the outreach in the bayview hunters point is a very sensitive issue for our community. i would hope that this commission continues to understand the sensitivity of the inland area that folks may not be accustomed to going door to door in public housing sites that, you know, have high crime and low-incomes. but i ask that you all consider that when you make decisions about how you communicate with our community and i hope that you all are, you know, aware that there has been some very successful organizations that have made communications in the bayview hunters point, a special point including the april randolph institute who actually was the initiater of the closure and demolition of the hunters point power platectionv. ~ plant. i want to thank you for your time and hope to see you in the bayview when you change your meetings. thank you. >> thank you. and i neglected to call a couple of comment cards that we have from steve nakajo, evan motoshige and karen huggins. >>> good evening, mr. president, commissioners, and particularly congratulations to the new commissioners.

hunter: it's a continuum. at one end, you have your regular maintenance that you do every day on the system, and at the other end, long-term planning so that every year we're repairing, replacing the right things, and we don't have to do it all at once, which is, quite frankly, what we're having to do in atlanta now. griffin: we have thousands of assets that we have to keep track of. we have to always know their condition and continuously plan for their refurbishment at the right time. one of the things we're required to do under the consent decree is inspect our system. we're trying to find where there's leaks. so we blow smoke into the sewer pipe. man: we're locating places where water from the surface to the ground is running into the sewer pipe and overloading the system. hunter: we have 1,600 miles of sewer. we are evaluating every linear foot of that system. is the pipe leaking; are you having a lot of infiltration or inflow? thornell: every time it rains, water will come down, go into the pipe, enter th

treasure island and the bay view hunter's point and it will reach all over the place and into the bay and as you know, the neighborhoods are built on the bay fill which is loose soil and in the case of an earthquake, and this just makes it like, where those chemicals will be flying all over the place in these neighborhoods, and so, it is starting to encourage as this program goes forward, and that they, that the contractors also reach out and learn about what they are going to do to impact these brown fill sites and just describe the recommendations go, i would recommend getting ahold in the bay view of green action for health and environmental justice and they are a green action and that is one word, green action.org and in part, and because they do a lot of very important work in that neighborhood to call attention to the ills of brownfield and sites that are in that neighborhood, thanks. >> thank you. >> dr. espinosa? >> right. >> good afternoon. dr. jackson, and i am not here to not support because i believe that this is the first contract that this group is getting and they have

hunter faced major injuries.s invited to wats favorite team of the oakland a's, he's making good progress, his mother said. >> the hunter was the start of the game. before watching his favorite team taking on the minnesota twins. his mother melody says it is being months of the attack and she says she knew all along that the owner's son was also injured from the attack. >> he does have two different sizes of bite marks on his body which was evidence. >> there should not be a question as to whether or not the dog should be euthanized. >> the dog bit half of my son's faceoff, it should not even be an option. >> hunter still suffers from night mares and she says he's handling everything well. she's disappointed that the dog ownerd out since the attack. >> they have not asked or anything, i am like, you did not call to check on my child that your dogs almost killed. >> in meantime hunter will continue to watch the a's, hoping for a world's series title. in oakland, kron 4 news. >> the dog attacked hunter is currently

the hunters saw three small fires through binoculars.saw a dog and a guy come down on the road and he grabbed a pile of brush, walked to the fire of the road and started another fire. we saw a guy lighting a 4th fire so we apprehended him. >> code bryant was the only huntory give us -- hunter to give us his name on camera. the hunter said he was doing a controlled burn. >> we told him we can't let you go. >> sheriff's deputies detained the man in this truck which was linked to two of three fires in the past 24 hours in the cloverdale and guys guyserville road. prime scene tape witnesses said flames were thrown into the brush. the hunters say they were lucky because the fires were set along roads that were on their only way out. >> it could have started that fire and trapped us in there and hurt other people. there's a lot of cabins out there. >> james novack was cloverdaily wasdale was arrested yesterday. >>> more details now on this story. late this evening we received these two photos from the hunters. they say they showed small brush

doing such survey and analysis in the bay view hunter's point can't come soon enough. you know, as i am sure that you all know that the neighborhood that been under high stress for a long time because it is targeted for a lot of different environmental ills and factories and the waste disposal and sewage processing and you name it. and maybe, it used to be there. and as it happens, just over the weekend, the green action for health and environmental justice, hunter's view, mothers and father community for the health and environmental justice, 350, and san francisco, green, party, treasure island health network and we all had an event around the big and you noticed that there was a national 350 event and talking about getting rid of the keystone xl pipeline and what all of the scores of communities and in the united states that took putting that were to highlight where the local impacts, and what the current crisis will do and what is not often in waste is what sea level rise will do to communities like this that have toxic steps in them, and when it comes in and mixes

