. >> lucas first heard about hunter like the rest of us.n the evening news. hunter had been playing at a friend's home in antiok when that neighbor's two dogs attacked him. the injury severe, the scars long lasting, but then lucas learned he was soon to have another connection. his mom, kelly, was to be hunter's fourth grade teacher in martinez. over the past few months, lucas got to know hunter. >> nothing's going to really hold him back and i thought that was the coolest thing ever. >> and hunter got to know lucas. >> he's tall, a big guy. >> presenting california, here is lucas hallstead. >> so, if big league scouts watching him hit in a major league park weren't enough pressure, lucas wanted to hit out at least a few for hunter, which is just what he did. >> it's out of here. >> i get emotional about it all the time when i really think about it. you know, yeah, like he's my baby. he's my first born and he wanted to do that for him. it's huge. >> in the end, lucas didn't just raise $2,000 for hunter, he gained a whole new perspective for

most of them i see coming from my area is hunter's point. thank you very much >> thank you very much. let's move to questions or comments on this project. so we've seen the design before. i don't know if i asked origin but are we looking at elevating the roof i don't see anything else. >> there will be solar panels on the roof and a two level podium and it has another 5 thousand square feet. it gets tricky and expensive in terms of, you know, water proovl and existing bike safety so we decided to ata put all the landscape at the ground and half of the 23 thousand is landscaping for mature trees >> i agree with you i don't think i was talking about open space that's available for recreation you can also have vegetation are more energy technology like solar and other technology for rekrooirlg or reheating water. i think this is a discussion for retrofit but i wanted to ask about this one >> we'll have solar hot water to supplement thefully percent above title 54. there will be solar panels to be added at the later date >> excellent thank you.

hunters view was never part of the redevelopment area. they have rewritten, they have cut and paste, because the area a was never part of hunters view. i used to live at 13 west road. i know the community. the people are sick and dying there with all the toxics. that is one of the most rich toxic area there is. i'm hoping you do not support this because they are lying about what is going on. and there was a report done about the schenn gans of the city hall. what i see is all the people where are they now? they are at city hall. the money talking about, the tenants themselves requested they come from san francisco back in 1992. guess what, now the city has the funds. the bayview community don't have anything at all. every dime that came here through grant to san francisco came through hunters point. from eoc and the hope program and the housing development, development housing. it came from us. we are the ones who stayed up 24 hours a day mostly to get these programs in. but now we are not involved. i hope you do not enforce this and like

so, with that i'd like to ask [speaker not understood] the hunters point shipyard project manager to walk you through the proposed detail of this proposed project. >> thank you, executive director, greetings. once again, president of the commission, ms. christine johnson, congratulatetions. [speaker not understood], 70,000 to the budget for services during this period. to do that i'll briefly summarize whatth project is, give you some background on the agreements requiring security services agreement [speaker not understood] lastly give you an overview of community services solicitation upped our undertaking. before that i want to introduce mccoy services ms. [speaker not understood] coleman. please stabbed. and ms. karen bay from lennar corporation. as you know, the hunters point shipyard project is one of three major projects, major approved projects [speaker not understood] the office of community investment and infrastructure is undertaking. it spans both the shipyard proper and the [speaker not understood] bayview for a total of 7 88 acres along the southeastern water froth of s

workforce and city build came out of most cities from hunters point. that program has been taken from our community and city would i do everything that hunters point brought all the pennies have not gone to city would i do my community has not received any of the benefits. the hopes program started that. you know, the vice president of the united states came here and thanked me for the programs we have here in hunters point. what i feel is happening here in hunters point the senior program their this would fund guess what they've allocated $20,000 and you haven't done anything you said you were going to do. >> first of all, i want to thank all the presenters for giving us some qualify information. i suggest to the commissioners we need to get the university students involved because that's the way to go so we can think outside the box. we need to think about a lot of things outside the box. i'm suggesting that we role do speak meaningful outreach and when we do some meaningful he outreach i'm requesting cultural outreach. like the poly negligence in ou

