very good, but there is probably going to be hopefully an extension of the line that goes into fort mason and merrida green that i am sure that you are taking a dip for the consideration as to figure out which way you were going to either eliminate or direct traffic on jefferson, the fact that that line will probably continue along jefferson in the future. >> we have been in very close coordination with the national park service with the informal review for the historic project with fort mason. we think it is a tremendous profit that will bring vitality to the city. at the same time, we are cognizant of making sure that any proposals to the extension are in the best interests of fisherman's wharf as well. we were working on a line that is actually with the national park service that maintains on turning up jones, then turning onto the beach. so the integrity of jefferson street the last two blocks remains intact, which has numerous benefits, including simplifying the relationship with bicyclist and people trying to cross the street and that crossing a transit right of way compared with a

same thing for fort mason would be used. essentially the same period and aquatic park. i think the final one here would be -- yes. here is the main village now and 2013, as i mentioned. if you look at the top there, the purple hat going where number one is. those other votes would be lifted in and out of the water with a crane put in place. when the race is going on, the public and fully access that area. then we have two, which is where the cruise terminal would be eventually built. plan is to have part of the show built, and then the site can be used for the rest of the event. 14 has an amphitheater that will seek up to about 4000. if you look at 14 that is in yellow, and of the seating area that accommodates about another -- i think 1200 or something like that. about 5500 seating on this area. you can see the other activities here, basically educational things fear behind the scenes, you see four there. again, one of the things we have been discussing -- you can see on the right-hand side there appear 19th year the left-hand side, pier 23. hast public access, and req

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also in 2012, using existing facilities at fort mason, under one there, would be used for private events. no new construction or anything like that. two and three would be for media operations and international broadcast center as well. aquatics parked -- this was discussed quite a bit. there were a lot of commons. in particular, what you can see here that is different -- you can see the hatch area allowing the people from the dolphins club to swim and the rowing club. we were just trying to bring clarity. that was always the case. in this case, we have moved the video barge that is still propose, further back. basically, that area in the center is to keep people out of the area in the center, but you still have the public circulation for swimming and for non-motorized votes along the edges as well. discussions with nps have really encouraged to look at the visitors and see if we can capture more people in this area in particular just because it already has the natural amphitheater already built in

needs of getting into fort mason, while maintaining the benefits for fisherman's wharf as the highest priority, we're working together on. commissioner antonini: i would expect you would try to have some sort of switch at that point, allowing the f-line to continue as you described as a lot of people would want to go from the wharf to the waterfront, embarcadero, and others may want to go to the marina. i think it would bring more people, connecting the marina district what the wharf. even though it is not large, there is one hill, and sometimes it discourages people from walking along, so it could take that that would be a big benefit. i'm in favor of the whole plan, particularly some of the things that you have at the end, the five-foot height but this for the ground floor, and the prohibition on adult entertainment. it makes sense to me. >> thank you. president olague: commissioner borden? commissioner borden: thank you for the presentation. the spend a lot of time in this area because of step kids and out of town visitors. i am excited to see the jefferson street improvements. tha

think about fort mason, these will be the most brings taken places to watch the americas cup.hat we're working on and working to continue to work on and want your input on, how do we make it a positive experience for the people that live here. >> i'm happily married and my life and -- wife and i live around laurel village. we have two children, five around they. we are proud parents and now just excited to be here on the board. i think i'm in the middle. i'm a moderate person. fiscal fiscally conservative and that is the way i intend to practice what i preach here. in terms of getting into politics, i think for me it was really that reasons. first being from here, i think that was part of my own motivation, feeling a sense of roots in san francisco. also raising our children here. i think we went through as a young family the discussion and dialogue that many young families go through. should we move to the suburbs? away decided to stick around and we are very happy we did. once you stick around i think it was a turning point to say we are here for good. what can we do to make

coming into western charles, southwestern prince george's county not far from fort washington across 95 over toward lorton and mason neck and in toward the mt. vernon area. much of prince william county seeing heavy rain. that's about to move into fairfax county. montgomery, you're quiet now. in about 20 minutes or so, you will not be. you'll seat rains pick up. we're in the 50s and 60s, culpepper, 63. come perland, 50. oakland is 37. still with the winds out of the south and southwest at 5 miles per hour, dew points in the upper 50s. we're way up there. this moisture extends all the way back toward the gulf coast. here it comes. there is an area of low pressure coming through memphis with some snow now. that is going to help get the snow going tonight. the problem snow lovers is that this thing will be moving quickly as the cold air comes in. it is a race between this leaving and the snow coming. by 5:00, switching over to the mountains of far western maryland and west virginia, they get quite a few hours of snowfall, it pushes through and gets out of here. we gotta show you the quick snow totals here. north and w

grace mason, of roanoke, virginia, christina bittle from hochison, delaware, mitchell bast yoa, fort worth, texas, and clark schroeder, clarksville, tennessee. they didn't have to be her. they could be home with their family during this holiday season as the other pages are. instead, they stayed to help keep the senate running smoothly. they didn't have to be asked, they volunteered. we really expect a lot of our pages. i so appreciate their work. i've had two granddaughters, mr. president, who were pages. my two oldest grandchildren. and it actually changed their lives. and i say that as serious as i can say anything. ryan and mattie were not interested very much in government. they had other things to do as juniors in high school. but they came back here in this environment where they saw us wandering around and making speeches and voting, they got interested in reading the newspapers, watching the news more intently. my two granddaughters now are both in -- i'm sorry in france on a study abroad, one is a junior at new york university, other is a senior at the new school in new yor