housing and infrastructure program that is part and parcel for mission bay and i would like to ask christian maher, a real estate specialist in our division to work you through the item. >> thank you, director bohee. the items for you for consideration are a memorandum of understanding a 5th amendment to the mission bay south owner participation agreement and release agreement. each of these documents relates to the planned acquisition of blocks 33 and 34 by ucsf for expansion of its reserve campus and necessitated by the university's exemption of a state agency for local land regulations and property taxes. before getting into the details of the transaction, i would like to give you a brief overview of the items that i will cover in the presentation this afternoon. i will start with background on the site, ucsf and the documents that govern development of the site, followed by discussion of the main terms of the proposed agreements; the findings of benefits that we are required to make under redevelopment law, environmental review and conclusion and next steps. blocks 33 and 34 as director bohee

. >> christian maher development specialist. if you don't mind, i would like lara yamyoshi would be better able to answer that question. >> thank you. commissioners lara yamyoshi vice chancellor. the state constitution defines the university's as teaching and public service and the clinical care that it provides as part of its public service mission. as you know, we teach students and trainees in our professional schools and our educational programs are part of our mission. we also train residents and post graduates in our post-professional degree programs. in addition, we perform research, and our activities both in the laboratory environment, as well as in an office desktop environment are part of our mission. and then further that involves partnerships with other organizations and entities with whom we do research. but we are limited by how much of our space we can make available to those other entities. particularly if they are for-profit entities. in addition, we provide patient care both in the inpatient setting and outpat

the article you've ruffled referred to is the examiner and the ocii staff including myself and christian maher were answering questions what runs that the land and the benefits to ocii and is city overall that payment we presented it as part of our budget allows us to have the 2 hundred and 35 units we can build with nonprofit partners in four years that 10.2 million certainly helps us complete our exorbitantly obligations the fraction that ocii must live by. in terms of implementing agreements. the boards has it's on separate authority as the elective body of the city it must consider both is this the affordable housing payment a good deal and should consent be given to lift off the pilot i believe that's the article you're referring to. >> we talked about the same stuff here. i have a couple of questions real quick those are part of the budget discussed i want to say the first one to the 2 hundred and 6 street items will those be sb 13 before their implemented >> we provided 7 at least $4 million in funding closer to $8.00 through the eminent domain whether there was fair market rate. the pe

christian world. people have different views and they have different experiences. and that's fundamentally what's wrong with this political correctness and with bill maher's view of it, too. they are all wrong. they are all talking about identity politics. have you got your women and you have got your muslims and you have got your african-americans and those groups all think alike. that's fundamentally flawed. >> all right. well, the group boko haram is seeking to establish a pure islamic state and they want it ruled by sharia law. very punitive to women. extremely punitive to women. they attack christians, bomb churches, kidnappings. language about them people are just beginning to call them evil terrorists but they are not alone. >> no, this is part of the growing threat of terrorism and radical islam all across northern africa. why weren't they designated as a foreign terrorist organization some years ago? in part, i think from the administration spokesman they didn't want to say that a terrorist group in the largest country in africa. one out of four africans is a nigerian was growing and becoming increasing threat because that would cut across the administratio