when the hounds chased a bear up a tree, the hunter could come in for the easy kill. during the past year the hound ban slashed the number of bears killed by almost half down from 1,962 killed in 2012 to 1,002 last year. >> i am pleased the law is working as intended and people are complying with the law. >> these darkened colored zones are the approved bear hunt zones in california. >> the head of the state fish and wildlife department's bear program tells us the number of hunting permits or bear tags sold was unaffected by the ban on hounds. >> we have had actually the same amount of dare tags sold this year -- bear tags sold this year. either the same number of bear hunters were unsuccessful or less turned out. >> morale is pretty low. i will be frank. >> he fought the ban as a member of california hounds for conservation. he says he can find a bear in a day or two with the hounds. without them it takes four or five days. he says because of the ban, many of the state's hunters are getting rid of their dogs. >> a lot of guys have sold their hounds or given them to s

it was public housing tenant that brought hope 6 into hunter's point. it was in hunters view. and now he made a statement about policy changing. you see your agency decided they want to make a policy change they make is and don't come to the people for their thoughts. i received a letter i have a certificate. i received my certify wouldn't be no good after 2016 what kind of of madness it that. there needs to be some discussions among you and your staff and your bosses the mayor of this city because i'm sick and tired of coming when i have worked with corrin for many years i have not just met him and he's been doing good work in the city and what they're doing and remind me what's happened to the black contracts in hunter's point and of the city of san francisco we have one hundred and 7 subcontractors you've u you're running them away and bringing in people from other states and countries and the community and citizens of san francisco who helped to build this city is out. the ax a m i need to be looked. i received one thousand and $15,000 a year where, i live. thank god i'm a

when the hounds chased a bear up a tree, the hunter could come in for the easy kill. during the past year the hound ban slashed the number of bears killed by almost half down from 1,962 killed in 2012 to 1,002 last year. >> i am pleased the law is working as intended and people are complying with the law. >> these darkened colored zones are the approved bear hunt zones in california. >> the head of the state fish and wildlife department's bear program tells us the number of hunting permits or bear tags sold was unaffected by the ban on hounds. >> we have had actually the same amount of dare tags sold this year -- bear tags sold this year. either the same number of bear hunters were unsuccessful or less turned out. >> morale is pretty low. i will be frank. >> he fought the ban as a member of california hounds for conservation. he says he can find a bear in a day or two with the hounds. without them it takes four or five days. he says because of the ban, many of the state's hunters are getting rid of their dogs. >> a lot of guys have sold their hounds or given them to s

a combrup here in san francisco have been living in hunters point. i was working for literacy for viral justice for 3 years my i did a background of education and did ugh i youth he development. i was running that building by myself. it is a tough job. i know in order to maximize it's full benefit the operation and the programming needs to be integrated and while the parentheses is not part of the proposal to live up to the full vision of being a classroom having a tenant that has the technical capacity to manage operations as well as do the programming is really crucial i'm here to support the bay institute and city college in the proposal. as we know with the history of the viral movement it's notes alters been inclusive. it's utmost importance the continually of san francisco that as an institution in our city that bends folks and people of color especially in southeast san francisco that they have fro reign and hired folks in the community liquor carol line and charles with peggy leading the way. they've created an inclusive community at the eco

when the hounds chased a bear up a tree, the hunter could come in for the easy kill.g the past year the hound ban slashed the number of bears killed by almost half down from 1,962 killed in 2012 to 1,002 last year. >> i am pleased the law is working as intended and people are complying with the law. >> these darkened colored zones are the approved bear hunt zones in california. >> the head of the state fish and wildlife department's bear program tells us the number of hunting permits or bear tags sold was unaffected by the ban on hounds. >> we have had actually the same amount of dare tags sold this year -- bear tags sold this year. either the same number of bear hunters were unsuccessful or less turned out. >> morale is pretty low. i will be frank. >> he fought the ban as a member of california hounds for conservation. he says he can find a bear in a day or two with the hounds. without them it takes four or five days. he says because of the ban, many of the state's hunters are getting rid of their dogs. >> a lot of guys have sold their hounds or given them to states

