marlene says the health care in jamaica is good. if you can get it. >> well, i would say it's good health care, but it's just a time plan. you wait longer. >> in jamaica, nearly half the population lives in the southeast region of the country. that includes the capital city of kingston. a population boom has put a big strain on the health infrastructure here. not enough doctors. not enough resources or operating rooms. it all means less urgent operations like marlene's to remove her thyroid get moved down the priority list. she's been waiting to have this operation for three years. >> presently, i'm not on any medication. you know, so the appointment -- apparently it's on this ship. >> you heard marlene correctly. she said a ship. against the blue jamaican sky, you can't miss it. bright white with large red crosses. this is the usns comfort. it's the largest hospital ship in the world. it shares that title with its sister, the mercy. the twin ships are actually oil tankers turned floating hospitals. each the height of a ten-story bu

a marlen cÓmo que se le ocurriÓ?viento unos chistes. >>> ah! no. >>> a ver una probada como algo de timbiriche o algo asÍ. >>> a ver venga. >>>♪. >>>♪. >>> (aplausos). >>> oiga cuando se habla por ejemplo ahorita de acordeÓn de giras de estar todo tiempo de arriba para abajo realmente quÉ es lo que extraÑa de las vida personal marlen y don eusebio? >>> este, afuera nadomente ot trayÉndola a ella ya traigo un cacho de mi familia conmigo y es mÁs facil para mÍ trabajar fuera de casa y este convivir y todo hace mÁs facil. >>> la doÑa no se pone celosa. >>>? >>> no tiene sus retos pero oa hay mÁs respeto porque la traigo a ella aquÍ. >>> sÍ. >>> no se le enoja. >>> claro. >>> a veces. >>> y el novio. >>> no. >>> estoy enfocada en mi carrera. >>> ah! >>> por quÉ siempre que uno les pregunta eso decimos lo mismo. >>> soy soltera. >>> y si tuvieras la oportunidad de hacer algo con alguien en un escenario quiÉn serÍa? >>> gerardo ortiz. >>> (aplausos). >>> muy bien hecho. >>> allÍ estÁ nada mas. >>> quÉdese con nosotros para

above, but i would really like to focus on steve and marlene. let's talk about the president's trip to alaska. as well as secretary kerry hosted conference. i think my frustration about describing this as i'm not sure how to describe it. it is not an arctic council meeting although the members and observers are invited. it is not a preparatory meeting for the paris climate change summit in december but it's going to feel a little bit like that and it sort of its purpose. it's to highlight the art chick is really feeling the biggest impact of global climate change warming two to three times faster than any place on the earth. the president will highlight the need for climate change. but is this a missed opportunity. should the president and secretary kerry be addressing the other issue is or should we just stick to something they, which is not safe from the very dangerous, the climate change and i welcome your thoughts and the dynamics are talked about. is this a missed opportunity or to focus on the conference agenda. >> problem is if you want t

. >> susie was the fifth of six kids born to marlene and her husband jack, the countrity under sheriff. >> she loved the horses and she lover e loved to go riding. >> susie's love of horses grew as she did and shaped her work ethic. her sister-in-law. >> she was not afraid to be out there shoveling manure or fixing a fence. she was a feisty thing. >> but if there was one word most used to describe susie, it wasn't so much feisty as -- >> fun with a capital "f." >> she was very impulsive, so she didn't think a lot ahead. she just kind of went with the moment. >> and so when susie went off to a technical school three hours away in billings and got herself a boyfriend, perhaps what happened next shouldn't have come as a very big surprise. >> it was she's pregnant. you get married. that's just what you do. >> and so she did. they made a big happy thing of it. the whole family gathered in circle for a real country church wedding where susie introduced her parents and siblings to her new husband, a kid named marty. what was that like for you to? >> finding out she was pregnant and things wer

