item two, up rehabilitation of building 813 in hunters point. chairperson maxwell: this will allow us to accept $7 million -- more than $7 million of federal support for rehabilitation of the hunters point park land. the first will give us public art. the second will move us closer toward the goal of rehabilitating and reusing building 813, located on parcel to of the shipyard. ultimately, building 813 will house incubator space for cleaning technology companies and provide a range of employment for san francisco residence. the mayor's office and redevelopment's staff will present. >> good afternoon, supervisor maxwell, supervisor marc, supervisor to. -- supervisor mar, supervisor chiu. thank you for accepting this resolution under california health and safety code. the health and safety code requires the legislative body of the redevelopment agency to hold a public hearing and to make certain findings pertaining to the use of redevelopment funds for public improvement. these findings must approve the project is of some benefit to the project ar

i would say that bayview- hunter's point requies us to be vigilant. every step we take still leaves room for those waiting for 30 years to get what you are describing. >> bayview-hunter's point is a redevelopment area. there are changes being made as we speak. the different avenues and so, this is not just about this -- we still see this going on along third street. this is being used to enhance the different shopping areas, and we have jamestown. the new development, and new money is coming in all the time. >> this is a large change in bayview-hunter's point. this will elude the community. but this is not to say that we will carefully track the legislation, and we will see this in time. >> this is what i am trying to suggest to you. right now this is not about this project. this is about all the projects along third street, and the other things that are happening as we speak. there is a new library going in right now. there are things that are happening now. things are happening here all the time. and they're not waiting to hear this project. they do

. >> good morning, i'm from bayview hunters points., from the gentleman who just came up, if on his border, whatever his agency is, if there are any people out of bayview hunters point that are a part of that and if -- for 50 years, if that entity would have controlling factor over changes made or not change. if they are also contractually obligated to make sure that residents who are in bayview hunters point are aware or to make sure that they are aware, as well as if there are any employment opportunities, economic opportunities that come out of this resolution, to be sure that there are persons out of the community who are involved or benefit, rather, from that. there are so many things coming to bayview hunters point, and as francisco has mentioned before, there's something like 60% to 80% pockets of unemployment, people who are considered unemployable. so whatever possible economic projects that are coming, no matter where in bayview hunters point, that those populations have to be considered, even under extreme ways, to make adju

park. -- bayview hunters point concerning executive park.to 34, one person was able to get alone because the bank was not giving loans at that time. what is going on now is that these developers are being demanded to do a fee, but all the money that is being demanded is going to visitation valley, where the city planner -- it went across six lanes of highway of bay shore -- bayshore, highway 101, and the claim was executive park, and that is not a fact. executive park is not in visitation valley, but what the sitting planet -- city planning did do is that $1 million would go to a little hollywood and 1,000,002 visitation valley, but when it came to your full board, no one got $3 million. this is an unfair thing that is going on here, and it needs to be stopped. and the planner that drew the line after this work was done in bayview hunters point, he became haute a supervisor -- he became a supervisor's aid. is that it pay off? give me a break. >> my name is walter. ♪ ain't no mountain high no visitation valley low can't stop me from trying to

we are part of the family of bayview hunters point. everybody fleshes there. everybody is a part of it. we are a part of a view. my office is in bayview. the of theory that -- the theory that we are different things -- we're the same thing. i wanted to share that. chairperson maxwell: why don't we open this up to public comment? francisco? >> i find this meeting despicable, and i will explain to you why. you were the representative from district 10. do you notice in this meeting the first two agenda items were about the redevelopment agency, and now three items on very important things. you get the opportunity to ask puc to present. that presentation was not forthcoming. that is putting in very diplomatically. what i am seeing is this. i am having a meeting tomorrow with the chief financial officer of sfpuc, and i am going to be writing an article. this article that i write will be what i really have in my mind. what we have here is a lot of corruption. i have sent another article from the old days to ed harrington and to the chief financial officer. i will pu

