i'm a veritas tenants. i'm in support of the legislation and what the legislation says because veritas has been increasingly -- how do i say this in proactive during to construct, to build -- to have people that don't live in my building enter my building during the pandemic. there's been a tremendous influx, it seems like more than before the pandemic, which is disturbing. i've experienced a number of incidents. for instance, this afternoon, i was walking my dog -- i was trying to get into this meeting, and before i got into the meeting, i was walking my dog. one of the workers wasn't wearing a mask, and i asked him to wear a mask, and he called me a faggot. it just shows that veritas has acted in terribly bad faith, and during a pandemic, it's just not safe to bring people in here. there's no contact tracing, and they're not taking precautions before they enter the building. i thank supervisor peskin for passing this, and thank you so, so much for what you're doing. >> chair peskin: thank you, and i am so

i'm a veritas tenants. i'm in support of the legislation and what the legislation says because veritas has been increasingly -- how do i say this in proactive during to construct, to build -- to have people that don't live in my building enter my building during the pandemic. there's been a tremendous influx, it seems like more than before the pandemic, which is disturbing. i've experienced a number of incidents. for instance, this afternoon, i was walking my dog -- i was trying to get into this meeting, and before i got into the meeting, i was walking my dog. one of the workers wasn't wearing a mask, and i asked him to wear a mask, and he called me a faggot. it just shows that veritas has acted in terribly bad faith, and during a pandemic, it's just not safe to bring people in here. there's no contact tracing, and they're not taking precautions before they enter the building. i thank supervisor peskin for passing this, and thank you so, so much for what you're doing. >> chair peskin: thank you, and i am so

veritas can and must do more. it should be in their best interests to stabilize their tenants. >>> coming up, a deadly landing in india. a plane skidding off the runway, splitting in half. more than a dozen people on board killed. the latest on the investigation. >>> tensions mount between the lebanese people and government officials following that diddley tuesday blast. i'll have the details coming up from beirut. >>> nearly 16 people are dead and 123 injured after an air india express plane skidded off the runway today. the boeing 737 was landing in heavy rain. the plane split in two with at least 190 people on board. this flight originated in dubai, and officials say it was a repatriation flight, bringing indian citizens back home as commercial flights had, halted due to the coronavirus pandemic. the cause is under investigation. >>> lebanon's president said the investigation into this week's deadly explosion will examine whether it was caused by terrorism. government officials have called it an accident so far

veritas can and must do more. it should be in their best interests to stabilize their tenants. >>> the main weather headline will be warming temperatures. the heat is back after somewhat of a cooler week. sergeant starting out with patchy morning fog. clearing back to the coastline and then the afternoon hours, pretty much the same story, actually into sunday, pretty much the same story, as we head into the second half of the weekend, could be slightly warmer. here is satellite, showing the fog dancing around parts of the bear coastline. looks like it's regrouping with the help of any onshore breeze, keeping those temperatures if check coastside, and right around the bay, as we come in closeer, right now we have areas close to 90 grows out toward livermore. and some 80s up in the north bay. here is a live camera looking out to san francisco. looks like cloud buildups over the hills. and on the satellite, we're showing you this. two big areas of high pressure kind of moving in. this will be the source of the warmup

veritas investments is one of san francisco's biggest landlords.from april through july. attendance would have to agree to pay back the other half of the rent over the next 12 months. housing advocates have however say, the offer does little to help renters who are struggling to stay afloat financially. >>> in november, voters in three bay area counties will vote to approve a tax measure that could help to save caltrain. yesterday, san francisco's board of supervisors approved the measure for the november ballot. the sales tax increase would generate an estimated $108 million annually for caltrain for caltrain agency says, it is in a financial crisis right now because of the steep ridership decline during the pandemic. >>> well, san francisco police argument and hoping to look at this balance is back after they identified them. this happened to hate having astbury area of emphasis: july 2nd at 7:00 in the morning. this video shows the victim and police say, he was attacked near bellevue street, being pushed and punched while on the ground. after th

the building was previously owned and operated by veritas and we consider a significant win that the project will now be permanent affordable housing, given that the majority of residents are folks who work in the service industry downtown, who are feeling the negative impacts of covid, which is even more important now than ever that this building be stabilized. mocd financing will pay off the acquisition and rehabilitation loan provided by the fund and cover other permanent financing costs. as described in detail in the b.l.a. report, we're requesting amounts that allow the project to close financing under two possible scenarios. the scenario described as scenario a in the b.l.a. report assumes to the project centers into -- enters into a 20-year contract so fund 24 step-up housing units. step-up housing is for folks transitioning from a permanent housing scenario to more independent living. and then the remaining units in the building, so the remaining units other than those 24 units, will be leased. in that scenario, the building wide average is 53% ami. in scenario a, the per uni