and what the city is saying is we're going to make sure that the benefits are frontloaded, that lennarhe developer's going to have to put up the money for these before they get to dot stuff that's going to make them a lot of money. >> you mentioned people living there. is the cleanup done? is it to a level where people can actually live there and not worry about what's going on? >> the cleanup is in process. parts of it aren't done. but a couple of the parcels are ready to be turned over to the city for development next year. the argument they make is that this will be cleaned up to the same level that mission bay is and emeryville was. >> belva: well, jam-packed stories tonight with lots of information. so thanks to all of you for joining me here tonight. well, in a moment we'll hear from scott schafer of kqed public radio about the news on chief justice ronald george's retirement. ♪ >> belva: well, the announcement that chief justice ronald george will retire in january took most by surprise. and here to tell us about his legacy and the future of the court, scott shafer, host of "cal

[applause] >> another strong supporter, someone here from lennar. where are you? oh. [applause] >> in the spirit of the day, i want to thank the committee. i want to thhank the supervisor for 10 years of working in bayview-hunter's point. i appreciate you. we are pleased to have been part of this celebration. thank you. >> another strong supporter, p g & e. [applause] >> i would like to say this is not the first time i have sang an entire black national anthem, but it is the first time i have seen it signed, so i thank the organizers for making sure everyone can appreciate the celebration. we understand how important it is to the african-american community. that is why we have stepped up again this year and will continue to support the community. and thank you to the organizers, everyone who has put in hard work. thank you. [applause] >> i am going to say goodbye, because my beautiful daughter is here, and she came home from ucla to ride in the aids ride, so i will go and take her for some medical support so she can do this ride. anybody having a birthday today? this

despite my battles with the lennar corp. through the mail and through politically and what not, this that and the other, both here, charlie walker, stiffing my constituents who are homeless. my first motion tonight passed on affordability. even with my concerns about environmental issues and what not. the affordability was there in the plan despite other shortcomings that i would be voting in favor of. we the promised all of this in the 60 ponce and 70's. they did not build this for us. that is one to be the legacy. that is unfortunate. i hope that the african-american community in san francisco can weather this and lives on. i hope that poor people can continue to make their way here in the city of st. francis. i'm not sure that that will be in the cards. i will see more of a paris and vienna type of situation. hopefully, this is the resolve and determination and the communities of color and low income community is to keep struggling in the making projects like this that don't really have them forced -- first and foremost.

lennar has the overall obligation for contractors and subcontractors employment. the cbo's are deeply involved in helping. we contract with them. we do the of region assessment and case management. the unions on the construction side will have a significant role in the partnerships as we move forward. in terms of placements to date, to give you a quick highlight of what they look like, about 44% of our overall placements have come out of district 10. you can see some of the overall breakdowns. city build is in its fifth year. we're on our 12th cycle. we will start the 12th cycle in the fall. we have had previous success working with the community on the construction side. in terms of the in use and opportunities that are not related to construction, we started the sector academies outside of construction around two other sectors, health care and bring jobs. as more opportunities arise, the idea of the sector academies would be the model that i would like to see sustained over time. it is a cohort model. a group of individuals come in at the same time, and get trai

a move over $16 per share for lennar would break it out of the range its been in for two months. the home builders need to get their supplies someplace. home depot was among the top four best-performing dow components, rallying more than 2.5%. and competitor lowe's saw a bigger move, up 3.25%. quarterly earnings for both lowes and home depot will be in two and a half weeks, on the same day, august 16. you've heard the talk around b.p., but its partner in the well that had been leaking, anadarko petroleum, announced a new offshore discovery today. this one in the deep waters off the coast of ghana. shares of a-p-c closed up almost 4%, but saw very light volume despite the new discovery. volume was a third of normal. the stock is down by a third since the deepwater horizon disaster began. anadarko earnings are due next week. finally, reported better than expected earnings after the close tonight. one to watch for tomorrow's action, profits dropped from last year yes, but still better than $0.16, better than estimates. new projects were up 38%. shares were up as much as 2% after the