. >> good afternoon again director i'm joined with marie hunter from our staff, i'm excited to be here to talk to you today about a great opportunity to support vision 0 and to support the safer market street project. the top priority of our agency and of the sustainable streets division is public safety and the top priority of this project is protecting the lives of the hundreds of thousands of people who use market street on foot, on bicycles, riding muni and in vehicles every day. market streets are mostly [inaudible] street and southbound be our safer street however it's not. someone is hit by a vehicle and injured every one to two weeks, four of the 20 most dangerous intersections of the city for pedestrians are market street, market and 4th market and 5th market and 6th market and 7th and as we think about what our commitment to vision 0 means we say trashes and debts on the street are not longer acceptable, these transit conditions we don't believe are acceptable. the kinds of crashes that are happening on market street are largely resulting from vehicles making turns across cro

. >> marie harrison advises against buying here hat the hunter shipyard and she feels the same way about housing at nearby treasure island. the navy is cleaning up the building. the n nuclear regulatory commission said that the navy used to decontaminate warships after nuclear testing and use of radiation experiments on animals here. >> i can't see people moving in here while all this toxic land surrounds them. they're still cleaning up. not just building, they're doing the actual clean up. digging into the ground, breaking up rocks that has everything and anything in it, and you're living right on top of it? >> the four-year-old went to the hospital last month. >> i was coughing. >> a lot? >> it didn't top. >> kamani's doctors said that doctors gave his daughter an inhaler when she could not breathe. it is not sure that what is the cause, but there are high levels of illness here. toxics in the ground can become airborne and the fugitive dust concerns him. >> i know what the outcomes are babies are sick, extremely sick, and we need to protect them and get the dust out of the air. >> the

. >> marie harrison with the green action group advises against renting or buying here by the former hunter's naval shape yard and the same way on treasure island. in both places, the navy is cleaning the soil at its former bases. the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission said war ships used to be decontaminated after testing and used to conduct racation experiments on animals here. >> i can't see people moving in while this toxic land surrounds them. they are working on cleaning up not just the buildings but the cleanup, digging into the ground lifting up soil, that has anything and everything in it and you're living right on top of it? >> living just a football field arm from the lookout point of the shipyard, this 4-year-old went to the hospital last month. >> i was coughing. >> a lot? >> it didn't stop. >> her father said doctors gave her daughter an inhaler when she had trouble breathing. they worry the remaining toxins may be to blame for the little girl's lung problems. >> it may play a strong part of it. this is the last house and it's close to the area right there. >> it's not clear if