the last transactions or last events of the out going president of the san francisco state and carlos garcia as he was ending his term as superintendent. these next two properties on mission and connecticut as supervisor kim pointed out are part of a three party transaction with the mayor's office of housing spear spearheaded by commissioner fewer and commissioner mendoza and will trade the mission site for a affordable housing site and on connecticut for another project in turn for parcel e and where the superintendent is and finally the last parcel was 1340 bush. i was never sure why this one was on the list but it's essentially the play ground for redding elementary school and we lease the garage and generate $100,000 from the parking garage so if you look at what's left i want to give you some sort of -- a brief glimpse of what we're looking at now, what we think is in our portfolio so what is left we have the hunter view park, and the former bee site at 200 middle point road. it's a vacant building and we can make that part of the redevelopment going on and not just for malcolm x but fo

for army veteran carlos garcia, working as an arizona state park ranger isn't just a job.nd chance. >> i was homeless. i was out of work for about two years. i got into a little trouble. this program definitely has boosted me, my morale. it's helped me out a lot. i'm glad to be working again. >> cleaning, clearing, and keeping a close eye out while patrolling the state park. garcia is one of four veterans participating in a pilot program. >> i know that skillset that veterans have. i know they can do this job. >> that's why arizona state parks executive director, an air force veteran who flew special ops wanted to help homeless veterans like garcia. >> i'm trying to give these guys a skill, let them get their life back together, put something on your resume other than kicking in doors or driving tanks. >> he paid the vets $12 an hour and gives a fema trailer for them to live in. so far, garcia has saved money, lost 25 pounds, and even reconnected with his family. >> emotionally, spearchy, mentally, helped me out a lot. like i said, i'm grateful to be here. it's an awesome

garcia-cannon. belmont police have found a 16-year-old boy with autism who was missing all night. about an hour ago a citizen spotted tyler along the san carlose're told that tyler is okay and not injured. last night he disappeared from middle school and had not been seen for 12 hours so good news there. >> the b.a.r.t. officer shot and killed by a fellow officer will be remembered today. b.a.r.t. officials say sergeant tom smith was accidentally shot by another officer while they were searching an apartment in dublin. the public is invited to pay respects to sergeant smith tonight from 7:00 to 9:00 at the chapel of the chimes church in hayward. a funeral tomorrow at 10:00. >> the santa clara valley water board expected to vote on several water conservation policies. the district will likely urge people in the south bay to cut back on use by 10%. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, good morning to you. good news for our drought situation. we're getting some light rain on the radar this morning and there is more on the way. just want to show you right now little cell located over the bay bridge. we've got stead