the cher noble cities still contaminated and the clean up continues. thirty years later. former plant workers survivors, and those who lost loved ones gathered for a candle light memorial service in ukraine. >> they are here in memory of several friend of mine, i came here almost every year because it is a matter of honor to commemorate. >> those guys here with me and not with me now and i'm mourning. thirty years is a lot few of us alive and more are dying year to year. >> a new nuclear power plant is being built in ukraine expect to be finish sometime next year. thirty years ago, wow. >>> 6:21. >>> coming up in sport

but highlights on the portfolio snapshot of that and what we've accomplished are last year in some of the areas for the exposure for the year to come. >> we're thinking maybe 20 or thirty minutes for the presentation and the balance questions from the board does that work. >> it works for me. >> so can you just turn the page to 2 of over index the executive summary quicken through that art mentioned the program has performed well on a relative basis investing in private equity program for thirty years and 2014 was a very productive year that was 8 hundred and 50 millions in candidates in 2014 was as productive yet the program condominium close to a billion dollars and 20 managers of the 20 managers 11 were new and those new managers developed those relationships in cultivating those was a lot of harrods across the staff and our team the program today f is building towards 18 percent allocation for last year and it currently at 13 percent so similar was presented to you at 11 percent for continuing to build there and continuing to enjoy the real strong distributions that is particularly from the buy out investments from last year funding raising environment was competit

the case of road rage on at day night. twenty-eight year-old reportedly rear ended the ex-defensive end's suv, two got out, exchanged words and he pulled out a gun and started shooting. thirty year-old smith died at the scene, his wife was shot twice in the leg and was rushed to the hospital. yesterday afternoon, eagles player malcolm jenkins tweeted word cannot express how much i miss my teammate and friend. will smith with a heavy heart, i'm pray hard with my wife and family. >>> jordan spieth has carried out one of the most shattering duties of his young duties after collapsing in the final round of the masters yesterday, spieth slipped the green jacket on new masters champion danny willet, 28 year-old won by three strokes taking advantage with spieth put two balls in the creek and made a quadruple bogey seven. wille to t was all smiles having just become a new father and now masters champion and only second englishman to win the green jacket. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry visits memorial will to hiroshima atomic bombing earlier today in japan. kerry, code by foreign ministers of the g7 countries delivered a message of peace in hope for a nuclear free world. sec

agreement it is essentially creates a pathway for a developer for a pertaining to know that the next thirty yearshe overall master plan agreed to they'll be able to reasonably pursue that without a discretionary roadblock and assume the capital improvement and have a certain expectations about what is allowed so specifically it is not my sense that specific trees are mentioned in the development agreement what is mentioned what they're planning on doing and the eir ceqa that will talk about specifically hey those trees will be impacted so the development agreement these are the buildings we'll build and the roadways this is what we want to do as part of development agreement. >> the follow-up will be we can't say - there is a pattern that effects the foundation that is fine but the existing trees what responsibility to maintain the existing trees i remember a tree came down and squashed someone. >> the fatality was over 10 years ago it was the sandy hillside a challenging sites for tree maintenance they c they can pretty much trees on private property are i don't understand 10 feet from the publi

the adult happens to be a white nail. thirty-five years old. dark hair. clean-shaven. blue jeans. the boy was 11 years old. a light jacket and the color red or orange. we spoke to some people and they were appalled at this. >> is shocking. i think that it is appalling. >> we see people going about their daily lives this morning. this is something that they are really thinking about. that witness was questioned by police. we are told that questioning has stopped and the person is heading back to california today. if you have any information on this, please call crime stoppers. 1-800-577-tips. back to you. greg: , job. somebody said white powder to his office. it happens to be where he works and lives. trump tower. right there in mid town. rosanna: a huge rally. greg: back to that white powder. we start worrying about anthrax. rosanna: hold of those, the white powder sent to eric and mister trump turned out to be nothing. greg: robert. >> reporter: good morning. that letter came to the fifth floor. a campaign office. the letter that was received by eric trump last night. marianne who

activities through the experience we've gained the last couple of years we've allocated dollars to make the improvements as we moved e though the system the one and thirty millions you see phase three again, it is about $900 million slit between the plants and the collection system and as we worked through the analysis this year we are not making recommended changes to the phase three projects so 2012 just in $6 billion authorized in the phase one activities when we really that up and compare to the results of the update we've completed which you'll see is we've raised the same in phase one but a significant drop over $400 million in the program this is a program that meets the requirements of level of service that karen talked about and in satisfies providing a reliable redundant system what i want to do now is walk you through the schedule change we're looking at back in 2012, we presented to you a 20-year program under $7 billion us to present that in phases we did that in august of 2012. >> can i stop you for a minute looks like we're moving from schedule to bunt; right? >> yeah. it is out of you know sequence. >> no, my sequencing is okay. but we'l

