my name is rose hillson. i had a discussion with the board. the president of jordan park could not attend today. i would like to extend my thanks to supervisor farrell for working with supervisor mar and planners. we came to some discussions on this area i want to give you a little bit of background. on how i finally came to a conclusion that -- originally, my conclusion was from palm to emerson, there is a special enclave that is below laurel heights and there is a long history that i discussed with supervisor mar. there was a history that goes all the way back to the spanish-american war and the cemetery history. people do not like to talk about that, but it was there. i wanted to have all the way of to emerson, to help -- to have the single-family homes protected there. when supervisor mar took out the scott st. to masonic, i was looking at the height in both districts and how it could be contiguous. if it is split up from masonic and suddenly jordan part is not allowed, i do not know how that is contiguous, but i will take whatever i can.

my name is rose hillson. i had a discussion with the board. the president of jordan park could not attend today. i would like to extend my thanks to supervisor farrell for working with supervisor mar and planners

my name is rose hillson. i had a discussion with the board. the president of jordan park could not attend today. i would like to extend t

carrie hillson, please say this news about whitney houston all over my timeline is not true. a very sick joke? she's hoping i can't take it, please. goldie hawn is saying i'm very sad to hear about whitney passing. she was one of the great artists. may she rest in peace. much like michael jackson, whitney jackson had the sound track of my youth, at least my college years. we have so many these days. here's the thing, we have so many people who need autotune and who need computers and backup singers and dancers and whatever to make it in the music industry and to even sound halfway decent and whitney houston could get up there and open her mouth and music would come out. she didn't need a piano, she didn't need a band, she didn't need anything. she could just open her mouth and if there was any testament to that, she sang the star spangled banner and turned it into a number one hit. the girl had pipes. she was talent personified. >> she was the voice in the sound track of so many of our lives. >> yeah. it's so sad when people like her and amy winehouse. larry king mentioned a