when he was incars rated at alcatraz -- incarcerated at alcatraz, a prison psychologist rate kelly extremely intelligent. kelly enrolled in correspondence courses from the university of southern california and had at competition going with albert bates, also at alcatraz, who could do better, and he was a voracious reader and would do anything he could to sort of deal with the isolation of prison life. >> and i'd like to beg your pardon but i think it was paul muni started "scar face." james cagney had been -- played a very similar role, also based on capone, 1931, in "the public enemy." >> you're right. >> anyway, it's a great talk. >> you know your film history. >> thank you. >> there are a lot of twists and turns. seems like a lot of the topics dealt with people who howard hughes -- did you have a howard hughes angle? >> huard hughes didn't make it in. i should look for one. is there? >> was he involved in making the movie "scar face." >> that don't know. >> he knew thomas slick and herbert hoover and was involved in the censorship. he was in texas, in oil, had to know urschel. >> urschel

in 2006 a seven-year-old swam from alcatraz to san francisco in just 47 minutes. >> really? seven years old and nine years old. >> the water is just too cold for me and not to mention the distance. that's impressive. >>> coming up it's a poplar cheese nationwide. now kraft is expanding its recall. the reason why the company says the original wrappers is ten times worse than originally thought. >> but first the kentucky clerk that refused to issue marriage licenses is in jail this morning. so what is the next step for couples wanting to marry in roe wan county? >> we are looking at a commute are where things are looking good on the golden gate bridge. we'll tell you more. >> for the first time in what seems like a long, long time we have temperatures that are not in the 60s. they're in the 40s napa and 50s. palo alto is down to 51. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 it's 4:44. in hungary a stand off continues for the second day in a row between

was and to give that agents their nickname that resulted in the establishment of alcatraz does of federal penitentiary as a whole for criminals deemed vicious and the redeemable, of the worst of the worst. instead of the passage of the federal crime bill 1934 that made kidnapping of a federal crime punishable by death and expanded the power of the fbi. all this was made possible by the cooperation of the urschel kidnap victim. and i deem to 1933 "the year of fear" because it has a confluence of events that are taking place. in 1933, three years into the great depression depression, probably the worst economic consequences to be played out across the nation as the economy sinks further and further. in the year since the 29 crash the market lost almost 90 percent of its value the unemployment non-farm was 40 percent and in some cities as high as 80 percent thousands of banks were closed, of loss of tax revenues with draconian cuts and only a few social services did exist police and teachers were laid off schools closed in millions dropped out. catastrophic dash storms were beginning to pick

the swim from alcatraz to san francisco is about a mile and a half. says he is ready. >> i like swimming. because it is challenging, it's fun. ever since i saw michael fell option win, it's always been an inspiration to me. >> pam. >> it is an inspiration to me. >> his dad said they will make sure the conditions are safe before jaden gets out there and starts swimming. it's not clear exactly when that will be. jaden isn't the only young swimmer to attempt this. back in 2006 a seven-year-old swam from alcatraz to san francisco and did nit 47 minutes. >> incredible. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf has proclaimed today le roy aarons day. he was the first openingly gay newspaper editor in the united states. his long career included being executive editor and senior vice president for news at the oakland tribune. he founded the national lesbian and gay journalist association. they are holding their convention in san francisco this weekend. aaron died of cancer in 2004 at the age of 70. >>> still ahead three santa clara county correctional deputies accused o

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in fact, there you can see alcatraz and the golden gate bridge. we bring in jeff ranieri.t have you got? >> more dangerous heat coming our by next. the hottest temperatures down right uncomfortable. it didn't matter wh you true to do to stay cool. highs 108 in napa. pleasanton, 106. lafayet lafayette, 104 degrees. east san jose, 100. also san francisco at 87 look outside right now, temperatures have started to cool off a few degreesing but it's not that noticeable when temperatures are 100 degrees into the south bay. this is unbearable in the east bay. an average of 107. sfroon at 80. check out the north bay, humidity values at 10%, that's bone dry air. that's why the fire danger is also so high right now. as we head through tomorrow morning's forecast, i do anticipate some relief, but it's o.j. going to last from 5:00 to 7:00 in the morning that we will experience temperatures like this. the north bay will go down to 67, 71 in the east bay, and 69 here in the south bay. so the most important thing to remember with heat like this, of course, is your health. we have that he