we were successful finally in shuttering the hunters point plant in 2006, and we then turned our intent -- attention intensely on shutting down the potrero power plant. to say so is quite easy. we can hold hands, passed resolutions, have candlelight vigils and talk about the issues of environmental justice and prostate cancer rates and cervical cancer rates and asthma rates and recognizing the problem and elevating it in the consciousness of and the minds of people in the city, state, and nation. to take a pragmatic steps required partners and leaders. community has that foundation and support, and having elected officials and appointed officials in key positions that were stewards of this process. we have had many of them -- former mayors. former supervisors. i would argue the current mayor and current supervisors. we have partners in the state and partners in our federal government that all came together with that stated goal and intent of getting to where we are in today, and that is this formal announcement that this potrero plant will be shut down as early as the end of the year or

they waived hunter smith tonight. i just wanted to get your reaction. >> you know, it's surprise, but what we've been doing this year, a lot of things have been going on, so you don't know the reasons, so whatever. i feel like hunter had been doing a pretty good job for us punting. i hope the reason ain't the reason, you know what i mean? but at the same time like i said there's a lot of stuff been going on this year. i hope the best for him. i think he's the guy that should get another shot somewhere else. >> moss checking out kobe tonight downtown. >>> maryland football head coach in waiting james franklin expected to accept the head coaching job at vanderbilt. franklin was the terps offensive coordinator for the past three years. will is back to wrap up the edge right after this. i'm dave feldman. have a good night.  >>> taking the edge off tonight with a modern version of the

a lot of the people in the portola did go to work at the bayview hunters point shipyard. the community has changed a lot since the 1920's, were originally started out as a large jewish community. after the jewish are adolescents -- after the jewish settlers, they became more maltese and italian. the last census showed, we were 53% asian-pacific islander. the community has continued to grow and change. everyone has really embraced that. we liked that sort of diversity here. >> now, let's meet the president of the dogpatch neighborhood association. she will tell us about life in dogpatch, a clean neighborhood on the eastern edge of potrero hill, and we will learn how the residents convinced the city to a vigil -- to designate the area a historic district. >> dogpatch and the health and cottages are the historic houses in the area. those were built for the union ironwork. this really is one of the most original live-work neighborhoods in san francisco. because of this mix of housing and industrial, they need to sit in terms of scale and mass and height for the neighborhood.

hunter was not having a great year. i don't know that he needed to be cut. they didn't ask my decision. >> the saga continues. dave feldman, thank you. that's it for us in the satellite center. >>> you might do this every day, maybe pray for the redskins or tweet or post a pic to the web, but those moves could be making you a prime target for criminals, the hidden information you should know about. ecic >>> criminals tracking the information we give out online, not exactly new, but there's another technology you may be using without even knowing it. it may be giving criminals a map to your doorstep. fox 5's laura evans has a story you'll only see right here on fox 5. >> reporter: we all love our smartphones. they allow us to stay connected like never before, apps, e- mails, texts, calls and, of course, pictures, but before you snap and post, there's something you should know. the image on the screen might not be the only thing you're sending out. >> well, it's a pick, but a picture can speak a thousand words. >> reporter: it's called geotagging. by simply se

you'll hear from both of them in a second, but the holder hunter smith took ownership on the last play. if anybody needs to lose their job, it's me smith said. certainly accept blame and hope i receive some blame, but as lindsay murphy reports today, there was plenty of blame to go around. >> that cookoff is bobbled at the 30-yard line -- that kickoff is bobbled at the 30- yard line. >> reporter: today was a special teams nightmare for the redskins. while the rain may have contributed to the struggles, graham gano is not making any excuses for his performance. he misfired on a field goal in the 1st and 2nd quarters some 34 and 24 yards respectively, field goals that would have helped the skins to a 13-point lead. >> i've never had that bad of a game in my life. it's pretty frustrating. i thought they were good both times. it felt good off my foot. normally i can tell if it's not a good kick, so when i looked up on both the ones i missed, i was shocked. >> reporter: after a performance like today and 10 missed field goals on the season, it's easy to wonder if graham gano could be cut ev

because that is what i heard earlier from testimony regarding bayview hunter's point. that is going to be a huge issue -- not issue -- huge change. we would have to redo the nexus study. [inaudible] >> no, no, i know that. i am questioning the commissioners. and if that is the case, this won't happen until 2012. >> exactly. >> and in the meantime, the original $4.58 and whatever it applies to is still on the ordinance, and that would just continue to roll along. then we will miss the opportunity to impose a higher fee for broader public benefit. that is what the commission wants to do. >> supervisor maxwell, thank you for coming. >> thank you. i am understanding there is some confusion about this, and i just wanted to kind of give you an idea of why and where. the purpose of this ordinance is simply to modernize the vis valley fund to bring it into greater consistency with the other impact fee programs in the city. with great community involvement and support, the original program was adopted in 2005. since that time, several similar fee programs have been established,

