well, jason slowly -- he was doing a record with david lee roth and he slowly lost his ability to play guitar and had to quit the band and come home and spend time with me. over the next few years he continued to work on a new album but his voice was becoming difficult for me to understand and i was very worried that i would not be able to help him or attend to his needs. i went to my studio and thought, i had seen the boards where you point to a letter, until you get the right one and i wanted it to be direct. basically i put it in six squares, four letters in each square and held it up and said point to your letter and it turned out every letter had an englishl, to the square and the letter, eventually we memorized that and now we talk without the board. it's like conversation those his words come out of my mouth and he is free to talk whatever he wants. >> that's remarkable. then speaking of that, this young man on the end here, i remember i was at san jose state when you had your career, first time, injury, you were quite a hero to many of the people out there watching. why did you

that december road trip phenomenon the road for 7 trips the team won 6 to one then came february david leeebruary 27th we saw a moment of it at madison square garden this guy scored 54 on the nixon. then the win over the next one and the country really delivered the warriors. at the beginning of the season we coordinate that warriors are gotten the fact that warriors ground - we're removing the drirpgs long suffering. i'd like to recognize an anniversary one year ago tomorrow that you and i and the form mayor stand-down 0 on the pier and received you're welcome back to the city of san francisco. our heartfelt thanks to you. a year later we're a lot of closer to the dream and thank you. today is all about celebrating teams. but let's face it our teammate deserves that; right? (clapping) people are starting to figure out who the warriors were and then steve scored against denver and 22 points a quarter against san antonio. i need to set the record straight i can't tell you oh, that occurring i didn't if i could pick anyone to marry my daughter. at the risk of breaking teenager hearts that jo

. >> david lee, by the way, the witness called as next rebuttal witness. david lee.e're trying to figure out who he is. he's not a witness that has testified yet for the state. >> martin? >> lisa, what's your reaction to the judge's ruling on adam pollock as potential rebuttal witness. >> i assume the only thing the prosecution was going to call him on was that point and if the judge is not going to allow it, they're not going to call him. i think it's worse if he did advertise this on his website as craig melvin indicate. it worse than using the trial to get money. his testimony was, george zimmerman was a terrible fighter. so if he's using it to advertise his services, i mean the implication would be george zimmerman had to be somewhat better than a terrible fighter otherwise why would anybody want to go to the gym, take fighting classes three times a week for a month if they're a one on a scale of one to ten? >> the actual website, which craig melvin, my colleague, looked up and this in crack production team says this, to receive information about the training geo

martha: david lee, thank you very much. bill?re are heat advisories up and down the east coast and across the midwest. so when can we expect a break? maria molina is live in the weather center looking at that i don't know, are we halfway through it yet or not, maria? >> we're halfway through it. we're on day three. we're on five days of experiencing very hot temperatures. david lee touched upon something very important. it is not like we're talking about record-setting high temperatures across the northeast but the problem is the humidity. it makes it feel so much hotter out there. i will show you two things right now. first high temperatures we're expecting. 91 degrees in new york city. 95 in washington, d.c. very widespread. look how many areas will reach 90 degrees. 91 in detroit, chicago, st. louis. 95 in little rock, arkansas. even across parts of mississippi, alabama and the state of georgia we're talking temperatures into the 90s. then you factor in the humidity. this is what it feels like when you head outdoors on your sk

david lee miller is live in lower manhattan now. this weather's going on nor five days -- for five days now, starting to take a toll. david lee, good morning. >> reporter: it is hot, bill. there are now 130 million people in some 22 states, plus washington, d.c., who are being affected by this ongoing heat wave. we are now in battery park city, and to give you some idea where that is, as we pan north, you can see the skyline of the upper west side. this is lower manhattan, this is a beautiful park area, but for the most part it is pretty deserted. a lot of people deciding to stay indoors today. so far this heat wave has caused at least one death. authorities say that a man suffering from alzheimer's disease wandered away from his home in kentucky, and he died of a heat-related illness. also in maine a man there has been charged with four counts of child endangering after he allegedly left four of his kids in a parked car despite the fact the temperature there, 97 degrees. those four children all treated for heat exhaustion. here in

