wright! mr. wright! no. done. mr. wright, we're done here, mr. wright. >> [interjections] >> i don't know, mr. wright. and since i'm chair of this committee, i really don't know right now. because right now time talking about items 4 and 5. another public comment, i'm sorry. and then -- yes, so anyone that would like to have public comment, please line up. everyone has two minutes. mr. wright took five, but here we go. >> john, here in the coit tower hat. i want to clarify the amendments, chair fewer, the amendments you handed me, they say are -- there is still a change or two in them. i want to clarify that what is in the language is what was stated, that the department will be able to lower fees -- i think at any time, which i don't think anyone disagrees with to incentivize visitation. and to raise fees up to 50% in different months, different for different attractions. it might be helpful to go through the attractions and explain to people when. what i can't tell from here is if the department can do this and let you know, or if the board nee

wright, thank you, mr. wright. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. there's a motion to continue this item and we can take that without objection. thank you very much. and madam clerk, call item 16 and 17 together. >> clerk: item session, thursdaying the mayor's office of housing and community development to acquire real property located at 1515 south van necessary avenue from l.m.c. san francisco holdings for a purchase of their 19 million inclusive of a disposit in the amount of $500,000, placing the property under the jurisdiction of the mayor's office of housing and community development for the use in constructing affordable housing for san francisco. and item 16, the community development to accept and expend a grant the amount of $5 million from the metropolitan transportation commission for the affordable housing jumpstart gran program for the term of july 1, 2019 through june 30, 2029. >> supervisor fewer: i believe that we have jonathan gagan here. >> thank you very much. good morning, i am a multifamily project manager. item number 16 befor

wright. any other comments? i make a motion to send this to the full board with a positive recommendation -- >> clerk: madam president, would you like to make a motion to accept the amendment? >> chair fewer: yes. i make a motion to approve the amendment and send this to the full board with a positive recommendation. and we can do that without objection. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: madam clerk, will you please read the next item. [agenda item read]. >> the airport is requesting your approval of a new lease with iberia, lÍneas aÉreas de espaÑa, s.a. operadora, sociedad unipersonal for approximately two years through june 30, 2021, when the current lease expires. so basically, iberia would like to join china for a new lease agreement. this agreement is the mechanism that allows airlines to provide flight operations and rent terminal space at the airport. the lease also provides a common lease provision. the airport's a.s.f. in 2018 was $46.6 million. i am happy to answer any questions. >> chair fewer: thank you very

wright. mr. wright, if we have questions , we will be able to extend your time, but we'll put the clock on for one minute. >> rent burdens have declined since the recession, he is a god damn liar. rent burdens have increased because we never had a situation where rent decreases. and by the same response, the people who are not in occupations of high-tech companies, are not getting the salary increase is equal to the high-tech companies and the a.m.i. is based on the income coming from the high-tech companies. i would impeach this document, too, because not including the incomes of the people whose income is below 55% of the median and the people who are homeless on the street. this other demonstration where you say rents have grown 40% faster in the state, that document contradicts your demonstration right there alone. you said it is stable, but yet it has grown 40% faster in the state, and the people who are economically disadvantaged and not getting a salary increase, can't keep up with thi

now the work of frank lloyd wright has earned unique global honors.l visit some of the special places he designed, now on a very special list. >>> and if you're heading out the door, don't forget to set your dvr to record "cbs this morning saturday." coming up in our next hour, it's the sport electrifying fans around the world and now in this country. we'll explore the sport of e racing featuring high-performance cars that never need to gas up. >>> plus put on your indiana jones hat as we explore age-old items deep beneath the ancient city of rome. and we'll take you to the world's largest music festival, summerfest, and have a special performance by the killers in our saturday session. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." yesss, i'm doing it all. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is not a laxative, it works differen

and seven other wright buildings were added to the world heritage list.es that are singled out for their value to humanity. >> he's one of the first cultural experts. so this inscription on the list is really a recognition of that seminole contribution that wright made. simply put, our buildings, our world, our homes, even our landscapes in our cities might not be the same without frank lloyd wright's work. >> in addition to falling water, the other sites to make the list include unity temple in oak park, illinois. still in use today. >> it's a beautiful example from his early period of how he could take an industrial material and render a sacred space with it. >> two of wright's personal homes built in wisconsin using native materials and in west in scots dale, arizona. >> his might be the most personal expressions of his work because he wasn't setting out to meet the requirements of a client. in fact, as his own homes, they served as his studios, the place where he would educate apprentices. >> the other sites include the holly hock house, herself bette

