, the grand opening on friday, hunters view and other elements you see in bay view and hunters point where there has been a particular focus in terms of dollars, staff and resources, not just of this commission, but city ride resources. not to say there hasn't been a focus as in intense in the other areas, but i think the key distinction stems back from the purpose of redevelopment, i mean, no one lived in mission bay proper. it was fill. no one lives on the state parcels so it seems appropriate, given that it's embedded and impacted community that there would be a deal of focus. >> and i should note that from my understanding of the city's local business demographic analysis in terms of where local businesses are concentrated, bay view hunters point happens to be an area where local businesses are headquartered, essentially. so there's capacity and availability there. >> particularly within the construction field when you have to store equipment, as an example, it's rather expensive e elsewhere. and it's expensive never theless within san francisco itself, but that's correct, yes. >

because, and only because of the affordable rents at hunter shipyard have i been able to maintain my business and my archive of molds and keep them accessible to clients at extremely modest prices and in fact i am the last one standing. and because of market rate, commercial rents, one of the largest plaster shops in san francisco, michael casey and soeshs *f associates with closed their doors and san francisco victor an while it retails the plaster work has devested itself of the plaster production and turned it over to me, believe me, that the plaster vocation is a lot of work for a very modest return. >> and for some years, now, i have been reassured by lenar and redevelopment and now ocii that this new building will provide for my needs, offering space and a manageable rent so that i can maintain the archive and carry on as a vital part of the community and unfortunately i have been informed by star that i am the biggest casualty of this transition. what is being offered to me is merely the opportunity to occupy a little over half of the usable space that i now have for essential

it's going to be hard for me and hunter, but i think we can do it. >> reporter: hunter hopes to encouragen particular, a way to make it easier for people like braden to get around. >> he has trouble just going through grass, gravel, mulch, snow, sand-- i mean, we're hoping to get something more all-terrain. >> axelrod: they got a rousing send-off at the start this morning, joined by about 50 friends and relatives for the first part of their walk. hunter and braden made it three miles before making their first rest stop. >> feel pretty good. >> reporter: at mile six, they paused to stretch. hunter may be carrying braden, but braden is lifting hunter as well in his own way. >> whenever i'm going through something that's difficult and doing something that's hard, i see him and how he worked through it. and just kind of pushes me through. >> axelrod: hunter and braid ren set to arrive at the university of michigan tomorrow afternoon. since polar bears don't like human company, studying them in the wild can be a bit of a challenge. unless, of course, you've put them in charge. these are the fi

hunter may be carrying braden, but braden is lifting hunter as well, in his own way. >> whenever i'mult and doing something that's hard, i see him and how he worked through it. and just kind of pushes me through. >> axelrod: hunter and braid ren set to arrive at the university of michigan tomorrow afternoon. since polar bears don't like human company, studying them in the wild can be a bit of a challenge. unless, of course, you've put them in charge. these are the first pictures ever taken from a camera attached to a polar bear. the female had been caught and released back into the wild. scientists at the u.s. geological survey hope the footage will help them understand how climate change is affecting the bears. still ahead... the first woman to make belmont's call to the post. well, that was close! you ain't lying! let quicken loans help you save your money. (music) defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. but when we put something in the ground, feed it, and care for it, don't we grow something mo

things like that down the road. >> he says the public can't be confident soil leaving hunter's point and soil that remains here to be used as backfill underneath future development is radiation free. he alleges tet ratech management cut corners to save money. >> it's been botched. it's been botched. >> it's not right. they can't be shipping potentially contaminated soil as clean landfill into the city of san francisco. this can't be done. >> she raised a red flag which she discovered managers made a major change in 2011 involving a portal monitor that sounds an alarm when it detects radiation. this is an internal manual obtained by the nbc bay area investigative unit. in 2011 the detector alarm set point was raised to 8.5. the original level in 2008 was 6. andrea says that dramatically lowered how much radiation the monitors would detect. >> they are trying to get dirt out that's contaminated that should never have left hunter's point ship yard. >> she began documenting major problems she witnessed and shared her personal log book that tracked the trucks leaving hunter's point. >> at