and we support the department of the environment coming into the bay view hunter's point. and this is absolutely important. that that partnership with the community be established. and be continued to, you know, let folks know, you know, some of the things that you know, could happen, as i was telling you earlier, i left the port commission and guess what they are talking about is they are talking about the rising of the tides, you know? and anyone who has ever seen the original map of the bay view hunter's point and you ask about the question why was it called san francisco, because it was very disconnected to the city by water. and so, as all of the commissioners mentioned today, that it seems like that was up to the department and the port. and it seems like the natural state geographics are taken back, you know, they are territory which means, again, we need to prepare, you know, for what, you know could happen. and we are talking about, you know, an area, as we have mentioned that is you know, highly produced by landfill, and so, and if you look at, you know, canals a

hunter was mauled by a pit bug at a friend's house august 11th.fter two skin graph surgeries at uc davis medical center hunter said he is glad he is out of the hospital and thankful these guys were there in the moments after the attack. >> they are awesome and helped me a ton. they are really good people. >> reporter: firefighters told hunter what they remember was how brave he was through the whole ordeal. >> every since then every day i can thought i can not wait to see you. we got you a fire truck lego set. >> we go on these calls a lot. a lot of times they don't have happy endings. we can see this one from beginning to end with a good outcome. we are glad to see he is doing better. it is good for his healing process our ours, as well. >> reporter: hunter is back at school in the 4th grade. he is going half days until his doctors give him clearance to go all day. as for the dog that attacked hunter the mother wants it euthanized. owners are fighting to get the dog back. public hearing is set september 26th. >>> chef ron agreed to pay $130 milli

early this morning, deer hunters spotted a plume of smoke coming from the hills. soon after, smoke began rising from another spot and the hunters knew something was wrong. >> and i asked my buddy, i said i didn't hear no dry lightning. so after that we started watching. then we saw the fire flaring. >> from the first fire. >> then a couple minutes later we seen a guy and a dog come down on the road. he grabbed a pile of brush. walked to the side of the road and started another fire. >> the hunters confronted the man, and they held him until authorities arrived. novak has been connected to two grass fires. >>> veteran british broadcaster has died. he was best nope for his series of telling interviews with richard nixon during watergate. he was on a contracts when he suffered a heart attack. he was 74 years old. >>> the obama administration is gearing up for the biggest foreign policy vote since the iraq war. administration officials argued sunday that new physical evidence shows the syrian government used deadly sarin gas on civilians. the president wants to punish

hunter's point. the last time i was here and i have been waiting on when the agenda comes to see whether or not a motion that commissioner francesca made and it was seconded by commissioner anson moran, a meeting to come about because you wanted to know about the southeast sector and i'm talking about the community college as well as the sewage plant. so far, that meeting have not been called. i've been waiting for your powerpoint, for someone to come and explain to you the purpose for all the things that has happened. this that i passed around shows what my community have gone through since the 60's, what other programs that we have supported and we have supported you, at least you know i have, making sure that the sewage plant stay in one location when other people want it to be moved out of the community. i think it is unfair that your staff, and i know you're going to say it's not your staff, but they're under you, you should know who they are and what they are doing to come into my community and

there is hunter pence. he will make a lot of dough. >>> jim harbaugh didn't have much to say about the loss last night in seattle. >> the defense and the hole in the dike got a little bigger and caved in. we can make improvements. >>> one of his players stars in seattle. >> i said good game and he gave me nothing back. i guess sports sportsmanship doesn't go both way. >> the story goes he rubbed it in. he didn't give him a good recommendation coming out of college. sherman had been terrific and was good last night. the video company who dreamt up the kaepernick skit -- >> there you go. that is awful. >> this was film in the off season. this was done back in march. they filmed two sequences. >> it is obviously computer generated. >> we understand the business. pam, i think you were caught off guard. >> people probably heard about it through twitter and didn't see the actual commercial. >> it is nothing but a fake. >>> tweet tweet. cincinnati tried to avoid going 0 and 2. 9 years in pittsburgh. tonight on the

