we are here to support the masonic plc. the masonic is an historic venue for over 150 years. it is an important venue and plays an important role in san francisco's night by the economy, which we all know contributes 45,000 jobs and $4.2 billion a year into the overall san francisco economy. the safety and security, noise, traffic, and operations at the masonic have been negotiated with and approved by the planning commission and abc. you cannot be more rigorous in protecting the nob hill neighborhoods and masonic and libation have proven themselves to be. event spaces are a dying breed. preserving the entertainment experience is good for the long term community building. having the institution in hands of such a respected operations company will ensure vital performance is that only the masonic auditorium can support. we urge you to support the poe. thank you very much. >> and i apologize i forgot to call the police department before i took public comment. police department, would you like to comment on this? officer mathias again. officer matthias: steve mathias again. in l

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we are here to support the masonic plc. the masonic is an historic venue for over 150 years. it is an important venue and plays an important role in san francisco's night by the economy, which we all know contributes 45,000 jobs and $4.2 billion a year into the overall san francisco economy. the safety and security, noise,

in the past year, we have hosted president obama twice at the masonic. i do not know of another event that poses more logistical challenges and hosting the president. i am pleased to say that we have worked cooperatively with the san francisco police department to ensure successful gatherings. we provide dozens of union jobs, contribute to the city's tax coffers through paying parking taxes and bring business to hotels and restaurants. the city's nighttime economy value rings true and we are a long time part of san francisco entertainment and music history. i want to thank the board of supervisors, the mayor's office, the planning department and the planning commission for helping us to navigate this far. it has been a long road to come before you today. our business is music, special events and event management. we very much rely on our partners at city hall as we strive to keep the masonic alive. we currently have 12 conditions on the interim permits, and approximately 40 conditions on a conditional use permit, including conditions on the of all sales,

derrick mason was the best free agent signing. dpre grets -- regrets he was unable to bring baltimore another super bowl title but his heart is with the ravens. he leads as said all time leader in receptions in receiving yards mason ends his career and looks at what is ahead for the ravens, the team's young receivers and flacco. >> you all are in good hands. with joe. who, to me, is one of the best quarterbacks in the league. he proved that last year. so i think you all are in good hands, as well as tory, who now can become that, that go-to guy. he did a great job last year. and now, you get to build on what he did last year. >> and moving forward from last year, to tomorrow. the kickoff for the ravens' mandatory mini camp. all veterans expected to be in owings mills. on the watch for running back ray rice, who may not attend as he negotiates a new contract. >>> in tennis, the men's french open finals halts today after rain. rafael nadal wins the match on a double fall. nadal takes the title in four sets. his 7th open championship

mason played most of his career with the tennessee titans. but says baltimore is where his heart is. >> i would like to thank the organization, you know, for allowing me to have an opportunity to hang up my cleats here. it's an amazing place. >> reporter: mason adds that this amazing place has amazing fans who welcomed him in 2005, after years of rooting against him when he played for tennessee. >> there's not too many places you can go, and a place really embraces you the way that the city of baltimore embraced me. and i will be forever indebted to this city. >> reporter: mason was a ravens' iron man, never missed a game in his six years here. and his receiving stats to that, and gm ozzie newsome puts mason in a league of his own when considering the franchise free agent. >> i don't know if there is any one player over the span of their career that did more for this organization than derrick mason did. >> mason singled out ray lewis, ed reed, john ogden and the late steve mcnair, as the ravens he most appreciated during his time in baltimore

george mason held his slaves, he didn't do anything with them beyond working them. george washington, and there are some good treatments of this by other writers, through the revolution, through his time leading the government, developed a conscience about slavery which there's no indication he had when he started out as a virginia gentleman, and in his will he directed that his slaves be freed upon the death of his wife. he couldn't do it directly, he felt, because the washington slaves and the custis slaves intermarried and they thought that would not be practical. as it worked out within a couple of years after his death all of the slaves of the washington and custis families were freed. >> any delegates that they had slaves freed in their lifetime before they were dead? >> yes. james wilson did. he was a pennsylvanian who had one slave and an impressive story. william livingston of new jersey did as well, before the convention. impressive story to me, john dickenson of delaware who had 37 slaves and the year before the convention he freed all 37 and he not only

george mason just put them up in the dorms. it's believed that the food they ate that got them sick was not here at george mason. it's believed it was probably downtown, perhaps a banquet they went to tuesday night, perhaps lunch time yesterday. the fairfax county health department is involved trying to nail that down, talking to the different establishments where the students did eat. but most of the kids are headed out, have already left this morning. the parents came and picked them up and many of them feeling better. some still in the hospital waiting to feel better. but things -- most people appear to be on the mend. i'm peggy fox reporting live at george mason. back to you, jc. >> thank you very much, peggy. >>> closing arguments are getting under way in the child sex abuse trial of former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky. manuel gallegus reports from bellefonte, pennsylvania, where the judge instructed the jury this morning. >> reporter: jerry sandusky declined to answer reporters' questions as he walked into co

there are some side lanes that go up and have the intersection with masonic. there are constraints we will need to deal with. how to provide a dedicated bus lane and station in this area. we have done some thinking about it and we have some options to share with the public. there are some options that include the station and the bus lane, the dedicated bus line on the surface and there are options that put the dedicated bus lane in the part that goes underneath masonic and puts the station near that as well. i will move onto fillmore. fillmore is a similar type of intersection configuration to masonic. geary goes underneath more. three lanes go under and side lines stay on top to have the intersection with ellmore. the options that we're putting on the table i want to share with the public include putting it dedicated lane on the side and having the stations on the side at the service. at fillmore, we

the masons did not allow it. it was not built as a place of entertainment. however, we understand in the modern world, there is a need for it, and a certain level of intensification. we will take this as far as it needs to go. we just ask for your open ears. presidents newlin: ok, i guess there is no ladies' night. vice chairman joseph: are you not glad we have a woman on this? i would like to make a motion, but i'd like to tell you what i am basing my motion on. this commission does not deal with liquor licenses or the taking away of liquor licenses. that is not under our purview. that is what the state of california. whether they have a permanent liquor license or not. what they are asking is for us to grant them an entertainment permit for their existing use. what i understand is that anything that is before the courts or anything that is before an the other commission or board of supervisors in the city is about an intensification of their use. i understand this permit has been put forth not for an intensification of their use but just to codify their ex

mason officially announced his retirement today, ending a 15- year nfl career. he spent the majority of that career with tennessee but his car remained in baltimore, and always will during football season -- his heart remained in baltimore. he had more than 57 under receiving yards. he never missed a game during his six seasons with the ravens. he would take on anyone. on a team known for defense, mason brought toughness to the offense, but he found nothing tough about deciding on when or where of his retirement. >> it was not hard to retire, the decision where to retire was just as easy. like i said, a heart was here. it never left. there are not too many places you can go and the place really embraces you the way baltimore embraced me. i will be forever indebted to the city. >> raphael nidal captured his seventh title, becoming is the all-time king of clay courts. the finals began yesterday. appeared to have lost momentum in the fourth set when rain postponed play last night in paris. when they resumed played today, a double fault on match point. nadal has the

the anti-masonic party thought the masons should be done away with. >> and clay was a mason? >> clay was a mason, and andrew jackson was a mason. this third party took votes away from him. he probably would have had a hard time winning anyway. jackson was popular. then the bank issue came up where clay's favorite recharter of the national bank of america, jackson vetoed it. clay thought it was going to be a very popular issue, that people would go to him and say, this is the right thing to do. but he didn't realize that jackson's veto message was a great political message because it made andrew jackson speak for the people and against this corporate monopoly, this bank. clay couldn't win on that issue. so clay lost on several levels. >> how close was the election? >> clay got 49 electoral votes. >> c-span has a website set up for this. we have details about their losing president issue elections and the outcomes. it's c-span.org/thecontenders. let's return to the tour operations director at ashland now on the second floor. avery, what do you have for us? >> we are in the henr

>> clay was mason and andrew jackson was a mason. clay was not a practically mason at the time. it took votes away from him. he probably would have had a hard time winning anyway. jackson was popular. the bank issue came up for clay's -- recharter the national bank of america. jackson vetoed it. clay thought it would be a very popular issue. people would -- go to him and say this is the right thing 20 do. he didn't realize that jackson vetoed message was great political message because it made andrew jackson speak to the people and against the corporate monopoly, this bank. and clay couldn't win on that issue. and so clay lost on several levels. >> how close was the election? >> clay got 48 electoral votes and jackson got 219. let's return to the tour operations director at ashland now on the second floor. avery, what do you have for us? >> we are in the henry clay bedroom right now. we have henry clay's dueling pistols purchased in 1799. and later we believe these went to war with his son in mexico. henry was in two duels. one with humphrey marshall and one with john randolph.

