for affordable housing it made up a third of the units added to the stock and seven hundred new units came on line including 4 hundred plus inclusionary and the inclusionary units increased by 76 percent from the previous year >> breaking the seven hundred and tel aviv the majority were affordable to low income hourltdz representing thirty percent of ail affordable units the 2 hundred unit were made affordable to the low income and the remaining 44 to moderate hoirldz been 10 percent of all affordable housing units in 2014. >> accountability finding were the new construction that tripped from 9 hundred plus to 2 thousand plus you units also in condos conservations to condo went down in 2013. according to the department of building inspectors they were for profit and nonprofit and haven't changed since 2012 in 2012, the s r o building dlrsz and nonprofit buildings increased by one building from the previous year, however, the number of profit has increased by 2 hundred and - excuse me. 2 hundred and 23 rooms and the number of nonprofits increased by 2 hundred and 49 rooms from the prev

lost 55 legalization and 38 units due to unit messenger and the remaining units were corrections to the city records. this steep increase in unit loss is the demolitions of the 18 training thank you plaza and the commissioners will have noted the second phases of the training thank you was completed in 2013 all this added up together of a net addition of 9 hundred units plus. and in this chart you you'll see we're consistently climbing out of the 2008 downturn and the 2011 with only 2 hundred and 69 net units. the department of the building inspectors permitted 2 hundred units plus this is 20 percent higher than permitted in nevada the stanford housing unit are a critical indicator of the future compared to rests of the bay area san francisco accounted for 16 units to be constructed only second behind santa clara whether with 4 in a 9 percent it will be in multi single-family units this is the next file under review and entitled with the planning department. about 4 thousand 8 hundred units were underlined filed with the department as of december 31st the total number of homes was 7

the 5 unit permit got built. but there was no permit for the other two unit. i haven't seen one >> based on what was said so far. >> correct. >> how do that work to the structure in terms of the legality either as a single-family home home or two units or structure. >> that's like a lot of old buildings they're built so long ago and that was talking about through could be more information we went from 1906 to 1970 there's aol.com other addresses on the lot. i don't know what the housing have listed we'll be doing inspections and the other card is a good record but to answer our question i don't know if there's a permit to build two other buildings >> around that time after an earthquake, you know. >> that's okay. >> commissioners this jurisdiction request is submitted. >> well, i move we grant the jurisdiction request. >> i have a question for my own ed indication i didn't hear anythingful from the requester naefts that leads me to do that. >> it's not brief. >> okay. >> it wasn't that clear it would be a better brief. i have one last question what did you rec

including light to the living room windows at that tenants unit. staff made a visit and looked at it, you know, checked out the windows looked through the windows and the light court and revisited the design team again and reviewed all the evidence and also a pact which you have from the adjacent tenant and the tenant basically described they're concerned and included a photograph showing the current light from their living room to the light court. and our evaluation is this light court the adjacent apartment building is part of the light off the building and that provides adequate light to those units surrounding the light court it serves as part of the driveway allowing vehicles to go through and pausing behind the apartment from and to 27th street. the light core and the project sponsors pact you can see the dimension about 18 feet long around the common sideline and about 16 feet wide. that's why we believe this light court provides the light to the surrounding unit. it's self-sufficient and the proposed building will not have significant impac

the project includes a dwelling units consisting of six 3-bedroom units, 105,2-bedroom, 49 one-bedroom units andet studians including common open spacious approximately 2300 square feet. private open space for1 7 dwelling units. with approximately 37' of frontage along 3rd street and extending out to 75' of frontage along tennessee state. to-date. the department received coordinatence who expressed support for the project and the department has received opposition from two individuals who own properties adjacent to the project site. another correspondence was received by the department which expressed opposition to the timing of the publication of staff report. the commission has been provided copies of all correspondence. under this option the project sponsor greats to rent out all units for a period of no less than 30 years in exchange for a reduction in the affordable housing requirement and a $1 reduction in their impact fees, neighborhood impact fees. copies of the agreement and rental agreements have been passed out to commissioner. after analyzing all assistpects of the project,

