dr. yes, it is and amelia that is also right so we're here today, i want to make sure that as you leave i'm making sure you not carry any of those seats trying to take those seats out on your own before - this is a wonderful full time a fulfilling of a promise to this community and the entire san francisco as painstakingly as it was to have the warriors leave us and mr. mccartney play the final concert we're ready to fulfill the promise with 12 thousand new homes we're about to see in all part the place housing a great promise to people that need that to make sure that at least a third of them with permanently affordable dr. our part of that and so is ocii with tiffany's leadership we're fulfilling those promises but another promises about to be made mr. bryant and urban lamar will do to have ma redevelopment of this entire air where myself and dpw used to pump this water out of the parking lot for playoff games to get everybody in here now it turns into the development that invites everyone and the real promises i get to oversee 50 percent of local hiring beginning if the candle stick area

dr. amelia's walker i love to say that (clapping) thank you la shawn to our distinguished and historical mayor, mayor ed lee and to one of the most important persons in this whole city mr. coffey business owner and today is your day you've gone through many trails and difficulties i had the privilege of going with you and noah i'm so excited until i know what to do many people are so excited they don't know what to do for 50 years i've lived at hunters point and parroted for 4 seven years i've worked in some relationship with the shipyard and point plans over the thirty some odd years and to be here at 83 years old soon to be 84 next year to see the coming to pass of the 32 percent housing we've talked about in this project all of the unemployment i've read in the paper a few days to go one time in our community it was around thirty percent another said 20 it's down to 11 percent. (clapping.) and took to hear the mayor say this program the 50 percent of this community will be going to the people of bay area hunters point shipyard and my bros we can't have a world war leadership in a comm

amelia boynton still living, 103 years old. some people say she's 104. she doesn't have a birth certificate. it wasn't tracked for black citizens. she invited dr.selma and that's why he came. >> oprah is in the film. the film really puts forth the women in the movement. it's an interesting choice. >> that's important. it shouldn't be a choice. it should be no question that women are in any narrative to not have us there is to not be telling the truth of the world we live in. i'm getting a lot of praise for having women in it but, come o how else should it be? >> what was the most poignant in the film for you? what resonated the most? >> it's heart. it's like choosing amongst your children. it's like sophie's choice to choose one thing. i think one thing i'm proudest of is the way the film handles both the epic moments with king heading a march or giving a speech from the pulpit, wrestling with the president in the oval office down to the quiet moments with his best friend in jail, rob abernathy or difficult moments with his wife, coretta, or being bolstered by the young john lewis, those quiet moments are the ones i'm most proud of, maybe. >> t