." >> jimmy, when did you get out of alcatraz?early 10 years ago. >> well, it's wonderful to have you back in the neighborhood, son. >> rose: and jackson brown has tour dates in boston, massachusetts, and bethel, new york. ♪ running on empty running into the sun ♪ >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on on behalf of all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: we begin in evening with the lasker prize and we introduce you to lasker laureates, men and women who are scientists and who, through their research, change our lives. we talk with evelyn witkin, stephen elledge and james allison. where will we be in ten years? >> i think we'll be in a situation where, if there's a precision drug that can genetically type a patient's tumors and say this drug's got a good chance of killing a lot of tumor cells, although we know it's not curative, we'll be combining that with thes

there's alcatraz in the foreground. it will be a nice weekend on the bay.won't be talking about the shivering fog bank out there. mount diablo today, you can see clear skies. fire danger, definitely going up this weekend. had cooler temperatures and the rainfall on wednesday. temperatures inland, near 100 degrees. relative humidity -- northeasterly winds kick up, at least a hint of that. with that, that warm air will be pushed near the immediate coastline. sunday will be the hottest day of the upcoming weekend. here's our forecast model showing you this, trying to generate patchy fog tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. then into the afternoon hours, more sunshine and bright colors. 90s toward concord and livermore. san francisco in the lower 80s. beaches primarily in the 70s. speaking of the beaches, be extra careful with the rip currents this weekend. temperatures tomorrow at the beaches, easily in the 70s and waves up to 3 to 5, possibly approaching 6 feet. forecast temperatures for tomorrow, santa rosa at 93 degrees. fairfield, mid-90s. walnut creek, 96. livermo

." >> jimmy, when did you get out of alcatraz?early 10 years ago. >> well, it's wonderful to have you back in the neighborhood, son. >> rose: and jackson brown has tour dates in boston, massachusetts, and bethel, new york. ♪ running on empty running into the sun ♪ >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on on behalf of all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you! ♪ you're getting to be a big boy! ♪ i'm just a kid who's four ♪ each day i grow some more ♪ i like exploring, i'm caillou ♪ ♪ so many things to do ♪ each day is something new ♪ i'll share them with you, i'm caillou ♪ ♪ my world is turning ♪ changing each day ♪ with mommy and daddy i'm finding my way ♪ ♪ growing up is not so tough ♪ except when i've had enough ♪ but there's lots of fun stuff, i'm caillou ♪ ♪ caillou ♪ caillou ♪ i'm caillou! (giggles) h

earlier this month the alcatraz invitational nearly turned deadly when a swim fainted in the wasn't. kpix 5's joe vazquez says that's when a san francisco cable car driver jumped into action. >>> reporter: at the annual swim from the rock, a navy of volunteers keeps a close watch and this is exactly why. last sunday a surfer named jesse spotted a swimmer who had passed out. jesse quickly pad eld over to the rescue -- paddled over to the rescue. >> he was floating face down and first and then he turned him around. >> reporter: jesse is a grip man. that's what they call the guy to drives one of san francisco's world famous cable cars. i caught up with him today at work on the california line. >> i got off my board and grabbed him from there and, you know, got his face out of the water. and he was convulsing. he was still breathing but he was blue and just convulses. >> reporter: this video captured it. the men in the jet ski are lifeguards with the national park service. they secure the victim to the back. jesse holds him in place. they rush to shore. the victim regained consciousness

and alcatraz this morning. good morning everyone.ower as well. where currently it's cooler this morning than 24 hours ago. we're in the 50s and 60s and later today, it will be cooler day an top. 60s to 70s around the beaches and bay and 70s peninsula. up to the 80s and low ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, the 1st of september already. welcome back to "cbs this morning." we'll talk to one of the country's top doctors about new research. but first, here's a look at the today's eyeopener. >> stocks are taking a beating on wall street after overnight losses in global markets. >> this is the largest batch of e-mails, larger than all of the others put together. and they really run the gamut. >> and defying the federal judge's order denying each couple who walks in a marriage license. >> and parts of the south are still dealing with remnants of tropical storm erika. >> critics of course say that it is just another opportunity for the chinese government to try to control the discussion. >> federal judge co

