dan bore socks, and todd robert and jennifer freeback. >> thanks for being here. >> good morning supervisors and thank you for holding this hearing and this very important topic one point two million school aged children are homeless in the united states, about quarter of a million of those live in california and 2200 live right here in san francisco and i know that the homeless count, said that there is 679 members of families that are homeless in the city but there is discrepancy in the numbers that our school district did a report saying that the number is actually 2200. you all have seen many of the problems and one thing that i wanted to point out is right now it is taking a family, almost a year or more to move beyond homelessness and 7 months on the waiting list and a five month stay in a shelter, children are homeless for a year or more and all of this research and common sense tell us that long term homelessness is defined as six months or more has negative impacts on children and including the fact that a child who has experienced long term homelessness is five times more likely to

and ken dra flesh man and jane shisle. >> good morning, my name is todd roberts i was called and asked to wish to speak on item 6. >> got it well stick around, thanks. >> hi, jennifer coalition on homelessness and thank you for having this hearing, and i want to talk a little bit about the scope of the issue that we are talking about here today and i appreciate ta we are having this hearing. it was mentioned in the previous speaker about how we have 2200 children in our public schools that are experiencing homelessness and of course that is just the people in k-12 and most of the homeless families are actually young families and they have children that are not school age yet and you could you know very conservatively double that number if we wanted to get at how many kids we have that are homeless and a piece of that pie is the families who are waiting for shelter in shelter and there are a whole bunch more families. when we recently had a meeting with the director of the housing authority, and a lot of different parents came out and spoke, we had at least four different parents that a

. >> mime todd robert representing the california bay shipyard we were one of the bidders i'm here to ask you reflect this to on the unfair slaengs of the bids. regarding the price having anyors appraise are bond and selected opening statements is $11.6 million and marina groups price is $10.8 million a difference of 8 hundred and 40 thousand taxpayers. dollars but if that's comparing apples to apples the price we're proposing to the document for more expensive boat that was to be awarded to vigor and it is less cost equipment and a variety of modifications which is different rfp than what we bid on its possible our price would have gone down if the other bidders could have remodified their prices. this is the most troubling the city is buying a basis boat because bond for $10.3 million plus the cost of that oepgdz for expended warrant all price by manufacturers we did the math $1.3 million and the value in the arena groups is based on the fixed stellar prices from vendor very the material being instead of. if i were in our shoes i'll wonder how to get from a $3. million boat to a $10

dan bore socks, and todd robert and jennifer freeback. >> thanks for being here. >> good morning supervisors and thank you for holding this