everyone, please welcome justin hartley. us [ cheers and app] ♪ lc >> jimmy: justin, e back. >> thank you very much. always -- always a blast to be here. >> jimmy: i love havin here. >> i love being here. >> jimmy: congrats on the -- the season finale of "this is us." >> thank you. >> jimmy: you can -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: finally stop hiding whatever spoiler -- i don't even know what you can eve say because every time a question gets answered, a new one flips around. you're like, "wait, what?" >> oh, 100 and the worst is when -- when you're filming. so when we start back filming season four and we haven't yred yet -- so we're in, lik know, say we're in episode five or six and so we have a ton of things that we're hiding and ev no episode one has aired yet. that's when it gets really difficult. >> jimmy: yeah, becausikthen you're "what am i even doing right now?" >> i don't know even what people are talking about. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] u >> it's, likelievable. yeah, and everyone's like, "what's happening here?" and yo

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director hartley, i wanted to ask you a a follow-up question. so on that same slide up here, you said these were properties both 100% affordable and small sites? yes. i believe so. this was pulled from the housing inventory so i don't have the 830 total in front of me. this was the bla report, so i'm not exactly sure but i can tell you, for example, i believe that number, the western edition line item would most -- the western edition -- i'm not entirely sure. >> this is only small sites? >> we don't have 830 units of small site acquisitions at this time and i'm looking at the housing inventory report on the bla report and, for example, la golaguna is included and that's for seniors. so i think it's small site's acquisitions for which we provided loans as well as properties that transferred to long-term ground leases. >> but not the new projects built from scratch. that hasn't come on line, got it. >> yeah. >> so for the 18 properties, 112 units for the mission, burnell heights, that seems very low. and if it's including the lan ld acquisitions

we have a large team here that are happy to answer m any questions. >> thank you, miss hartley. president yi. >> miss hartley, i know you really didn't touch upon this issue, but people from the community, in terms of outreach efforts or in how people know about these programs, there are concerns from communities that are english. speakers and what's the effort around that? >> well, we have worked really hard over the last several years to increase our access to housing outreach effort. i think you all are aware of our online application programme now. you can apply for housing opportunities from your home. it's available in multiple languages. we have focused new resources on community-based organizations who would specifically -- with the goal of reaching communities in their own language with information about our housing programs. so this is something that we are very focused on right now and i think that we've seen an increase in applications from a wider variety of communities and that we have -- we're continuing to do that outreach so that we can have more people signed u

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i'm real upset with kate hartley she came up here last week, this week and put up a scale and said that this is low income, and very low income, and the truth of the matter is, the people in the very low and low income brackets is not being included in the housing opportunities, it is disgusting, it is not fair, and the new supervisors, i will show you how they are not following the rules of regulations pertaining to mission rock. it has 1,000 apartment buildings i think 33% is supposed to be for low income bracket and very low income bracket people. i think that comes out to 250 of those apartments is supposed to be for very low and low -- >> thank you, thank you, mr. wright. are there any other members of the public that would like to comment on item number 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> yes. >> motion made by commissioner mar and seconded by commissioner singh. we can take that without objection. the minutes are approved. mr. clerk, please call item number 3. >> item number 3, community choice aggregation activities report. >> t

stopped producing permanent supportive housing for single adults but with the assistance of director hartley, we've reinvigorated the psh pipeline. unfortunately when you make these decisions they have a lag time. the negative decisions have a lag time and we're now just trying to do our best to get those units open as fast as we can, while trying to expand the master lease portfolio. i think we're running close to -- i don't believe there's -- i know there's not an unlimited number of permanent supportive housing units we can master lease. there's not that many buildings vacant and available. so the other thing we're doing, with individual subsidies, we received approximately 89 new rent subsidies from hud to place people in private units and expanding rapid rehousing for families and a big push to expand rapid rehousing for homeless union. we have piloted a host-homes programme, which is being run by the centre and focused on lgbtq youth and providing them housing with a host, individual or family. >> very cool. so i think i heard that 700 units, might be low, and in an ideal world you wou

viewer, i mentioned kate hartley she is talking about how she literally put up a scale and said, 80%, which is $63,300, is low income affordable housing. people make it a low $66,300, is not included in the housing opportunity. so you are discriminating against them. you are so deeply involved in you discriminatory packages and you discriminate against people that those same skin color as you and then you said, 50% is low, very low income, so that is $41,450. >> thank you, mr. wright. thank you mr. wright. any other public comments? public comment is now closed. strickler, please read the next item. >> item seven, public comment, members of the public may address a san francisco local agency formation commission on matters within their jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. >> i wonder -- public comment? mr. wright. >> all picked up all pick up where i left off. i showed you -- >> okay. [indiscernible]. >> i went through this with supervisor walton in his office. he was very impressed, and i want to show you how the homeless situation is at a point where homeless people don't want to

i know that kevin hartley's mother would agree with that. this isn't the reform we all spend so much time and effort working on. now i would like to turn quickly to an important regulatory issue that the epa is working on in my home state that is the cleanup of the clinical. as you know the way that the epa is setup to interact with the state environment department is very different from how other asian these are set up. they have delegated authority as we've talked about here for things like this before her drinking act and the resource recovery act. so the epa delegates primary enforcement response ability to the states and indian tribes to clean up the contamination. as you probably know the state of new mexico is trying to compel the air force to clean up the contamination of groundwater that has resulted from the air force bases in new mexico, and now there is also ongoing litigation. given that the environment has primacy and delegation agreements from the epa, i think the epa is obligated to provide technical and legal assistance on g

it's named after tony hartley, a dispatch supervisor who was a mentor and mother figure to san francisco 9-1-1 dispatchers who passed away in 2007. so before she comes up i'll ask supervisor matt hany to introduce the honoree. >> it's my great honor to recognize charlie caparas as the 9-1-1 dispatcher of the year. he's not here. before i begin to introduce charlie i'd like to take the opportunity to recognize the amazing hard work of all of our 9-1-1 dispatchers. 9-1-1 dispatchers have an incredibly difficult and stressful job as you can imagine. in their call-taking role a dispatcher will average 12 to 15 calls per hour. imagine trying to maintain your calm and composure while assisting somebody who may be assisting a tragic or dangerous situation and after that, they have to reset and do it again. as dispatchers are 9-1-1 professionals have the important responsibility of sending life-saving resources to those who need it and ensuring the safety of police, sheriffs and deputies and firefighters and those they dispatch. he is eye hus -- a husband and father and enjoys spending time with

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i know that kevin hartley's mother, wendy, would agree with that. this is not the tosca reform we all spent so much time and effort working on. now, i'd like to turn quickly to an important regulatory issue that the epa is working on in my home state. that's the cleanup of the chemical p-fos. as you know, mr. administrator, the way the epa is set up to interact with the state environment departments is very different from how other agencies are set up. state environment departments have delegated authority, as we've talked about here, for things like the safe water drinking act and the resource recovery act. so epa delegates primary enforcement responsibility to states and indian tribes to clean up the contamination. as you probably know, the state of new mexico is currently trying to compel the air force to clean up p-fos contamination of groundwater that has resulted from firefighting foam used at two air force bases in new mexico. and now there's also ongoing litigation. given that the new mexico environment department has primacy in delegation a

the city of stockton near sacramento is testing a program with 100 residents hartley stating and live in a neighborhood with median income of $46,000 or less. each person gets $500 a month for 18 months. the experiment is privately funded and vows to be transparent but because it is only a few months old it is hard to assess the positive and negatives in the final study won't be out until 2021. some of those want to tell their individual stories and a few 2020 presidential candidates are supporting similar programs like kamala harris and andrew yang who is making you the centerpiece of his run but there are critics like bill gates who says we shouldn't give up work incentives. we need to focus benefits on those in need, those who can't work or need retraining and that means identifying those people rather writing checks to everyone and government does this imperfectly. for some clues on how it might work, we can look to finland which is reporting its 2-year basic income program that involved a couple of thousand unemployed finns getting $634 a month. early results for the guaranteed i

we may not know specifically what kind of structure is at play hartley if you remember correctly from about about an bin ladin intil about a god and the release of the bin laden documents we were under the impression that bin laden was only a figurehead and that he wasn't managing the day to day activities and yet when those papers were finally captured and made available for analysts we saw that he really was keeping track of what was going on sending people in but i think the difference here is that by claiming these ninety eight times that he is not making the distinction between attacks that are inspired versus those that have been directed so i think that in terms of his actual ability to control day to day operations that's limited but he certainly able to inspire ideologically and it's one of the reasons that he mentions caught or sent fastness many many times in the video he's trying to instill a sense of steadfastness and resistance at the same time because he's mentioning so many of the foreign fighters who died but whose either he talks about a daily or i want us out for no

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hope on behalf of the committee on veterans affairs that that recommendation be adopted and endorsed hartley to bring fairness and justice to our blue water navy veterans. it would culminate a crusade that has been bipartisan involving almost everyone on this committee. it has been a team effort and i'm grateful to you for making that recommendation. i also want to submit for your consideration the agent orange exposure fairness act, which would extend the basic principles of that court decision and suggest also that there are other toxic chemicals and poisons on today's battlefields that are worth the research and attention that the v.a. should give them in deciding what kinds of benefits and disability compensation our veterans deserve. the potential for poisons on the battlefields is one of the great challenges of our time, one of the areas of unknown consequences to our heroes in uniform and as a father of two veterans who have fought in recent wars and a friend of many , i hope that we can carry forward the spirit of that court decision and of your support for it. i want to move to the