so there is huge support among the people for the united states. and you also see that because 3 million indians live here, and all the world is unified. they can see through the television, internet and other media, they're well-connected through twitter facebook and whatnot. there is a lot of good will on the part of the people, no doubt. but remember i totally agree with the ambassador , national interest is going to determine the relationships, and just as here in the united states we work in the national interest more broadly defined and in an enlightened sort of way. the same is on the indian side. the reaction has always been those personal things that happened to them will remain national policies, so clearly they have to work in the national, and he knows that a good relationship both politically and economically is an integral part to bringing good things to india. >> alyssa a yres, is there nor confident peace in pakistan? pakistan has been a problem child in this part of the world for quite awhile. it just can't get its act together. >>

lost 55 legalization and 38 units due to unit messenger and the remaining units were corrections to the city records. this steep increase in unit loss is the demolitions of the 18 training thank you plaza and the commissioners will have noted the second phases of the training thank you was completed in 2013 all this added up together of a net addition of 9 hundred units plus. and in this chart you you'll see we're consistently climbing out of the 2008 downturn and the 2011 with only 2 hundred and 69 net units. the department of the building inspectors permitted 2 hundred units plus

my clients unit has been there since 1912. i requested the oh, so basically, it's a two flats my client lives in one the flats the landlord pulled the permit to do plumbing and electrical and my clients was the first number in the series and the ground floor the permit is relying on a single-family house much smaller than my clients unit and not having two ground floors. i did visit planning department they said it will go through a demolition like a conditional use authorization hearing the 91-year-old woman is unable to come because the heat her dollars said she's going to die if at the gets relocated this was a unit built in 1912 so >> i'm sorry your time is up. >> we can hear from the permit holder. >> i represent the permit holder. really submit open the papers >> i'm sorry counselor i need to ask the city attorney a question. >> okay sorry one second so she represented me 5 years ago but it won't effect my judgment today. >> just quick we would like to submit on the record the owner bought this property as a single-famil

they could have policies with the united states. on the one hand working with the united states, and on the other end try to stop u.s. containment against china. that's why chinese people see putin as a hero. china has so many domestic problems they have to handle about pollution, the corruption, economics, all the problems will preoccupy china's leadership. the last thing i think from their mind to have is confrontation with the united states. that's why they talked about building a new power of that power relationship. >> you just heard the professor talk about how the chinese regard vladimir putin has a hero. is he using that newfound power and prestige inside his own country in a way that means russia is an inevitable not only rival but perhaps once again enemy of the united states? >> well, the deal and the crimea issue are definitely rose vladimir putin's popularity. his approval rate has never been higher. i would disagree with the statement that this means that the new energy-centered china/russia alliance is in the asia-pac

the united states ambassador to the united nations. criticism fored perceived entrenchment and foreign policy. ultimately, glover leadership requires us to see the world as it is, with all of its danger and uncertainty. we have to be prepared for the worst, prepared for every contingency. but american leadership also requires us to see the world as it should be, a place for the aspirations of individual human beings really matters. where hopes him and not just fears, governor. where the truths written into documents can steer the currents of justice. >> welcome. >> it is great to be back. >> the president making a series of speeches. is he defining obama doctrine? >> for good reason, one is wary of the term "doctrine." i think what he is saying is really crystallizing what has animated his foreign policy from the outset. the united states is the most powerful and important country in the world. we have been for a long time and will be for a long time. in recent years, our power has increased when you consider our military has no peer,

