dialogue with the planning department as well as working with the source of plowshares and catholicties projects on financing plans. as part of that we are in conversations with the project sponsors and mohcd, about the number of inclusionary units or over income units for households to be included with each household. and the original plan had been to have 10% of each unit, and are we're evaluating whether to -- whether to eliminate it from the plowshares building and increase the number of units in the catholic charities unit but we'll provide a more detailed update at a future board meeting on that with the board members. also ticd is working on their vertal plans for the island and had a conference with the planning department and to make a formal application next week. the arts master plan will be providing an update on this at the i.t.c. next week but proposals from the artists are slated to come in on the 27th of this month. we are continuing to work on the final map for treasure island and with the department of works, the public works, public utilities commission, and the c

. >> reporter: now he works with san francisco-based swords to plowshares, a nonprofit that providese for veterans in the bay area. in 2012, the organization partnered with the city to open veterans commons which provides housing to formerly homeless vets annex year that will happen again on this site -- and next year, that will happen again on this site. >> to help them is gratifying. >> you can't get your life together in a ditch. you can't get clean in a tent. you can't go to work in a tent. >> reporter: 29% of the homeless veterans in the nation live in california with 700 on the streets of san francisco according to california's department of veterans affairs. both seymour and leon winston used to live on the streets of san francisco. >> the people who move into this building will probably come from other short-term supported housing so this will open up slots. >> if you don't have the security of a home and you don't know where it's going to happen next, you're totally vulnerable to the elements and everything else. >> reporter: the building will provide housing for 56 low- inc

united states was going to convert their weapons grade plutonium into steel, turning his sword into a plowshare, are you familiar with that questions mark -- with that? >> yes. >> in 2001, we entered into that agreement. are you aware of that? >> yes. >> in 2007, the construction of the facility begin to read you aware of that? >> yes. >> in 2010, there was an amendment to the original agreement. we reaffirmed their decision to turn our weapons grade plutonium into mock steel. are you aware of that? >> yes. >> are you aware that there is a plant in france? >> yes. >> and this is where you take weapons grade plutonium and diluted down to make it fuel commercially. >> one of the options, yes. >> that agreement was reaffirmed between us and russia in 2010. in 2014, the obama administration made a decision to stop that process and put it in coal standby. congress rejected that by funding $345 million for continued construction. here's my question to you. will you go to the savannah river site and come back until this committee how much of the plan is completed in your opinion? >> if confirmed, i wi