his name is jade en chow planning to swim from will alcatraz to san francisco.le half. little jade en says he is ready. >> i will like swimming because it is challenging. it's fun. of since i saw michael phelps swim, that was the inspiration to me. >> he's tough. his parents say that they'll make sure that conditions are safe before they let him do that swim. it's not clear when that will be. he is not the on one to do this. a 7-year-old swam from alcatraz to san francisco and did, gasia, in 47 minutes. >> that's amading. >> yeah. >>> steve paul zorn -- paulson has been talking to us about the possibility of el niÑo. a lot of people are excited but companies like starbucks are not. how this may affect your next cup of coffee. >>> and i have one more reminder for you. there will be no b.a.r.t. trains running between the east bay and san francisco. the trans bay tube is closed for labor day. we'll tell you why. we'll tell you how to get around the closures coming up. >>> i don't know if any rain is brewing but we still have some cool temperatures. [ laughter ]. >>

. >>> it's one of the most treacherous swim meets on earth and 10 days ago the alcatraz invitational nearly turned deadly when a swimmer passed out in the water. kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us that's when a san francisco cable car driver jumped in to action. >> reporter: a navy volunteer keeps a close watch and this is exactly why. last sunday a surfer named jesse spot -- spotted a swimmer who passed out. >> he was floating face down then he turned him around. >> jesse it turned out is a grip man. that's what they call the guy who drives one of san francisco's world famous cable guys. i caught up with jesse today at work on the california line. >> i got off my board and grabbed him from there and got his face out of the water. he was breathing but he was blue and just convulsing. >> reporter: this video captures what happened next. they secure the victim to the back. jesse climbs on top to hold him in to place. they rush ashore awaiting paramedics. the victim spits up a whole bunch of water and eventually regains consciousness. >> jesse is a hero. >> reporter: the near drowning victim

trevor hid out on alcatraz island and later escaped and almost died after a run-in with huey & the news. we thought it would be best to look into his past. >> do the answers to why trevor did what he did line his past? was he simply a monster or simply misunderstood? could the red lines go back to new york? >> he was always back in his bunk by morning. >> did everybody knows same trevor? what about his first love? >> trevor would get one dessert and then ask for two spoons. some people call it romantic, i call it being cheap. >> could this have been overlooked by ordering two bana bananas foster? >> he was always smart, but from what we know now, maybe too smart. >> smart enough to get someone he loved to do something they never thought they would? >> after that night, i knew i would never see him again. but then i did. >> did her return to trevor's life ruin one true friendship? >> trevor was my best friend. i don't think anyone thought he would become my worst enemy. >> degan, i didn't know you were so close to trevor. >> yeah. >> i guess we should go to break, huh? >>> when we return

it has been called the czech alcatraz. >> translator: that's just because of the type of convicts that we have here in this prison. that means convicts in maximum security and those serving life sentences. as of today, we counted 163 convicts are here for murder. 87 are for assault and robbery. 20 for rape. 37 for theft. they are housed in cells holding between 8 and 18 convicts. the ones sentenced to life are housed individually. >> in the u.s. there are currently more than 140,000 inmates serving life sentences. in the czech republic, where the death penalty was banned in 1990, there are only 35 lifers. otto bitterman is one of the most infamous. >> translator: i was sentenced to life in prison for committing five murders. >> he was a notorious criminal. his case was very notorious. but to me, he was actually a very pleasant person to deal with. he was very polite. very calm, mild mannered. he was actually just a very affable guy. >> bitterman led a small gang that robbed and killed at least four men and one woman over a three-year span. >> translator: it actually started when i got

girl whose amazing weight loss has inspired children all over the nation, will be swimming from alcatraz to san francisco. >> the next time you walk through a south bay park you might hear this. >> abc news was at the park yesterday as county workers placed a baby grand in the middle of nature. anyone who feels like tickling the ivories can stop and play their favorite tunes. pianos in the park is an annual event in five santa clara county parks. >> we want to show people that parks aren't just for running or picnicking, it really is a combination of art and life that makes us better people. >> the instruments will be in the parks through october 5th. good day to get out there and play some hot tunes, i guess. >> hot tunes because that will match the weather. we will see temperatures climbing up today by each a few more degrees compared to yesterday. the live doppler 7hd showing us a few high clouds over parts of the bay area, but it is calm, quiet out there. and i just had to show you this beautiful shot from the exploratorium. really it looks like a painting. you see how the bay is so