. >>> police hope a new video will help them find who hit marlene zotti. the 59-year-old was crossing the street, and her mangled walker and groceries were all over the street. >> we have to find the person who could be that court reporting school, killing someone like that. >> neighbors said zotti was well like in the knew. >>> community leaders were now the in the neighborhood distributing flyers describing the suspect. the man was anne sand 4:30 on wednesday morning. you can see him put on the mask and hide in the push, and thin several blocks later, i had attacked, robbed, and raped her. >> jackson heights is is a great new york neighborhood, and something like this does not usually happen. we will will kind out who it is, strag the person, and walk to a hotel. >> police are on the hunt for a man who punched a man in the face and ran off the train. the victim was not seriously hurt. >>> many of the homeless people who had been cleared from a harlem sub subway station are on the rise again. >> rudy giuliani says the matt kozar has more. >> reporter: the

. >> reporter: marlene zotti was crossing here with her walker and groceries when she was struck and killed. the driver sped away. >> she's my little baby. so beautiful. she's got a good heart. >> reporter: robert said he and his sister went to the grocery store together two or three times a month. but this time she said she didn't need him to stay in the store with her. >> i usually take her there and bring her home. she said, go home and i'll call you when i'm ready. >> reporter: she was hit by white minivan, her groceries scattered and her walker in the street. >> i've been living here about 20 years, never seen this happen. bad tragedy. >> reporter: here on her block, her neighbors are stunned they have lost one of their own. >> she was always going to the park and watch the kids play and stuff like that. her childhood. she was a very nice woman. she's going to be greatly missed. >> reporter: holding his sister's scarf he found at the scene, robert pleaded for help. >> we got to find this person who could be that cruel and not have any bearing for life. >> reporter: police are vi

the nypd released video of a white van that may be involved in a crash that killed 59-year- old marlene zatti who was trig to cross 9th avenue in sunset park. the victim's brother tells us zatti was disabled and was crossing the street with a walker when he was hit. >> she's a great girl. she's got a great heart. and you know, she never got a break in life. seeing her stuck in her cart smashed like that is really devastating. >> police have set up an electronic sign at the intersection asking for help to find her killer. >>> time now is 6:04. turning to politics, a major shakeup in the race for the white house. democrat hillary clinton finding herself trailing in the primary battleground state of new hampshire. the nbc news poll has vermont senator bernie sanders earning the support of 41% of democratic voters. a 9 point advantage over clinton. in july the same poll had clinton with a 10 point lead over sanders. vice president joe biden is polling at 16%. clinton is still leading in iowa although that lead is shrinking. donald trump leading in new hampshire with 28% of the vote. ohio go

. >> i just want to say about my sister marlene she's a great girl. she's got a great heart. she never got a break in life. >> reporter: police say the driver of the minivan took off behind. >> to leave somebody after you injure them is bad. >> reporter: investigators are investigating the circumstances of this deadly hit-and-run. the area around the intersection is dangerous. >> i said it was going to happen sooner or later. because this place, i've seen people crossing the street and cars come across. you know, they don't care about people crossing. >> reporter: the nypd has turned to the community for help. they set up this electronic board letting the residents kno w about the hit-and-run and they're asking anyone with information on the driver's whereabouts to call crime stoppers. 1-800-577- tips. >>> a grizzly discovery shut down a popular park in chicago. that park is off limits after body parts of aed to ed to toddler were found there. they found two feet and a hand floating in a lagoon. that park is closed indefinitely. >>> closer to home tonight, a warning for paren

i said i know, but she'll be with you and she cried. >> mariah and marlene dried their tears and the young girl bounded out of the house and drove away. >> what happened? >> they said she fell asleep. >> went off the road. there were no skid marks or nothing. she hit the ditch and it rolled. that kid could nevada leave without her seat belt on. that night she didn't have it on and it threw her out. >> mariah larson was just 18 years old. >> all i remember is answering the phone and my mom telling me and that's all i remember. i just dropped the phone and cried and cried and cried. i just couldn't believe that that could happen three times in one family. >> i never really grieved for grieved for rusty until mariah's accident. and that was the day i grieved for all three of them. >> i can't imagine that scope of loss. i know how you -- i don't know how you managed it. >> i don't know either. >> that hit you pretty hard when she was killed. >> yeah. >> is that the point that gets you every time? >> yeah. >> marya was laid to rest in that little cemetery outside and her mom susie. >> she