agreement with bayview supportive housing, llc, a limited liability company (consisting of bayview hunters point multipurpose senior services, inc. and mccormack baron salazar, inc., a missouri corporation), in a total amount not to exceed $19,111,224 and authorizing the executive director to enter into a ground lease option agreement with bayview supportive housing, llc, both for the development of 120 very low-income senior rental housing units plus one manager's unit at 1751 carroll avenue (formerly known as 5800 third street, lot 3) (assessor's block 5431a, lot 042). (discussion and action) (resolution no. 42-2013). >> good afternoon commissioners and members of the pub, thank you for joining us. commissioners this particular item, this provides, for gap funding for the carroll avenue, senior housing as well as an option to ground lease, the previous commission took various actions prior to disillusion, and it is tied to the choice, neighborhood grant, and then to the alice grifth, and then the bay view community has been in planning and development for a new senior center as a part of

and the developer has worked continuously with ocii staff, to meet the terms of the bay view hunter's point and employment and contracting policies, the architect for this project is david baker partners, with michael willis who is an mbe but he is not an sbe. therefore the developer has fallen short of the sbe goal, with only 35 percent participation during the previous development phase. that said, the developer is committed to achieve 50 percent sbe participation during the construction phase of development. that concludes my presentation, and i would like to introduce members of the development team, and other fans who are here to support the project. and let me make sure that i got everybody. from the bay view hunter's point we have cathy davis who is the executive director miss picins who is 97 years old and kendricks and kinser and we have falicila tibito and linda richardson is a member of the board, dr. walker who is a president of the board and unofficial oscar james is here to support the project. >> and we have lisa free man and flores and gravile and any of us will be hap

ambassador robert hunter, manal omar, and kareem of the atlantic council.sador, looking back, how successful or ineffective was the u.s. and nato involvement? >> i think it took a while to get together with the lead. we call it leading from behind, but it did have a successful outcome in getting rid of gadhafi, the problem is people wiped their hands and said let's move on to the next problem, and didn't do the things that would have been required in order to help libya be libya, particularly in aid in terms of investment, in terms of training, in terms of supporting the ngos, the non-governmental organizations that can do a piece of work without it looking like a new imperialism. we forgot about libya, which i think was a terrible, terrible mistake. >> what should have been done differently, kareem? >> i will go even further than that [ inaudible ] because of the [ inaudible ] gadhafi, because of the fact that everybody recognizes that nato came in and was [ inaudible ] nato should have stayed in one form or the other. under un [ inaudible ] to help this c

this morning deer hunters spotted a plume of smoke from the hills. soon after smoke began rising from another spot and the hunters new something was wrong. >> i asked my body, i didn't hear no dry lightning so after that we started watching and then we saw this fire flaring, and then a couple minutes later we seen a dog and a guy come down in the road, and he grabbed a pile of brush and started another fire. >> the hunters confronted the man, identified as 28-year-old james novak and held him until authorities arrived. novak was held in connection with two fires yesterday. >> still ahead at 6:00. why some people who use caltrain will now have to spend more on their daily commute. >> plus, what scientists found on mars that could point to life in the planet's future. >> why the solution to jet lag could be found in a mouse. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. still looking at the high and mid-level clouds across the bay area. sprinkles? we may see a few tomorrow. we'll l block. >> ama: authorities found a missing holster teen although they're still searching

he was arrested yesterday afternoon after hunters saw him start fires. they called 911 when his story did not add up. >> he was erratic. didn't have a clear story. just remorseful. wanted us to let him go. and we told him, you know, we can't. >> he's also expected of setting a fire saturday that burned 21-acres and a fire behind his cloverdale home. a witness saw a man throw flairs from a car that's registered to him. we received pictures from the hunters who caught the suspected arsonists. you can see the size of the flames there. and the suspected arsonist lying in the ground. firefighters say yesterday's fire burned approximately one acre before it was knocked down. time now is 4:45. airport screeners across the country are stopping for travelers trying to carry weapons on to planes. salt lake city has seen a big jump with 30 passengers stopped from taking guns on planes. more than twice as many as other airports with similar numbers of travelers. screeners found 660 in 2005. they discovered more than twice that many last year. and they're on pace to

and then hunter pe nce. two r.b.i day for hunter. giants take two of three in the desert and 8-2 your final. defending u.s. open champ serena williams put the brakes on the future of american tennis showing sloane stephens she is still the queen of the court. stephens beat serena before and she couldn't wait to repay her. sloane just couldn't handle serena's power. spheef fence wasn't -- stevensons wasn't there in the second. serena breaks her and is serving for the match. serena advances for the 11th time in 14 years. straight set victory. >> it is definitely difficult. i am playing people i like and you always want to see do well. you have to go out there and put them to the side and realize i want to do well and take every point as they come. >> a busy day as usual. >> thank you, shu. >> and thank you for joining us. ama dates and leigh glaser and mike shumann. the news continues at 4:24eur9 with a -- at 4:30 with a live look from the explore for yum cam. have a good one. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just mak

