as well as what else has been happening in the immediate neighborhood, including one of david baker's projects. that is through the area, actually. the public has known about this for a very long time. the neighborhood association has known about this for a very long time. i actually look forward to seeing the more current iterations and details as they come forward. >> commissioner? >> this is much like a project we had earlier, and this was probably 2003 or 2004, and these held up during the eastern neighborhood situation. and so, this is a pleasant surprise that we finally see them coming forward, and i see some of the rendering sirrah, and from what i see these look very good. this is not what we're here for. we will have comments on the environmental draft and the impact report, and will be able to send in the comments, and we will take responses and see the project after this is completed. commissioner moore: i look at this as a program e.i.r. with the particular time that this stance, and the architects with the original sketches are not even in business anymore. be that as it

my partner is here, and david baker. we are a san francisco based development company that does market rate housing for sale. we acquired 401 grove last year with existing entitlements for 61 units and ground for commercial. this was a former freeway parcel that has been used as a parking lot for many years. this will increase the number of units and reduce the amount of commercial space, generally working within the existing building configuration. the immediate neighborhood and community has been in support of our plan, in keeping with the market octavia plan. the planning commission is pleased to see additional housing and a low parking ratio. they have written a letter of support, as has the sf and housing coalition. in may 2011, we invited the neighbors to an open house for the site. we recently heard from the owners of the adjacent property who were concerned about losing their science on the east property line. -- there -- their signage on the east property line. we will continue to try to come up with solutions t

running back david turner was coming out of a bakers field convenience store sunday when deputies stopped buying alcohol for minors. the sheriff's department opened no comment. >>> daniel hernandez will be throwing out the first pitch for tonight's game in phoenix. he gave gabrielle giffords first aid when she was shot in january. he's credited by many for helping to save her life. pablo toure in new york, what's the record, 83 all-star players in all. >> ali you and i may still be getting a call playing third base for the american league in a couple of hours. this year is a mind blowing number of all-stars, it's up to 84 now or one in every nine full time players. get to that number, because 16 different players named to the roster have dropped out due to injury, due to fatigue, and also due to a desire to keep their vacation plans as in the case of our home you an ace cc sabathia who wanted to go to the bahamas, had that scheduled and wanted to keep on going and he's headed there instead of arizona and that's insulting because this is meant as much as an honor it is for the players -- >

david. where are the resources? look at the congressional budget office projections of where the united states is going to be. i don't know if you saw jim baker'sll street journal" today. in nine years' time, the unite states will be spending more on the interests, on the federal debt, than on national security. the c.b.o. has projections imagining what the u.s. would save if it reduced its overseas troop presence to 30,000. 30,000. now, in that world, and we are racing toward that world in this decade, right now, the idea that the united states can say to china, thus far and no further, and adopt a policy and military threat that idea becomes less plausible and that's the point of the debate we're having tonight. it's this way that power shifts. it's somewhat inperceptible but when it shifts, ladies an gentlemen, it talks a little bit like david. [applause] >> well,adies and gentlemen, i want to be conscious of our time so i'm going to call on our debaters for their closing arments. they're each going to be given three minutes to make their case to try to sway any final undecided votes in this hall. and we're going to have our concluding remar

david. where are the resources? look at the congressional budget office projections of where the united states is going to be. i don't know if you saw jim baker'sreet journal" today. in nine years' time, the united states will be spending more on the interests, on the federal debt, than on national security. the c.b.o. has projections imagining what the u.s. would save if it reduced its overseas troop presence to 30,000. 30,000. now, in that world, and we are racing toward that world in this decade, right now, the idea that the united states can say to china, thus far and no further, and adopt a policy and military threat that idea becomes less plausible and that's the point of the debate we're having tonight. it's this way that power shifts. it's somewhat inperceptible but when it shifts, ladies and gentlemen, it talks a little bit like david. [applause] >> well, ladies and gentlemen, i want to be conscious of our time so i'm going to call on our debaters for their closing arguments. they're each going to be given three minutes to make their case to try to sway any final undecided votes in this hall. and we're going to have our concluding rema

david. where are the resources? look at the congressional budget office projections of where the united states is going to be. i don't know if you saw jim baker'sall street journal" today. in nine years' time, the united states will be spending more on the interests, on the federal debt, than on national security. the c.b.o. has projections imagining what the u.s. would save if it reduced its overseas troop presence to 30,000. 30,000. now, in that world, and we are racing toward that world in this decade, right now, the idea that the united states can say to china, thus far and no further, and adopt a policy and military threat that idea becomes less plausible and that's the point of the debate we're having tonight. it's this way that power shifts. it's somewhat inperceptible but when it shifts, ladies and gentlemen, it talks a little bit like david. [applause] >> well, ladies and gentlemen, i want to be conscious of our time so i'm going to call on our debaters for their closing arguments. they're each going to be given three minutes to make their case to try to sway any final undecided votes in this hall. and we're going to have our concludin