police just release the surveillance video of the white minivan that is believed to have hit marlene zotti. she was crossing the street at the time. her mangled walker and groceries were all over the street. her brother is pleading for help to find the driver. >> we have to find the person. who could be that cruel and kill someone like that and not have any value for life, you know? >> reporter: neighbors say zotti was well like in the community. >>> the search intensifies for a masked rapist who attacked a woman. neighbors were out distributing flyers, describing the suspect. the surveillance video shows the man in the bushes at a home on 84th street around 4:30 wednesday morning. you can see him put on a mask and hide in a bush. when the 35-year-old woman walks by, he follows her, and police say several blocks later, he attacked, robbed and raped her. >> jackson heights is a great neighborhood, and something like this usually doesn't happen in jackson heights, but when it does, we come together and fight. we will find him and put this person in jail. >> the man walked between two h

authorities say a minivan hit 59-year-old marlene zotti as she was crossing the street. it happened feet from her apartment in sunset park. >>> there is a desperate search for a missing 16-year-old from brooklyn. ryan mathews was last seen at his home in east new york on august 28th. the family says his wallet and the school book bag with him but no cell phone. >>> a vintage world war i bomb un unearthed at a construction site. officials x-rayed the ammunition but say it's so eroded they can't tell whether it was live. it has been removed. a portion middlesex college is built on a former u.s. army arsenal. >>> dave has been telling us it's going to be a great beach day. and lori bordonaro has the assignment of the day. rockaway beach. the beach season extends? >> reporter: michael and kerry, when you thought the beach season was over, think again. there is officially one more week of beach season. the season, the city has officially extended the beach hours until next sunday, september 13th. beginning tomorrow, beaches already open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. there will

. >> i just want to say about my sister, marlene, she's a great girl. she got a great heart. she never got a break in life. >> i see people crossing the street and cars come across. they don't care whether people crossing. >> they put up an electric sign telling residents about the accident. they're asking for any information leading to the minivan or its driver. >>> a holiday tragedy on the hudson. a man died after jumping or falling from a sailboat. the man was pulled from the water near tarrytown. he drowned accidentally but they're trying to figure out if he fell or jumped into the river. he was coner unconscious when he was pulled from the water. he was not wearing a life jacket. two others were aboard the sailboat. >>> time tore a check of chk books weather and traffic on the 4s. storm team 4's dave price is here. start of a holiday for a lot of people. >> all smiles all around especially if you're going to the beach or have that big celebration outside today. storm tracker shows nothing but clear sky and it's just the way it's going to be for the rest of the day. right

. >> reporter: marlene perkins says it can turn into a problem with lots of rain. >> creek backs up and drains don't run and it is just, streets get flooded. >> reporter: emergency manager ed mccauley says rain doesn't have 48 hours to drain after tuesday night's rain before the second downpour, there could be significant flooding. >> if we get a heavy downpour and those areas flooding and street and tough like that then we want to avoid those areas so we don't have accident. >> reporter: he says later this week it may be necessary for people to move their cars and fortify their homes and watch out for road closures and avoid driving through standing water. >> if it looks deep, don't drive-in it. just have some common sense. if you can avoid the area, avoid it. >> reporter: officials say make sure you check your social media they like to give updates on facebook and twitter. also, tomorrow morning give yourself time to get to work. reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, community around temple university is on high alert after a student is attack near campus