the rock i mean it is perfect a towering light house with a red light beacon on the prison called alcatraz why not think of the money 20 years into the future that would be sailing into the bay like fleet week and you'll have a red light going by not bad go for the moon; right? hey that's all i have to say you guys are doing a great job and supervisor campos he's my boss got to go. >> good afternoon, commissioners eric san francisco residents i'll talk about community planning that is something that has been missing in a lot of the development i you know we have east on bryan and the monster in mission and the fight on fulsome and we're not near halloween this is the way the community seize those developments that as horror story people are being displaced the community plan is really needing to be looked to rebuild a project not a building we're talking about in a certain location but a block and block and block we have to look at ♪ the bigger picture how it effects the businesses and art space and commercial space how it effects transportation we need to look at the bigger picture not ju

year-old girl whose amazing weight loss is inspires kids across the nation will be swimming from alcatraz from san francisco. she ana brown, who was profiled on "good morning america," weighed nearly 200 pounds when she was just 9 years old. the extra weight made it difficult to breathe, and bring anna soon became a target for bullies. her parents put her on a strict diet and exercise routine and the sixth grader lost 66 pounds. brianna dives into the bay at 7:00 this morning. >> the next time you walk through a south bay park you might hear this. ♪ >>. >> abc news was at the park in los gatos yesterday as county workers placed a baby grand in the middle of nature. anyone who feels like tickling the eyesoreries can stop and play their favorite tunes. pee an no, sir in the park is an annual event with five pee an no, sir in five santa clara county parks. >> we want to show people that parks aren't just for running and picnicking, that it is really a combination of art and life that makes us better people. >> the instruments will be in the park through october 5th. they did a similar thing

in 2006 the seven-year-old swam from alcatraz to san francisco in san francisco. >>> time is 5:41.e are learning more about the ethics investigation into south bay congressman mike honda. coming up at 5:00 the findings by a bipartisan panel investigating whether they mixed official and campaign business. >> today it's force friday. if you're not sure what that is if you are a star wars fan you know exactly what that is. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here where traffic is doing very nicely on highway 24 heading up to the tunnel. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. >> water temps have cooled so the coast and the city has cooled. also inland temps 40s and 50s. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5c

for a time trevor hid out on alcatraz island, though he later escaped and almost died after a run-iney lewis & the news. to understand better what happened next, we thought it would be best to look into his past. >> do the answers to why trevor did what he did lie in his past? was he simply a monster or simply misunderstood? could the warning signs gone back as far as the camp in new york? >> a lot of nights at camp he would disappear for hours. but he was always back in his bunk by morning. >> did everybody knows same trevor? what about his first love? >> trevor would get one dessert and then ask for two spoons. some people call it romantic, i call it being cheap. >> could all of this have been prevented with a second order of bananas foster? >> he was always smart, but from what we know now, maybe too smart. >> he was always very smart. but from what we know now, maybe a little too smart. >> smart enough to get someone he loved to do something they never thought they would? >> we had some wild times. but after that night, i knew i'd never see him again. but then i did. >> but did h

well, this weekend they are having an alcatraz swim and for the first time ever they are advising swimmerso be careful if you wear a wet suit. you might just overheat. the warmup coincides with a warmup of oceans worldwide but it's unclear what's causing it. one person said it's not el nino. it's also not clear whether it's a long-term trend. one thing is crystal clear. more people are enjoying a fitness regimen that includes fresh air and gorgeous scenery. >> great to see more people getting outdoors to exercise and at the same time to swim. >> reporter: good support swimmers. scientists are still studying why this is happening. paul deanno joins us now. paul, they call it the blob. there's this big thing sitting off the coast out there. and it's causing some of this to happen. >> yeah. they call it the blob because it's this huge pool of warmer- than-normal ocean water which extends all the way up to alaska down to los angeles and including the bay area. and it's giving us temperatures running five to seven degrees warmer than average. i'm here to tell you that it's breezy like always in

