a car that was found in oceanside new york.r possession without them knowing it for decades. really small something that is more than 100 years old. >> only a handful. one sold for over 2 million. >> the holy grail. >> is this a guy thing? >> worth over $1 million a million dollars in battle in another the person is were talking about. >> i don't know the guy either but i can understand why would be so much money. anything with shakespeare's autograph is worth the three to $5 million. bill: will position and william shakespeare play, i don't remember? ♪ >> my god. [laughter] >> i still have make up all over. went toe to toe. the taj mahal on april 11. all right. ♪ >> last night the hubble hit. their trainer's cargo or so. >> visit you guys. >> these are my guys. >> retired as a high ranking enlisted marine. i went down there and let him trained me and see what i have in the mixed martial arts arena. i can't raise my hands today. my sparring partner. >> smooth the slow. >> just the warm-up have a dripping sweat. my make up basic

spots planning of the new development and actually have a development of future i respected to the oceanside wastewater treatment you should go that is where shut happens their take thirty percent of the power that is actually from our human waste we can do better you've been talking about let's get xoifdz about the balboa park water site and get existed about it. >> thank you very much. next speaker is tiffany watts. >> hi thank you for having me here and i just want to thank you for supporting in program but keep it as we move forward i hope that the community is involved and reflects the community of san francisco yeah that's all i want to say. >> good thank you. >> next speaker andy gill us. >> hi, i'm arnold's i'm a resident of san francisco and occupy san francisco we still do exist i just want to focus briefly on what's the most important i know it's been said but bears roping that climate change is real it is happening now and not substantive 18 percent of the world climate scientists agree it's happen and if we don't act now we and our children are in for more catastrophic climate c

. >> reporter: the only other republican in the senate race is state assemblyman, chavez from oceanside released a video on his web site tauting his military service and political ties. >> a good way that a californian who understands california who represents california can win in california as a republican. >> reporter: right now the only democrat in the race, state attorney general, harris, who has not released much information on her platform yet, dodging tv cameras at her campaign kick off event. >> never a good thing for someone to be coordinated without having their views and records challenged. >> reporter: the election is 1 1/2 years away so the conversation has potential. >> it is not about who is right or wrong. california needs things fixed and we are going to fix them. >> reporter: there are plenty of rumors about others who will be throwing their hats into the ring including another democrat, loretta sanchez. >> we have the full interview on our web site. we reached out to the campaigns for comment but have not heard yet. >>> tonight, a bay area park is family friendly aga

the construction for people to have their trailers that impact minimally the neighborhood and for oceanside the purpose of up front planning to make sure they go as well as possible we plan carefully so our construction can go well, we begin to look at the small business jobs analysis looked like purpose to determine what jobs and what trades will be needed in the future we held a violationing working group out of my comfort zone but a lot of planners and architects came together to look out out to integrate the southeast plan and we'll bring this to you and talking with the working group on how the plans came forward >> the preconstruction those jars are a good example i'm sure you're aware of we're working on the heads work that's where they convert into the plant our alternative analysis we're in the conceptual phrase and we'll begin our environmental review we hoped for rain we're looking at two pilot studies side by side for the bay area improvement projects that are our tunnel we're looking at the connection between the great infrastructure and continuing on the novels and taking a re

the reservoir and the hook up from 34th avenue is hooked up from the skyline side instead offed oceanside and you while i am talking about -- [inaudible] it's going to cost a lot of money to do reverse osmosis. my point is if you're going to recycle water they're saving water you can get up to like at carlsbad in san diego county up to 50 million-gallons per day and smaller facility here in san francisco and get reverse osmosis water from our ocean around here and of that i would like to say that's how the project is it coming along. thank you. >> >> thank you. >> is there anyone else what would like to make general public comment at this time? seeing none this item is closed. did you want to go ahead and do your video right now then? >> this is san francisco, the city by the bay. first of all you must ride the cable cars. the cable cars -- >> cable cars. >> how but let this sister show you san francisco? >> [inaudible] have fun and skate and be with friends. >> welcome to jose [inaudible] and we play with pavement with a hockey ball and make our own mallets. >> [inaudible] >> come ride y

immediately we're moving that and phrase two has new investment into the treatment plant and at oceanside and north point. phase two gets into the collection conveyance piece of the system and the earliest if the decision were made to move in that direction the earliest we would be in construction like that tunnel would be probably be 2020 so that is a real long-term solution. >> okay. great. supervisor mar. >> yeah, thank you mr. cruz and ms. harrison as well. 17th and folsom i see from the maps that is a critical low point. are there others that you see -- other spots in the city where you would have to do similar capital improvements? >> 17th and folsom and the critical point in the city. it's the one area that we see flooding more consistently than anywhere else. we have seen flooding at 17th and [inaudible] and the improvements are there and no where as significant as 17th and folsom. we have additionally seen recent flooding at 15th and [inaudible] and historically a lake that was filled and unfortunately filled with unengineered fill so we're looking there as well so the three area

we will start with joe calling in from oceanside, california line for independents.ood morning, joe. joe, are you with us this morning? we lost joe. we will look for your phone calls. one piece i want to point out by a professor of criminology and law at northeastern university. the headline of his piece, "wise tsarnaev shouldn't be executed." 's piece on why should go to jail for the rest of his life, he writes -- two different takes on that already this morning. susan is in revere massachusetts, line four democrats. thanks for calling in from massachusetts. caller: i guess i don't believe in the death penalty in this case or any case. but it is a complicated trial. i work next door to the courthouse all these months. i do think this boy, or young man, came from just a family in freefall. and again, i'm not apologizing for his actions, but caught in cultural limbo. a dysfunctional family at an extreme level. it's just such a tragic case on so many levels, but ultimately i don't believe in the death penalty in this case or any case. host: susan, let me ask you what d