what happened when the hunter becomes the hunted? >>> plus harvey weinstein, we'll ask him why he thinks he can beat the nra when even the president can't? >>> and some unusual advice about how to survive a scandal like bridgegate. >> there may not be any dots to connect, but in people's minds, this is kind of christie-like, in the kind of way that it was done. >>> begin with the big story, a big man in hollywood taking on the might of the nra. he earned 11 nominations, eight golden globe, ten critics choice and seven screen actors guild nominations. but harvey weinstein is in the planning stages for something that has the nra up in arms. congratulations on your nominations and all the awards. you've now had 331 nominations for the oscars alone, 78 wins in your time at miramax and the weinstein company. >> sounds good to me. >> extraordinary. >> i was a baseball player. can you imagine the amount of money i could have had? a-rod and jeter together. >> you are the best awards campaigner i've ever encountered. >> can't anybody just say

that was the coolest thing ever. >> reporter: and hunter got to know lucas. >> he's tall. he's a big guy. >> representing california, here is lucas halstead. >> reporter: so, if big league scouts watching him hit in a major league park weren't enough pressure, lucas wanted to hit out at least a few for hunter which is just what he did. >> there it is. high, it's deep, it's out of here. >> i get emotional about it all the time when i really think about it, you know, and, he's my baby. he's my firstborn and when someone wanted -- you know, and he wanted to do that for him, it was huge. >> reporter: in the end, though, lucas didn't just raise $2,000 for hunter. he gained a whole new perspective for himself. >> i can just promise you that i'll never play another game of baseball without thinking it's going to be my last game. it can end like that. >> reporter: garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >>> still ahead in "today in the bay" a simple tweet launched a landmark case around the world. the connection to a rock star. >>> plus a different kind of special treatment for justin

refer other kids as my own >> what we do now is workforce development for the families in the bay hunters point we do programs. the picture at the top is the hazard met training and our training is required for the academy we recruit for and at the bottom corner interests a workforce of folks that are cleric of community workers and carpenterers and construction workers routing right you outside of the hunter power plant we helped folks to bring that power plant down. it's adjacent to the location. we want to see our resident really live in san francisco and seeks sustainable ability splo through those programs. pictured if the top corner are folks we've he pardoned with in the past. i want to mention that luminal k is one of the women owned solar businesses. we partnered around policy advocate around the higher organization and they hires local >> we're here to inspire our youth and prepare for the greener initiative and beyond. this city we haven't done a lot of development. we want to see real opportunity in construction in the green industry and introduce those concepts to our communi

those two organizations will continue to make bay view hunters point a place for interaction. the state university supports 24 since is it was built. it's my pleasure to offer my support to those institutions. as you know su serves thousands of students and we provide opportunity.

. >> reporter: when we first met hunter moore, he was brash, unpredictable, and relishing the title ofaccount. so i can write off my alcoholism at the end of the year. >> reporter: between all the booze and tattoos -- >> i just sleep and answer texts and phone calls while i sleep. >> reporter: -- the so-called godfather of revenge porn was adamant that while his business was despicable it was completely legal. >> basically, i just watch the twitter to see what kind of naked people people want to see. >> reporter: for two years "nightline" has been following moore's controversial career and the people left in its wake. >> it was extremely difficult for my whole family. it wasn't even just my daughter that was victimized. it was really the entire family. because it impacts everybody in the victim's life. >> reporter: charlotte law's daughter was one of moore's alleged victims. >> it's embarrassing to know that they've seen that photo of me. and they know what i look like now topless. because of that site. >> reporter: her picture, like thousands of others, displayed on the website isanyo