first the project provides 111 new residential units of which more than 40% will be two-bedroom units and project satisfies the affordable housing requirement through the provision of units on-site. the project utilizes roof debsing courtyards and private decks and publicly accessible open space to provide all of the required open space on si the new shadow cast is relatively minor and amounts to only an additional 0.049% increment of shadow on the park. this was found again to not be adverse to the use of the park by the general manager of the recreation and parks department in consultation with the rec and park commission. commissioners [tpro-ebgts/] is on balance and consistent with the objective and policies of the general plan. lastly since the publication of the case report, i have received apadditional seven letters of support for the proposed project. i am submitting these letters to you right now for your review. this concludes my presentation and i'm available form for questions. thank you. >> thank you, project sponsor. >> good afternoon commissioners, and director rahaim,

and then on the family units it is one to 50. and again, the notion is the folks may need less deep services in these buildings and it may not necessarily be the case in all of these buildings but that is sort of idea. in tier two, what we are calling, moderate support services to the master release buildings and this is where hsa does the placement and the operations and the subpoena power service and we do the referral and the placement in the support services here and these are all single adult buildings and it is one to 50. and as compared to 1 to 75 in tier one. >> now in tier three, these are the hsa masser lease buildings where we did the placement where we there are stronger support services that we feed are necessary and funding and that the providers applied to. again, important to remind you that this was done through an rfp process and so they were asked to propose what tiremembersinger they were going to be funded at and so this is given by a provider proposals. in these stronger support building, you are looking at

time that was 33 to 38 feet between the units that was a closeness between the units. since that time the current design the courtyard convict 40 and 40 feet wide the two upper floors have been shaved back the thought of signification is exterior materials and windows. just to briefly show some of the italy rationed after that after the 2013 hearing create notches on the side in terms of balconies and trying to reduce the overall masking of the building. another iteration is the wedding cake type approach to try to reduce the masking. in terms of the neighborhood outreach they were trying to do additional outreach to the neighbors as well as other polk street residents and in communication with staff the current proposal at the surrounding buildings within the polk street neighborhood and the venice corridor and in looking at those buildings the taller and larger buildings there's an overall architecture tip metrological were there an architect where there's a strong top to the building the main body of the building and a stronger base that includes the simplification

that's what the united kingdom does. but of course you will have to ask secretary kerry about the support the united states intends to provide or other countries what they provide. we all help in different ways. but as i've always made clear in parliament, our support, which is overwhelmingly humanitarian, of course. the support that is not humanitarian is practical. but it is not lethal. so we have not entered into those discussions as the united kingdom. and one more question? and then we must let you get set up for secretary kerry. >> thank you. foreign minister, it sounds like you're declaring bankruptcy somehow on the policy on syria. that there's really nothing new that we can talk about in this meeting more or less. am i correct in saying that? and also, i wonder if you have discussed the rise of people like nasra and what are you doing about this in practical terms? thank you. >> we have discussed the need to increase further coordination which has of course begun some time ago on tracking and preventing the flow

all the units will be replaced. it does allow for minimal loss of units to create community rooms and property management space and things like that. but it's primarily a rehab program. >> mr. lee, can i ask a question about the units or the properties that we know we have to completely rehab, like west side cords or holly cords, they are not necessarily included in this rad program. >> they are absolutely included, we will rehab them. >> we are not going to demolish them at all sign? >> this program is a rehab program. it doesn't mean in the future -- >> mr. washington, please, i am trying to conduct a hearing, if you need to have a conversation, if you can take it outside, thank you. >> this is a rehab program, and what it will do, it will provide for permanent affordable housing as it is rehabbed. if people in the future want to do something different to the site. perhaps to do more housing on the site. more affordable housing. different affordable housing. you can do that. but it has to be affordable housing. an