. >> david lee. >> allen, lee. >> christensen lean. >> crystal blocket. >> eric madian. >> pierre middleton viez. >> joanne moore. >> alicia powell. >> germ an wigins. >> ricky rawlins. >> darrel rushing. >> peter oliver. >> michael sierra. >> kerri winford. >> barry wo o. fonshi sin. >> and wilson bangs. >> congratulations to all of our graduates. [ applause ] >> thank you, arcadia and thank you graduates. i would quickly like to acknowledge udo and david dalatory from the labor area here today and i have the pleasure of introducing our fearless leader the director of city build pat mulligan >> thank you. >> thanks. >> i want to thank everybody that participated in this event. it is really heartwarming after the end of 18 weeks to go through this process and i want to congratulate the class that each of the student completed the 18-week section of training but now you embark on a new career. and so the work now begins in earnest really. it is just the beginning, endure, preserver and work hard and there are opportunities and money to be had, go out and take them, you know? i want to thank

investigators say david lee simpson was arrested after articles on the newtown, connecticut shooting. he was apparently upset about the jed yas arias trial. >> the media, sometimes they have a difficult job to do, so i am very happy that we were able to prevent certain situations that could have occurred. >> the identities of the news anchors threatened have not been released. it is also unclear what connection simpson has to arizona, although he is also accused of threatening a phoenix woman who defended the anchors online. >>> and saline torres is due back in court, accused of kidnapping and killing morgan teenager sierra lamar. he was arrested more than a year ago. despite multiple appearances a year ago, he is yet to enter a plea. according to court documents, torres is required to be present today. >>> a hell's angel accepted a plea deal in a gunfight that killed a chapter san jose president. he pleaded guilty to battery and invitation to fight in reno yesterday. he is accused of shooting a motorcycle club member at a casino. his best friend died in the gunfight. the member accus

. >>> rumors are flying that the warriors are going to trade all-star forward david lee.m makes financial sense. the 30-year-old has three years and $44 million left on his contract. he had hip surgery in late may. >>> and san jose state make as big move today. it officially becomes a member of the mountain west conference. that's a big deal for san jose state sports which will now face tougher opponents. better opponents means better ticket sales. >>> a touchy father and son >> shall i stay married to anthony? >> new jersey goal tender martin selected his own son in the draft. the devils have no plans to bring the younger one up any time soon but it was a nice moment at the draft to see the generations together. the elder said he had butterflies sitting there like any hockey dad hoping his son would get picked. >>> the newest animal at a texas zoo has people seeing double and we're not talking about twins either. we'll show you the great video coming up. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> welcome back no

>> david lee. >> david? >> lee. >> thank you. >> okay.hey had a third witness. >> they didn't know if they were going to call that person tomorrow or not. >> i have to ascertain his certain availability. i just haven't. >> when you find out tonight, would you please e-mail the defense and let them know so they can be prepared for that in the morning? >> yes, your honor. >> i know the state understands they are bound into rebuttal. mr. pollack testified before. i want to make sure this is not a re-examination of him but it is a rebuttal to a particular fact we presented in our case. >> if it's not, you're free to object and i'll rule. >> yes, your honor. >> are we ready to bring the jury in? >> if the defense is. >> yes, your honor. >> you need to rest in front of the jury. please bring the jury in. >> and we are watching some important developments here in the george zimmerman trial. lisa bloom, we just learned several things. number one, mr.ç zimmerman wil not testify, as he told the court in the customary fashion, directly to the judge

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> we're going to take you back to the early 1940s. world war ii was raging. here at home, the u.s. government put into play a drastic policy. people of japanese ancestry, many of them u.s. citizens, suddenly found themselves the victims of fear and discrimination. although guilty of no crime, they were rounded up and sent far away to what were basically prison camps. as eden tells us, it was a policy that our nation would regret. >> so, this my grandfather's yearbook from 1944. and here's this great shot of gila river -- the camp he was at. >> jenny uchida's grandfather spent his high-school years behind barbed wire. he and his family were locked away at a camp in the hot arizona desert. that's because he was of japanese descent, and the united states was at war with imperial japan. >> that is why the commanding general of the western defense command determined that all japanese within the coastal areas should move inland. notices were posted. all persons of japanese descent were required to register, and