george mason, who was a liberal -- i'm being facetious, of course, george mason said that virginia should be according to the fullest toleration. madison, age 25, the youngest man says i object to this idea. he said, the implication of toleration offended him. the problem, he said, was it he said the government was going to tolerate your religious opinions, you were saying a couple of things. the first one was that the government knew better than you did, and the second one was the government was putting up with your air for now. of course from the implication was in my correct itself later. madison suggested that he thought what article 16 should say that virginians were entitled to the free exercise of religion, and once madison said this in the full convention, george mason, the chairman of the committee said, i agree. that is a superior formulation. at that point, the record tells us the agreement was unanimous. everyone accepted this idea. at age 25, madison invented the notion of the free exercise of religion on the basis of his experience in orange county, and under the influence o

that is next in sports. >> derrick mason almost got a super bowl in tennessee.he ravens all-time leading receiver return to owings mills today for his official farewell from the nfl. john harbaugh and ozzie newsome joined him. he leaves the ravens and as the all-time leader in both catches and receiving yards. he was released before the start of last season but he said he thought a lot about how much he missed baltimore and how much he loved playing for the ravens. he brought an attitude and aggressiveness to the offense. derrick mason live up to the slogan, play like a raven. >> how does want to be remembered as a guy who went out there and did what he was supposed to do on the football field, regardless of what the situation was. the coach and i butted heads a few times. i caught the tail end of it, but it was fun. >> fund for a lot of people when derrick mason was playing. the 20-day window on roberts minor-league rehab closed last night. the 34-year-old second baseman has not played for the orioles since suffering a concussion in may of last season. a big li

derrick mason, who was released last ear and played wwth two other teams, returned to baltimore todayy end his career... career... there was speculation that mason would sign a one day contract to officially retire cbaa that's not possibll...or - even necessary...after ssending his first 8 seasons with the ennessee titans, mason joined the ravens in 2005, and over the ensuing seasons, became the club's alltime leader in recptions and receiving yards. he also became a fan favorite, nd nnt just for his gutty play, also for hyis extrensive charity wwrk, and his willingness to reacxh out to ffns...anmd today, as he ended his 15 year career, e reflected oo the bond between pllyer and city... mason at the top of the list in just about every receiving category inn ravens history....71 receptions and 5-thousand 777 yards leads the franchise... receiving touchdowns...and he's the only player with 5- thousand return yard and 10- thousand receiving yards... a night off for the orioles, who took two of three over the weekend from the phillies, and beginning tomorrow, they welcome the pittsbuirgg

we have public meetings scheduled at fort mason and then another one at sausalito city hall on june 28. one year from now, we will be coming back with the draft plan and alternatives for all of us to consider, and to hear from you all. as you can see the bottom line, a separate process for the actual perry contractor selection. that is it. we are very open to selection of the sites. we hope the board is as well. we want to consider this a partnership, going forward, and making the best choice for the visitors come the citizens, and city of san francisco. >> thank you. >> unless you have any questions, that is our report. >> thank you. we do have public comment. taylor safford. >> good afternoon, commissioners, executive director. speaking on behalf of pier 39, i want to reinforce how important alcatraz is for fisherman's wharf. in spite of the fact that one of our affiliates has a site at risk in this process, we very much support keeping it on port property, the respect of that. i just wanted to go on record with that. >> if i may be deduced taylor as the new pier 39 organization, tak

mason between beach and jefferson is close to traffic. you can see they have the water main and new one, ready to go out there. ready to be replaced. >> businesses are open and you can go ahead and walk in and out of mason street. you just can't drive your car. >> reporting live in fisherman's wharf. >> this is channel 2 news. >> thank you, lorraine. >>> a pedestrian was taken to san francisco general hospital after he was hit by a muni street car. it happened on market near seventh street. a spokesperson said if a f market street car some how collided with the man. he was trapped underneath the train before firefighters could extricate him. >> the cable car hit the guy and ran over. didn't stop or nothing. kept moving. >> it didn't stop at all. >> there is no word yet on the man's condition but officials on the scene say the injuries were not life threatening. >> san jose police may make an arrest today outside a karaoke bar. this is in a strip mall near burke street. it was a case of too much alcohol and guns. 25-year-old victim was inv

in 2005, eric mason left tv news for a new line of work.tigative reporter became a private investigator. and in 2008, the newly minted private eye walked into the oregon state penitentiary, where at the visitors' desk, he recognized an inmate named scott cannon. he said i tried to find you, i have been looking for you, i knew you were a good investigator, would you take on my case. i said absolutely. i didn't hesitate at all. >> you covered the story as a journalist. >> correct. >> now you're investigating as a private eye. >> um-hum. >> is scott cannon the killer? >> i don't think so. i have confidence that scott cannon did not do this crime. >> mason joined forces with mark geiger, an attorney in charge of cannon's appeal. >> i think when you look at the evidence, it becomes almost one of those cases in which you can't imagine how he could have done it because there are so many other people who could have done it. >> yet he was charged and convicted. >> that's correct. >> because what, the state has some vendetta against him? >> it appear

we have been operating on masonic for three years with no significant incidents. when we first partnered with the masons, we did so because they wanted a personal event partner to could ensure that the venue was booked professionally and responsibly, and we believe that live nation provides both.