the street. thirty-nine year-old edward hill senior was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities say the driver of the bus did have a green light at the time and is cooperating with the police. >>> a camden man is under arrest in the fatal shooting of his mother, police say 22-year old pedro mercado shot iris sanchez. it happened friday afternoon on the home on the 1100 block of north 18th street. no word what led to the shooting. police are continuing their investigation. >>> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" donald trump returns to the campaign trail for the first time since coming under fire for his comments on abortion. what he is saying about it now. >>> extending the life of the terminally ill patient, researchers reveal one thing that can make a significant difference. >>> after a line of storms, moved through the region will temperatures move? meteorologist justin drabick tells us when they will move out when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> just two days to go before the wisconsin primary and all presidential candidates are there. as wendy gilet

they've tried to meet all the concerns of they mentioned neighbors they want to live here for the next 20 or thirty years the neighbors are in supports of it and feel like you know the delores heights has not taken the time to talk to us that supports the project and that the neighborhood is not being represented equally we have a bunch of double lots on the block including my own lot i feel like this project will fit in with that kind of space and they've you know tried they mentioned best to fulfill all the immediate adjacent neighbors needs as well as make the building fully code compliant and despite the constraints they've created for space and setback the building for more green space i think at the end of the day the building looks like a two-story building that is compatible i find the style very nice so i enjoy that and looks forward to walking past that house and the view on cumberland most importantly that is preferable to having two guidance block houses and that is taking up more space than one house individually takes up i also feel that one of the things that kind of getting lost in the co

the let it go with confidence. >> thirty-one years later villanova the national championship. iverson elect in the basketball hall of fame. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> talking about allen iverson how about this guy, right? michael jordan, the greatest of all time at the showdown in houston. former nba superstar played for north carolina and was part of their championship team in 1982. here's how he looked as just the winning point was being shot by chris jenkins, no. we will not see his face. there he is. how about this. >> is that what that is, a meme. >> yes. >> unc lost that game 77-74 against wildcats and social media could not get enough showing several meme of jordan's crying face this is what unc fans are like right now when you are scared to show your face because it might make a meme. >> i saw those, as soon ace woke up and was like i guess that means unc lost. >> i know. >> i and i both waking up at two we cannot watch the game that starts at 9:19. >> he was all smiles in the beginning. that is when we first saw him. >> he was all smiles were fo

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the truck stayed at that scene, officials are investigating. >>> a philadelphia father is accused of shooting his own, four year-old daughter a and then pointing the blame at another child. thirty year-old maurice phillips is charged with murder and related charges for the death of tyra phillips. the little girl was shot on the 200 block of east mayfield street inens canning ton on saturday. at first police say phillips tried to blame the child's five-year old sibling for the shooting. >> took blood and actually wiped it on her shirt to try to even more so show that she is the one, who fired the lethal shot but once we brought him into the homicide unit we broke town his story a and he quickly admitted to his shooting. >> police say they had six other children inside the bedroom at the time of the shooting but no one else was hurt. >>> a fire fighter is recovering this evening after hurting his angle battling a two alarm fire in delaware county. authorities say the flames whipped through a home on the 100 block of ardmore avenue in upper darby overnight. we're told that home was being renovated and no one was living there. there is no word on what started the flames. >>> well,

say they have violated the secrecy by cooperating with officials who reopened her police complaint, last year. >>> philadelphia police made an arrest in the deadly hit and run. thirty-five year-old tommy dunbar, junior was killed wednesday night, when he was hit and dragged more than 200 feet in the cities port richmond section. the suv police say hit dunbar was found just minutes away, and then later, the driver was a arrested. to this happened yesterday afternoon, when this driver was arrested. is name has not been released at this time. >>> in an effort to reach the kids, afc entertainment looking to how, texting one of the biggest a announceses to happen during movies. company's new ceo says he wants to make many changes when it comes to the movie going experience which includes better foods at the concession stand, larger loyalty programs and most a anything to most people allowing someone in the theater to have the phone be used. we asked people in our area what do you think. >> i think that they have got the right idea. that they need to get those millennials in the theater. >> i don't know. >> reporter: why is that. >> i mean. >> reporter: your phonies ring