. >> hunters caught a monster gator tipping the scales at 741 pounds. >> it takes a special kind of huntereporter: they are monsters that can grow to epic proportions. out here on the mississippi delta, he caught this 723 pound ail gator. >> a paralegal by day and alligator hunter at night. >> alligator queen. >> alligator queen. >> 700 pounds is something that could eat you. pretty exciting. >> reporter: the state says hunting helps to control an exploding gator population. why are they so big? because for years, nobody was allowed to hunt them. so the gators kept growing and growing. alligators grow well in to old age and if left long enough, some grow to 19 feet. that's the length of an average rv. so we set out to find them. >> going slow because you don't want to spook them. >> reporter: after hours of watching gators hide under water, this one showed his face. >> i hear him. while beth didn't net one of the big ones on the hunt, hours later, another team caught a 741 pounder. a new record. don't mistake these for calm waters. out here it's "jurassic park" under the mississippi river.

they kept the second-year hunter and let go tyler wilson. the u.s. open is through the first week with defending champion serena williams wining a battle for americans. the results coming up champion serena williams put the brakes on the future of american tennis as she showed sloane stephens she is still the queen of the court. sloane beat serena in january and serena repaid the favor today. they couldn't wait for the match up. serena won the first set and then cruised in the second with five straight games to finish. sloane couldn't handle the power and serena is up 4-1. stevens was overwhelmed in the second set. she air mails the forehand return into the crowd. serena breaks and now serves for the match. on match point and stevens will find the net and serena advances to the quarterfinals for the 11th time in 14 years. 6-4, 6-1. straight set victory anding forr looking for her 17th major title. >> it is definitely difficult, especially playing people you like and that you always want to see do well. you have to go out and put that to the side and

the healthy san francisco has definitely helped some of the families in hunter's point bayview. we do have agencies like the southeast center, the bayview medical center and we have health fairs throughout our community but we need more outreach, we need our families to know how to obtain these services in insurance, so i want to see more outreach out in hunter's point bayview, and i'm sure you are aware in my community that we have a high rate of asthma, diabetes and cancer and also trauma, a lot of trauma related issues are in hunter's point bayview and this causes a problem with our children. i am an employee with the unified school district, and i would just like to see that the parents have more access of insurance and know the health benefits available to them because you must realize that good health is a conduit for closing this educational gap for children of color, so please keep this program going, it's very important for our community in hunter's point bayview, thank you. >> i'm going to call a few more names. (calling speaker names).

my brother had a dear friend, perry hunter, sort of like a scientific-type guy. and perry hunter and my brother used to get in arguments about this whole apollo mission, as to whether or not humans could get to the moon. and i remember, one time, overhearing an argument between my brother dave and perry hunter. and perry hunter was claiming, "no way, no way a human being is gonna get in a rocket "and get to the moon and come back. "no way. it's all press. it's all a farce. it's all hollywood. they can't do that." and my brother says, "perry, how do you know they can't do that?" and perry said, "because i'm a marksman. "and i know what it is to take a riffle "and get 200 yards away from a target, and boom, "hit that target dead on. i know what that is. "and when you talk about going 240,000 miles away, "i don't care what kind of high tech they got, "they're not gonna aim that rocket properly. they're gonna miss." perry didn't understand at all how it happens. gang, they don't aim a rocket to the moon and fire and hope they aimed it right and it hits. that's not th

each hunter allowed two gators in this ten-day season. into an early morning. >> we set out with hopes of catching an alligator, maybe a big one, but really it's hard to get one in the first place. i just enjoy being out here and love doing it. >> for "night line," in the mississippi delta. >> just another day out looking for gators. to each his own. >> next, diana nyad made history when she swam from cuba to the florida keys. why is the record now being questioned by skeptics? even get through the day. so i was honest with my doctor. i told her i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. she said that for some people, an antidepressant alone only helps so much and suggested we add abilify (aripiprazole). she said that by taking both, some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. i wish i'd talked to my doctor sooner. [ female announcer ] abilify is not for everyone. call your doctor if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens