Three blasts very close to each other in terms of timing. Two of them hitting key areas in sanaa, the yemeni capital. The albada mosque. Al qaedas practices across the region. Suicide bombers entering each mosque targeting worshippers. A car bomb outsided outside of one and outside the other a suicide bomber exploded. The houthi group is the predominant target. They are predominantly shia and this is from the zaidi group. The death toll may be as high as 77 brianna, with potentially 200 injured. Hospitals putting out an urgent appeal for blood on state tv. Let me wind you back as to why this is such a significant attack. For months now theres been greater unrest than normal in the beleaguered country of yemen. The government pushed aside by this group known as the houthis who are predominantly shiias. Theyve swept away the current government. They put in their own not recognized by the west government of sorts, but weve seen violence escalate here, and what the fear is potentially toda
Public comment . Okay, seeing none, Public Comment is closed. Commissioner antonini . That was very interesting, including the comments from the public. I think in terms of what percentage of the new job growth would be office and not a lot depends on the definition, my interpretation is tech businesses cultural, education business, even some of the management phases of retail, would be considered office. Somebody with basically is what we define as being in a space where they are mostly working at a desk as opposed to or a lap top as opposed to someone who was selling a piece of merchandise or working on a car. That is my interpretation of why the number is so high. Commissioner antonini, you are correct, generally looking at the numbers and we would be happy to give you a memo that would explain the methodology, and by sector, about 104 of those, 104,000 of those are bisector office jobs but about 40 percent of the jobs are inoffice building and 27 percent of the retail jobs are jobs
And very large quantities, where the biggest demand is. And i think that is more than, just the technical things, there is a growing interest in that kind of space, for a broader range of companies that we have to address. Finally, i just want to say, at again, we think that this Office Product type would happen, and obviously we are great in the traditional jobs in downtown and 30,000 in the Creative Industry and the 37,000 in the campus environment and the same number. Each of these types can be shifted a little, but this is our rough guess that where each of these submarkets if you will, will actually want to go. So, all of that is to say, that, i think that we are in a period where we are going to see substantial growth, whether we plan for it or not, particularly on the job numbers, i think that we are going to see a shift in what has been happening over the last several years, or i should say over the last 30 years. And now some people have said to me, it might all grow up again
Contribute about 16 percent of the property taxes because it is a new development. Prop 13 and we may the market rate and not the property taxes, rec and park has taken the stance that they are not building any new parks and all of these people, whether they be office or residence, need open space and it should be something besides the traditional concrete plaza, but, very good work by planning, thank you. Im back to my map, it is sue hester and the map that i have given all of you earlier is still applicable. And we have grown as a city, by filling the bay. And my map and this map which is where the growth is, need to be talked about. The number. Pardon me. I will go up. You are planning all of the. All of the development in the areas that are bay fill. A lot of the development, not all. And i have yet to have a workshop at this commission where you seriously dealt with bay field. This is not a staff matter. This is a commission and a public matter. There is a plan, acdc, for the Sea
That is with a set of the time. It has not happened. Th for more than two centuries, this country has relied in our institutions, brilliantly designed it remarkably durable institutions, to survive as democracy. We have come from the civil war, world wars, great depression, 9 11, and more. All of those events have put great stress in our system. None of them broke it. Then came 2016. D Donald Trumps election has convinced many on the left that our institutions no longer work. They must be torched and replaced by a system that will prevent trump and then anyone like trump from ever being elected again. That is their goal. They are starting with the judiciary. At least four leading democratic president ial candidates have suggested packing the Supreme Court of United States, enlarging its size, adding more democratic appointees, making it expressively political, a tool of elected officials rather than an independent branch of government. Heres Elizabeth Warren explained that changing the