story in his affidavit he says deputy rumer arranged for him and several other inmates to beat hunter and that mr rumor even turned the lights off so that they can do it quote when of the lights are on there is a clear view into the room from the camera's room or said to make it sure it happens before his shift was over the way we were running the pod rumor knew the consequences of hunter were going to be severe hunter complained about his treatment and adequate medical care and claims this is how he was punished for that hunter was thrown into a cell by another deputy edward keller followed by four other officers one of whom shocked hunter twice with a tazer district judge john cain who ordered the documents and video released expressed outrage at the fact that the denver attorney general's office had not been prosecuted or prosecuted anyone in connection to this incident calling the investigation a sham. deputy keller was suspended for thirty days over the videotaped incident and deputy rumor for forty days and date at the world cup in brazil underway now a must win matchup for both

was negotiated for the bay view hunters point area and shipyard projects. >> yeah. and on those projects it's currently running at 51%. >> i guess what i'm puzzled by and i don't expect you to answer it is if the city is currently at 30% under the local hire but could have gone to 35, but didn't because they're waiting for data, sounds like they have the data that would allow them to go to 35? am i misreading that? i know you can't answer. and then the only other question is that can we do our reporting similar to the city? i like the idea of seeing the demographics by ethnicity and gender and i wasn't exactly shocked, but to see the significant numbers of labor hours are going to latinos in san francisco on city projects. >> we have that data and we can provide that data. >> and the way i saw the neighborhoods, both hunters point and the mission and the outer mission are the dominant zip codes, which reflect my understanding of basically where the workers would be, but i thought that was very interesting. >> i was just reminded too, for outreach purposes, we do req

. >> commissioners, i'm 9, case number 2007.0168c, the 22-5 acre hunters view public housing develop m,. >> good afternoon, i'm matt mender of department staff, today before you is an hearing of block 10, phase 22.5 hunters view public housing pro*p project, you approved it back in june, 2008. this was the first of the hope sf projects, at that time, because it is such a high priority project and because it is such a long term build-out, the -- staff had suggested and you had approved the project with a conditional used planned unit developments with a ten year performance period. instead of having every building in the exhibits before you for the -- i think it's 23 blocks, what we did is create a design for development project, provided you with plan ins the first phase and we indicated we would be coming back to you as the latter phases would become available, so this -- about 3 months ago, you heard an informational presentation on the first two blocks of phase 2, blocks 7 and 11, this is for a third block of that phase, block 10. the planning department has reviewed this project

what about mayer islands, if you don't know, used to be part of hunters point shipyard. my husband was in the navy and that's where i used to get my mail from. you all don't know anything about the southeast sector. thank you. >> francisco [inaudible]. >> you know, doctor, jackson has been coming here for a long time. there are a number of ya'll that get my emails and i'm sure if you open the email i sent you this morning on the investigative report done by nbc, that two white, white [inaudible] employees have testified about the botched clean up on the shipyard. now, in the past, blacks have come forward who work for them now. three blacks. their attorney was angela arioto. they got some money, but we got no information as to really what's happened. we know what happened, but didn't get anything in writing, but here are two white professional employees of tetra tech who got over $500 million in contracts who botched the clean up of the hunters point shipyard. now here you are, supposedly intelligent people, that can be likened to the land to ginobel. you hear these prof

we're with rob dick, one of america's most famous bounty hunters. this is his partner, roger adair. >> yeah it's right here, in that court, on the left side. >> hey. >> there's a suburban in the driveway. it's in the court. >> the house to the last one on the left side. >> they are hunting for a woman charged with drug possession. if they can't find her, the bondsman who bailed her out of jail will owe the local court twenty thousand dollars. >> if it is her, i'll just do something like "hey!" or, you know, hey. that's your key to come, that it's her. >> bounty hunters, and the bail bond companies they work for, are the core of a uniquely american industry: commercial bail. bail bond companies in the us earn over $2 billion dollars every year. >> they got three pit bulls inside. >> in all but four states, the companies are legally allowed to take almost any measure necessary to capture a client - including crossing state lines, and breaking into homes. it's a dangerous business for everyone involved, with few rules and little oversight. >> hey, stev

points because we had over 500 toxic sites in bayview hunters point. people were sick and dying and we did not know why. that was the reason the environmental committee came up and then it became a commission because of the fact of the mayor of san francisco and the board of supervisors that first started this committee. i just wanted to give you a history. i have been to some of your meetings and i was told that you couldn't do anything about land. i said what? that's what a toxic is? how did that come about? you all need to do something about that because my people are dying in bayview hunters point because of the air that we breathe, the land that our children are playing on is all toxic. if you go into your internet because i know you use internet and look up harriet park and it will tell you how many days the children or anyone should even be there. you can also look up toxic city, san francisco. i'm glad to see someone is writing down what i'm saying because it's very important for you to know about bayview hunters point and about the community a

