have shown that in-laws are cybill more affordable than other types of housing and studies from uc berkleynd hud and aarp have discussed this fact. in addition in-law units are typically nor assessable than other units because they're typically on the ground floor. and so for a neighborhood with a growing senior population like the castro and people with mobility challenges those units are a good option the in-law units can be added to a neighborhood without changing the feel of the neighborhood not new height or bulk or new buildings that's within an existing envelope. i will note in selecting the castro for this legislation one thouft thought that was important the castro is one of the most transit rich neighborhoods in the district so he know that car ownership is lower than the city as a whole to people are less likely to have cars and lead to more parking challenges in the neighborhood. as i mentioned this legislation for the first time we can think of since 1979 adds new rent controls control to the market because any in-law units under this legislation that's added into a rent contr

where's the other security they said they're inside it was an 18 and overcrowd coming over from uc berkley so they need to plan better. we're trying to how do you, you know, have 2 hundred people picked up by buses we don't want them i do left leg out there there's a work in progress but he's fully committed to work with that. another issue illegal night clubs. it's not every every month every once again it pops up an officer dealt with us e.r. he was going to a stabbing call so he couldn't deal with that but was talking about that on california street. in the past there's a lot of keys out there but we can't house the illegal night clubs pr the last part two thefts one at the 65 sutter and on mason street. commissioner joseph >> i have just one question and then a comment but on the party bus. so the party bus doesn't have to get permission from the cv d they're regulated by state but the club has to visit central station >> we want them visiting us a that's a no stopping no parking zone. >> what happens in the bus just pulls up. >> they'll be ticketed and a cited and they'll have to leav

he also spent some time in case you didn't know at uc berkley. right now we're going to anthony slaughter. they were pretty funny tonight and the movie was awesome. >> i'm amongst royalty. >> not quite. >> well, you know, we saw a beautiful day across the bay area. picture perfect conditions. 70s and 80s for the most part. things are really starting to change. the wind is starting to ploechlt the san francisco cam is having problems getting reception because winds are starting to gust, in fact up to 30 miles per hour in san francisco right now. later on tomorrow we are going to see temperatures go down quite a bit. nothing like what we saw today. we were in the 70s and 80s today. our inland valleys, only near 70 tomorrow. most of the day we will abbe cli be climbing through the 50s a and 60s. this isn't going to give us any rain but kick up the wind. anywhere from point reyes to san francisco. watch the key down at the bottom. once you get into the orange, r reds and pinks, you see the wind. not only is going to be very windy but much cooler. so

i guess, mike, you've got news on this and rand paul heading to uc berkley for a discussion about theight, mika. and berkeley could be a tough crowd for rand paul, but he's taking a smart subject. he's taking on the nsa. but, mika, we have an exclusive he's going beyond that. we have a look at his rashes. and he's going to go beyond the nsa. he's going to attack for the first time the u.s. intelligence more broadly, specifically he's going to name the cia. he's going to say that senators have a fear of an intelligence community that rand paul will say is drunk with power, unrepentant and unincleared to relinquish power. rand paul will say he's worried and not sure who is in charge of the government. mika, making very strong, very wide charges about the strength of the intelligence community, something that might play quite well in berkeley. >> well, we'll see what happens during that speech and hear more what he has to say. thomas, quick question? >> no, i wanted to update us on louisiana. that state does allow its convicted felons to vote. >> so i'm so sorry. he can vote for himself.