there is other ifd's that the city has looked at and for example with the core ifd there is special legislation which get additional leverage. they get to pull a larger portion of the property tax dollar of the state. that is not we have something available to this area here or in rincon hill. from the city's per expect -- perspective we want to make sure we are leveraging the funds and we want to make sure we are using the best financial instrument and not get stuck on a single tool when there is better options that might get us better funds. >> why are we not using ifd? >> there are specific parts they are using it and specifically prioritizing areas for that. >> maybe for another conversation but it was communicated to me that the mayor's budget office was against ifd for the redevelopment of pier 70s. which is a statement that we can leverage for money on the state. >> i don't know if i can speak to that, but we've moved forward on the partnership and board approval for the port's ifd policy which includes using ifd on their site and making sure we have maximum leverage areas. when we did r

whatever happened to ifd, i thought income hill was going to be for what might occurring in the eastern neighborhoods. how about tiffs and how about the using the revenue for the infrastructure. what about community development directs. we urge the city to use the increased revenues for this development lot directly for public benefit needs in the eastern neighborhoods. thank you. >> great questions you raise. thank you. we'll get some answered today. next we'll have monique yamamoto to discuss the funding strategies and she'll be focusing on the transportation task force which has laid out the overall transportation strategy for the city. hi monique? >> good morning and members of the board of supervisors committee. the mayor's task force that i think you have heard of preliminary set of recommendations and findings of the mayor's task force. but i'm here this morning to speak to you about how some of those recommendations could apply to the eastern neighborhood hearing. as you know, the task force is concentrating on infrastructure and not operating expenses nor is it looking at parks

hard drive that was part of his file for his replacement and he didn't know it was owe akerding to a ifd. according to a source familiar with the findings they do not address the murder of three marines the failure to act on brezler's warning nor the do they address unlawful command influence allegations that going after brezler shields the son-in-law of a senior marine officer. tonight a former military judge telling fox news a letter of reprimand in the file was probably enough given the circumstances of the case and his strong record of service. megyn? >> thank you. joining me with with more, michael grim, one of the lawmakers who wrote a letter of support objecting to the prosecution. so now he hasn't been dishonorably discharged which was the worst result. he was kicked out of the marines which his attorneys were in shock they went this way. >> it should have been handled with a letter of reprimand but he self-reported. we are losing a dedicated marine. >> he's the one guy who tried to warn him about the guy. his warning was right. >> no good deed goes unpunished. this good marine a

up ifd give my weapons they were able to keep weapons out of everybody's hands.s long as my children are in my house, i will definitely have -- have a means to protect my kids. host: how hard is it to get a weapon in texas? caller: it depends on where you are. it is relatively easy. they do a stringent background check when you go to some of the big names -- the big-name stores. fbi will put you through an acheron check right on the spot. some places you always hear it is easier to procure weapons. it is not that cut and dried. the issue is how much your local or state government is willing to capitulate to the second amendment. a lot about the nsa in the newspapers the past month. here is from "the washington post" -- from virginia, next call. since sandy hook, it has changed my views. since all the shootings, i have now caught in concealed carry. everyone around me is protected. what is it like that you do this day after day the echo -- after day? affairs -- ct your yes.r: i'm always looking at the situation. i know that i can protect the people around me and m