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> here's another report in our series on first aid basics. >> attila the hun, jazz musician tommy dorsey, and the man who wrote the play "streetcar named desire," tennessee williams -- they all had one thing in common. they choked to death. >> choking is very common, and with the proper training, you can learn how to help someone who might be choking. >> what is choking? >> choking occurs when something gets stuck in your throat. >> how do you know if someone's choking? >> if they can't make any noise, they can't cough, speak, breathe, then they're choking. they might even be making the universal choking sign, but it's important to know that if somebody's coughing or making any sort of squeaking sound, they're not actually choking. it's just the body trying to get the object out. >> so, what do we do? >> i've brought my friend cami here. she's gonna help us learn what to do if somebody is conscious and choking. so, first, i need to make sure she's choking. she's not making any sound. are you choking, cami? s

. >>> rumors flying this morning as the warriors are in talks to trade all-star forward david lee.ahoo! sports reporting, moving lee makes financial sense. 30-year-old has three years and $44 million remaining on his contract. that's a pretty penny. he had hip flexor surgery in late may. >>> san jose state may get a big move this morning. it officially becomes a member of the mountain west conference. this is a big deal for san jose state sports, by will now play tougher opponents such as boise state, san diego state and fresno state. better opponents means better ticket sales at spartan football games. >> good for them. breaking news this morning. the b.a.r.t. strike. mike, take a look at the roads. >> that's right. even if you don't take b.a.r.t., it will affect roads around the bay. the bay bridge, most immediate effect. and we see these cash lanes stacking up. typically because not all of the toll tickers are open this time of morning. but this is a heavier volume flow of traffic, more cars than we see. looking at the berkeley curve, similar situation, lights right. a breakdown

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> in "a tale of two cities," charles dickens wrote, "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times." he could have been describing middle school. no question, middle school can be a challenge, and the challenges are different for guys than they are for girls. this week, scott reports on surviving middle school from the boys' perspective. >> middle school is life-changing. >> middle school is competitive. >> annoying. >> confusing. >> it's stressful. >> middle school is a circus juggling act. >> those comments don't surprise dr. michael thompson, a psychologist and an author. he spent a lot of time studying the issues boys face in school. >> boys are not as wired as well for school as girls are. it's a harder fit for them, and it is right to middle school, because they're so much more physically active, they're so much more impulsive, and they want to be outside running around. >> and boys are more likely than girls to drop out before finishing high school. but schoolwork isn't the only challenge bo

david: let me go to lee now. very briefly because we're getting reports of some earnings coming out. a lot of investors think we topped out at this level. they're ready to hit the cell button. why would you say stop, don't do it yet? >> when you look at the trim of interest rate environment the reason interest rates -- david: lee, i'm sorry. we're getting word the numbers are out. let's go to the intel numbers first of all. we have actually right on the money in terms of earnings per share, 39 cents. a little low on the revenue. 12.8 billion. the estimates were for 12.9 billion. we see the stock getting hit a little bit, liz, after-hours. it is down just a tick. again a slight miss on the revenues but exact get on the earnings per share, 39 cents. liz: some of that has to do with outlook here. here is what they see for the full year. intel saying they will be approximately flat for the full year. year oaf year, down from prior expectations of low single-digit percentage increases. we do see the stock softening ju

fox news david lee miller joins us with latest. popularity of short term rentals is on the rise. by that we mean rentals less than 30 days. the increase is due to these websites that encourage anyone with a room or entire home to advertise availability. this now is a $24 billion a year industry. but some cities have restrictions ranging from requiring permits to outright probushion. for example, after new york city resident nigel warren rented out his manhattan apartment three days he soon discovered he violated state law with initial fines of $40,000. >> i flipped out. there were a few days where i actually, more than a few days. there were weeks i was not sleeping. i didn't know what to do. i had never been in the situation. >> although the fines were lowered to 2400, warren is fighting the violation. as courtesy his legal fees are being paid by the web site, air b and b where he advertised apartment. it says new york's law is unfair and advertises its services are not illegal. they caution potential customers to check local laws.

