back in january, we issued a prospectus that solicited those proposals for development of 530 sansome. four proposals were received. we did not -- we then headed team review those proposals, rank them, of those four, you see the four that were received and the bidders made them and the ranking. this was the more complex of the projects. this was the more robust in terms of gross square footage, and therefore, this also had the greatest yield to the city. to fold, one in terms of just straight revenue for the sale of the property, and two in terms of fees that would be generated by the project. let's talk a little bit specifically about the proposal in front of you. this would replace the fire station, that was one of our key drivers. we have an existing fire station , fairly robust, and it was built in the 1960s, but could use some further seismic strengthening, more importantly, it is a bit dysfunctional because the age of the facility, and so this new fire station will address health and safety issues that we have heard loud and clear from the members to make it more functional on t

take the building on sansome and battery with the hotel and residential attached and some commercial. how does that allocation done and is there any favoritism offered in any way where there's a mixed use with residential where's desirable. >> in terms of how we mix it up the allocation is only required for the office portion. it's not uncommon for a project that requires an office allocation to also acquire other authorization for the other project whether it's conditional use or large office authorization and those authorizations look more at the total project. the office allocation is focussing just on the office portion of the project so whether it's an office project or a mixed use the allocation is just for the office. so to your question about whether or not there's favoritism given to mixed use or certain uses, there's nothing specifically within the criteria of prop m that caused that out. if the planning commission think that's an important aspect of it they have the prerogative to have that opinion and have that affect their vote. >> if there's a million square foot project

fluent in both english and french, sansome was exactly who the allies needed. >> they were saboteursecond deadliest job for the allies 42% would be killed. >> explain to me how dangerous it was on a day-to-day basis they couldn't stay in the same place. they had multiple identities whenever they moved, they were shoulder-to-shoulder with german officers and gustapo, right? >> yes, teeming with soldiers and gustapo. >> the book reveals the romance that develops between odette and organizer, peter churchill. >> they're a couple so they're arm in arm and one thing leads to another and they fall in love. >> and soon they weren't acting like a couple. >> exactly. >> both the espionage and romance come to an end when the couple was betrayed and arrested by the nazis in an effort to get the names and locations of other spies, the gustapo interrogated and tortured odette, including ripping out each of her toe nails. >> there are scenes in this book i had a difficult time reading and she was not my grandmother. >> reading larry's book, her time in the bunker, was really explained. and i also

what is in front of the board today are just class two bike lanes on battery and sansom in m.t.a. jurisdiction. they are a one-way street, two lanes in each direction, as well as vallejo street and davis, which are one lane in each direction, more local streets, and the idea is to improve conductivity within the neighborhood, which is separated from the waterfront, and the topography of telegraph hill from downtown. as well as trying to take some pressure off of the embarcadero as we look for more substantive infrastructure. i'm also managing the embarcadero hanson project, which is aiming to add a protected to wait bikeway on the waterside. that project will take some time really the intent is to get onto the ground improvements in the area both on the embarcadero at the sight of the hit and run, and within the neighborhood. so over the past four to six months, we have quickly tried to do robust outreach to the neighborhood. we have had held four community meetings, we had a mailer to a large project area which was followed by a well attended walking tour of the area in the proje

and founder of the anti—mesh campaing group, sling the mesh, kath sansom.want to get a quick reaction from all of you to the fact that mesh looks like it will be offered again to patients in england once these conditions are met.|j offered again to patients in england once these conditions are met. i am appalled, i really am. i can believe they can listen to our pain and suffering and then still offer mesh to future women. suzy? we don't have the information, the data, it is premature to come up with mesh being an option again. the government and nice are handling this desperately badly. if you months ago, government ministers said the effects of mesh on women were devastating, they advised some women to sue their doctors, yet nice seems now to be rolling back from that. kath? the guidelines are based on weak evidence which do not look at complications, only if the operation works. the support page has gone into meltdown this morning, women are devastated that they have paved the way to harm our daughters and granddaughters. linda? it is very depressing and

fluent in both english and french, sansom was who they needed. >> they were to blow up the german bridges killed. explain to me how dangerous it was on a day-to-day basis. they couldn't stay i the same place. they had multiple identities. whenever they moved, they were shoulder to shoulder with german officers and gestapo, right? the book details the spy ring's operations i france but also the romance that develops between odette and her organizer peter churchil >> the cover is as a couple. so they're arm in arm and one thing leads to another and they fall in love. >> reporter: and pretty soon they weren't acting like a couple. >> exactly. >> reporter: both the espionage and romance come to an end when the couple was betrayed and arrested by the nazis. in an effort to get the names and locations of other spies, the gestapo interrogated and tortured odette including r ripping out her toenails. there are scenes in this book i had a difficult time reading and she was not my grandmother. >> reading larry's bo her time in the bunker was really explained. and i also felt such love for her knowi