victims assistance centers and pretrial service units.to prepare the next generation of lawyers and judges we are assisting mexico's bar associations promoting professional standards and law schools in cricket limerick form and teacher training. the transition to a new criminal justice system is already producing positive results. evaluations of the status it advances reforms by the significant decrease in acquittal rates it markets decrease in pretrial detentions longer sentences aside for serious crimes reduced case backlogs and better assistance for victims. to support the mexican government's crime reduction efforts we are piloting innovative preventive approaches in three of the border cities most affected by violence and criminal activity. in juarez monterey in tijuana we are developing new models for safe urban spaces providing life and job skills for at-risk youth increasing educational opportunities and empowering communities to address the root causes of crime and violence. we will help the mexican government build on and replic

previously, she was the united states ambassador to the united nations. the obama administration has received some criticism recently for perceived reentrenchment in foreign policy. the president spoke yesterday at west point and hit back. >> ultimately, global leadership requires us to see the world as it is with all its danger and uncertainty. we have to be prepared for the worst, prepared for every contingency. but american leadership also requires us to see the world as it should be. a place where the aspirations of individual human beings really matters. where hopes and not just fears govern. where the truth is written into our founding documents can steer the currents of history in a direction of justice. >> charlie: i am pleased to have susan rice back at this table, welcome. >> thanks, charlie, good to be back. >> charlie: the president is making a series of speeches on foreign policy beginning with his commencement speech at west point and will be in europe as well. is he defining obama doctrine? >> for good reason, one is wary of the term "doctr

the officer class this as a national guard unit not a regular army unit.at the end listed men are just 18-year-old kids. but the officer class like in any national guard unit are citizen soldiers. professional soldiers that's all they do but these guys were lawyers. they were all businessmen. there is a picture of jim in the trenches together. and in his music from world war i, he sings and it's amazing to hear him. so they went back to their jobs. i'm sorry. you had your hand up. you have to run. quick. >> you mentioned how you were shopping the script in hollywood and now sort of hollywood knocks on your door. i guess it is a will smith production company. my question is how come is hollywood ready for that sort of carnage warfare movie from the perspective? and the reason i'm asking that question is because you get this sort of bloody warfare you have 300 it's a hyper masculine sort of powerful white male in the battle of the war and i want to know how true are you going to be to the content in this war and then you see these black men sort of smiling a

a lot of negative peers on the unit i'm on now.ow if i come here i have an opportunity to go home. >> we get up at 4:50 in the morning, will that be a problem. >> no, sir. >> it's a very structured environment. go to bed at the same time. there's no horseplay, absolutely no horseplay. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> 2100 is lights out, taps. there is no talking. if you were to be caught talking, the whole room gets up and does pt. >> would you have any problems with that? >> no, sir. >> how are you going to be able to handle taking direction and orders from other guys in your position? >> well, sir, i would think to myself if i listen to them then maybe one day i'll be able to get up there and be able to be the one. >> yeah, is great answer. >> even though this offender has all of the right answers, the decision to accept him into the unit is complicated. >> these juveniles come from horrible backgrounds. i tend not judge them but we want to ask yourselves do we think that they'll learn in this unit. >> the military t

we laid railroad tracks in the united states. than the united states combined. it means you're generating huge amounts of wealth and it's going into some people's hands and not into others. >> the real story of your book is the rise of chinese individualism, right? >> that's right. what interested me most was the china i had always studied, for instance, in the united states and when i went over there, everything i read was about these broad strokes, about economic change and the police forces, about one-fifth of humanity and what was happening to them. when you got on the ground, you discovered that people had the most private changes in their lives that really mattered to them. >> the way they're trying to change and individualize themselves is by getting rich. >> the first thing people wanted to do was get rich. that's the most basic human instinct when people have lived in poverty. as they got settled they needed to know who was setting the rules. they needed to know about politics and policy, and that kind of set off a searc

the roof deck satisfies forful of the 83 units. with regard to exposure, the majority of dwelling units would comply fully with the exposure requirement by either facing one of abutting streets jessie or mission or by facing the outer court that measures a minimum of 25'. there are 12 unit obvious levels 2-6 that do not comply with this requirement. the zoning administrator will opine on these variances after the commission takes action off and on the 309 determination of compliance and conditional use authorization. department has received a number of letters in support of the project and i have additional correspondence for your review. it's 100% affordable and processed using the planning department application declines. in conclusion the department supports the project because it meet always the goals and objectives of the general plan to create new housing and affordable housing which is close to jobs that are downtown with access to public transit and within a walk able urban context. the project is necessary and desirable. a