. >>> this is a white minivan marlene zotti. her brother is pleading for help to find the driver. >>> an unurinal sight after a township. the car was towing the boat as it toppled over. >>> now to john elliott with the forecast. >> be careful out there awfully pretty in the park. reading of 72 with glorious sun overned. in and around the city, 70 in brooklyn. 67 for staten island. cooler for hackensack at 63. cooler readings upper 50s, lower 60s north and west. the numbers are warmer, and we are also dealing with the due points already in the mid-60s, and it's going to be a humid day today. you're feeling it, really feeling it tomorrow, and then oppressive on wednesday. the heat and hue marylandty this week, courtesy of the big ridge of high pressure. the wind around the high out of the southwest, we are going to wednesday. the front should usher in the rain by friday. >>> thank you john, so much. i'm andrea grymes. after this. 7th, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning" on this labor day. more real news ahead including a war

ahora vamos con marlene, ¿cuÁl es tu pregunta? marlene, buenos dÍas, ¿estÁs en la lÍnea?bilidad tengo? >> la estoy viendo en pantalla, energÉticamente estÁ fluyendo muy bien, hay una energÍa positiva, estas en cambios importantes en tu vida, muchos retos, tambiÉn, en principio te sale la carta del triunfo, implica mucho Éxito en etapa laboral, es algo que estÁs haciendo con mucho corazÓn y con muchas ganas, por supuesto te va a ir super bien, ten cuidado, porque el principio posiblemente tengas algunos obstÁculos, cosa que es normal cuando uno abre un negocio, pero el negocio va a cambiar cosas en tu vida, principalmente econÓmicamente iba a reflejar mucha emociÓn, lo vas a hacer con muchas ganas, y es muy importante tambiÉn. karla: no perder la fe. >> y hacer las cosas que a uno le gustan, tambiÉn es muy importante. karla: nuestra siguiente fotografÍa, a travÉs de facebook, ¿podrÉ reunirme en algÚn momento con mi familia?, creo que es la pregunta que muchos se hacen, y espero que podamos tener buenas noticias para todos ellos. >> quÉ linda persona y qué lindo a una que t

the stafford county is searching for marlene paige. set the wall of justice in motion. tonight is spotlight is on calderon. arlington county police say he is armed and dangerous. the 23-year-old is accused of slashing a man's face after an outdoor soccer game. they got in the argument over value of college education and calderon became enraged. >> he produced a knife and slashed the face of the victim causing 40, 50 stitches, probably permanent damage to his face. kimberly: -- jennifer: calderon is 6'3", black hair and brown eyes and charged with aggravated assault. they want him off the wall of justice and put him behind bars. if you know where he is, call arlington county police. we will see you next week with a "7 on your side" wall of justice. i'm jennifer donelan. jonathan: thank you. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- what is in a name? why is the push is on to change the face of a local airport. >> a howard county police officer suing the department where she still works claiming discrimination. i'm joce sterman. coming up, why court records show she is not the

marco ortiz is charged with striking and killing marlene zotti while crossing the street with a walker in sunset park. >>> a woman in serious condition after she was injured in a sky diving accident in long island. she was knocked out when she collided with a male sky diver in free fall. stony brook hospital said patricia barinski injuries. >>> president obama using this statement. president obama announced he signed about executive order requiring sick leave for contract workers for the government. >> when you reward people who are playing by the rules that's how everybody does better. that's how america gets ahead. >> the president said he hopes congress will pass legislation like this to help workers nationwide. >>> vice president joe biden certainly using this labor day sounded like he was up for a presidential run. he addressed steel workers at a labor day he focused on the nation's tax code that he said is healthy not paying their fair cheer. there was cheers that included run joe, run. >>> hilary clinton focussed her time in iowa where she attended a picnic. a new poll reveals s

farther south in stafford county, they are looking for marlene paige williams who is on the run. set the wall of justice in motion. tonight the spotlight is on juan garcia. the detectives spent two years looking for juan garcia and they are hoping that you can help. police say the 30-year-old sent a woman he knew text messages saying he was going to kill her and tried to set her bedroom on fire. >> he is 5'5", 180 pounds, black hair and black eyes and wanted for burning occupied dwelling and domestic assault. police want to get him off the wall of justice and put him behind bars. if you have seen juan garcia and know where he is, call prince level county police. we will see you next week wall of justice. alison: after the break, we'll give you a preview of the season 21 stars, routine and the star-topping beats you can expect to see tonight. that's still ahead. leon: plus, apple is expecting a record-breaking debut of the iphone 6s. leon: update of breaking news. the person who was hit by the train there has died. it means a teenage boy. chopper on the scene near boyds, maryland.

