>> public at large, and emergency eventses contractor the. >> thank you. >> if any public out there is xesed. >> i think that is posted. >> it has not gone up yet but it will. any public comment on this item? item 14, review and approval of the regular meeting, of december 17th. 2014. >> move atto approve. >> second. >> motion and approve, any public comment? all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? it passed. item 15, review and approval of the minutes on regular meeting of january twenty-first, 205 >> move to approve. >> second. >> is there any public comment, are all commissioners in favor. >> aye. >> and opposed? approved. item 16 commissionerers questions and matters, at this time. commissionerers, may make inquiries, to staff of documents, policies and procedures, that are of interest to the commission. >> commissioner melgar. >> i had a question about a case we saw la time on the deloris street, it would be nice to have updates. >> anything further? item b, future meeting and agenda at this time they may take action to set the date of a special meeting, and determine

the yellow here is the special events this is what we're calling the low scenario based on five eventses, that is 1.5 million over term what we're calling capital investment is repayment of port capital with a rate of return, by year seven in the light blue. the dark blue, is net cash flow distributed to the port totalling 2 million, in the base case the total rate of return is about 9.7%, it's about $34 million, of net revenue so port staff believe this is a fair and reasonable internal rate of return for a project with this risk portfolio. the high scenario is almost exactly the same except it goes from 5-20 in the special events, what you see happens is the base rent stays exactly the same but the special events revenue goes to 6.3 million which then flows through and increases the payment to the port from that initial investment. port would earn back return on capital in year eight the dark flew represents, additional value to the port of 1.4 million here the internal rate of the return case, would be about 16%. this is a graphic showing exactly what i showed on the bar chart just in

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one hot rod owner i talked to tells me there isn't much fear breaking up these eventses. >> you evere are going to show up? >> not really. >> he's seen lots of these side shows but he's only watched them in oak land. some neighbors say they're not surprised by them. >> there's nothing to do in oakland right now. the kids are starting to make their own way do their own thing and have their own phone. >> side shows like last night's are not only illegal and dangerous, they pull resources away from other duties. two crews were dispatched away from a motorcycle accident friday night to check on this side show. but the participate around thes quickly sped off. officers issued no citations. >> and that side show took place on an oakland city street. we tried contacting a spokesperson for the oakland police department several times today, and got no response. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> thank you. oakland police are looking for the driver of a car who hit and killed a pedestrians last night deliberately, it happened on 28th street near san pablo avenue just after 11:00. a man in his 40s