i just wanted to ask the question that daniel landry posed. of community involvement from regular residence has there been? there have been criticisms of past processes, having regular community folks be involved in the development of the different jazz community benefits districts and other processes, but how are people being involved right now in the process? >> my understanding is that the community was involved in the planning for this particular legislation. our community staff person is not here today to comment on that, but that is my understanding from speaking to her. i know that the community benefits district was involved and other regions were involved from that section, and some of this came at the urging from those merchants and residents from that area. supervisor mar: ok, and it sounds like projects like the artisan marketplace across the street or the face lift of the store fronts and a lot of these different parts are moving forward with the strong support of merchants but also residents from the area. >> yes, that is my unde

landry. dr.foss, there have been records that have been -- between that price differential of the world crude in the west texas and the suggestion is because this has been the rise or the impact of north dakota. and i understand that new production probably would have an impact on the world prices but is this difference in price an indication that more domestic production could provide a price base for american consumers in that regard as well as the national security aspect that i have been talking about for some time, dr. foss? >> yes. >> boy that is very definitive. do you want to elaborate? that is the only question i have so i'm not going to ask you another one. explain briefly. >> i understand what you are asking which is the impact of our crude production in our own markets? >> right, exactly. >> course it is a huge impact and i mentioned an idea the suggestion that we need to think about which is the bottlenecking to make sure we can benefit from it, because and we have this problem, we h

i am daniel landrieu -- landry, born and raised in the western fillmore. i just wanted to weigh in from the community perspective, since the community, i do not think, was involved with the beginning of this process. i just want to make clear that we do support change on fillmore street and opening up the changes in dealing with the administration things that is happening near, but with conditions. one of the things that we have to focus on is really what happened in the past, and we have been saying over and over now for years that going forward, that we have to focus on the micro businesses in the area, focus on the small businesses, and the grass roots efforts of people who have lived there all their lives and what to open up the business, so we address that. it seems to me, everyone is speaking of music, dance, etc., but there was a lot more to the black community in fillmore, as you all know, so we want us to pay close attention to the culture part of the community. let's not just continue to keep preserving music, jazz, and preserving fillmore music

. >> daniel landry, for the record. i was pleased to hear the young people speak earlier. anytime you see young people can come up and boldly say they have problems in the face of the politics in san francisco, gives them hope. we should learn how to hear that message and implement that message. what is happening in san francisco? it reminds me the department has been given information by the community for a comprehensive community policing plan. for some reason, the touchdown becomes 5 more yards to need to go or even 10. it is upsetting and definitely -- i want to feel happy about this whole example. there should be more discussions, more reports, and we are getting nowhere. how many people have died since 2002, when we presented the community coalition plan? you guys, come on. if we want to save our souls, we have to dig deep inside ourselves and work together in a way where we do not affect each other. one of the most disappointing things in this city is that our department cannot talk about the boundaries difference. there are people coming up and seeing how great the

it has been light traffic across the span they have finished the landry configuration all the way acrossridge. dan burton as the wind advisory in effect that is not very often that we see in-. - dumbarton bridge. that's where we a chain requirements in place. interstate 80, they are required between king veil and donner lake. >> darya: team coverage of the weather and traffic let's go live to correct our he's in san jose i guess you're focusing on the tree to show the wind? >> reporter: it is mostly windy there is rain that comes in go but the wind is consistent since more than an hour ago. the wind has been constant scrawls coming through. there has been rain coming blowing sidewise not really as much of a factor as the wind. for the time being just windy in a little slick in the central parts of san jose. >> darya: very good we will talk to later. >> will: apple is setting up for today's big media event the company is expected to unveil their next generation ipad. tech reporter gabe slate gives us a preview. >> gabe: apple is taking over in san francisco to unveil the new ipad we don't

landry. dr.foss, there have been records that have been -- between that price differential of the world crude in the west texas and the suggestion is because this has been the rise or the impact of north dakota. and i understand that new production probably would have an impact on the world prices but is this difference in price an indication that more domestic production could provide a price base for american consumers in that regard as well as the national security aspect that i have been talking about for some time, dr. foss? >> yes. >> boy that is very definitive. do you want to elaborate? that is the only question i have so i'm not going to ask you another one. explain briefly. >> i understand what you are asking which is the impact of our crude production in our own markets? >> right, exactly. >> course it is a huge impact and i mentioned an idea the suggestion that we need to think about which is the bottlenecking to make sure we can benefit from it, because and we have this problem, we h

landry. dr.oss, there have been records that have been -- between that price differential of the world crude in the west texas and the suggestion is because this has been the rise or the impact of north dakota. and i understand that new production probably would have an impact on the world prices but is this difference in price an indication that more domestic production could provide a price base for american consumers in that regard as well as the national security aspect that i have been talking about for some time, dr. foss? >> yes. >> boy that is very definitive. do you want to elaborate? that is the only question i have so i'm not going to ask you another one. explain briefly. >> i understand what you are asking which is the impact of our crude production in our own markets? >> right, exactly. >> course it is a huge impact and i mentioned an idea the suggestion that we need to think about which is the bottlenecking to make sure we can benefit from it, because and we have this problem, we ha