dagen: fox news' david lee miller in battery park city, new york city, with more. his is day five of the heat wave. it is a heat wave that's affecting some 130 million people in some 22 states, and washington, d.c., we are in lower manhattan, a popular park, a bicycle and jogging trail. take a look here. today, it is almost deserts. many people deciding they are best often staying at home in the air-conditioning than coming outside in the sunshine. the utilities continue to cope, but this could be a record breaking day when it comes to power usage. con eddy son advising customers not to have the thermostat lower than 78 degrees. they say it does not expect any significant problems. listen. >> >> we're halfway through without any major disturbances, blackouts, bronouts, or anything that they notice up to this point, and we're cautiously optimistic the rest of the week will be the same. >> just how much power will they provide today? they estimate 13 billion with a "b" to customers, supplying the juice for some 6 million air conditioners in the new york city area. in

david lee miller has the latest. >> the business of providing short-term rentals is a $24 billion perear industry and growing thanks to the polarity of the websites you mentioned encouraging anybody with a room or an entire house to advertise availability. some cities have restrictions requiring things like permits and out right prohibition. afterew york city resident rented out his manhattan apartment for three days, soon discovered he had violated sta law with initial fine of $40,000. >> i flipped out, ere was a few days, more than a few days, some weeks i was not sleeping, was stressed, i'd never been in this kind of situation. >> he is still fighting the violation. his legal fees are being paid by the website whe he advertised his apartment. the company says new york law is unfair and empathizes it is not illegal. ththey cautioned potential customers to check local laws. as advocacy group says sht-term rentals are good with the overall economy, but they say damage to property value, unrelated security and safety as well as unfair competition. >> obviously hols a losing millions of

time stuff, yahoo sports is reporting that the golden state warriors are exploring trade option for david leeee years and $44 million remaining on his contract. he is coming off hip surgery which he received surgery in late may. we will keep you updated on that story. >> i was laughing outloud with fred doing his thing. >> that was my favorite cartoon. >> that is my favorite comment by any sportscaster in recent memory. >>> a san jose state university professor no longer teaching after an investigative unit report. the student at the heart of the story speaks out. >>> a tragedy rocked a cirque du soleil show in las vegas. >>> and the deadline is 30 minutes away. will bart workers strike? a live report from oakland coming up. >>> it appears a bart strike is imminent with the two sides far apart on a number of key issues and no one is talking. kimberly tere is live where the official decision will be announced in a few minutes. i'm thinking no one has talked in the last half hour? >> reporter: that's absolutely right, terry. today negotiations were held at this caltrans building which is neutra

david lee simpson was booked transported from upstate new york.and two counts of stalking. arias was convicted of first degree murder may 8th in the 2008 death of her ex- boyfriend. shot and killed an alligator they say ate an 80 pound dog. authorities found the massive alligator wednesday still in its mouth. police say a woman was walking her dog without a - when the massive reptile authorities believe the alligator may have mistaken the dog for a large duck. the alligator is about 12 than five hundred pounds. it after determining it was too big to relocate. wildlife officials plan to bury the carcass or use it for research. it is now time for a gary radnich with the jack in the box sports cast. >> announcer: announcer: sunday's your last chanc to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempu

. >> david lee. >> shep: so george zimmerman will not testify in his own defense.rted ruled the case should go on after hearing all the witnesses. we'll hear two more witnesses in the state's rebuttal case and then it sounds like a charging conference and explain all of that coming up right after this. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, y will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can helpeduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta inot for children under 18. people taking maois, linezolid or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe

. >> david lee roth, ozzy osborne. >> i will go with keith richards. >> he is not a great singer, but it would be fun. >> it would be. i wouldn't understand a word he is saying. >> in hard castle and mccormick, what is the dude that played mccormick? >> i can't remember his name. >> i want rueben stein. >> i am thinking of a different comedy. >> mick jagger. look at it on youtube and 57 minutes in when he starts singing "satisfaction" amazing. >> why? >> i want to say imogen. >> i can't sing. >> she likes the -- she has the hypnotic accent. >> she is not a gym. i'm a gym. >> what is the best way to beat the heat? nick gillespie discusses his new book. i wear a tank top and drink lots of fluids. would the world be better off without the internet? the internet says no. mind your own business, internet. all right, greg, sorry. >>> should the cabin crew be a size 2? should too many pounds keep them on the ground? an indian airline is reportedly planning to hire only skinny female flight attendants. it is in order to cut down on the price of fuel. go air as it is called claims the policy w