. >> all you have to do so far as i'm concerned is substitute the word black for muslim. twenty, thirty years ago that would have been the same. so we should be better than that as a country. that is, all of us are immigrants. >> yes. >> the only true native americans are the american indians. and to have people whose forebears one or two generations ago were immigrants now speaking anti-immigrant things and also the racial tone i hear, very discouraging, very disappointing. but i and i think most minorities not only african-americans, but latinos, we're not going to accept that. we have a country that's built on the premise that all men are created equal. that there is strength in our diversity. that everyone has something to contribute. the culture of this country has been enriched by our minority populations. so this is a phase that, unfortunately, shows we haven't made as much progress as we thought. that progress is maybe just a quarter of an inch deep. it may be a mile wide. so we need to work on that. people need to know that being different doesn't mean that you're an automatic threat

the center stage here, thousands of spectators, thousands of fans what an incredible experience. this is what this university, this community, this nova nation has been waiting for. thirty-one years in the making the team on the stage right now, and now a celebration can really begin here on campus ukee and jessica. we all watched an amazing buzzer beater last night. seconds on the clock and again, north carolina, that three-point shot, waiting and winning 77-74. jessica, an incredible experience, for everyone involved, as the team remainder of the team make their way, on to the stage right now. there are thousands, and thousands of students here. i want to show you the actual trophy, there you can see. your 2016, villanova and ncaa mens basketball champions, national, i even spoke to a professor here, who, was a student in 1985, the last championship win and now you have, the 2016, champions on the stage, and it will continue. so the excitement, from the crowds, from the students, from nova nation, and really cannot describe it. walking down this velvet rope now the team on stage ukee and jessica. the bandies playing. it is unlike anything that the university has seen, in litera

thirty-four years old my committed suicide. the insidious predator. a treatment facility in princeton, a psychotherapist who specializes. >> the idea of coming forward and saying i need help. >> don't know the mentality. >> the law enforcement 1st responders what happened or could have happened. >> he himself. >> alcohol at the time waas not a problem. continued use became a problem. in his darkest moment he sat on the bed of but a gun to his head. >> that is why. >> somewhere. >> really happy at this point. >> that is important. talk about it. nineteen police officers took their lives. >> in your cop the same not doing so well command it some help. the 1stthe 1st thing that they do is take your badge. >> several police sources. that is what they suffer from. >> 1866 cops. >> showed me his collection. bill: coming up next. ♪ >> have i made any mistakes so far? >> we have all seen the sporting event. i have to say, the basketball game is the best. house both of them. a couple front of them are making la tomorrow is never going to come. ♪ bill: you can

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thousand plus housing units on page 8 of our report we report that the requested not to exceed $95 million will be issued for thirty years assuming a one $83 million plus issuance and a converting 7.5 interest rate the this will result in a total estimated design team service $200 million over a thirty year period the 200 and 13 plus total includes a one and $29 million of interest and $83 million in principle that is based on estimated afternoon annual design team service of 88 thousand plus we replacement not to exceed $95 million of cops will be from future housing fund we recommend you approve the ordinance. >> thank you, mr. rose colleagues, any questions. >> mr. rose question in your naufs you have a conservative 200 plus figure. >> that was an estimate by the controller's office. >> okay real quick what are we seeing on today's market the cops. >> so most recent cops were around 3 and a half percent so 7 and a half percent is a conservative amount we're allowing a buffer in the market over the course we'll decide. >> colleagues, any questions for mr. rose or the staff can we opening it up for public comment anyone

thousand plus housing units on page 8 of our report we report that the requested not to exceed $95 million will be issued for thirty years assuming a one $83 million plus issuance and a converting 7.5 interest rate the this will result in a total estimated design team service $200 million over a thirty year period the 200 and 13 plus total includes a one and $29 million of interest and $83 million in principle that is based on estimated afternoon annual design team service of 88 thousand plus we replacement not to exceed $95 million of cops will be from future housing fund we recommend you approve the ordinance. >> thank you, mr. rose colleagues, any questions. >> mr. rose question in your naufs you have a conservative 200 plus figure. >> that was an estimate by the controller's office. >> okay real quick what are we seeing on today's market the cops. >> so most recent cops were around 3 and a half percent so 7 and a half percent is a conservative amount we're allowing a buffer in the market over the course we'll decide. >> colleagues, any questions for mr. rose or the staff can we opening it up for public comment anyone