bayview hunters point. alex didn't start the puc and two of those persons are dead and gone. and where we used to meet and i used to attend those meetings that was that young man's on fifth street. it died off it died down and alex came to me and a asked me about the cac and i agreed. but i don't want you all trying to change the history that happened in my community and that's a lot that's going on. when i heard about the budget i know it bothers me you all have been sitting here for a long time and when you came together what were you supposed to do n if so nothing happened about the issues no one said anything about the leaks that's going on in my community. it just said that nothing is happened you've wasted seven years and ms. mccain about tell you. you've wasted seven years and not doing the job and i believe you're going to waste 7 more years and we're not going to have the that is my understanding. when i told the director i was not going to support the pipes you all have been lying to us at hunters

. >> once i found out i could do a charity foundation, the first i heard about it i knew about hunter hunter had been playing at a friend's home in antioch when the neighbor's two dogs attacked him. the injuries severe, the scars long-lasting. but then lucas learned he would have another connection, his mom kelly was to be hunter's fourth grade teacher in martinez. over the past three months lucas got to know hunter. >> nothing will hold him back and i thought that was the coolest thing ever. >> and hunter got to know lucas. >> he was tall and he was nice as well. >> representing california, here is lucas hallsted. >> so big league scouts watching him hit weren't enough pressure, he wanted to hit out a few for hunter, which is what he did. >> and it's out of here. >> i get emotional all of the time when i really think about it. and yeah, like, he's my baby, he's my first born and when someone wants -- and he wanted to do that for him. it was huge. >> in the end though, lucas didn't just raise $2,000 for hunter, he gained a whole new perspective for himself. >> i can just promise you t

and bayview hunter's point will be all white in seven years with their plan. a new a program needs to be planned on how to mitigate for the low income housing people and have a better program to actually give it to the people that need it. there being a kicked out and nobody is doing anything about it. you're going to have 3 cases coming up concerning this exact issue. i hope you start thinking and really working with us and each one come and talk to us. i've not seen any outreach just sit up and look at this. what's happening to this city is very, very, very sad because the public is being shoved out of the process of the planning. i know something is happening in citywide but no one will tell me. and you guys are going to end up what mud occupy your face. thank you >> further any public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm john from the take could group. it's great to see this topic. this is at least the third survey for potential affordable housing development i've been through since the 1980s. the first one identified balboa reservoir and that was

and the, and there is two open seats at the moment, and one open seat for the bay view hunter's point neighborhood and one that open seat for the ocean view, neighborhood and we just heard about this vacantcy for the ocean view, neighborhood because one of the city member just before the packer went out, let us know that he is resigning and so we have not had a chance to recruit for that seat yet and we will cock back for that seat and today it is focused on the bay view hunter's point seat. we have been able to be in recruitment for the past few months to fill up the committee since the committee was created, and in 2013, and we have had notification to the residents, in the area to transit riders and to community groups and we for this seat, we have received three applications, and we have asked the county or the applicants that are shown in your matrix and also an inclosure showing the information from the amply indication fourms. the county does appear today, to say a few words about the county to see just a note about one of those candidates owner and i pds that there has been co

before you call anyone that the groups that got funded were not in hunter's point. can you dig it >> thank you for being here. to refresh the recognition we basically, had a meeting and there's more money going it's the month that starts with a j. so we listened because the puc and this general manager we are supportive. we made recommendations to address >> item 7 is other commissioners business. commissioner seeing none, is there any any public comment on item 7 it's closed >> item 8 is report of the general manager. >> so the only update i have is water supply update. >> excuse me. steve assistant general manager for water. if i could have the power point please. i'm going to update you on the water supply as we discussed earlier. the water supply conditions have about a million feet in storage that's about 70 photo in our storage. our water supply is a storage batted system. by comparison back in the year 2007 with have 80 percent of the storage. i referenced this because that's the last time that the commission declared a storage and called for 10 percent of vo