plot -- project and discuss our plans with at the end of the contractor, we thought we would have to beed and the contractor -- ed and the contractor, we proceeded with this plan in place, with the construction permit their for the removal. to restore the public's safety. these diagrams, these pictures illustrate the demolition you can see the upper right hand picture, showing the debris on the embarcadero and the public security fence on a curved line. this is just different progress. the contractor had remote- control demolition equipment that he was able to operate from the cherry picker. worker safety was in order to protect the workers. putting up a scaffolding to do more with the electrical equipment. we started to put that in on the 26, tuesday. we started having meetings with the contractor in the insurance company on the 26. last week, last tuesday, there was another one scheduled for tuesday. there is a team meeting every week to get everyone plugged into the progress we're making. the contractors working through that last friday, trying to get that done so that we could get a d

i was thinking the answer would be 2000 or 3000 and i was going to go to beed lee and read about that. it is 8000 new jobs and counting. it is staggering. >> your not counting the companies that do not exist yet. -- you are not counting the companies that do not exist yet. >> that is the beauty of it. >> we have one minute. one minute on the hot seat. i have been reading all this great spot -- stuff habout how this would be a modern campus. that is changing. explain the news. >> we're growing faster than a year and a half ago. we have been experiencing spectacular growth. 37% over the last few quarters. that is more than anything we could have thought about when we were in the recession and we were thinking about applying for the future. we are -- we have had to rethink our real estate strategy in light of that. rather than basically focusing on mission bay, we found downtown makes more sense to us to expand and grow to the size and speed that is critical for us. well certainly we have -- we were excited about mission bay at some level we were hoping it would work out. we're more exci

you're losing yoursi superintendent.ng how involved do you want to beed in dthe process for trying tods someone? you don't have -- how involved are you in the search for somebody?bo >> very involved. it's one of the most important issues facing, to elevate the county is our education systemci and the superintendent is the leader of that, so i plan to be involved. i know the state senate and house plan to be also in working with the school board.ch >> very good.oo executive with prince george county, and the new website,ne it's w all about county click, l will link you ito that through our website at the myfoxdc.com. >>> summer harvest season hass several virginia restaurants imagine growerring teamed upup from farm to -- growers teamede up from farm to fork. perform -- mel nip has more. >> reporter: good morning. we're having a great time hereme at the winery, just amazing stuff this morning, in terms ofe rmlocal produce, and what some - it's not just from farm to fork, but farm to glass.t fa and matt is the brewmaster. how much easier is it for you to get locally sourced ingredients?

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