point to hunters point shipyard is a long way to go to visit a neighbor and nobody will walk or take public transit or bike there are people that are older and don't have the ability and that makes it hard to get to a grocery store the other thing prop g includes stadium money but i think we have to kind of question this entire developer and find out what's going on with the money because, you know, the lease in santa clara is only about thirty years and 49z are going to be ready to get out of there we can start to work on a new stadium it will go take us thirty years to build we should look at that money. amazingly we've found a site for the warriors to use some of the reasons the stadium was built at health department anything closer to downtown apparently, there is land available in the city. i would assume that present candle stick can be demolished it's not part of the bid for 2020 they can host a lot of large attention things that's the long term of accommodating 60 thousand

we're with rob dick, one of america's most famous bounty hunters. this is his partner, roger adair. >> yeah it's right here, in that court, on the left side. >> hey. >> there's a suburban in the driveway. it's in the court. >> the house to the last one on the left side. >> they are hunting for a woman charged with drug possession. if they can't find her, the bondsman who bailed her out of jail will owe the local court twenty thousand dollars. >> if it is her, i'll just do something like "hey!" or, you know, hey. that's your key to come, that it's her. >> bounty hunters, and the bail bond companies they work for, are the core of a uniquely american industry: commercial bail. bail bond companies in the us earn over $2 billion dollars every year. >> they got three pit bulls inside. >> in all but four states, the companies are legally allowed to take almost any measure necessary to capture a client - including crossing state lines, and breaking into homes. it's a dangerous business for everyone involved, with few rules and little oversight. >> hey, stev

. >> reporter: during world war ii hunters point was a navy ship yard used as testing lab for nuclear weapons and licensed for unrestricted use of radioactive material. but this site with its toxic legacy is undergoing a renaissance. the city of san francisco plans to turn hunters point into one of the most beautiful pieces of land in the bay area with acres of homes, retail and parks. >> i would not feel comfortable living there having a yard where i can grow a garden. absolutely not. >> san francisco is absolutely beautiful. it is a shame this is happening. >> reporter: they worked for navy contractor tetra tech, the company overseeing the cleanup. together they have decades of experience working in nuclear power and radio logical safety across the country. how is it comparable? >> the most egregious violation of standard protocol. >> reporter: he says a year into the job he began to witness questionable behavior by tetra tech. >> having to do with the proper disposal. >> reporter: in december 2010 he sent the photos and e-mails to managers documenting trucks shipping dirt away with

hunter says he and his brother have a special bond. despite that lugging his 50-pound sibling was a tougher challenge than he thought. >> i couldn't explain how much the support helped push us through. we've had times where we're not really sure, we weren't sure if we could make it but it's all pushed us through. >> the two-day walk took longer but hunter did make it to the finish line at the university of michigan in ann arbor. hunter says he never expected his trek to get so much attention. that's what you call brotherly love. >> what an outpouring too. you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> get ready for a slowdown. penn dot is about to start a major construction project on 95. we'll tell you what you need to know before you hit the roads. >> signs of improvement. tracy morgan is more responsive but still in critical condition after a deadly crash on the new jersey turnpike. >> it's going to be a cloudy rainy monday. when showers will be in your neighborhood. right now it's 65 degrees,

>> reporter: it wasn't just the physical feat that people paid attention to, hunter walking 40 miles with his brother brayden strapped to his back. it was the sentiment behind the gesture. >> are you going to be able to do this? >> reporter: when it was raining and brayden was in pain, it was hunter who asked if he wanted to continue. >> if i have to push you in the stroller and that's what we have to do, then that's okay. >> reporter: and then brayden who bravely asked to keep going, and then that amazing finish. [ cheers and applause ] >> it felt great, actually. i was so proud of myself for hanging on that long. >> i see this every day. i see the love between them. >> i see the way that brayden looks at hunter like he's a superhero, and the way hunter would do absolutely anything for his brother. >> reporter: the brothers have been close ever since brayden was a baby. they also have a sister and another brother. what they all wanted was for someone out there to be inspired. >> they can hopefully find a way to make new innovative equipment that will suit people like brayden better.