wright here? oh, mr. wright, i'd like to open up public comment? >> is this on one and two now? >> on items 1 and 2, and remember, if you speak now, mr. wright, you can't speak later. >> always want to speak after you speak when the trail is hot. >> supervisor fewer: okay, trail is hot, come on up. another thing, i want to tell the listening public, if you would like to comment later when we recess back, i will open up public comment again for those people who would like to speak. right now, mr. wright would like to speak on items 1 and 2 while the trail is hot. >> now, talk about you sleep at the wheel, you more asleep at the wheel, you're drunk driving, that's what you're doing. being disappointed in yourself, you should be furious. you talk about your wasted money, that demonstration you did yesterday, where you agreed to another goddamned navigation center, when you have the audacity to what is the best way to house people without sending them through your system and putting them back on the goddamn streets and i show you how to build a 27 story apartment building complex to

wright. >> we have a long way to go. you want to do racial equality and what you did to black people. you got that? this goes back not only to your slavery treatment of blacks. it goes back to the city didn't do a damn thing about it. it expanded to treasure island. you got testimony that each and every god damn department here in the city and county of san francisco in san francisco discriminates against black people. and you did it to me when i used to work for muni. you get more respect to undocumented, illegal aliens and in the country in-housing and employment. about affordable housing controversy over studio apartments for 3,500 god damn dollars a month. and you are arguing over that from both sides but yet you say nothing about undocumented illegal immigration getting brand new apartments that you having controversy about paying $3 a month. you hear me? it's disgusting. and then on top of that, you've already had hearings and testimony from black people explaining the way they've been

wright? let's stop for a second. every major last public comment, i made it a point to say that if it's not related >> sir, sir, you have a tendency of not being competent on my demonstrations. on my last demonstration - just let me finish >> wait! mr. wright. >> you are saying it is not related and it is related. this says to rock severe injuries overall. >> give us a minute. it is related to the topic pertaining to injuries that people have in the system that have severe mental disabilities. okay, i'm not done yet. my time is not done. i'm going to point out and respond to you how this is related, okay? topic number six is talking about the police department update on report and the number of tickets on vehicles with pedestrians. it's related to vehicles and pedestrians because the vehicle was out of control and the police demonstrated self-control and did not murder the person driving the vehicle. i'm pointing out how the driver, the female defendant had a mental disability and if she would have got the services t

charlotte wright reports.m. it's been run by 13 generations of the same family. but now, a28 yea rs generations of the same family. but now, a28 years after it was founded, kent —based r durtnell & sons has ceased trading. there are buildings within touching distance of wherever we are around london that they would have built all been part of at some point in their massively long history. the company was founded in 1591 during the reign of elizabeth the first stop in 1593 the firm built pounds bridge manner, which is still standing today. but recently, it's been hit with financial difficulties. in 2017 and made a loss before tax of almost £680,000. what do you think of this lovely house? it still standing. a few yea rs house? it still standing. a few years ago, the firm was a focus of this bbc documentary. can you see the tool marks? they are cut by hand. maybe cut i don't know, who would have thought? well done. generations before me have had to deal with civil wars or the fire of london, plague, things that

wright. >> michael! michael! >> this is a peculiar place and one would receive dis a dance against social practice and substance. i grew up on the peninsula where every block was diverse and they learned towards whether black, asian, jewish, latino, gay, et cetera. i believe the proposal is based in a desire and a attempt to deflect and channel unwanted but warranted criticism which might otherwise confront the board or committees directly or force the reinterpretation of circumstances to alternative framework of presentation not necessarily one more truthful or accurate. with the poorest performing of schools in the city and state are denied material resources and teacher pay, when the recommended amount is more, then trouble at $7500 a year and in an effort to create a stable classroom environment and when a request to hire is denied for a very modest number of attorneys to a number for forensic analysis while they might review and assess a judicial rulings of juvenile cases and jobs are slashed at the housing

wright? >> air quality and management, you've got a problem there. hunters point, naval shipyard has caused unlimited amount of black people, and by the same response, other nationalities who live in that area to die because of cancer causing material. thousands, possibly millions have died, and you've got the same problem as treasure island. but you're building a complex. and now, you're building a complex for adolescents. there was a man who came to jane kim's office explaining how he had two cancer causing surgeries on his stomach while living on treasure island, and he testified how jane kim slammed the door in his face. it's disgusting. nobody's discussing this issue. air quality management, if you're going to be in charge, earn your pay and quit putting profit over safety. let's get this done. we have had this several times, several hearings, and nothing. and then, when the white men get caught falsefying results, you come running. but yet, when black people come to you, explaining how

