thank you. >> thank you much eddie reyes. next speaker. >> thank you for the opportunity to comment today. my name is megan burn. the home owner in the ingleside neighborhood within walking distance of stonestown mall. here to voice my strong support for the project and the prospect of new homes in the area. in addition to being a home owner and frequent customer at stonestown mall, i'm a teacher in the san francisco public school, specifically washington high school and i have a daughter who attend lowell high school and walks past stonestown every day on her way to school. we know san francisco desperately need more affordable housing, particularly for public servants including teachers and next generation to see they have the possibility able to live in the city once they become adults. my thanks to city supervisors, the city and specifically supervisor melgar for your work on this project. thank you. >> thank you much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. corey smith in support of the project today. earlie

. >> good oop i'm eddie reyes elected trustee of the san francisco building traiteds it. i'm a field iron work and president of iron workys local 377 in san francisco. i have been proud union ironworker for over 40 years. lifelong residents. i'm proud to seat project coming tell put young people to work in their home town. moving stones town forward is moving san francisco forward the work we cocan make good on the promise of a good job if we are projects to go to work to which we urge to you approve the item today. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> supervisors great to see you. supervisor supervisor peskin i scrappied from alcatraz. this will put 700 affordable housing units will give vet republicans a chance to qualify for those units. i hope to keep two thing in mind. the development at 250 irving was successful allocating 15 units to disabled and housed homeless. i hope that this can be copied here. as well as if this development upon opts to sell to market rate houses the important thing for vet lanes to access v. a. home loerns the developer must be

thank you. >> thank you much eddie reyes.opportunity to comment today. my name is megan burn. the home owner in the ingleside neighborhood within walking distance of stonestown mall. here to voice my strong support for the project and the prospect of new homes in the area. in addition to being a home owner and frequent customer at stonestown mall, i'm a teacher in the san francisco public school, specifically washington high school and i have a daughter who attend lowell high school and walks past stonestown every day on her way to school. we know san francisco desperately need more affordable housing, particularly for public servants including teachers and next generation to see they have the possibility able to live in the city once they become adults. my thanks to city supervisors, the city and specifically supervisor melgar for your work on this project. thank you. >> thank you much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. corey smith in support of the project today. earlier this week submitted petition we co

way up and down san mateo coast, san francisco, and look at that's also a little coastal eddy right off of point reyese coast, they will not get in on this warm up. look at this moisture streaming up though, from southern california. that's a lot of high and mid-level clouds. monsoon moisture tropical. it will be here tomorrow for today though. it's hacked inland, no doubt about it. we're going to see 100 to 110. but i think the city and the coast stay in the 60s. i might be too high in that 74, but i'll go for it. but livermore to 110, santa rosa 100. all right. sal is here, and he's going to begin with what? >> well, we see slow traffic, steve on interstate 880, heading south through hayward, union city and fremont. and you can see it. there was a crash southbound 880 at alvarado, niles. that's on the shoulder. 680, also a little bit slow as you see. there's still quite a big crowd at the bay bridge that is backed up for about a 15 minute delay. 831 let's get back to the headlines. >> well, happening today, we continue to follow the saga of convicted killer scott peterson, 20 years after his origina