harm the united states. sure that in many cases informed theme, we united states about important things or important information. let me put it this way, it is not in our favor to see anything -- this is my own position. it is not in our best to see you with a problem. >> and having a base in qatar works out fine for everybody? wherewas done at a time there is respect and an agreement and it ruled your presence in qatar. i believe that the qatari people are happy. the qataristy of have no problem with this. in 2022 is inup qatar. tell me why that is important and whether you will be paired for that. all of these questions about this being beyond her spots ability now about foreign workers and all of these issues that have brought the world cup to qatar. >> these events should happen everywhere. in africa, and asia, america, europe. that there is maybe some mistakes, but i can tell and now,g our time especially, the government is working hard to do what is needed to be done, what is necessary to have a good s

and the next group of units, and these are federally funded, by hud and the units targeted to the chronicallyand then the newer or the newest which is the partnership of the mayor's office of housing and the community development is the local operating subsidy program where we have the general funds supporting the services that are operating in the units. that gives you a sense of sort of the universe that we are talking about when we talk about the housing ladder and the strategies and potentially challenges to implementing the housing ladder in the hsa and it is close to 4,000 units that we are talking about. and so it is important to note, i talk a lit about how homeless folks access these units and it gives you a sense on the population that we are drawing from and sort of help the discussion on what types of services and again, the amount of services it should be in these supportive housing buildings. and so for the adult single occupancy and local operating subsidy or lost units, the access points are listed below and there are five of them adult emergency shelters and resource center a

you asked about whether the united states is giving enough.i would say the results showed whatever we think we are doing it is not enough. it is often met by questions from our friends in other parts of asia saying it's all just military, s so no we haven't doe enough and needed to do more. we need to be clear what our positions are despite ended in american tendency to think that because we explained that once everybody understands it but that's not true the united states is in an interesting position, and it's not appropriate for us to jump in the middle of the historical issues because we didn't let them. we had no authority to make a judgment on the historical matters. we do however, i think, have a right to comment when the pursuit of a historical issue through the absence of any other productive venue starts to damage the american interest. on a carrot for your issue they were asked to be too asked to take a side on territorial issues in the pakistan over kashmir. it doesn't affect anybody in this room at the problem for the united state

a hundred units 20 set aside for homeless citizens. so as what is referenced earlier in the 2015 count approximately one hundred and 70 veterans were identified which is a reduction from the 2011 homeless count. 17 percent of the homeless count and survey responded said they were 55 and age-old and 3 percent of approximately one hundred and unnecessary were age 60 plus. let's talk about the seniors in our adult emergency starts the veterans are identified in the in take process into changes so we don't do a monthly or daily cut because shelters are always moving by a person can answer the question whether or not they're a veteran so let's look at 2012 through 2014 and the consistent between individuals 60 to 99 years of age has been consistent. in 2012 it was 15.42 percent and 2013 it was 14 with the 67 percent and january through april of this year we're at the 15.3 percent. so the percentage of the seniors has remained consistent we set aside senior beds we've identified 12 beds that are managed by the mission resource center they id

really unit gets folded at the market do smaller units or do, you know, basically do smaller unit make the prices more affordable? commissioners there is a motion and second to approve the project with the staff continue to work with the project sponsor on the concerns raised by commissioners today >> commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. zoning administer >> take the closed public hearing and take the matter under advisement. >> commissioners that will place on item 13 as 18 street. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and members planning staff this is the request for an conditional use authorization at the 18 union street a 3 story mixed use at the aaron that was developed in 1933 features resident and ground floor and at the rear of the first floor it features a t mobile as well as an at&t facility. the t mobile is a single-family antenna mounted to the base and it consists of the antennas moun