looking towards angel island in alcatraz, clouds linger but nevertheless we have high pressure strengtheningd out the door in the 50s and in the 60s. it's 54 in vallejo. later today, numbers stacking up in in the 60s and 70s at the beaches today, 70s and 80s common across the central bay. nearly 90 in mountain view. upper 80s to mid- and high 90s across the santa clara valley. 98 the outside number in gilroy. the east bay stacks up into the mid-90s. north bay 60s stinson beach to 90 in santa rosa. the extended forecast forecast calls for a hot day inland on friday. gradual cooling over the weekend. gianna comes along today with a look at your traffic coming up right after this brief time out. female announcer: sleep train's best rest event ends sunday. don't miss your chance to get sleep train's very best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. and rest even better with sleep train's risk-free 100-day money back guarantee. but the best rest event ends sunday at sleep train. ...g

. >>> good morning, our live weather camera, the bay alcatraz and angel island and visibility at this unlimited. we got wall-to-wall sunshine from the beaches to our inland areas. 48 degrees in santa rosa and 58 in santa jose and hotter today than yesterday, flirting with 100 degrees in the fairfield area. 90s to the peninsula ,,,,,,,, i'm like serena williams. they're playing tennis. i shoot it up in the air and like daddy. daddy was like so cool. he said she shot it up in the air. he said, it's the last one. i said shoot it way up in the air. i was like serena williams. >> so adorable. you just want to give her a little hug. this cute little girl wants you to know why she is exactly like tennis great serena williams. first serena will have to take on her own sister. they'll face off tomorrow in the quarterfinals of the u.s. open. was looking to see what the score is. it's 8-5 in the majors. >> those girls from the real "straight outta compton." >> they're such athletes. >>> new questions about a pop already west point tradition after it turned violent. more than two dozen cadets wer

visibility is unlimited as we take a bird's-eye view toward alcatraz and angel island.0s in san jose. now, later today, pretty seasonal around the beaches and the bay in the 60s and 70s. peninsula in the mid-70s. then inland, away from the bay, 78 degrees in livermore. a good 10 degrees below average. additional cooling takes place for our friday but then high pressure strengthens. that results in sunny skies, warmer conditions saturday through the holiday on monday. dry skies tuesday and wednesday. gianna is in the house with a look at traffic up next. [female announcer] through labor day at sleep train's mattress price wars, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2019 on tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. >>> good morning. westbound 12 near 101 we have reports of a traffic alert lanes blocked for an injury accident. slow conditions as a result. 101 northbound slow through there. southbound 101 near cesar chavez accident blocking lanes busy north- and southbound into san francisco. 28

restriction before the police interaction with people with mental illness and attend the resilience as alcatraz and featured a performance art by youth impacted by their parents incarceration she participated in a round table discussion on ending violence against women and girls supported by the status on women network. >> another major event that occurred for the eject was that we had our informational mediation and youth know your rights brochures trailed into braille and continue to provides our brochures to various organizations and entities as well as district police station and moving to the policy analysis as i've stated many times before the policy work is an essential component of the work that is occ does and that by charter we're required to present quarterly recommendations regarding the departments policy to practices that enhance the police community restrictions while insuring effective services with the san marion meets the occ policy work some of the work she did during the quarter continues to be in the area of language access and ms. marion meets monthly with the sexual viole

pimm: i just thought you liked alcatraz in the distance.att: i thought you might be at the bar with a coconut filled with rum. pimm: what is dreamforce and what is going on? cory: what you see is what you get from salesforce -- and enormous spend of money on a conference that has taken over the city of san francisco. they have rented a cruise ship for people to stay at the cruise ship. i can actually see it out the window. they have rented a cruise ship, they are having parties all over san francisco. they have the foo fighters for a charity event. this is important if you want to understand the business model of salesforce and why salesforce is different. and what you get if you buy salesforce stock. salesforce stock has not been as great as it has been in the past. it has been a terrific performer over time, but a big part of that has been the spend in marketing, the spend in things like rock 'n roll band and this massive conference that has turned this city inside out, and even a cruise ship. salesforce spends more money in marketing tha

