indices as you can see up 2 and a half percent on the dow, 6% higher on the nasdaq and 3% higher on s&p 500 for the week. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 up better than 30% from the lows hit in late march. well, a judge could officially toss the case against michael flynn out today according to his lawyer. meanwhile attorney planning me that flynn go all the way to the top, meaning then president obama. the very latest fallout this morning. elon musk going on after another twitter rant. he s suing over restrictions that kept tesla from restarting production in california and remove the automaker from golden state. disneyland opening to sellout crowd. enters a whole new world and laying out a blueprint of what parks can be here. my sit-down with president trump, the very latest on getting america back to work. thursday morning right here beginning at 6:00 a.m. on mornings with maria, mornings with maria is live right now. global markets this morning look like this. ftse 100 down 2
[applause]. it is hot in here. when we built these apartments, did we forget the air conditioner? [laughter]. good morning, everyone. and welcome to willie b. kennedy kennedy apartments in the beautiful western edition community, right next to rosa parks, a.k.a. the pink palace, right across the street from plaza east where i grew up. born and raised in this community, and it is so good to be home. [cheers and applause] some of you remember when we took this parking lot which was an underutilized site in this community and decided that we were going to build 98 new senior units for this community, and many of you remember the challenges that existed for far too long where we would build affordable housing in the western edition and we would apply for information and hardly anyone would get access to those units. i am so proud of the work that we did to past neighborhood preference legislation to make sure that 40% of the units that are built i
thank you so much. and good afternoon, everyone. what an amazing way to end a week in this beautiful, beautiful day here in the mission. as was just said, bank of america has a long history in san francisco since our founding here in 1904 to getting people back in hair homes after the their homes after the earthquake, to building and financing both of our large bridges here. and with reference to our $2.2 billion commitment to the san francisco rental assistant development as well. we re so very, very thrilled and honored to have the partnership that we do with the tndc and meta and to be able to provide over $92 million in financing commitments for what is going to be this amazing property and the ground-breaking that we re here for today. we d like to continue to thank all the teams that made this possible. our bank of america team that made this possible. our partners within the mayor s housing group. some of whom i see today, to our partners within the supervisor s of
team. [applause] three folks have been house. altogether in the mission, we have already removed 300,000 pounds of trash. it s pretty incredible. finally, we have picked up 2,458 needles from the streets, it is such important work that our folks are doing, and they re working so hard. with that, it is my pleasure to introduce our purple shirt, team supervisor, who looks after our entire mission team. and without whom this program would not run half as smoothly or with half the amount of love that it does. [cheers and applause] [cheering] dsd! family, i see all the hard work that you do, i she you get up at 7:00 a.m. in the morning to come here, and i see how much effort that you put into it, you know, my job as a supervisor, but my job also i am your friend, you can come and talk to me. when i talked to the team members, they tell me, they say darrell, you know, i m really tired of sleeping in a tent, and when they tell me that, i get sad, and his they say, darrell, w
the homeless population. and so, i m here today in support of our city, our home, 83.4 million budget proposal and i want to specifically highlight in this proposal the $5.5 million abilit act for houg choice vouchers. hopeless families used to have a way out but are now completely excluded due to the rehabilitation of public housing and so they have really no way out of homelessness. families who are living in single-room occupancies as families experiencing homelessness in san francisco are excluding from accessing any homelessness housing or services because through the entry, they are blocked from ever accessing those services. so these housing choice vouchers are vital so that families can be able to get out of homelessness and this is really the only exit these families have to get out of homelessness. thanks so much. thank you. next speaker, please. my name is robert hoffman. i am a 20-year resident of district six and i work with the san francisco aids foundation