given to unit that are all ownership unit like 3 condos they've been owner occupied our clarifications include those are factor in in determining whether or not to allow the merger purpose talking about rental unit if they're not rental do they fall under the control >> their rental their ownership didn't effect the process it can weigh into the planning commission consideration the big distinction i'm trying to highlight in the past we we have two groupings the units considered democratically not you affordable and the units below the metric are not effected by directive they've needed a may or may not meeting and there's a bunch of code finding that's not effected what changed the result of the mayors executive directive it inadvertently took away the administrator review of the democratically units those units are come back to a staff level review and keep them there so the renters and ownership will remain for the projects and those are factors for the commission to consider. >> finally the dial concept is a very good one to help us address the need for middle income unit i'm throw

it is an indication of a certain level of seriousness with the united states, although the united states did not take a lot of actions that they could have taken that would have been a lot more serious with a locality harsher consequences. >> like what sort of action? >> well, a lot of the issue having to do with the theft of intellectual property is related to the accusations that this information is going to chinese company, which allow them to compete more effectively vis-a-vis american companies. a route that the united states could have taken, which would have worked through trade sanctions, i think would have been a good deal riskier, even though it would have caught people's attention. as you point out, the fact these people aren't likely to see the inside of a u.s. jail means what the united states department of justice did was more symbolic and more political and less consequential. >> even so, could there be an economic effect or business effect, just the fact there's bad blood around it? is there a level of unknown, what could happen further beyond this that might sour relatio

many people in the united states.you might remember 1990, 1991, the bush administration is the devolution of the soviet union and former use audio. in iraq actually and so i actually make the case this is consistent with your criticism but actually global welfare is maximized when you let people of common ethnicity and religion live together if they actually are going to be better off, part of it is up to their own wishes. some of the harm in some of the deaths from civil wars is trying to maintain relations who don't want to be together. global welfare that in some countries come apart. this is where i disagree with some aei scholars is the best solution for iraq was to devolve into three independent countries based around the religious affiliation. other people thought it is better to keep the country together as a unit. to see if that's actually going to be the case. >> what the record show that john yoo and vice president biden are now in this violent agreement. the other, which was the son -- so the other events

this as a whole unit of that. when we say not fighting back, i'm not dissing jackie robinson but basically there's a difference between people yelling at you from the stands and actually getting beaten up on the streets which is what happened to these guys. they were ordered to not fight back. because if you do they will blame everything on you and the unit will not be sent overseas and we will be disgrace. they held back with superhuman discipline. and, finally, they got a chance to get overseas. and then they were sent to dig ditches, and that was infuriating. i finally, finally lobbied to be put into combat. here's the rub. during the first world war the united states was kind of late to the game. and by this point the british and french really wanted we enforcement. they kept saying to the americans, good, you're in the war, give us reinforcements. general pershing said no. we are not just going to feed america's piecemeal into the british and french. these units will fight as an american unit under an america

that translates into 1 in 24 jobs here in the united states. let me repeat that, 1 out of every 24 jobs in the united states is related to exporting to mexico. 692,000 jobs in your home state, mr. chairman, in california, they depend on this relationship with mexico. my home state of arizona is the nation's fifth largest exporter to mexico, and over 111,000 arizona jobs rely directly or indirectly on the commercial relationship we enjoy with mexico. unfortunately, border ports of industry face significant challenges keeping up with the growth in our two-way trade, resulting in wait times that represent a loss of $7.2 billion a year. and as chairman of the western hemisphere subcommittee, i've made trade a priority and look forward to hearing from our witnesses about how we can continue to address serious challenge. mexico has a growing middle class, and some economists have recently projected that the mexican economy welcome the fifth -- will be the fifth large economy in the world by 2050. sectors will open up in mexico's economy building a mo

