and corey smith. thank you for your time. please go ahead. >> they were referring to a previous agreement between you guys and the college in 1991 where there was an exchange of property and i suggest that before you go forward with this kind of an agreement you look into the precedent-setting procedures that are in place from a similar situation 25 years ago. there's a seeming rush on you. and i ask that it be postponed at least until research can be done and checked out for the appropriate legal opinions. some suggest that the college has been sufficiently involved and that can be challenged on the grounds that represent the college's interests did so while acting as administrators and trustees during the years of the now-proven illegal takeover of the college. many of these individuals have since left or been removed from the district and i think of any legal fair reading would point out that college hasn't had proper input since 2012. legal challenges come from a variety of sources. for that reason, it would be more prude

. >> corey smith. >> good afternoon, commissioners. corey smith. i'm going to read a letter from a neighbor in mission bay south. dear commissioner, my name is f. ron bycker. i live in mission bay south across the street from the proposed supportive housing development. i'm unable to attend the upcoming meeting in person, i'd like to register my support in favor of item 5b. i can speak to the merits of the recommended site plan and design, but i'd like to speak more broadly about thisened pro. i believe supportive housing on block nine. helps facilitate multiple policy objectives that bring to light values i hold dear. for one thing, supportive housing is a provesen approach to addressing the homelessness crisis we see on our city streets. second, supportive housing in mission bay contributes to the ongoing development of a renowned mixed income community that can serve as a model for other neighborhoods across the city. third, by locating supportive housing in mission bay and not -- and not an already low-income neighborhood, we take one step forw

corey clement. >> first of fireworks continuing, first drive of that second half. carson wentz, hitting torrey smithr the score there. the eagles eagles defense even got in on that scoring birrage early fourth, derrick barnett strips prescott. nigel adams, scoops and rumble 37 yards to make it a laugh nerve big d. birds up 30, win 37 to nine. philly wake up. birds, eight straight wins, and they have the best records in the nfl. >> it is the strength that the team has right now, it is attributed to the leadership of the football team. the veteran players on the team. not letting things get, you know, too out of proportion with the group. you know, we talked about the injuries, the resiliency, next man up, the coaches, the coaches do great job during the week preparing these players. and the players right now just have that confident mindset. we're having a blast, tell you that, having a blast. i love winning this league, i lover dealing with these boys. >> eagles are scoring at a team record pace. they are 320 points through ten games is the most in the history of the franchise, carson wentz lead the

first possession, this time, corey clement rumbles for 11 yards to put the eagles up 15 to none. -- nine. >> next driver, wentz to smith who levels across the goal line to make it now 23-nine. how about the defense getting into thing? fourth quarter the eagles strip zach prescott, nigel, takes it, birds win it 37 to nine. here's carson and the post after the game. >> i think it shows our resilience, we newcombing into the lockerroom at half time, we left a lot out there, we're much better than that, we had to go execute. it showed we have a lot of belief in each other. we can get the john done. first of all the message is basically we haven't done anything. we beat a good football team. you know, the cowboys, we still got to play them again. you know, we haven't clinched anything, you know, it is one game at a time. and, you know, we'll get back to work on tuesday, guys ready to get back, get back to philly. watch the tape and get on to the next one. >> right now the big story line in this one, eagles also played most of their game without their kicker elliot. >> elliot appeared to be injured while making a tackle on t

corey clement part of the rushing attack. carson wentz tossed two touchdown passes one to torrey smith the other to alshon jeffreys. wentz has thrown 25td passes in the season. the eagles own a league best nine and one record. they have plenty of reason to stick their chest out but the birds refuse to do that. >> they don't get overwhelmed with it. they take it all in stride. they should enjoy it obviously as a team because they worked hard to get to this spot but at the same time it's business as usual. they keep talking about a one week mentality getting ready for work on tuesday and wednesday and thursday. and just trying to win the week and they've done that all season long and that's probably one of the biggest things i'm most proud of with this group. >> it wasn't all good last night. kicker jake elliott was injured in the game. he's in concussion protocol. we'll hear from coach pederson at 5:30. the record nine and one, tops in the nfl. >> you got it, one game at a time. >> slow your roll. pump your brakes. >> thank you ducis. >> well, all of the hype has eagles fans looking ahead to the playoffs. the team m

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