dr. jackson. i hope this a is the one i'm looking at here and the subject to approval by the department of finance. >> that's item c. >> financing authority agenda. >> we haven't called that calendar yet. >> one of the things i would like. i don't know if you are aware or not, but there is young lady that has been appointed head of the epa here in san francisco. her name is lily lee. and when i come and speak before you i don't see you with pencils where you can take notes. what i think you really need to do is contact lily lee because the actions that you all are taking is not the actions that should be taken . there is a lot of problems in my community of bayview hunters point and you are not aware that bayview hunters point is the most toxic area? >> san francisco. how you vote, you vote continually for things to happen there. i want to say this to you: there was a map date of birth in -- done in the 60s of the area and when those areas were supposed to be turned over to the city. that has not

dr. spin ola jackson. >> thank you very much. dr. jackson. i'm glad i came here today to hear the report. now i want to see whether or not you commissioners will make sure that my church and the church name is grace tabernacle community church. the address is 1121 oak dale street, san francisco, 94124. redevelopment bill the hill going straight up oak dale put my church in a hole. it rains. water comes straight down into church. it's been coming and coming for years. this is not my first time coming. i have been here before some of you got here talking about my church. in any other area this body would not have allowed this to occur. this has been since 1970, since the 70s. when are you all going to do something about raising my church, put it on the level where it was supposed to be gone. my pastor came here and francisco decosta came to testify. at least we were able to get you the redevelopment committee to set aside must -- monies so when people would get off the bus to the church that they wouldn't be tumbling down the hill. there is no

dr. jackson i don't want to be disrespectful.

dr. jackson i don't want to be disrespectful. because i respect my elders. >> when she says certificate holders. i know what has occurred in the last two 2 years. olson lee has did this. how you all give him the power. thank you. >> thank you. do we have more questions and comments? >> i had a question regarding the parking. 41 off street, 34 residents and 5 commercial for the tennants, and two carshare spaces. why are we giving two for carshare and not given to the commercial tennants? >> thank you, commissioner. actually when the developer came up with their proposal we have seen it at mission bay and the need for carshare especially when you are not providing one for one parking is in high demand and that is because families need the carshare to do grocery shopping on a rainy day or a sick child. so the carshare was thought to be the best use of those spaces. >> i have some reservations about that. i think those spaces should go to the tennants that are residential or commercial tennants. >> we can take that into consideration

dr. jackson and mr. decosta. >> dr. jackson. i gave you these names a phone number. 947-4187. i would like to say when not one city department and we got 17 of them here at this city hall, but not one unthem have a set of find compliance officer. i would like to say, there was an investigation done by nbc and i'm going to give you this young lady's name. you need to get the material from her about what's going on at the hunters points shipyard. her name is liz wagner. she's an investigative journalist. her number, 408-432-4735. vickie nugent reporter. 408-432-4584. you are going to be in for a big surprise. these people have been in my home talking to me, and i would like to say that was only phase one that, the area that i spoke about. the judge ruled that that area was not clean because there was a lawsuit and if you call me i would give you the number of the judge where you can get the report. my number is 415-467-0535. and i will give you that information, but they have, everybody has the information. i'm going to put this on the -- since francisco decosta mentioned to you

dr. jackson is not here, but there was something that has been going on for some time and i was under the impression that we had already approved some monies to help mitigate some of the water and needing that was happening there. did we approve that money, i thought we approved that money to do something to mitigate, if we have that money, can we get it done because it's been several years now. it was before your time, tiffany. >> when you say we? >> it was back in the older days. >> just to answer commissioner bustos question, i recognize it's not calendared, but you are correct the former redevelopment agency commission approved dollars public improvement dollars to make certain improvements along the public right-of-way that was in front of this church and those dollars and we can follow up with an informational memorandum. my recollection and my understanding was those dollars were approved by this commission and expended. it doesn't quite help the private property issue, but the past or of the church has raised as well as dr. jackson there are certain private property functional iss

dr. jackson. >> dr. jackson would you like to crazy -- address the commission on items 5a or 5b?

dr. jackson. do we have any members of the public that would like to address the commission on any of these items? 5 e or 5 f? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner singh? >> i have a couple of questions. this -- 2 million loans what are they talking about about? >> i'll have jeff white respond he knows about the financing. >> the term of the oci loan is 65 years. >> what is the interest rate? >> the interest rate is going to be less than 3 percent. >> less than 2 percent? >> 3 percent. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. i have one more question. about the parking -- why is the parking for each unit? >> why do we not have more parking? >> uh-huh. >> we have a ratio of point 5 so every other unit has a parking spot and working with the verbal to maximize that number. we may be able to gain one or two parking spots but it's usual in san francisco for public and affordable housing projects to have parking ratios that are well below one. one is the maximum allowed in san francisco accordi

dr. jackson. do we have any members of the public that would like to address the commission on any of these items? 5 e or 5 f? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner singh? >> i have a couple of questions. this -- 2 million loans what are they talking about about? >> i'll have jeff white respond he knows about the financing. >> the term of the oci loan is 65 years. >> what is the interest rate? >> the interest rate is going to be

dr. jackson said which was there was an evaluation that was conducted here at the white house by an ear, knows and throat specialist of this -- nose and throat specialist of this persistent sore throat that president has been feeling. and based on that examination, both dr. jackson and the specialist felt it would be prudent for the president to get an additional dying notic test that would include this c.t. scan. that was -- diagnostic test that would include this c.t. scan. we don't have the equipment at the white house. the president made the decision, because he had an opening on his schedule, to get that done right away. at the review of that c.t. scan indicated that -- it came back normal. that's something that dr. jackson concluded, meant that sore throat was being -- was consistent with some symptoms of acid reflux and that president would be treated accordingly. >> israel. on friday you seemed to leave the door open with the possibility of the u.s. having sanctions against israel. i understand the state department is saying that door has closed. did something change over the wee

dr. jackson issued on saturday, as a matter of prudence and as a matter of convenience, not urgency, the follow-up diagnostic test was done saturday afternoon. the president has a busy schedule for the next couple of weeks, including on the weekends, and he had an opening saturday, so that is why the decision was made rather hastily to go to walter reed to get this checked out. as you saw from the presidents remarks here last night, honoring the recipients of the kennedy center awards, the president is feeling pretty good. >> was there ever talk with counsel about transfer of power is more tests were needed that day? >> it's my understanding there is a pretty standard playbook for how these things work. there are considerations raised if the president, under any circumstances, has to undergo general anesthesia, but that was not necessary in this case. indicatinge reports that 2000 have been deployed [inaudible] any countries that you would've more and more about potential trouble, whether in egypt or yemen, because of this report? in the position to detail the security precautions taken

dr. ricky choi. caroletta jackson. dante henderson and let's have all of the student goes first, so if you are a student and i named you at the end, why don't we have all the students go first and then we'll bring the rest of the folks up. >> president fewer, commissioners, my name is cheryl sandoval and 8th grade student and i'm here to ask you to vote yes on the youth violence resolution. violence has affected people around me, my school mates and me. there is students in san francisco that have cases like rashon and sometimes on my way home on the radio i hear news about teens getting killed. i think that there should be a stop to all of this. some of my classmates lost their education time thinking about what happened to rashon. it's hard to move on and forget about this tragedy. i hope you will vote yes on this resolution tonight for the youth to get hem and to be able to go to school. >> >> >> president fewer and commissioners, i'll theo coler white and student in san francisco unified school district and i go to

jackson. thank you, dr. king. thank you, malcolm x. thank you elijah mohammed.ank you for all of those who went before us. because we could not be where we are if it were not for those who went before us. it is on the shoulders of yesterday that barack has a today. [applause] so, to the elders, don't get tired. don't get weary. don't think about retiring. a lion as long as it has teeth does not retire. a lion will continue to hunt until death overtakes it. there is a lion asleep in judah. who will waken. -- wake him. pussycats cannot arise lions. it takes lions who roar to awaken a lion that has been trained to think he is a pussycat. now, martin king, on the last night of his life -- i have to say this as a follower of the honorable elijah mohammed, i grew to love dr. king more in death than i ever appreciated him in life. and it is a grave injustice to narrow that man's life down to some cheap words, "i have a dream." they did not kill our brother because he had a dream. they killed him because he was on an evolutionary path of growth and development and if yo

he was not killed by medgar evers and jackson, dr.rmy is over the unarmed soldier won the war. the he helped make the south investment unattractive. atlanta to host the olympics in the new south. blacks can preside as legislators in congress. i repeat no southern governor or senator has his or her name on that new south. marion was one of the architects of the new south and the new america. the green boreboro four, abernathy fred shoals, julian bond julius hobbson, kwame tour, vernon jordan lafayette eleanor holmes norton bigman walker, james beenle joes sa williams. these are the soldiers that built the new south. ella baker the whitney young and marion barry. his name was on the other roll of freedom fighters. no southern governor has his name on that list. but that was enough. many started in 1960 and stopped in '63. some in '65. they cashed in their pensions. marion was a long distance runner. he had the will to run the skill to build. blacks in d.c. didn't have much and much of d.c. was off limits to blacks. and black congressman

