i know part of the yerba buena garden fees, [speaker not understood], hoa, will be going toward continued activation on jessie square. i have also asked that we continue to improve on the open space and parks that we have in district 6 with that fund as well. supervisor chiu said it. district 3 has one of the lowest parks and open space per resident. district 6 actually has the fewest parks and we have the smallest parks in the city. but what we have learned is increasing open space isn't always the answer because the city doesn't always have the funding to maintain these new parks. and now i'm hearing more and more to residents who are left to better fund and better maintain the parks that we have. so, i'm really excited that some of the fund that are going to be paid by hoa will go towards maintenance and capital improvement for the parks we have in our district. and i think that's incredibly important that we have really, really strong parks for the few parks that we have in our district. so, and also i'm glad that the developer is voluntarily paying the city open space fee payment, ca

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i want to recognize our four seasons hoa. i think they have really giving given us a lot of data and worked extremely hard to come to a place where we can be happy with where we are at. i really want to commit to improving the pedestrian experience in that area, something that i heard a lot at the h oa meetings and looking forward to working on the alleyway anchored . supervisor campos? >>> >> i won't repeat what set. i agree with his comments and i will be supporting this project. despite the fact, once again we have a major project link to this board that will have significant transit impacts and will wear anything in terms of transit impacts these. it seems every few weeks we have a another project moving to this board where there are few if any transact that impact fees being

they've already sued the hoa. there's no other groups for them to sue at this point.at we will see that type of lawsuit for money. they call it civil justice. if you're not able to get criminal justice in the criminal justice system, then you can go after criminal justice. i think they'll sue george zimmerman. whether or not he has any assets, it's worthwhile for them, that remains to be seen. >> shannon: phillip, if it's not about the money, if he doesn't have assets, he may write a book, who knows, but if he doesn't have assets, is it more of a moral victory for the family or others to get that civil judgment against him? >> absolutely. in the past, in high-profile cases, where there's been a not guilty on the criminal side, it's been satisfaction on the civil side, because the standard is lower. that being said, with the stand your ground law, the fact that immunity can be argued, fees can attach if that prevails, i think it's less likely in this case that the martin family will go after a civil judgment against george zimmerman. >> shannon: let's talk about this i

so, i'm really excited that some of the fund that are going to be paid by hoa will go towards maintenance and capital improvement for the parks we have in our district. and i think that's incredibly important that we have really, really strong parks for the few parks that we have in our district. so, and also i'm glad that the developer is voluntarily paying the city open space fee payment, calculated at the exact same rate that they would have paid if they were in the transit city district plan. by residential square footage and cultural institution square footage. i think those are also positive improvements and things that i support as this development moves forward. you know, the height is a tough issues for me. on a policy level i have not opposed height in general throughout the city and especially in our district. we have very tall buildings in our district and just east of these buildings we have, you know, increased entitlements up to 600 feet for the paless hotel, a thousand tarot for transbay tower, 700 feet for 181 fremont. i think what is hardest for me is we didn't have any

kelly wright hoas more. >> they will conduct a review on the case a looking for possible civil rights violations that after zimmerman was accused of fatally shooting trayvon martin. they have a variety of opinions about the case. >> no matter where you stand this is a tragedy. it is a tragedy for a young man killed. it is a tragedy for a young man who killed and will carry that around with him for the rest of his life. it's an american tragedy. we need to come together as a nation of law ofs of courts. >> the evidence didn't support prosecution and the justice department engaged in this. the president engaged in this and turn it had into a political issue it should have been handled exclusively with law and order. >> president obama issued a statement in response to the trial's outcome. the president stating quote the death of trayvon martin was a tragedy not just for his family or for any one community but for america. i know this case elicited strong passion and in the wake of the verdict i know those passions may be running even higher but we are a nation of laws and a jury has spo

o'brien, the hoa president, what he talked about in terms of the procedures they're supposed to follow? you recall about you don't follow people, you call the police? without regard for human life. that includes a series of related actions pursuant to a single design or purpose. i am not going to let this effing punks or as get away. he's a criminal i am following this guy. i'm armed, i'm going to make sure he doesn't get away before the police get here. defense is going to claim, oh, he was a little -- why is he having to lie about the whole thing? as you see he wasn't doing anything wrong in following this victim. why does she have to lie about it. why won't he admit he went to follow him? why did he come up with, i didn't know the street, i don't know the address? doesn't that kind of show his mental state? of such a nature, that the act itselves -- and in order to conviction, it's not necessary to prove the defendant had an intent. we're not saying he intended to go and kill him. he does for a moment there. they speak volumes in temperatures of his choices. isn't that the truth? is