hi, david lee. >> reporter: hi, martha. temperatures have been creeping up.egrees in central park. it does feel much warmer than that thanks to the humidity. the record in 1953, 100 degrees. we're told it is unlikely we are going to break that record. as for the city of new york, the emergency phone number, 911, is reporting there's been a spike in the number of calls for heat related problems. here at new york central park, many continue to enjoy the weather. take a look behind me. you can see the recreational bike riders here and also see the pedi-cab bike riders, people who make their living by taking tourists around the park. both the recreational bicyclists and ones trying to earn a buck say they're doing the best they can to cope with these comparatively high temperatures. >> you get used to it. you have to work. most of us are students and have to pay for college. >> it's hard. i try to get hydrated and stay in the shade as much as possible. but i have to run all year. that's how you do it. no days off. >> reporter: the city has opened up about 400 coo

david lee simpson was angry over coverage of the jodi arias trial.ice found several guns, ammunition, handcuffs, by knock lars and a knife and a police radio in his car. >>> closing arguments in the court-martial of bradley manning. the army private stands accused of aiding the enemy by handing dozens of documents to wikile s wikileaks. his lawyers say he was blowing the whistle on foreign policy mistakes. >>> could the doctor convicted of killing michael jackson be a surprise witness in the wrongful death trial. he finds it difficult to keep quiet. he would drop major secrets if he testifies. in the meantime, the defense continues making the case that it was jackson's addiction that caused the death, not the concert promotor. >> a family rescueed from a car by george zimmerman are choosing not to speak out. they were helped out of an suv last week. zimmerman and another man stopped to assist. it's not clear if it was a rescue or george zimmerman was on the scene helping. the family planned to speak to lawyers but zimmerman's attorney said they are k

>> david lee. >> david in. >> lee. >> thank you. >> they had a third. >> they didn't know if they werecertain his availability or not. >> when you find out tonight could you e-mail the defense and let them know so they can be prepare zb prepared. >> i know the state knows this is not a rekpp examination of him, but just a rebuttal to some particular fact we presented in this case. >> if it's not, you can object and i'll rule sfwl yes, your nor. >> are we ready to bring the jury in? >> you need to again rest on the record in front of the jury. please bring the jury on. >> there you have it. boy, oh, boy. that was lightning fast. we just went speeding through the last defense witnesses. we had a judgment of acquittal request. denied. not surprising. although i will say, sometimes it happens. believe it or not. sometimes you go through the whole thing and get a judgment of acquittal. never goes to a jury. this one's going to the jury. in fact, that's what's happening right now. in deference to this jury, the entire court and defendant, everyone stands. jury will filter in and we are movin

david lee miller has the latest for us. david. >> the record for this day set in 1953 was 100 degrees. we do not expect to hit that number, but it is plenty hot for lots of people. there are about 400 cooling centers open citywide. a spike in emergency calls. those who want to be here to enjoy, and those who want to be here because they do some kind of work. both say they do everything possible to cope with the warm temperatures. >> we get used to it. we have to pay for college. >> it is hard. that is how you do it. no days off. >> there are some creative ways to stay cool. reported increasing the number of people going to the movies not because they want to see the latest flicks, but because of the air-conditioning. a number of new yorkers enjoying grocery shopping. there is one store in particular in new york city, fairway. instead of having the perishables in refrigerated containers, half the stories literally a giant refrigerator. the shoppers walk around with cold-weather parkas. at least for now nobody seems to mind. >

the man who sits in a arizona jail sell is 48-year-old david lee some sin.y his threats were serious. take a listen. >> he would tie the individuals to a tree. slit their throat. sexual comments and they were quite graphic and quite disturbing. >> investigators found guns, handcuffs and other items in simpson's car after he was arrested. simpson was previously indicted in arizona on three counts of computer tampering, two counts of stalking. he is accused of threatening a phoenix woman who defended the anchors. rick: switching gears, julie, if you don't mind, you have a news on a man that reached an incredible milestone. tell us about that. >> yeah. you're not far behind. do you hope to live beyond 100? how about 112? we'll ask the guy who hit the guinness book of world records for oldest person in the world. he is 112 years old. he is from grand island new york. he was born in spain. moved to the u.s. in 1920! they say women outlive men. that is not necessarily true since the previous record holder was held by a man as well. rick, there is hope for you. ric

