golden gate park and is now -- the firm is now working on hertz playground, and they'll design richmond playground, and jeff miller who's designed such playgrounds as lafayette playground will design stern grove. and i'm happy to answer some questions. i see we have some constituents in the audience. >> a row of ducks came in. >> does he want to speak? >> must have been something you said, lisa, go ahead. >> no, i'm finished. happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> clerk: is there any member of the public that would like to make comment on this item? oh, richard. >> he's stretching. it must be a long comment. >> i am. i was just looking at the occupational agreement and what comes up. you have it in the folder. i noticed one of them that -- we talked about it at committee, and there was the conflict of interest and now that might be bounced bang. if you do the consultation and the work, you can't do the bid. so i just hear that listed on that particular time is in contract. so of the bidders for different project, they also have the subcontractors. so of the issue, what happens--i'm trying

initiative for the renovation of stern grove playground and richmond playground. as we move through the initiative -- and i'll give you the presentation, but i wanted to pause and say that these are the last two related agreements of the initiative, so it's a really nice milestone to hit. so just for some quick background, as you know, let's play s.f. is a public private partnership initiated to renovate san francisco's 13 most deserving playgrounds. on november 13, 2016, the commission approved an agreement between the department and the parks alliance to accept up to $15 million for let's play s.f. and recommended that the board of supervisors approved the grant, and the board of supervisors gave that approval on february 1. also, on december 15, the commission approved an m.o.u. that defined the general working relationship between the department and the parks alliance, and that agreement called for the alliance to partner on each park that would receive funding under the agreement. both projects are tier two projects, which means that they will be largely priv

the playground at richmond college prep was awash in white. it seemed all 500 students and their families might be here to wrap their arms around one. a family of five a few days ago, now three. his sister who was 13. what do you say to them? >> there are no words. >> reporter: it was saturday midmorning when the contreras family suv crashed on i-5 in kern county. chp says mother maria driving drifted into the center divide, overcorrected and rolled. the three adults and a middle sibling all belted and survived. the two children on belted were ejected and died. people consider the parents conscientious and wonder if the kids took their belts off to sleep on the long ride. >> we don't understand. how that happened. but we are here together and we want to show everybody how much we really love them. >> whatever feelings you are feeling, you are not by yourself. >> reporter: the pain is raw at this school. the eighth grade room, her desk is a memorial with expressions of grief for a girl who is a leader and wanted to go to harvard. students learn

. >> reporter: the playground at richmond college prep was awash in white. it seemed all 500 students and their families might be here to wrap their arms around one. a family of five a few days ago. and now three. after the loss of jesse contreras and his sister. >> what do you say? trr no words there are no words. chp says the mother drifted into the center divide, overcorrected and rolled the honda. the three adults and a middle sibling survived. the two children unbelted were ejected and died. people here consider the parents con sheen shoes and wonder if the kids took off their seat belts to sleep. >> the pain is raw. the desk is a memorial with expressions of grief for a girl who was a class leader and wanted to go to harvard. students learning how fragile life is. >> they just said we'll see you on monday. >> take his notebook out and say jesse is working. >> 5th graders save a spot for jesse. it's only the third week of school. >> they're not forgetting him. we're not forgetting him. he's not gone. and i think that's just really special. >> he never g

the playground at richmond college prep was awash in white. it seemed all 500 students and their families might be here to wrap their arms around one. a family of five a few days ago, and now three. after the loss of 10-year-old jesse contreras and his sister citalli who was 13. >> there are no words. >> reporter: saturday midmorning when the contreras family suv crashed on i-5 in kern county. chp says mother maria driving drifted into the center divide, overcorrected and rolled the honda. the three adults and a middle sibling all belted and survived. the two children unbelted were ejected and died. people here consider that parents conscientious and wonder if the kids took their belts off to sleep on the long ride. >> we don't understand. how that happened. but we are here together and we want to show everybody how much we love them. >> whatever feelings you are feeling, you are not by yourself. >> reporter: the pain is raw at this close knit school. in citalli's room, her desk is a memorial with expressions of grief was a leader and wanted t

richmond killed in a weekend car crash. they died on interstate five as their mother was driving the family to southern california to see relatives. debra debra villalon as the latest. >> reporter: the playground at richmond college prep was awash in white. it seemed all 500 families might be here. after the loss of 10-year-old jesse contreras and his sister. the suv crashed on i have in kern county. the mother, maria, drifted into the center divide, overcorrected and rolled the honda. the three adults and a middle sibling, all belted in survived. the two children unbelted were ejected and died. people here wonder if the kids took their belts off to sleep on the long ride. >> we don't understand. but we're here together. and we want to show the family how much we love them. >> whatever feelings you are feeling, you are not by yourself. >> reporter: the pain is raw at this close knit school. in the 8th grade room her death is a memorial. she was a class leader and wanted to go to harvard. >> we were just talking to her about the trip on friday. and they just said we'll see you on monday and i think that hit them hard too. >> take his notebook out and say jesse is working. >> kids settling in an

richmond, killed in the weekend car crash. supporters dressed in white, passed the playground at richmond college prep, in honor of 10-year-old jesse quintar as. classmates have turned their deaths into a memorial. teachers and family members are encouraging their friends and their 12-year-old brother, who survived the crash. to mourn in whatever way feels right. >> take his notebook out. >> you want to go home? go home. you want to run on the playground. >> died saturday morning when the contrer as family suv crashed on i-5. the three  adults and a third sibling were all wearing their seat belt. the other two children were not wearing their seat belts. and they were thrown from the suv. friends say it's possible the children took their seat belts off during the long car ride. >>> one minor injury reported after a grassfire last night. in eastern contra costa county. it started just after 5:00 p.m. on a ranch near the byron airport. and the lazy ann marina. a mobile home and a barn on the ranch were destroyed. power lines were nearby. but the cause of the fire is still being investigated. the byron highway, which was closed