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my name is gail gilman, the executive director of the community housing president buell: and a provider of homeless housing on treasure island for the last 10 years. . . i'm here tonight to urge you to approve the e.i.r. and also to understand that my comments extend to the rest of the hearing on matters of approving the plan. this is a great opportunity for the city and county of san francisco to create a green transit-first community that will have over 400 units of housing for formerly homeless families and to give those families an opportunity to integrate into a safe, state-of-the-art community and break their cycle of homelessness and poverty. as we all know, many of our supported housing sites in san francisco are in disenfranchised and poor neighborhoods. this will be the first time that an emerging community will embrace individuals living in poverty and homelessness. this is an exciting opportunities as a stea and i urge you to support it. groups like community partnership have been working for over a decade in this partnership, in partnership with lennar and the treasure isla

this apparently stemming from some legal questions raised by phillip's attorney susan gilman and a motion over the selection process of the grand jury back in september. we did hear from verne pearson about that and he says that this is a very normal process. the judge selections the grand jurors and it's typical routine in this county and every other county in the state of california for the defense to file a motion challenging that process of the grand jury. so defense is trying to get their clients better situation legally, and that's typical. on the selection of the grand jury process, this is something they are going to be watching very closely. let's go ahead and go to verne pearson now the district attorney and also the attorney for nancy garrido. >> the judge goes through and does the selection process of the grand jury and it's not at all uncommon, it's typical and routine in this county and in every other county, that the defense would file a motion challenging that process. >> the selection process of the grand jury and that just arose, so i'm glad to see you all but there's no

and staying with our coverage of the break summit in china r t you spoke to martin gilman who was a representative of the international monetary fund in moscow in the late ninety's that's now into the show spotlight that's next. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers who. will. bring you the latest inside stem technology from around russia. we've got the future covered. hello again or welcome to thought like the into the shell on our t.v. . they might get on the program. of the i.m.f. . the international monetary fund says the economies of brazil russia india china and south africa are going to see a tremendous growth in the chinese analyst as far as to say the brics financial systems will make up a third of the world's g.d.p. in just for a year to date there has of the brics countries are in china then discussing joint opportunities the future held for. what are they and what are the perspectives of this aggressive young international organization is the former senior resident representative of the i.m.f. in moscow and

gail gilman, elaine lugo. huroshi fakuda. >> my name is john kaufmann. thank you, commissioners, for listening to us this afternoon. there's no question about the need for housing for emancipated youth and there's no question about the important mission that booker t. washington center is embarking on. we support that. but there is a question about the compatibility of this project as it now stands with the neighbors. remember, the neighbors we've been talking about are on the block. they are the houses on the block. they are below, down the hill from the projects, so the impact of the project on them is greater than the 55 feet that the project currently stands. i also want to salute supervisor farrell for taking the initiative to try and put together a compromise that respects the need for emancipated youth housing, respects the mission of the agency, plus also respects the values of the neighborhood, the people that live on the block. and he's come up with a compromise which i think is a reasonable one. that's what address is all about, compromise. so

. >> erica: this just popped up on the maps in eastbound direction of 83 get gilman i've been watchingor accident in the nine commute direction. it is a fatality and all lanes are blocked. honey, we've got tickets to the game, so we're going to need a sitter on saturday night. i almost forgot. we're having dinner together on friday for dad's 65th birthday. maybe i'll ask my parents to baby sit. are you sure you want to go there? you're right. ♪ born to be wild ♪ born to be wild [screaming] who's going to watch them? for you, baby sitting is just a figure of speech. that's why we've created medicare solutions that are just right for you. we have plans with monthly premiums as low as $0, the freedom to choose any doctor who accepts medicare, and that lets you talk to a live person when you call 65. it's just a number, so remember to call ours when you're ready to talk. call anthem today at... >> erica: welcome back to the morning news. 10:40 a.m. and we are tracking a fatal accident on interstate 80. making your right through berkeley currently all of the lanes are blocked, traffic only

gilman implants two pacemakers into robby's abdomen.pe that they will stop overactive nerve cells from misfiring. two weeks later, robby is recovering well and doctors turn on the device but deep brain stimulation doesn't help for everyone. will it work for robby? let's find out now, robby is here with his mother debbie and of course, dr. besser. robby, come on out. you look great. >> thank you. >> just amazing, no tics at all? >> no, none. it's been amazing. >> can you -- could you even imagine this day when you were enduring all of these tics? >> no, absolutely not. i dreamed of it. but i never thought it would actually come true. >> and how has your life changed? what difference has it made? >> it's turned my life around. i can do things that normal people take for granted every day. i can walk down the street without having people look at me like i have 12 heads or make comments because of the tics. >> watching you walk around with the smile on your face all morning long. what we'd like to do now, you see that footage when you're en