dr. ronnie jackson, he said, "the president's symptoms are consistent with soft tissue inflammation relatedand will be treated accordingly." in previous physicals of the president, he's been shown to be in excellent health, but this latest development sure raises a lot of questions. randi and victor? >> thank you very much. >> all right, so, now that president obama is back at the white house with this acid reflux diagnosis, when is he supposed to do? we put that question to chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. >> acid reflux in and of itself is something that can be pretty easily treated. a lot of times, it may just be dietary changes. sometimes you want to give medicines to reduce the amount of acid in the stomach. you know, we know the president has a history of smoking in the past. we're told that he has quit, but that can be a risk factor as well. certainly, if he is still smoking at all, he would be told to absolutely stop. >> we've of course asked him questions about why the president could need a ct scan related to acid reflux. we're going to have a live report. dr. sanjay

like michael jackson after him, elvis dr.man to man to ensure steady supply of the perception drugs that ultimately killed him, we have this evidence that stark reality because of the widow of elvis dr. here in las vegas. thank you for being with us, we're joined. as your husband lay dying from stage four cancer, he told you something about a safe deposit box, what was it? >> he told me he took with medications from elvis presley and that someday i might need to tell the story and show this medication so people would understand he lived with a stigma all these years he was the one who caused the drug problem to elvis presley. >> he was widely regarded in the 70s as one of those doctors who helped kill elvis by overprescribing prescription medicines. he told you to look in the safe deposit box and what did you see? >> i was amazed at the amount of prescriptions that were given to this man. >> let's go over some of the drugs found. these two bottles are quaaludes. these were both prescribed, 300 primitives each prescribed by th

dr. king. says are chavez, shirley jackson. john lennon or marvin gay. could have thought i'd i just got more stuff be more happy. usethere are people saying me, this is the deepest well of life experience in the history america. no other generation has been thisrich, this free, and educated. shame on us, and shame on us as second shore if we don't say instead of waiting for them to ando us we need to go out bring them in, because this is a powerful opportunity. you've got 100 people under 30. to reiterate, the biggest general nergs the history of america, the most diverse generation in the mystery of america will soon be the most en mostated and the technologically these are minimum and raised doing service, and make no mistake, the generation that got barack obama not once, but twice -- every single election, you're getting 16 million to 20 million new voters. people who still believe in the american dream. interesting as it may sound or as far-fetched, i believe that there is a surprising shared interest between those who are old and those who are you

dr. king? what you have to say about sharpton and jackson? would he have to say about louis farrakhan? and you can see these elderly man looking as if they are lost and dumbfounded by these questions. just dumbfounded. but they turned back to you and they say tell us about community action today, 50 years later. what are you doing about poverty? and you say well, poverty is about 15%. and you say wow, 15%? that is still so high. king says, what about poverty among the black and hispanic? you say well, it is higher, it is much higher. oh my god, how much higher? 25 percent. oh my god. you can see that they are looking distressed now. and then they say what about children? what about children in the country? have we done something about poverty among children? you say well, we have a very high rate of poverty. it is about 40%. the old man now looked like they are starting to cry. they say wait a minute, 50 years of community action and you're telling me it is almost one out of every two children in america living -- you say, i am sick of you two. i am not talking to you too. you come in

jackson. thank you dr. king. thank you malcolm x. thank you elijah mohammed.hank you for all of those who went before us. because we could not be where we are if it were not for those who went before us! it is on the shoulders of yesterday that has today. so to the elders don't e get tired. don't get we'rey. don't think about retiring. a lion, as long as it has teeth does not retire. a lion will continue to hunt until death overtakes it. there's a lion asleep in judea. who will wake him? pewsycat cannot arise lion. it takes lions who roar to awaken a lion that has been trained to think he's a pussycat. now martin king on the last night of his life, and i have to say this as a follower of the honorable elijah mohammed, i grew to love dr. king more in death than i ever appreciated him in life. and it is a grave injustice to narrow that man's life down to some cheap words, i have a dream. they did not kill our brother because he had a dream! they killed him because he was on an evolutionary path of growth and development and if you hear the final words that he sp

dr. king? what do you have to say about sharpton and jackson? you have to say about louis farrakhan? and you can see the men, these looking as if they're lost and just dumbfounded by these questions. just dumbfounded. but they turn back to you and say, tell us about community action today, 50 years later. you doing about poverty? poverty is, well, about 15%. you say, wow! 15%. that's still so high. king says, what about poverty hispanics?lack and >> you say, well, it's higher, much higher. how high? 25%. oh, my god! you can see that they're looking distressed now. and then they say, well, what about children? what about children in the country? have we done something about among children? you say, well, we have a very about 40%of poverty, among children. and the old men now look like they're starting to cry. they say, wait a minute! 50 years of community action. you're telling me it's almost one out of every two children in america living in poverty? two.ay, i'm sick of you i'm not talking to you two. you come in here playing this blame game with community action today. you don't und