hunters are needed to keep the numbers down. they're not enough hunters.oung people are not picking up the way they used to. the one solution has been this training facility. following the video images of wild boar, you can take that feel of handling a real gun and the experience of shooting at a moving target. the idea is to encourage new hunters and improve their skills. some say the population has gone out of control. they're spreading into suburban areas like foxes. there is only one remedy. the only way anyone has ever devised to keep the numbers down is to shoot them. >> the festival of black arts is billed as the biggest celebration of black identity and is happening in cynical. dozens of music performances from local and international artists are some of the highlights. it is costing $18 million. some argue the money could be better spent elsewhere. our africa correspondent reports. >> the world's biggest celebration of black identity. a month-long festival to celebrate african history. from slavery to independence, this is the age of the african r

i feel like hunter been doing a pretty good job for us. don't want to -- i hope the reason ain't the reason. at the same time, there is a lot of stuff been going on this year. i hope the best for him. he is a gay that should get -- he is a guy that should get another shot somewhere else. >>> the wiz trailed by 11 at the half. the third quarter belonged to kobe bryant scoring 16 points. wizards fall to the lakers 103- 89. dave feldman caught up with steve blake. >> hard to believe you are 30 years old already. >> is that how old i am? >> isn't that right? >> 30 years old and my eighth year in the nba. it goes by fast. >> you think about this, washington, portland, clippers, lakers. do you ever unpack? >> hopefully i'll be able to stick around here for a while. >> you were used to this. in high school, you moved around a bit. you are used to that. >> yeah, you kind of got to go where the situation takes you. and with basketball, there is a lot of different teams and a lot of different cities but it's been well worth it. >> why this is a grea

if this is a complaint program for hunters point and treasure island, this is not make business sense for us as a power provider in our municipal service provision but this is a policy called. >> it is that a legislative change? >> if we wanted to reduce this, we would have to go back to the board of supervisors? >> yes. >> the target is relief for homeowners. >> until we have hunters point, we don't have homeowners who are the customers. >> i guess there are businesses? >> yes, but we will reduce the whole thing. >> there needs to be a change in the need to talk to people. to the extent that it takes legislation, i think we would be pretty compatible. >> once this is in place, the whole world changes. we have to tell customers that there are better options. absolutely. >> i would like to follow-up on what the opportunities are for channeling that program. >> any other comments? public comment on this item. >> in the knowledge in the ton of work that has gone into this plan which i was reminded of, i do want to highlight that on friday, but it was discussed some ideas around 20 choice

hunter's that type of guy. could the snap have been a little bit better? sure it, could have, but extra points you're thinking 99.9%, obviously disappointed when it doesn't happen. >>> brett favre did not play tonight as the vikings and giants hooked up to n detroit. favre's banged -- up in detroit. favre's banged up shoulder ended his nfl consecutive starting streak dating back to 1992. the game was switched from sunday to monday when the giants couldn't get to minneapolis because of severe weather and moved from minnesota to detroit when the dome of the metrodome collapsed. favre a spectator, last time that happened, george bush was president, the father not the son. 2nd quarter vikings up 3 -0. redskins fans will remember that. brandon jacobs who rushed all over the burgundy and gold. four plays later he put the g- men up 7-3. now 14-3 redskins leading, 48 yards for the score. giants beat the vikings 21-3. >>> the other game ravens up 21- 7 on the texans at the half. david reed looks down. where is he? he's up and running and he's gone, 103 yards to the

