again, i upset the cost o the developer faces and i commend them on commitment but i think to use union labor here, but i'm still looking for why this is different, again, than something like ocean where the 25% affordable is done on site but can't be done here. >> chair peskin, can i speak on that since it's in my district. >> sure. >> supervisor preston through the chair, the reason the 65 ocean still pencils and we hope it continues to pencil is because it's in one of the economic empowerment zones that the federal government created. we were able to get that project fully entitled prior to the end of 2019, when the tax ability for investors -- essentially, it offsets certain tax liabilities and that is not an option at the lucky penny site and so, the reasons that our project continues to pencil because of that. they are also doing 100% union labor on the ocean avenue project and have committed to that, but it's a significant difference in terms of the amount of capital and the amount of off--se offset for the cost e project and changes the return for investment for those that are in investing

again, i upset the cost o the developer faces and i commend them on commitment but i think to use union labor herebut i'm still looking for why this is different, again, than something like ocean where the 25% affordable is done on site but can't be done here. >> chair peskin, can i speak on that since it's in my district. >> sure. >> supervisor preston through the chair, the reason the 65 ocean still pencils and we hope it continues to pencil is because it's in one of the economic empowerment zones that the federal government created. we were able to get that project fully entitled prior to the end of 2019, when the tax ability for investors -- essentially, it offsets certain tax liabilities and that is not an option at the lucky penny site and so, the reasons that our project continues to pencil because of that. they are also doing 100% union labor on the ocean avenue project and have committed to that, but it's a significant difference in terms of the amount of capital and the amount of off--se offset for the cost e project and changes the return for investment for those that are in investing i

again, i upset the cost o the developer faces and i commend them on commitment but i think to use union labor here, but i'm still looking for why this is different, again, than something like ocean where the 25% affordable is done on site but can't be done here. >> chair peskin, can i speak on that since it's in my district. >> sure. >> supervisor preston through the chair, the reason the 65 ocean still pencils and we hope it continues to pencil is because it's in one of the economic empowerment zones that the federal government created. we were able to get that project fully entitled prior to the end of 2019, when the tax ability for investors -- essentially, it offsets certain tax liabilities and that is not an option at the lucky penny site and so, the reasons that our project continues to pencil because of that. they are also doing 100% union labor on the ocean avenue project and have committed to that, but it's a significant difference in terms of the amount of capital and the amount of off--se offset for the cost e project and changes the return for investment for those that are in investing

us back in the wild. >> some teachers' unions mean starting earlier would mean renegotiating contracts between teachers and districts. here is what oakland unified said about that. we will adjust to new guidance and work with our labortners once the california department of education releases specific details on how they envision a safe return to school. for now san francisco is focusing on another issue, voting tonight to adopt a credit versus no credit grading policy for students. >> when we're choosing one syst wt we've nts and landed on. >> those who received a no credit grade will be given the chance to complete the required work by, for example, doing a summer program. those details will be discussed at tonight's meeting. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> help for small businesses. the question now is it too little, too late? and the new program that could let more people get unemployment. >>> plus how a little bit of we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll

us. and you know, i just like to look back into our glory days here in america before labor unions and specialerests came into our schools and truly undermined an elite education system and started indoctrinating students. our schools were the envy of the world in those days. do you know americans were so well-educated and guess how we were educated? we were a nation of homeschoolers. we had small, private, primary schools and private universities, small independent schools. let's do that again. let's empower families. 78% of parents in the latest poll support educational freedom. let's give them that educational freedom and see what they will do with it, see what other innovations they come up with, great things for our kids. pete: a great point. think about how much time and money you spend thinking about the next vacation or next car you will buy, yet we reflexively send our kids to government schools and hope they come out okay. what is your advice to parents? maybe i have a good school district. i think that is where i want my kids to go. i think i have another option. what do you say to