. >> reporter: tony jackson says windows don't need to be broken to bring change. >> dr. martin luther king did it in the '60s. they didn't tear up stuff. they got dogs put on them. they got the water hose put on them, but they had peaceful protests. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: the protests in the bay area and across the country are planned. back live at market and 5th street. the intersection is back open tonight after being closed for about one hour tonight. we can tell you about one dozen protesters were arrested by san francisco police. massive crowd here as you might expect. holiday shoppers and a lot of protesters, not to mention a lot of cars that were caught in the gridlock for a very long time. live in san francisco tonight, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> happening now, businesses are preparing for protests. this one in berkeley. abc 7 report er sergio quintana is there live. >> reporter: this demonstration is planned to begin around 5:00 here at the entrance to the uc berkeley campus. i can see right over there are already some businesses that would be la

jackson. thank you, dr. king. thank you, malcolm x. [applause] thank you elisha mohammed. [applause] thank you for all of those who went before us. because we could not be where we are if it were not for those who went before us. it is on the shoulders of yesterday that barack has a today. [applause] so, to the elders, don't get tired. don't get weary. don't think about retiring. a lion as long as it has teeth does not retire. a lion will continue to hunt until death overtakes it. there is a lion asleep in judah. who will waken. -- who will we can? wake him?him -- pussycats cannot arise lions. it takes lions who roar to awaken a lion that has been trained to think he is a pussycat. now, martin king, on the last night of his life -- i have to say this as a follower of the honorable elijah mohammed, i grew to love dr. king more in death than i ever appreciated him in life. and it is a grave injustice to narrow that man's life down to some cheap words, "i have a dream." they did not kill our brother because he had a dream. they killed him because he was on an evolutionary pat

jackson levon and elijah joseph daniel. madonna gives her fans an early christmas present. dr evil pops up on snl and this week's box office results. nick valencia has more in today's hollywood minute >>:madonna is giving her fans an early christmas present. the singer released 6 new tracks from her new album, rebel heart, slated to come out in march. the release is in response to a leak last week of unfinished songs. the pop icon said in part. "i would prefer my fans to hear completed versions of some of the songs instead of the incomplete tracks that are circulating." doctor evil is back. snl alum mike myers made a surprise appearance as the character to give his take on the sony hacking scandal. "let's start with you nk, you are one of the most evil countries and your act of war is to kill a movie? butt to 23:32:58 "come on sony, you thought it was joke to have james franco assassinate kim jong un? the man single handily almost killed the oscars." >>:now to this weekends box office. peter jackson's "the hobbit: the battle of the five armies" earned a little over 90 million

jackson. thank you, dr. king. thank you, malcolm x.. thank you elisha mohammed.uld not be where we are it were not for those who went before us. it is on the shoulders of yesterday that barack has a today. [applause] so, to the elders, don't get tired. don't get weary. don't think about retiring. lion as long as it has teeth does not retire. lion will continue to hunt until death overtakes it. there is a lion asleep in judah. who will waken. ions.e l cannot totakes lyons who roar awaken a lion that has been trained to think he is a pussycat. king, on the last night of his life -- i have to of this as a follower mohammed, i grew to love dr. death than i ever appreciated him in life. injustice to torow that man's life down some cheap words, "i have a dream." they did not kill our brother because he had a dream. because he was on an evolutionary path of growth and development and if you hear the final words that he spoke, you wouldn't know why they assassinated him -- you would know why they assassinated him. "i am not fearing any man." that's our problem. we are fe

dr. jackson there are certain private property functional issues about the building meeting the street grade. we have a limited ability to post a solution if we have not entered into a contract unless there is an area with tax for bond increase. we are unable to enter into an agreement to make further improvement but nonetheless we can follow up with an informational memorandum. part of the commission's charge was to, all right if we can't help, what can we do, so we have worked closely and also the department of public works has reviewed an issue to see what can be done on the public side as the city's side own public improvement program but there may be other improvements that the church owner itself may have to do but we can get the current people together. >> maybe you can just provide us with an update because if it is an issue of an agency as the city that caused some of this flooding that maybe we can we do to planning or public works that if we did cause this maybe we can mitigate it because if it is public property and we have to fix it. >> just for correction, the city did not caus