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hunters point, i knew we could get it down, and potrero, and i knew we were intentional, but nothing makes me more proud than being able to -- and i did not even have to stretch my time as a member of the city family. this is official. to be here is a point, really, of tremendous personal pride as well. thank you, everybody. we are going to shut this down, revitalize it, redevelop it, rematch in the area. research and development, green tech, and as was said in a paper, this is the last vestige of our industrial past, our polluting past. this is important. i know the folks in merant. they tried to make it cleaner and more efficient, and i thank you for that, but this was originally san francisco gas and whatever. they were burning coal. they were taking coal and basically converting it through a process that kept our street lights on in the 19th century and allowed us to have cooking oil at home. it was a big part of san francisco's indiana foundation, but it gets to a point where we turn our back to the old ways of doing things and we'd probably lift our heads to a new way of doing

we get 80% of all the sewage through bayview hunter's point. we see it, we smelled it, we feel it. community benefits. we have another place at north beach. that is kind of what i was expecting. this program is great, but to me this is a city program that should be -- that every high schoolers should know what the puc does and should prepare for this. engineers and all the things you have. the community benefits is not -- the part of our discussion is when you guys came in with a list of community benefits, we had questions about what was the community benefit and what was not. i think you guys need to go back to the drawing board again. the reason i am harping on this is because the puc does a lot, and people need to understand what they do. our water bills come in and go out. people need to know what else to do, and what the benefit is for the community and for all of us. that is kind of why i wanted something that spells it out a little bit more. because the dollars are city dollars. they are dollars we all spend. where does our money go? that is kind of what i was looking to fi

hunter over the middle. the score. niu led 23-10 at the half. and the huskies cruise 40, 17. >> high school football, division 3 state title game. second quarter, cougars up 789-7. ing my get -- miguel to the corner. 16-7. seconds later, the ball comes back. shaw makes the church, -- makes the catch, and he is a mudder. 41 yards to pay dirt. division 2 title game, folsom meeting gardena. first quarter, bull dogs up 7-0. looking for more. 42-yard to the house. and right now in the fourth, folsom leads 41-20. >> a little nba action. the orlando momentum making a run at the nba title. the major -- magic acquired gilbert arenas, and pick up jason richardson and hedo turkoglu. in return, they get vince carter, pietrus. watch out for the magic. dwight howard now has help. >> tonight at 11, warriors and sharks, and the ncaa title battle. we'll see you at 11:00. >> alan: thank you for sending in more pictures of christmas >> alan: we have more holiday lights to show you. thank you, steve hunter, who sent us this one to you -- ureports. he said the light

we can work with them to take over candlestick point, to take over treasure island, to take over hunter's point, and so on and so forth. this is a joke. and i told my partners i am not going to have anything to do with the devil. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> my name is fran martin, and i am with the visitation valley deny and planning alliance which developed the ordinance with supervisor maxwell. i am speaking today on behalf of the planning alliance and our board of directors, which is representative of our diverse community. historically our community has been neglectled by the powers that be and is consequently severed from a lack of infrastructure. we have been struggling to bring better jobs, educational opportunity, open space and opportunities for our community. it became that the infrastructure could not support the influx of population. and now with the infrastructure fee, we are building a new library that will serve all the neighbors. we have built the most beautiful and visionary street escape improvements on lee land avenue. things are turning around, but much more

bayview hunters point was one of the food deserts'. we had no major shopping store like the one at safeway. that is not at district 10, so we rely on some smaller corner stores. even though we are blocks away from the produce market, where most people get their food, we had no such availability until michael janice' and other groups of people came together, and michael thought of somebody who could be of help, and the person was john, and he was there. john shared his talent, countless hours of development and thinking about what we could do to turn our supersaver around so it could have fresh produce and healthier food. john is helping to give us new food. john started it as the design firm. it has evolved to become a one- stop shop for produce development. 20 years ago, grocery stores did not have salad bars or soup bars or hot food bars. they helped change that. thank you for your passion and commitment hand dedication to bayview hunters point and all those who need your help. thank you for everything. >> i know you have a busy sche

consenting of payment funds in the amount of $7.3 million for rehabilitation of the building in the hunters' park shipyard redevelopment area. >> this resolution shall be adopted. it is now slightly after 3:00. we have four special orders at 3:00. i know there are many members of the public who have come for those. i would like to propose that we can allow of city staff to do some work. we head to the second 3:00 item, which is the mayor, and then i would suggest we proceed to our 2:30 special order and then to 3:00 regarding redevelopment and then regarding seniority. supervisor dufty: i wonder if there is any way to find out how many people want to testify puree did >> members of the public, and -- to testify. >> members of the public, if you could raise your hand if you are here to testify. let me ask region in supervisor daly? -- let me ask -- supervisor daly? supervisor daly: >> let me ask how many. supervisor dufty: i would imagine that the speakers would be willing to take perhaps one minute if we could have that as an agreement and allow that to move expeditiously, because there are