the nypd released the video of this van where marlene zotti was killed. her brother says zotti was crossing the street with a walker when she was hit. no word on whether the driver will face charges. >>> in a few hours from now, governor cuomo will head to puerto rico for a one day visit to discuss the financial crisis in the u.s. territory. he's taking a special delegation which includes congressman nadyaville has quiz and reuben diaz junior. diaz says the situation in puerto rico is grave and something must be done. >> there is $73 billion in debt. they don't get the reimbursement rate from the federal government that other states get even though they pay into the medicaid system. one doctor per day is leaving puerto rico. puerto ricans have to come to the united states to get health care. taxes are being raised. >> diaz says he hopes the visit pushes the u.s. to help. joe torrez is headed to cover the governor's visit. you can see his report today and online at abc7ny. >>> a major move by the white house, president obama plans to sign an executive orde

he was driving that white minivan that fatally struck marlene early sunday in borough park, ortiz told officers he had been arguing with his wife and told from he had panicked and left. he has been charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death. ben: funeral services will be held for a family to die in a murder-suicide in a long-range new jersey home. lyndon shot his partner and their tweet the young children last week before setting their house on fire and killing himself. services for all four will be in long branch so far police have not released a motive of those shootings. juliet: the war of words between bill deblasio and rudy guiliani is heating up, digging it out problem. it began with an op-ed in the new york post in which rudy giuliani said the homeless problem is best handled with intervention, not denial and then -- >> i think he is delusional. if you think about what rudy giuliani did as mayor, homelessness went up 40% on his watch. juliet: bill deblasio also said that nypd and the sanitation department are in the process of cleaning up 21 homeless encamp

television. 50-year-old marco ortiz is charged with leaving the scene of a deadly accident. 59-year-old marlene zotti was stuck and killed early yesterday morning while crossing the street with a walker in sunset park. >>> new information in an accident that seriously injured a pedestrian in new rochelle. a 20-year-old autistic man was struck by a vehicle on cooper drive just after 10:30 this morning. police say he was with his family at the time of the accident. he is in critical condition. police say the driver remained at the scene and is being questioned. >>> a war of words between mayor de blasio and former mayor giuliani over the growing homeless problem. de blasio called giuliani delusional for blaming it on him. >> i think he's delusional. if you think about mayor giuliani did home lessness went up 40% on his watch. he clearly doesn't remember the fact that he chased as he said he chased and chased people but also deprived families of benefits they needed and help they needed. >> de blasio went onto say the giuliani administration is trying to portray his time in office as some wonderla

. >> reporter: in lumberton marlene perkins is expect to go wear hear rain boots tomorrow. >> the creek is backed up, and the drains don't run and it is just, the streets get flooded. >> reporter: street flooding is a concern for locally mergecy managers depending on the intensity and timing of the rain event. lumberton emergency manager ed says rancocas doesn't have 48 hours to train before the second down pour, there could be road closures. if we get a heavy downpour and those areas prone to flooding and streets and stuff like that then we want to avoid those areas so we don't have accident. >> reporter: his advice pay close attention to the forecast and flood advisories so you are not caught off guard. >> we want our residents to be prepared, be ready to take action, and do what they can especially living along the creek front. >> reporter: make sure you monitor social media local police department, and, remember of course, don't drive through standing water. you don't know how deep it fist there is flooding tomorrow morning. reporting live from mount holly, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewi

here with more on that amazing story are two moms who jumped into the water marlene smith and cynthiat school bus went into the pond. >> we are standing at bus stop waiting for our children to get home and the first mother we noticed was frantically starting to run. where we were standing was a little bit farther back but when we saw her running we like my girlfriend rebecca who is not with me today was starting to run quicker and starting to run. rounding the corner. we saw a school bus on its side and at this point we hadn't had our children yet. >> oh, no. >> we thought it was our children. and. >> well it wouldn't have probably mattered whether or not it was your children. >> it doesn't matter our children. but it was still like so still like a movie or like a portrait where nothing is moving. and all you see is this bus in the lake. >> cynthia, what would have happened if you hadn't seen the mother running over there? i mean, would anybody have seen it? was it sort of in a remote area? >> it was in a remote area. our bus stop is right by the front guard gate and typically i have

releasing video of this white van that may have been involved in the crash that killed 59-year-old marlene zotti. she was trying to cross 9th avenue in central park when she was hit sunday morning. the victim's brother tells eyewitness news the two had just seen each other earlier in the evening. he says zotti was supposed to call him when she got home. >> so i call her, no answer, she's not picking up the phone. she's a great girl. she's got a great heart, you know, she never got a break in life. >> police have set up an electronic sign at the intersection where zotti died asking for help to find her killer. >>> now to a developing story. one man is in custody for the ambushed shooting of a police officer in las vegas. commanders say the man stepped up to the officer's car window while he was stopped at a light. that man reportedly fired three shots with a semiautomatic handgun hitting one officer in the hand, a second officer in the squad car was unhurt. both officers jumped out and arrested the suspect near a 7- eleven. >>> as thousands of students pa i to go back to school this week, t

police say it struck and killed marlene while she was crossing 9th avenue a in borough park this has been yesterday morning. several reports say she was crossing while using a walker and carrying groceries if you have any information about this call crime stoppers 1-800-577-tips. well overseas migrant crisis in europe show it is no sign of slowing down as thousands of people continue to flee the middle east. >> as european countries struggle to find space thousand of refugees there are growing call for the united states to do more to help. fox 5 teresa priolo is in brooklyn heights today with more details for us. good morning. reporter: good morning everyone this has been called the worst refugee crisis since world or war ii. day bay day tens of thousands are people are fleeing the middle east making their way to europe and oprah countries this was concerning not only toe people here in this part of brooklyn with family overseas in the middle east. particularly in syria, but also pope francis is also calling on catholics around the world to open up their hearts, their minds, their ar

marlen do rodrigues, en exclusiva se desahogÓ con nosotros. >> y vamos de gira a mÉxico, y aterrizamosamentable, y sigue en shock, gracias a dios no pasÓ a mayores, imagÍnate si hubiera sucedido algo peor. orlando: es una realidad que no podemos esconder, estÁ sucediendo, este grupo armado ilegal existe, y siguen boleteando, y chantejando, no solamente a los cantantes y tambiÉn a los comerciantes, todo el mundo. la chica quiso darle una entrevista. alan: tambiÉn hay que denunciarlos. -que tal le saluda gilberto leon...siete heridos y cuatro casas destrÍdas es el saldo de un incendio que sorprendÓ a los habitantes de un vecindario en "bay point". se cree que la fabricacion y venta de drogas porian haber ocasionado las llamas. ... las autoridades sospechan una fugoneta poÍa haber sido utilizada como un laboratorio de cual es el pronostico para san jose? hoy las temperaturas se mantienen en los 90-la temperatura actual es de 81 -las maximas llegaran a los 91 -las minimas descenderan hasta los 62como estara el termometro esta noche para la bahia, peninsula y ciudades tierra adentro las tem

