dennis williams. you hear me? yes. good morning. i just want to second and third everyone and congratulate the pillars of our community and say congratulations to miss leola gaines, as well as joyce armstrong, who was instrumental at plaza east as our resident counselor. miss martha stated earlier during our redevelopmen, listening to the community, listening to moms and other leaders in the community talk about the uninhabitable living conditions that we were experiencing and what we could do to help. so i that does it doesn't fall on deaf ears all the years that we were all together, and that they would come from brno and other places. so i just want to thank that. and also the work that they do around the city, not just over here in d5. and i just want to say that this is their day and thank you. the pillars of our community, black women, intelligent and strong, and queens of san francisco. so thank you. and i look forward to working with them or any resources that they have for up and coming black leader as myself. thank you muc

dennis william. a micro real estate developer. excuse me. how you doing commission? just a few things i want to note. lack of equal opportunity pertaining to bipoc community developers. no partnerships. just a few things that should be changed in my opinion. i talk at a cmd meeting with mrs. stephanie tang last week and she said the same thing pertaining to treasure island project. the lack of micro developers as well as general contractors and subs. excuse me. we need to expand home ownership opportunities for existing and potential black residents. [audio cut out] in san francisco where our kids live, we pay taxes, and things that nature. that's all for right now. thank you. >> thank you. any other general public comments? and alexander, if you want to raise your hand if you like to give public comment. otherwise we'll proceed. okay. we can close general public comment. item 6 is tenant representative report for city wide council for public housing tenant association. any representative like to give a report out to the board? i see you online. you just have to unmu

dennis murphy (voiceover): prosecutor craig williams' version of the 2009 events was the same as ever it all on tape, he said, dalia hiring a hitman to kill her husband. for 4,700 bucks, she wanted two bullets put in her husband's head or nothing. dennis murphy (voiceover): then it was dalia's turn, with her defense presented by los angeles attorney brian claypool, saying, the police entrapped dalia in a reality tv production for their own 15 minutes of fame on the "cops" tv show. everybody is entitled to a police investigation that has integrity. this never really was a credible police investigation. rather, dalia dippolito was used as a pawn by the boynton beach police department to manufacture good tv for the "cops" tv show. dennis murphy (voiceover): dalia's attorney said boynton beach police undermined its own investigation when the public information officer had the video posted online. within several hours of video footage by "cops" and boynton beach pd, you went over back to the police department, and you posted this on youtube, correct? correct. and you knew at that time that

ambassador dennis ross in the center of the stage is councilor and william davidson to establish fellow at the institute for near east policy. he's a former senior diplomat played a leading role a reading role to probably in the peace process in clinton administration several landmark peace treaties agreements and records. award-winning national security correspondent for the wall street journal you probably also seen her on television she focuses much of reported u.s. military as well as the arab world before the wall street journal is a veteran of the daily beast and newspapers among other activities. sitting next to david is a mark is a veteran of cia, senior operations officer, a highly decorated pretty served in the middle east, south asia including some war zone tours. he's may be familiar to many of your flesh nbc in the early morning hours. having been prominently featured on some of their morning shows as a national security correspondent. with that let me turn over too david to get the conversation going thank you. >> appreciated. larry said this is not a policy event. we have

ambassador dennis ross in the middle of the stage here is counselor and william davidson distinguished fellow for nearest policy. he's a former senior diplomat who played a leading role, reading role too probably, but a leading role in both the george h.w. bush and clinton administrations facilitating several landmark peace treaties and accords. nancy joseph is an award winning journalist for "the wall street journal." she focuses on u.s. military as well as the arab world. she before "the wall street journal" is a veteran of the daily beast, buzz feed and mcclatchie newspaper. sitting next to david is mark polamoropolis. he's highly decorated. he served in the middle east, south asia including some war zone tours. he is maybe familiar to many of you if you watch nbc in the early morning hours having been prominently featured own some of their morning shows as a national security correspondent. with that, let me turn it over to david and get the conversation going. >> thank you, larry. as larry said, this isn't a policy event so we know there's a lot of emotion, a lot of energy. we hav

dennis murphy reporting: so this is the classic motivation... ...the other woman? mr. terrence williams: yes. craig melvin: a wife lost in the deep. david swain: fighting for my life. craig melvin: a husband becomes the accused. murphy: you turned off her air supply, killed her underwater. did that happen? david swain: absolutely not. craig melvin: now, hold your breath for the twist. david swain: that was one of the most surreal moments in my life. craig melvin: hello and welcome to dateline. scuba divers shelly tyre and her husband david swain were captivated by the aqua blue waters of tortola. the caribbean island boasts a majestic underwater world but for one of them, the breathtaking views would come at a deadly cost -- a tragic twist that would expose family secrets as dark as they come. here's dennis murphy with "the last dive." dennis murphy: for most of us who enjoy spending time in the water and an occasional swim, a dunk in a backyard pool will suffice. but for the more adventurous, only total immersion in the open ocean will do, a ticket to paradise. unidentified woman #1: i

dennis been a long time how you doing. >> thank you. >> (clearing throat). >> good afternoon commissioners i'm dethe united states williams president with the contractors collective we are a group of the community contractors that get together and discuss projects. and one of the biggest reasons we have organed the opportunity to about the biosolids and that's where we started overseeing and came up with the name to start having an opportunity to um, bid on those jobs. you know, i'm very, very thankful for the further discussion? for giving us the opportunity to actually be on, you know, for the community community contractors to have a liaison to be participating with some of the bigger contractors that has given us a chance with the smaller contractors giving us an opportunity to grow but, you know, head works was a headache for us and we met with many people and were introduced to many contractors on a biosolids part and established the partnerships with with all the contractors bigger firms (bell ringing) and given an opportunity to geography we just, you know, and happy and have an opportunity to be accessible and part of this gove