hundred and 7 homes for the san franciscans and delivering on that promise to rebuild when completed hunters view will economist of integrated mixed homes and 2 hundred and 67 affordable and market rate homes equipped with wonderful community space and playgrounds and parks that will not be for the vision of our very talented architect about the same time of paulette tagging efforts designed little first phase her design was thoughtful and it gives something the entire bay area community can be proud of her work one the american institute of architects award so put your hands together in welcoming and acknowledging the hard work and thank ms. tagging right for her team for their contribution to san francisco but we want to acknowledge you for your award thank you very much (clapping.) if i may have a brief moment i want to read the short paragraph asian pacific islander let in honor of and appreciation of your pronounced architecture work on phase one of hunter's view the whole community can be proud of the city and county of san francisco board of supervisors hereby extend their highest acc

i see brayden looks at hunter like he's a superhero, and the way hunter would do absolutely anything brother. >> reporter: the brothers have been close since they were babies. they also have a sister and another brother. what they all wanted was for someone to be inspired. >> they can hopefully find a way to make new innovative equipment that will suit people like brayden better. >> reporter: teams of engineers have offered to help modify or improve brayden's equipment. with many offering dough naz, hunter plans to spearhead the building of a new playground at brayden's elementary school. >> the wasn't wasn't just about me. it was about other kids about disabilities. >> i'm just a 14-year-old boy, just a normal kid who had an idea. you have an idea. just go out and try it. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, temperance, michigan. >>> that's our bra of the on a tuesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> was sandra bullock marked for death? the terrifying clue just uncovered about her alle

so far, $25050 million to clean up the radiation at hunter's point. for decades, it was a naval shipyard. now, the city makes way for homes, shops and offices. tonight, they have serious health concerns. >> used as research and testing labs and licensed for unrestricted use of radioactive materials. >> 800 acres of water front homes, retail and parks. >> i would not feel comfortable living there having a yard where i could grow a garden. >> san francisco is absolutely beautiful. i left my heart there. but it's a that i mean that this is happening. >> the company overseeing the clean-up at hunter's point. together, they have decades of experience working in nuclear power and radiological safety across the country. >> how did what was happening on hubter's point compare to any other site that you were working on. >> it was the most e gree jus violation i've ever encountered in 30 years. >> bower was documenting trucks and bigger tanks full of thousands of gallons of water clearly marked as contaminated. literally that he was not tested or cleared for ra

hunter dreamed up the idea of walking 40 miles with braydon strapped to his back from their hometown to the university of michigan in an arbor. >> i want to raise awareness for cerebral palsy. we want to give them hope, inspiration. >> reporter: some inspiration. do you think you can do that? >> yeah. >> reporter: every one in town seemed to show up at the send off on saturday. some walked with them, some cheered them on. they wore special harnesses and slings to help distribute braydon's weight and made it 25 miles. >> i'm feeling great, what about you, bray? >> i feel good, too. >> reporter: but sunday the brothers woke to rain. braydon had blisters where his legs were rubbing against the harness. with just ten miles to go, braydon was clearly in pain. >> if i have to put you in the stroller, that's what we have to do. okay. >> reporter: braydon said he wanted to keep going and with his physical therapist's permission, they walked on. hunter at times cradling his brother in his arms and then the sun returned and so did that smile. [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> reporter: the two brothe

top of the sequa related actions you approved amendments to redevelopment plans with the bayview hunters point and the shipyard plan you made modifications for the plans creating the area plans specifically for candle stick and the hunters point shipyard you approved the approvals then and that could be used or subsequential for approvals we created a special use district that made clear that the jurisdiction fell to the redevelopment agency but perhaps most important for today's discussion you approved the cooperative agreement between ocii and planning that outlined what staffs roll would be as the projects came forward for their final approvals specifically our roll ace staff we review comments on particular stages a major phase application what they're ready to moved on several blocks on the streetscape master plan and the actual applications their sxheefk reviews and those are review and comment rolls that for which we can provide input. for our roll going forward any changes to the redevelopment plan, of course, is going to need to come back to you if they occur in the 20-year buil

hunter may be carrying brayden but brayden is lifting hunter as well, in his own way. >> whenever i'moing through something that is difficult and doing something that is hardy see him and how he works through it. and just kind of pushes you through. >> reporter: jim axle rod for cbs news, new york. >> that that doesn't make you smile not sure what would. >>> hunter and brayden are scheduled to arrive at the university of michigan this afternoon. 6:26 right now. coming up on "eyewitness news" some repair work is underway on a water main break that left a gaping hole in the middle of the north philadelphia street. we are live with the latest. >>> summer-like weekend carol tell us how warm it will get today when we come right ♪ well-a, well-a, well-a, uh! tell me more, tell me more... ♪♪ twizzlerize your summer fun with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. tap it here, digital insurance id card. and tap it here, boom, roadside assistance. on'tday ooklay, it's axwellmay. the igpay? otallytay. take an icturepay! onephay, onephay! really, pig latin? [ male announcer ] geico. anywhere, any