this litigation ongoing doesn't make a whole lot of sense when they've received a settlement from the hoa a much lower standard of proof in civil court than in criminal court. just because there wasn't enough evidence to overcome reasonable doubt in criminal court doesn't mean they won't overcome the standard in civil right. which is essentially more likely than not. they have to show that it was more likely than not that he did actually -- >> the o.j. simpson case. he's acquitted, found liable. you're not guilty in civil court. you're liable in civil court. >> right. exactly. whether or not you can collect -- >> go ahead, ashleigh. >> whether or not you can collect on that judgment is a whole another story. >> aside from that, there's a far more powerful, at least to me, inference from this verdict than george zimmerman is exonerated. that he's not guilty. in the o.j. simpson trial, there was -- it seemed to me not to be a -- i don't know. it didn't have the same kind of influence or power as this one did. >> the o.j. simpson trial, again, i was -- was i in law school? it was a long time

o'brien, the hoa president at rdl, what he talked about in terms of the procedure they're supposed to follow in terms of neighborhood watch, et cetera? do you recall about you don't follow people? follow the police. second degree murder. state's got to prove three elements, the victim unfortunately is dead, the death was caused by the criminal act of this defendant and that there was an unlawful killing of trayvon martin by the act imminently dangerous to another demonstrating a depraved mind without regard for human life. i am not going to let this f'ing punk or these a's get away. he's a criminal. and act is demonstrating a depraved mind if it is an act or series of acts that -- i am following this guy i'm armed and i'm going to make sure he doesn't get away before the police get here. it's done from ill will, hatred, spite -- oh, defense claims he wasn't upset. why doesn't he have to lie about anything? if he wasn't doing anything wrong about following this victim, why does he have to lie about it? why does he have to come up with this i don't know the street, i didn't know the add

donald o'brien, hoa guy, helped with parking. cop wannabe? i don't know.sn't see him if he doesn't want the cop car. involved citizen? sure. any complaints, by the way, that the state brought to you about him just towing cars away and ticketing people? knocking on the door and saying get your car off that yellow! anything like that to foster their argument to you that he was doing something wrong. remember, we have agreed not to assume. so where is the evidence? and they talked about the 17-year-old burglar getting caught and thank god the stucco guy caught him. and now george -- mr. rionda said to you george was frustrated. oh, i wanted that one! damn! darn! the stucco guy got him instead! not going to happen again. are you kidding me? are you actually kidding me that the state attorney's office representing the state is making that allegation to you? that that is ill will because somebody else caught a burglar? okay, great. just tie it together, please? you got two dots and they are this far away. just give me a line. give me something. stucco guy caught

after i didn't see him, then i just -- i recognized the lady from one of the hoa meetings and asked her what happened. she said -- >> objection -- >> stop for just one second. >> when you hear one of us say an objection, that means the court has to inquire. just hold on to your testimony for one second. you didn't do anything wrong. just want to check with the court. >> okay. what is the objection? >> objection, hearsay. >> sustained as to what somebody else said. >> all right, your honor. did you know the person's name who you spoke to? >> i don't know her. all i know is she's from pembroke pines. >> so you had a conversation with her about the events that she perceived? >> i simply asked her what was going on. that was her reply to me. >> okay. at some point, then, did you speak to any law enforcement officers? >> after i could not find -- or after i didn't see george, i did attempt to talk to some of the other residents that was there. and after i felt like, well, okay, i'm not in harm's way, i was walking away and a policeman came up and said to me, you don't want to talk to me. i t

hoa guy, george -- [inaudible] cop wannabe? i don't know. doesn't seem. he doesn't want the cop car. involved citizen, sure. any complaints, by the way, that the state brought to you about him just towing cars away, ticketing people, get your car off that yellow -- anything like that to foster their argument to you that he was doing something wrong? because, remember, we agreed not to assume. so where's the evidence? and they talked about the 17-year-old burglar getting caught and thank god the stucco guy caught him. and now george -- i'm sorry, mr. de la rionda says to you that george zimmerman was frustrated. oh, i wanted that one! damn! darn! the stucco guy got him instead. not going to happen again. are you kidding me? are you actually kidding me that the state attorney's office representing the state is making that allegation to you? that that's ill will because somebody else caught a burglar? okay, great. just tie it together, please? you've got two dots, and they're this far away. just give me a line, give me something. stucco guy caught him. georg