it's like the movie alcatraz, it happens, it happens everywhere, here in nom, a couple of prisoners cameon and escaped out. and the thing is crime is down 30%. and that's a fact. >> why? >> because he's doing a very nice strategy because i think he went regionally into 95% of mexican territories free of aggressive violence, only a couple of-- >> is that affecting tourism? >> the tourism is growing at 7% a year and we're holding a huge event now on october 1st by the presidente's library. it's top executives from energy from engines of business and they're coming to mexico. they are not even asking about security. sandra: that's huge, all you can hope for, meanwhile, you've got your ear to the ground and you're talking with the business leaders every day. and mexico is home to a lot of different resources that go a lot of different places. how would you characterize this in trade? >> the largest manufacturing and most competitive spot in the world mexico today. and it's mexico through nafta. we're partners with the united states and neighbors. and talking of trump-- >> i want to end with

. >> when did you get out of alcatraz? it like for all of you, going back to that time? >> it was very exciting for me because i'm from boston. i was going home. i wanted to play a role in boston for many years. to be able to play in the ultimate boston movie, i was so excited to go back. >> what's the secret? >> how hard was it for all of you to get that south boston accent? she had the advantage, obviously. >> she chaeated. >> everyone dropped right into it when i arrived. rory was well into it, for down there, and spent more time in south bars than any of us had yet. >> they're not hanging out in the gym. >> feel like maybe you want to tell me what happened in school yesterday? >> dakota, you play whitey bulger's girlfriend, mother to his child, and your scenes are when we see more of the human side of whitey. >> it was important for the audience and for the story to see a glimmer of hope in jimmy. >> good boy. >> jimmy? >> there is the scene between us in the kitchen that says a lot, more than anything i did. it says a

. >> when did you get out of alcatraz? >> actually ten years ago. >> well, it's wonderful to have you back in the neighborhood. >> do you guys have a lot of fun on set, too, joel? >> it's kind of the same where we meet in the alleyway. >> you've got two minutes. >> and the whole question whether he was going to be a rat or not was in the air, almost as if on cue it was take two or take three this massive boston rat just runs out in the middle and stands up, is that johnny depp, and then runs off. >> at a certain point you do the scene a few times. once you've kind of gone through the thing a certain amount of times and you feel like you've gotten it, we would just go iketically off page, you know, and still talking about, you know, it could have been anything. oh, yes, the circus last night, wasn't it wonderful? >> you guys, film is great. >> thank you very much. >> i'm sure it's going to do very well. oscar's a-calling. >> oscar who, oscar meyer. >> this little golden dude named oscar. >> oh, you're talking about statue.

restriction before the police interaction with people with mental illness and attend the resilience as alcatrazd a performance art by youth impacted by their parents incarceration she participated in a round table discussion on ending violence against women and girls supported by the status on women network. >> another major event that occurred for the eject was that we had our informational mediation and youth know your rights brochures trailed into braille and continue to provides our brochures to various organizations and entities as well as district police station and moving to the policy analysis as i've stated many times before the policy work is an essential component of the work that is occ does and that by charter we're required to present quarterly recommendations regarding the departments policy to practices that enhance the police community restrictions while insuring effective services with the san marion meets the occ policy work some of the work she did during the quarter continues to be in the area of language access and ms. marion meets monthly with the sexual violence advocate

the rock i mean it is perfect a towering light house with a red light beacon on the prison called alcatraz why not think of the money 20 years into the future that would be sailing into the bay like fleet week and you'll have a red light going by not bad go for the moon; right? hey that's all i have to say you guys are doing a great job and supervisor campos he's my boss got to go. >> good afternoon, commissioners eric san francisco residents i'll talk about community planning that is something that has been missing in a lot of the development i you know we have east on bryan and the monster in mission and the fight on fulsome and we're not near halloween this is the way the community seize those developments that as horror story people are being displaced the community plan is really needing to be looked to rebuild a project not a building we're talking about in a certain location but a block and block and block we have to look at ♪ the bigger picture how it effects the businesses and art space and commercial space how it effects transportation we need to look at the bigger picture not ju