marlen do rodrigues, en exclusiva se desahogÓ con nosotros. >> y vamos de gira a mÉxico, y aterrizamoses de las casi 3000 vÍctimas recuerdan a sus seres queridos en diversos puntos del paÍs. la poblaciÓn entera se une a ellos conservando seis minuto de silencio. casi media hora despuÉs del cuarto aviÓn expresÁndose en pennsylvania, en nueva york, la torre norte del centro mundial de comercio, la primera en ser impactada se derrumbaba frente a la mirada atÓnita del mundo. 10:28 hora del este la gran manzana quedÓ paralizada por el golpe terrorista que cambio a la naciÓn. en instantes vamos a observar ese momento de silencio en honor a las vÍctimas de este atentado que cambiÓ drÁsticamente la historia de estados unidos y la manera en que se llevan a cabo cosas tan cotidianas como por ejemplo abordar un aviÓn. no es al qaeda quien tendrÍa en la vida estados unidos sino grupos islÁmicos, un grupo terrorista que, la manera en que esta reclutando a sus posibles seguidores y abetos es a travÉs del uso de las redes sociales. algo que no existÍa hace 14 aÑos, se llevÓ a cabo este atentado simul

>> deputy city attorney marlene lambert.would be on the recommendation to the board and the d. a.. what i thought would relate to the one discussed. the rest of them i thought were related to the d. a., but i will let dan cider. too requirement is housed in the special use district. as with the unit mix that would be a formula retail family umd. >> i just want to clarify any sud house is approving a zoning map? >> in addition to the board of supervisors to adopt or create a special use district. >> the zoning maps were already introduced to the board of supervisors and they have been referred to this commission. you are making a recommendation that is part of your recommendation should the commission vote to approve, recommend approval of those. your approval motion will include those recommendations. >> thank you. i'm confusing the board. just one quick change i would like to do on the amendment to recommend the board of supervisors stabilization fund. i would like to ask that they also consider a small site fund so they ca

>> deputy city attorney marlene lambert.would be on the recommendation to the board and the d. a.. what i thought would relate to the one discussed. the rest of them i thought were related to the d. a., but i will let dan cider. too requirement is housed in the special use district. as with the unit mix that would be a formula retail family umd. >> i just want to clarify any sud house is approving a zoning map? >> in addition to the board of supervisors to adopt or create a special use district. >> the zoning maps were already introduced to the board of supervisors and they have been referred to this commission. you are making a recommendation that is part of your recommendation should the commission vote to approve, recommend approval of those. your approval motion will include those recommendations. >> thank you. i'm confusing the board. just one quick change i would like to do on the amendment to recommend the board of supervisors stabilization fund. i would like to ask that they also consider a small site fund so they ca

there could be adjustments to the heights the open space might be more activated thank you >> hello marlene coalition for san francisco neighborhoods we do have a resolution i've sent and leave it here i had a a sinking feeling based on director rams comments of the edge of the building in the downtown area and the edge of the van ness corridor high-rise district i have a feeling those edges are going to be creeping closer and closer 80 together with a gigantic block down van ness hopefully not we hope at the coalition more thought and a very detailed presentation of alternatives thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> commissioners my name is tony i'm a boards president of the manila foundation our mission to honor and preserve the legacy of the hotel of the filipino community in the vanilla town lost their development like for developers like this let's not make bones the developer cares about the development e development not us they've rated you are elders that promises of senior housing no guarantees of that what i foresee is that a similar situation you you're going to have

there could be adjustments to the heights the open space might be more activated thank you >> hello marlene san francisco neighborhoods we do have a resolution i've sent and leave it here i had a a sinking feeling based on director rams comments of the edge of the building in the downtown area and the edge of the van ness corridor high-rise district i have a feeling those edges are going to be creeping closer and closer 80 together with a gigantic block down van ness hopefully not we hope at the coalition more thought and a very detailed presentation of alternatives thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> commissioners my name is tony i'm a boards president of the manila foundation our mission to honor and preserve the legacy of the hotel of the filipino community in the vanilla town lost their development like for developers like this let's not make bones the developer cares about the development e development not us they've rated you are elders that promises of senior housing no guarantees of that what i foresee is that a similar situation you you're going to have high ends hous