i apologize about hunters point. >> sometimes you do this or you don't. you have lots to talk about. >> i would like to keep that conversation. >> anything else? >> going on the technology common and there is a traditional way that we deal with this is if you have a project design and survey. with the kind of schedule that we are talking about, the need for that will be really more continuous we need to be watching and in some places contributing to technology and development. there's a good reason why there are pilot projects. this is something that we can do actively to keep ourselves up to speed and be ready for those decisions when they come. there is a need for continuing functions and tracks that will look over the technology. >> every week we have the minimum of one brown bag that one of the teams is attending and they are talking about new technology, savings, public outrage. some weeks we have two and people get upset with me and basically we are learning and is trying to be educated themselves. we do have a stellar group. we bring in an extra pi

. >> it is so long for hunter the punter. redskins cut 12-year veteran hunter smith yesterday, becoming the first victim of the fallout on sunday. smith said if anyone should lose their game it should be him, and it was. smith averaged 40 yards per punt this season. redskins signed sam palesew to replace him. >>> team xeths say mond night's game against the chicago bears will have to be played at the university of minnesota. the meodome roof collapsed on sunday forcing vikings to move to detroit. the repairs to the roof would t be completed in time for next ek's game. >> i imagine that's a big job trying to repair that. >> 17 inches of sw on that roof. >> and it could be frigid on a monday night in minnesota. of course they play outdoors in green bay. folks are hardy up there. we have gotten hardy after this incredible cold spell. it continues on this wednesday morning. good morning. right now just near 20 degrees throughout the entire region. weather watchers reporting from shenandoah valley to the atlantic beaches. it's a c

also the ceo of [unintelligible] i am here to support this hiring policy, especially in the bayview hunters point community. we are going through the redevelopment. we have a lot of training so that they can work. just today, i've got a flier to start working. i hope you can have the orientation -- i am really asking for the city to give us some training of there. they have a right to work in their own community. without this training, we have no jobs. thank you. supervisor avalos: [reads names] >> i represent the carpenters' union. i believe this can work if we are all working together on this. what is important are the issues, some amendments, they're looking at -- this can work. we can continue working together, modifications, and it can be win-win. thank you, supervisors. supervisor avalos:i can't -- i can't really read correctly. >> i am an organizer for the project -- jobs are needed, and i hope that some hypothetical predictions about money, whatever it is, [unintelligible] one more thing, when i knocked on her door, the first thing she said was thank you, thank you for coming here.

. >> espinola jackson, bayview hunters point. i agree with what you're saying. that this only deals with city properties. well, you are at the entity. as they agreed in the 1970's. to have the child care area in bayview hunters point, because we knew that they would be coming in with children, and there be a place for them. just because it is a private developer does not mean that they cannot be mandated for the people who are going to be coming into that building in order to do business, and i do not think that you should give up for that, because they have a responsibility to the city. i am tired of seeing developers come in here and build and make their money, and they are gone, and we are the ones in san francisco that have taken the burden of all of the traffic and everything that has come into the city, and i remember, i think it was alioto who brought this up, and it was discussed about the offices where people work, and they could have a daycare center, and they had something for the children. they could play right out there. supervisor mar: at the court

it went right through the hands of hunter smith and into the snake pit. on perspective. >> wake up today, breathe, and come to work. >> he left that high snap on the game-tying extra points the bride threw his hands. he took the blame for the loss and did so again today. >> here is how i see it. in the nfl, everyone talks about after a game about how this is catastrophic, and everyone says, "well, what about the dropped pass, the master holding call, the bad pass, the missed field goal"? at the end, when you have an opportunity to tie it up, the whole game comes down to that. we did all that we could to be in the game and to tie it up. we did not. it is my fault. >> helping smith to get past this? >> i have a beautiful wife and two young couple children and a faithful god. that is a reality to me. it is not a fairy tale. it is not that this just does not mean anything, because this is a letdown to an organization. i can move forward and go play dallas because my reality is maybe a little bit different. >> there you have it. hunter smith. severe weather is