she's not only just interested in hunter's bay point, but the entire city. the job of getting that courage in washington navy that they do their job that they're supposed to do for clean up. she's the right person and i want to -- i appreciate the honorable mayor lee for reappointing her. i would encourage you, the committee, to affirm that appointment. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> my name -- on behalf of the supervisor, our office fully supports the reappointment for richardson who has did not an exceptionally job and we trust that she'll continue to do so. thank you. >> good afrp, supervisors and audience. my name is ace washington and i've been knowing mrs. richardson for 25 years and i've been knowing ed lee for 25 years. first of all, i want to give honor to ed lee for appointing someone that i fish is very dedicated to our community as a hole. i didn't know that she served on those many boards. i've been knowing her specifically with shipyard and other issues, but from just listening to that and recording that is part of what i do as document

. >> reporter: hunter gandy gave the eighth grade graduation speech friday. >> we have the potentiale the world. >> reporter: he's a straight a student, captain of the wrestling team but the title that matters is the one his seven-year-old brother gave him. >> he's superman. my brother is awesome. he always looks out for me. >> eyes up, look at me. >> reporter: braydon has cerebral palsy, it's hard to control his muscles. >> i'm like any kid but the only difference is walking. >> reporter: the only difference is walking, yeah. you're just the same on the inside, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: braydon is in a regular first grade class but his walker doesn't work well in the mulch. >> when i go through something hard, he has to work hard to get through every day of life. >> reporter: big brother hunter decided if he could tell the world about braydon, maybe some engineer would invent something better for all the kids with cp. hunter dreamed up the idea of walking 40 miles with braydon stopped to his back from their hometown to the unversty of michigan i want raise awareness or cerebral p

they'd try to grab it. >> other players join hunter for kale before the game. they plan to offer cooking classes. i don't know if pablo sandoval has eaten many kale salads. thanks for joining us. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, moment of impact. cameras roll as skies darken and a twister hits. roofs ripped away and we're tracking the threat into the night. >>> terror warning. al qaeda trying to make bombs disguised as everyday items to travel undetected on planes. >>> big bite. shock waves after a soccer star appears to bite a rival. are these pictures proof? >>> stressed out. where are you most stressed? at work, at home? some surprising test results tonight and what you can do about it right now. >>> a good evening to you on this tuesday night. we come on the air with threatening skies and rising water in parts of the country.

and as you know, the hunter's point shipyard phase two provides for a variety of public benefits and the commission is considered previously, benefits related to the public housing, and alice, and the parks, and certainly, one of the key public benefits in what you are seeing before you, frankly before any home is sold, either on hunter's point or candle stick is the advancement for the studio space for the artists who have had a presence at the shipyard for many, many decades. and we are very pleased to bring forward the scematic design for that replacement space and this is a companion item to what you heard a month ago, related to the commercial kitchen and now there are two separate buildings that will accommodate these use and so with that, i would like to ask, the assistant manager to present this item. >> thank you, executive director, and president johnson and commissioners. and today in requesting for the commissioner to make the findings and to conditionally approve the designs for the huntsman shipyard and as part of the presentation, after that contest and the replacement

dtsc has certain standards that have been approved wrong again and again and hunters points. let's not beat the horse dead and revive it. my thing is let's have a conscious. we do not need to put people by this rail yard with the trains going on, millions of vehicles on the road. you need to check it out. we need to address quality of life issues. it has been stated with some of the questions, this entire water shed is polluted. it maybe remediated and mitigated on one side, someone may have signed off on it. the entire area is polluted. now, in san francisco we are supposed to have standards, but most importantly they are supposed to be compassionate. we could not put people in harms way. the precaution tells us to don't put any life in harms way. it's the law. thank you very much. >> does any commissioner have any strong feelings at this juncture? my only comment is that i think the basic issues seem to be concurred on and the question is the adequacy of the work of the dtsc and their control of the development agreement. i don't know the dtsc. that's my only question. what