>> david wright for us tonight. david, thank you. >>> and there is a new focus to the investigation of alleged sex abuser jeffrey epstein tonight. officials are now looking closely at his sprawling new mexico ranch. this, as prosecutors are fighting to keep the multimillionaire behind bars, claiming he paid off potential witnesses ahead of his arrest. abc's erielle reshef has the new details. >> reporter: tonight, officials in new mexico are announcing multimillionaire jeffrey epstein's sprawling desert property outside santa fe, known as zorro ranch, is now tied to an investigation. the attorney general's office telling abc news it has been in contact with survivors and is investigating this horrific matter and will be forwarded additional matters to federal authorities in new york for proper action. epstein is also facing new allegations he paid two potential witnesses in new york a combined $350,000 to stay quiet. federal prosecutors accusing epstein of witness tampering, claiming he wired the funds last year, fe

wright. next speaker, please. >> thank you. my name is marcos. i'm a student organizer at city college, was going to come up here and talk about one of the amendments that just got talked about about students being able to choose their own representatives through associated students at city college, so i appreciate that the board is considering that already because yeah, we would like to represent ourselves fully in this committee in this oversight committee. you know, a lot of students are very interested in the free city program. we appreciate that our voices are going to be heard, that we will be able to appoint people ourselves. i just wanted to point out one more thing about that, and that's our student trustee as it is right now doesn't have a voting seat in the oversight committee, and so i would just like the rules committee to consider an amendment to that and make that seat also a voting seat. again, he's an elected student trustee right now, so we would like that democratic position to have some power in this oversight committee, as we

among armstrong's personal 11 wereaboard apollo pieces of the wright brothers flyer, the wooden and fabric aircraft that succeeded in poweredumanity's first flight some 66 years earlier. in paying homage to this other set of pioneers, armstrong demonstrated a profound truth, that we must continue to remember even today, he understood that humanities rise from the ground to the sky, to space and on to the moon was not by chance. choice.n fact by a choice to boldly push the limit of science and technology, a choice to further discover the almighty's creation and use our newfound knowledge to elevate the human condition. ultimately, armstrong knew that space exploration was a matter of choosing greatness every day, no matter the risk, no matter the danger. the 1960's had leaders in the white house whose vision of american space exploration enabled the historic success of the apollo program. today, our nation is fortunate to once again have leaders who are challenging the united states and america to live up to its true potential as the world's preeminent spacefaring nation. us direction to 20

wright, would you like to start us off? >> this is very important and by the same response he has numerous demonstrations, demonstrating how it affects people of color, but i want to highlight that everybody here is fair and equal opportunity abrogater and speaking up for the race they're standing up for, but also i want to point out i believe everybody is like me fair and outside the people of colour as well because, see, there are whites too who are in the same type of position as people of colour who don't have the opportunity to vote as well. so all of you who are caucasian nationality white people, when you see us speaking like this, we're not just speaking up for ourselves, we're speaking up for you too because you're on parole too and you can't vote. this is not a situation where we want differential treatment. we're equal opportunity abrogators, and we want equal protection under the law and due process. don't think we're being biased against you because we're not. getting everybody to think that is the way to be an

wright? >> i'm going to take the consideration of affordable housing out of the mayor's office of affordable housing's hands. it needs to be in the hands of a federal judge. you violate the law, due prosper taining to equal application of the law pertaining to the homeless people out on the -- due process, pertaining to equal application of the law pertaining to homeless people out on the street. you can price gouge and price fix and let that 30% of affordable let it be for people in high income brackets. 40% at 45 to 50% of a.m.i. you do not use the [s thbrackets on the a.m.i. back on me, camera man. jane kim price fixed and price gouged. 40% of that apartment complex is supposed to be affordable housing, and only 2% is accepted to apply at an income of about 45,0$45,000 to $50,00. you've got inclusionary law where people in the low-income is supposed to be drunkinclude the housing opportunity, but yet, when you do the documentation, you do not include them. >> supervisor walton: thank you,

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wright how do you see that headline? arrrrrchie.t how do you see that headline? arrrrrchie. that will do, let it go to the printers. and the digital marketing and technology expert dan sodergren is here to tell us what's caught his eye in the papers this morning. where shall we go? the inside of the 0bserver. this whole issue about screen time and children. is a dad myself, i have a little eight—year—old. we always have this conversation. 0ur eight—year—old. we always have this conversation. our people cut spending too young, —— our young people spending too long on digital media and screens? this is interesting because it is debunking a lot of the ideas out there and they are saying are we sure this is right? we have a lot of soundbites but are they sure? when they did a data analysis, it is about 99.6% variability which means statistically actually most probably not true at all. a lot of these things about tiny attention spans actually might not be damaging brains at all, it mightjust be the way we are thinking.” brains at all, it