. ♪ david: suppose lee has a lot to celebrate. the 20th anniversary this summer.eet expectations for second quarter earnings, the stock is way up again. liz: what do we expect for the second half of 2013 to mexican customers look ahead to? joining us now, chief financial officer, thank you for being with us. a perfect day to have you because it has been a couple of days since her numbers came out on thursday where the stock has had a chance to absorb this. investors like the numbers. a little bit of rearview mirror looking. what really drove the quarter? now that you can get out there and talk about a little more freely. >> i think the thing that we are most pleased about in the quarter from a financial standpoint is our five and a half% in the quarter. liz: same-store sales to be clear to our viewers. >> exactly. -easuring and is to vote -- additional cover -- customers. of course we are growing, but we were really pleased to see that our store sales as we accelerated. they had slowed last year lazar because the economy has slowed, consumer confidence had leveled

~ how do you get to a david chiu as the supervisor or ed lee as the mayor and register your heart felt viewpoints on how your park should look like? what kind of education level your schools should be in? what kind of community safety plans would make you and your family feel safe? what kind of level of health care, which is a big, big challenge for us these days, that you need in order to keep healthy? all of these kinds of issues, including input in the government, we've always wanted

~ how do you get to a david chiu as the supervisor or ed lee as the mayor and register your heart felt viewpoints on how your park should look like? what kind of education level your schools should be in? what kind of community safety plans would make you and your family feel safe? what kind of level of health care, which is a big, big challenge for us these days, that you need in order to keep healthy? all of these kinds of issues, including input in the government, we've always wanted to improve. well, today there is over 100,000 permanent residents in san francisco who are not fully engaged yet in everything that they can be doing in registering their voice. and, so, we want to announce today a new initiative, it's the san francisco pathways to citizenship initiative. its job, its focus is to work with all the community-based organizations in the public-private way, work with the foundations with historically supported these efforts to bring voice and communication to hidden communities and unannounced communities, and to bring them to a path of citizenship, and to talk in culturall

lee, and david nakamora. republicans, guys, they were very quick to jump in to this situation and to be heard. speaker john boehner said this is a clear acknowledgement that the law is unworkable. it underscores the need to repeal the law and replace it with effective patient care reform. how big of a political problem and big of an admission is this to say we need to put this delay out there until 2015 for the obama administration? >> i think there was a lot of pressure on the obama administration in two ways. one from businesses concerned about this requirement, not understanding all the rules, potentially being penalized if they didn't meet it. the administration is said to have met with the business community many times at top-level conversation behind closed doors. think that's acknowledgement that they believe what they heard and they understood it needed more time. in a political aspect there was also concerns among democrats that if there were problems in implementation on october 1st that this could

lee. (applause) >> president of our board of supervisors, david chiu. board supervisor jane kim.ntative from leader pelosi's office, dan bernau. (applause) >> larry bobans, director of the bscbc. the port commission president, doreen ruho, port commissioner and former supervisor leslie tack. dbi director tom huey. san francisco fire chief hayes white. fire and port commissioner [speaker not understood]. planning commission president rodney fong, and aloe ons and aloe ons of vips among you out there. so, thank you all for joining us today. ~ in the 45 years since that beautiful song was written, our own san francisco port waterfront has transformed. so, nothing has stayed exactly the same, we're proud to say. and just like sitting on the dock of the bay is a jewel among otis redding's collection, the new braniff street wharf is a jewel among the port's park open space collection, and we are so amazingly proud of it. it has taken a very long time and hundreds of people. the transformation of this kind of a waterfront doesn't come easy. for those of you who know it keenly, it was a

david flores and wong. the construction team that actually was here and delivered the project on time lee and flip e. they got us to the finish line. i know a lot of you have heard about neale, neale really was very instrumental in making sure that we did the right outreach, putting together the project and the conceptual design and making sure that we had a document that got us here today. as you heard from the supervisor we are going to start finding ways to look at the next phase. thank you very much, neale for all of your leadership. [ applause ] >> the project has truly been built on teamwork, not only on city agencies but with the community down here at fisherman's wharf. finally the entire project would not have been possible without the vision and leadership of the merchants and restaurant owners and people here at fisherman's wharf and the community benefit district. a big hand for them. [ applause ] >> they came in existence 2005 and since then they have been working very hard with all the businesses here to build consensus and hone in and indeed needed improvements that the fisherman's wha