and apri, more than two dozen public outreach meetings were held. the community led process resulted in seven programming priorities which were captured in an elegant design. the preliminary design was presented to the commission in march 2017, though in response to feedback from community members, environmental groups and regulatory agencies, the designs were modified. staff most recently presented the concept design to the commission for discussion in march 2018. the input received from the community process resulted in programming priorities which include gathering areas, concessions, picnic areas, open spaces, active and passive recreation, conservation of natural resources, preserving history, and sea level rise resiliency. the design resulted in the creation of six zones. the first is the neighborhood edge, which focuses on community connectivity by creating vital connections, the design seeks to integrate surrounding public housing and residential areas on the hillside to the park. the garden shore walk features a design of california native

as you move -- [inaudible] >> -- such as the resilient use leadership academy of apri who was here earlier but was unfortunately not able to stay for public comment. as mentioned by bright line staff at the last meeting on 5-15, we'll also look into community concerns by definition. we'd like to work with staff issues -- [inaudible] >> thank you for bright line being involved in this. i'm sure it will be incredibly helpful. next speaker, please. >> hi there. my name is constance flannery, and i live at 281 arlington street. i'm here to speak on behalf of over 40 of my neighbors to mist rental wrecks on flannery street on the side of fair month elementary street and on arlington streets as miguel and richmond streets. have a petition signed by 40 neighbored up to the 400 block of arlington who is opposed to the proposed location. everyone i spoke to signed my petition and are against the location. we are not against the bike or bike racks. many of my neighbors ride bikes. we are suggesting better, safer spots on san jose avenue next to a dedicated bike lane. one is a half block from the pre

i'm also afillated with apri. i agree with what jackie said. i'm glad she brought all these young people in because they're the future. but you guys coming in building bayvi bayview-hunters point, it's all contaminated. i worked in the shipyard. the last ship i worked on was the u.s.s. enterprise. it was a nuclear aircraft carrier, and one thing i was wondering, where's all this nuclear waste going? i'm welding, i'm making money, but still, i'm being exposed. so i'm for this project, i just hope you take into consideration that the people that are living in this community, you know, we're in desperate need of the jobs, we're in desperate need of the housing. housing is coming, jobs are coming, and that's a beautiful thing, but i'm just hoping you come in and respect the neighborhood. >> vice president melgar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is timothy and i'm a field representative with carpenter's local 22. we are here today to voice our support for the proposed india basin project and are thrilled to

. >> reporter: in apri president trump denied knowing about the hush money. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> reporter: then, this week -- >> did you know about the payments? >> later on i knew, later on.>> and hallie, as you mentioned earlier, now michael cohen has pleaded guilty, but now the manhattan district attorney's office, which is a differe office than the federal prosecutor, is reportedly considering charges against the trump organization. what moru say about that? >> yeah, on the state level there, which y know there's a distinction, "the new york times" is saying the district attorney's office in manhattan is considering going after crimal charges against the organization and two senior company officials in connection wi these hus money payments by cohen, citing two officials with knowledge of the but both officials tell the paper this is still in the early stages. the prosecutors hee not m a decision yet. so, why does that distinction between federal and state matter? remember, the president does not have the power to pardon people or