the value of one piece of property at 110 embark darrow is $6 million without any development. that's lands value alone. if you extrapolate that to treasure island, the property is worth $20 billion, that's b as in billion, 100,000 million. $6,000 million dollars. we sold this or allegedly tried to sell it to lenar for $110 million. this is a rip-off. the ownership issue has not been settled. title has not cleared. the privatization of our commons is something that is extremely serious, especially when it's for private gain. this is something that absolutely has to stop. the land belongs to the people of california and i object to the consideration of the e.i.r. at this time on behalf of the people of california. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> good evening, commissioners and title board members. my name is gail gilman, the executive director of the community housing president buell: and a provider of homeless housing on treasure island for the last 10 years. . . i'm here tonight to urge you to approve the e.i.r. and also to understand that my comments extend to the

darrow been in an effort to steer some heavily populated cities from disastrous flooding. parishes are facing severe flooding in that larouche you can see what that can do towns have completely emptied out as residents look for high ground. most people paid attention to the warnings which is good. another 11 parishes will be added to the 22 which will get expanded flood assistance from fema. this is video people packing up and moving out residents living in the three mile lake community were rushing to get their valuables loaded up in cars, mandatory evacuation notice issued sunday for 2000 people in this area. heavy flooding as a direct result from the opening of the snow white. >> james: we will be back with more in just a minute alive look for more andmorgan creek. at ths point sunshine in the state. more and your mother, traffic, news in just a moment. >> justine: president barack obama of delivering the commencement address to seniors that booker t. washington high school let's listen. >> broaden their ideas about what is possible. parents, politicians and the media a