. >>> even though hunters wear bright orange vests and hats, accidents still happen. the problem is trying to figure out which shootings are accidents and which are not. in colorado, investigators used forensic metallurgy, a piece of string and geology to see if one man's death was an accident or murder. each year thousands of big game hunters flock to the uncompahgre national park in western colorado. >> elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, up in that area, so it is kind of a pretty area, very remote. >> on the second day of hunting season in 1995, doug kyle was relaxing in his camp when he heard a woman screaming. she said she found her husband lying on the ground near their camp. he had been shot in the chest. >> go ahead, sir. >> a man has been shot and killed up here. >> today? >> yes. his wife is here. she's going crazy. >> i could tell that, you know, he was deceased and i looked at her and i told her, ma'am, i'm sorry, but he's gone. >> the victim was 48-year-old bruce dodson. his wife janice said she went looking for him when he didn't return to their camp. >> rig

jackson, bayview hunters point. this particular area when the governor closed down the redevelopment agency that project was over with. no agreement was made by the redevelopment agency. in fact, they stopped a pack committee on bayview hunters point that had been there since the beginning. no fund was given to the packet and the shipyard is still there. here all of a sudden i read in the newspaper about this other area. maybe you are not aware of it but i brought information for you all to read. and not to vote on this item today. what you need to do is find out from the infrastructure committee of the redevelopment agency about the be funding of that area sometime ago. how is it all of a sudden here they are back again. that area is a toxic site super fund site. that was a developer dealing with the executive part when they first got started. they tested that ground over there because they were going there. but it's too toxic. all of a sudden here we come again. not only did the supervisor of the area district 10

we are on the lookout for more of the diner dash's, deer hunters in the long run.ways shaping our portfolio with talent. >> good to see you. what are the usa's chances against belgium in the world cup? how technology could give us the answer. you can watch a streaming on your tablet, phone, or bloomberg.com. ♪ >> welcome back. let's turn to the number that tells us a lot. we have a special guest. eric jimmy joins us from new york. >> 38%. that is the chance that the u.s. soccer team will win its next game against belgium. tuesday at 4:00. 1:00 on the west coast. >> how you come up with 38%? >> that comes from be sports. they look at all the numbers. they look at the opponent side, how they have performed as well. if you take those matchups and you see who can do better -- that is where you get this number. 62% belgium, 38% usa. the numbers have been really accurate so far. the game they thought was going to be the easiest was against ghana. they won that game. the next game in terms of difficulty was portugal. they tied the game. the most difficult game was germany

daily city and the brisbane and oats presidio and 80 percent of the city sewage coming to bayview hunters point is don't go nowhere else and who's smelling that when it's hot you can't open our windows. beyond what you're arguments are about i know about capital a that's the reason we voted for the bond issue in order to get those passed and we haven't seen nothing. nothing. and you all want to talk talk talk talk why don't you say stop putting in the digesters in bayview hunters point they've got 5 or 6 oh, 10 because the old ones was cracked. and the stuff is running down the streets which were we're smelling it out there. i won't be able to eat like our eating now because you don't have to smell it it when you do something and start doing for the people in bayview hunters point with the smell that's going on out there that shouldn't happen no other willie brown lies to the folks saying in you support d and f i'm going to get the substantial plant out of your community willie brown t is lying it's got to go somewhere >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm you don't e

to address those decisions and exerted the best judgment in completing the transbay terminal and hunters point shipyard projects. the board has cooperated closely with the mayor and his instead of the controller and we continue to work with the states department and finance to try to help the city complete it's fiduciary abilities to the enforceable obligations throughout the city although redevelopment has come to an end the redevelopment will continue over the years i respectively ask for your support >> supervisor campos. >> thank you, very much sir, i think this is an important reappointment. and i don't think we're going to do better than given our expertise and the experience i'm very glad you want to continue to serve i'm happy to support you today. i'm wondering, sir what your key challenges you see are and priorities that your moving forward >> yeah. i'll be glad to certainly not an expert but learning about redevelopment in san francisco it's kind of stated in a way to learn about development and seeing the program ending the tremendous impact on the city. san francisco, you kn

i am here in support of -- my name is carolyn mcdaniels and i'm a product of the bay view hunters point as well. and i'd love to talk to these folks that just left here, but i wanted to say that miss marshall -- this young lady that just left, i call her my daughter. our daughters all went to school together. miss marshall taught them how to run programs when my daughter graduated from high school. she not only ran the summer program for the bay view hunters point baptist church, she also ran an after school program. she was -- they were the first ones to be involved in the african american parade and i've always been with her as the parents. i support her and everything she does, everything she has put her finger on, i can actually say has been successful and i really would like very much if the board would hopefully support her as well as we do in the bay view hunters point area. thank you very much. >> hello board of directors -- school board people. i usually listen to you on the radio so it's kind of interesting to look at you. i'm here because virginia marshall came into my life t