wright. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> supervisor walton: first of all, i want to thank everyone who submitted to serve on the c.a.c. -- i'm sorry, o.a.c. it is a very important and vital role, and we appreciate every time someone wants to step up and serve. we do have four applicants and three seats, so sometimes we're forced to make a hard decision based on the excellent candidates. supervisor mar, did you have anything you wanted to share? >> supervisor mar: i wanted to thank you all for your willingness to serve on the committee and i would concur with supervisor walton, that this committee is very important, ensuring that all of our communities are able to continue to thrive in san francisco, so thank you so much for all of your work and your willingness to serve. i -- actually, i -- i -- i would like to make a motion that we rec -- let's see -- that we recommend the appointment of -- or that we approve the appointment of winnie chen for seat number eight, julie roberts-phung

butjeremy wright says, we are not clear.yet entirely clear and, until it is, we concluded it would be wrong to make specific decisions in relation to huawei in the uk, so it's been kicked down the road again. i want to bring you some breaking news coming into us from us prosecutors, who have said that the footballer cristiano ronaldo will not face criminal charges over an alleged rape. a35—year—old woman had accused the former manchester united star that he had attacked her innate sin city suite in 2009. the footballer, who now plays for juventus, had vehemently denied the accusations, and now us prosecutors say cristiano ronaldo will not face criminal charges over an alleged rape in las vegas in 2009. susan powell has the weather. the next few days are all about the building heat until we see a peak on thursday. we could get up to 37 in the south—east. very uncomfortable nights to come. a hotspot developing in the south—east on tuesday, with temperatures in the mid 30s, and thenit temperatures in the mid 30s, and then it sp

, wright's philosophy was based in something called black liberation theology, blames white people for all of the world's problems. get this, obama of course he was inspired to write a book on this topic, he quoted wright's message in his memoir. here oez bam a's words. we knew this before he became president. take a listen. >> it is this world, a world where cruise ships throw awore more food in a day of most residents of port au prince see in a year, apartheid in one hemisphere, apathy in another hemisphere. >> sean: prior to is election, he was photographed smiling with that guy that, would be the vile racist hate preacher, louis farrakhan. congressional black caucus, some people knew about this picture but kept it hidden from you, we the people, until the president left office. that was a picture of trump and farrakhan imagine how the media would react, democrats react. former president bill clinton sent time right there, let's see, the rev. al sharpton, jessie jackson, louis farrakhan, and bill clinton. congresswoman talib wrote for his publication. here's a sample of who farrakha

the rest of the community. >> officer wright told me he could actually feel the fire burning his face a little bit. but thankfully, he did not have to go to the hospital. neither officer was injured. the man they rescued he was put on a 72-hour psychiatric evaluation. that's all we know of his condition right now. chris reyes, for abc7 news. >> chris, thanks very much. a federal judge ordered the fda to move quickly in providing millions of documents to theranos founder elizabeth holmes that she says is key to her defense. holmes today appeared in a san jose courtroom. she and former theranos president ra meesh balwani are facing multiple fraud and conspiracy charges stemming from allegations they engaged in a multimillion dollar scheme to defraud investors, doctors and parents. both defendants pleaded not guilty and say fda and fbi documents will rebut the charges. the fda has 75 days to provide the documents. >> thousands of people can now have lead paint hazards removed for free as part of a court settlement reached today ending a legal fight that lasted for 19 years. the case bega

wright. i apologize for mispronouncing your name. you are hurting my feelings, because i unanimously passed -- i do want to say i have made a college industry fighting against billion-dollar companies. with that, public comment is closed. colleagues? can we take the amendments without objection? that will be the order and we will send the item regretfully, as amended, to the full board with recommendation without objection. we are adjourned. >> we are so excited -- i am cheryl lynn adams, director of market street youth services, and we work with young people to 24 who need laundry or place to hangout or come in from outside to get the tools they need to begin to resolve their homelessness. we have lots of programs and lots of educational and behavioral health supports that are here throughout the city. we are excited to be here with our partners to launch or to be a small part of the effort to address child trafficking. larkin street started years ago with huckleberry to fight youth trafficking. we know without intervention on the s

wright. i apologize for mispronouncing your name. you are hurting my feelings, because i unanimously passed -- i do want to say i have made a college industry fighting against billion-dollar companies. with that, public comment is closed. colleagues? can we take the amendments without objection? that will be the order and we will send the item regretfully, as amended, to the full board with recommendation without objection. we are adjourned. better. san francisco department of environment is a place where climate hits the street. we know that we don't have all the answers. we need to support our local champions, our local community to find creative solutions and innovations that help us get to zero waste. >> zero waste is sending nothing to landfill or incineration, using reuse and recovery and prevention as ways to achieve zero waste. the grant program is a grant program specifically for nonprofits in san francisco to divert material from landfill. it's important to find the san francisco produce market because there's a lot of edib