we could have one set of criteria for illegal units. people have built beyond a scope of a permit and it has to go back to planning and remains illegal for the entire time it's being evaluated. it's not illegal units, it's building beyond the scopes, it's the envelope, all of that. i think it's a good ming to thing to have a policy about it rather than have it be case by case because it weakness or argument when we let things linger. >> the thing we need direction from the commission on is if we have an order of abatement and we categorize them, the question is going to be do -- what do you want to do with those once an order has been issued? are those cases you want to send to the city attorney? what we're going to do is hone those down and categorize them for you. that's part of the process we should have for you by the end of the year. >> thank you for that. we're going the right direction here. just a question though, do we -- and this is to the director, should we set up and ad hoc committee on this or -- i mean, we kind of have so

the bottom line to this is, this administration has not respected the united states congress. did not respect the committees that were asking for this information, and thereto, make sure that they made their job even more difficult. these roadblocks, i believe, serve as two important points for us to remember that the speaker of the house of representatives did not choose to be where we are today, but rather it was this administration through its deliberate attempt to place us exactly where we are. so, first the committee will have questions that it has to ask, and they are going to this administration to make sure that we have complete documentation. every member of the select committee will have the opportunity and should have on a bipartisan basis to see the documents. the select committee will consolidate itself into a centralized location in order to make sure that they work together. we are going to streamline congressional efforts when we find out the things which we could have, should have known but know now to avoid in the future, and lastly, we are going to come with

and the case, it was decided by the united states supreme court, was francis v. weber. and it turned out that louisiana had a statute which prescribed that execution had to be by electrocution, and then it described the way electrocushion was supposed to happen. electrocution was supposed to happen. so the regulation of the form of execution condition can be and is actually quite detailed. and, again, i want to just come back and say the most unreliable form, method of execution is lethal injection. and i want to share -- may i share with you some information? so if i were to ask you which state has the highest percentage of botched executions since the introduction of lethal injection, roughly since 1980, which state would you think it would be? >> texas. >> texas, of course. texas has had 21 out of 515 executions botched. that's roughly 4%. the states with the high rate of botched executions are florida where 18% of its executions have been botched, that's roughly one out of five; ohio where 18% of its executions are botched, and north carolina, where 18% of their exe

tensions continue to rise in another unit as well. enrique cruz says he came to s 4 on his own free will in order to investigate the alleged misdoings of fellow blood member michael bates. >> i was sent here. after speaking with him and confirming that that other individual is a liar, now i must go. tonight i will be gone. >> a couple days later, though cruz often boasts that he controls his housing assignments his transfer is actually prompted by a plea agreement on his drug charge. >> he came back from court. his maximum security status was changed based on his sentence, so he went to medium. he is going to be transferred there tonight. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> cruz's plea deal will result in a maximum of four years in prison on his charge of drug possession with intent to distribute in a school zone. his final sentence will be issued in an upcoming hearing, but for now, cruz is busy making his presence known in his new unit. >> yeah, yeah. what's up, old-timer? how you doing? all right. what's up with you? >> three days

where they have access to all 120 units and we also have 150 units for the people that come directly out of laguna honda and want to live in the community. >> and we have a subsidy program that will provide us that is more or less, and the 90 units and the number change as the rent in the city changes. and we also, of course, found, many, many hospital beds, at laguna honda and also, found it that is out of the county, for the dph, clients, and then we have many of the treatment beds and the long term beds in county as well as out of county. >> i was approached for this slide and it was overwhelming but it shows, that some of the sites and what i want to emphasize, is that it was especially between 2006 and 2013 *, that the redevelopment and the non-profit providers came in to give the access to the homeless people in the newly developed building and we were talking earlier about the housing pipeline and so that worked very much in 2006 and 2013, and it is starting to be some what dried up for the dph. in the next two fiscal years you will have two buildings and 60 units in the build