my name is elizabeth costello, and i represent ivy grove partners. 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 contin

elizabeth, thank you. and finally here on "reporter roulette." after months of fan worry and negotiations between nfl players and owners, training camps, ta-da, they're opening. carool costello. >> i know it doesn't look so exciting but believe me it is. inside that building, joe flacco and other football players are having a series of meetings, supposedly going over playbooks, sort of getting the ball rolling, getting to know each other again, if you will. every so often a player will pop out and say something to reporters waiting. we asked how prepared he was for the coming season. >> i knew we were going to get back to work soon, so i kept practicing, kept preparing myself for when we had to come back to camp. when i got to get back to the meetings. i just enjoyed my time off. >> the pla iers in baltimore won't actually take the field friday morning. tomorrow, they have a union meeting for what they're calling a uniyua unionification meeting then tomorrow morning they'll hit the field. >> and that is what we call "reporter roulette." the woman who accused a pound-for-pounderful businessman of attempted rape is trying to convince prosecutors who salvage her case against do