i personally self-identify with the neighbors masonic. i currently live in district five, and if things proceed, i will end up in district 1. a coordinate the emergency response team for north of panhandle and i have done that for the last five years. about three years ago, i formed a coalition and the was not a coordinator for that area. some of whom you have heard speak tonight. we exercise, we are definitely a community to be reckoned with. furthermore, we have had the support of the neighborhood associations both in support and financially to help provide for our community. at time of event. i have done community outreach at the annual fair on lion street and have gotten to know members of the community. i feel very much a part of a consolidated district 5. i have presented at meetings and i am a member, too. i want to continue to build that community with the team we have been working with and i hope you would consider my views in this. thank you. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. folloiwnwing supervisors chiu and avalos. president chiu

these are -- >> these are blocks between mason and powell, south of o'farrell street. so if we can look at the population of those three blocks. >> are those the blocks? >> yes. >> that is a population of 365 people. it would bring the deviation for district 6 to 1.13%. i'm sorry. and the deviation for district 3 to negative 4%. >> negative 4? >> negative 4%, correct. >> i will propose that we make that change. question? >> yes. >> so there was the issue raised of first the hotel. this will address that but am i correct this is larger than that? >> it does. it goes two blocks up to the northernmost of those three blocks to include the maria manor property we heard testimony about. >> is that another borough? >> yes, i believe so. >> i ask we take those in turn. >> let's separate please. the bristol hotel. so that population. >> that is the population of 116 people. it would bring the deviation for district 6 to -- >> 0.79% and deviation for district 3 to negative 3.66%. >> my apologies. the room has gotten cool now. >> yeah. >> that's a good problem. >> population 116,

mason is the team leader.e thanked the ravens for letting him come back one year after they cut him to say goodbye. >> i would like to thank the organization, you know for allowing me to have an opportunity to hang up my cleats here. it's an amazing place. >> the amazing place moves forward with mandatory mini camp tomorrow. all healthy players expected to participate including veterans in this fourth week of offseason work outs on the look out for ray rice who may not participate as he negotiates a new long term contract. sometimes it's business before practice. we'll see who will be out there tomorrow. >> they may be practicing >> they may be practicing ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it was a messy good time in south america this weekend. people in columbia were participating in a food fight. the crowd went through 18-tons of rotten tomatoes. the police,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, man: there's a cattle guard, take a right. do you have any idea where you're going ? wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. natur

i am a resident on masonic avenue at fulton. the next point between district 5 and district 1. i want to thank you for your time. you have been through many of these meetings and i appreciate you hearing that. i announce that the theoretical concept of where we are making these lines, they're mostly along traffic's errors and high- speed activities. whether it is lincoln boulevard, 19th avenue bay shore, a masonic avenue which is where i live, we to know what these lines, and they're dividing communities and i acknowledge that. let's not get knocked -- walk into that. sonic avenue has a project that will improve safety for people and people like myself who would love to sit in front room and your car crashes and rory trafford. if we're dividing our communities on these really horrible sewers will live on, it would not require two supervisors to approve the committee. i am urging you to include all the north of panhandle area. use a line that would be not usable. if you say, district 5 goes all the way to golden gate park and into the border, that -- i would rather see masonic i

. >> derek mason -- derrick mason is not on the feel of getting ready for this season if is effective to have this for thiamin -- he is expected to announce his retirement this after last yeamonth he said he wanted to retire as the baltimore raven. , of death, if >> tonight at 5:00, chilling opending statements in the sand usky trial. commerce secretary john bryson back in washington after a terrifying weekend. and now your maryland lottery numbers. >> i am angela jackson from wbal radio. here is pick three. those are your pick 3 numbers. maryland lottery presents the summer of like. like us on facebook and you could win prizes all summer long. pick is bob diamond and four. let yourself play. bit of ahas a little fea cooldown. >> scattered thunderstorms are possible0. next weekend, things will be fine. >> watch tonight at 5:00. >> have a great day. >> have a great day.

george mason said it is cleaning dorms where students were staying.d to celebrate a major milestone. the faceshot in iphone thatnother the district. went to extreme the victim'set phone and wallet. >> they shot the victim in the face and robbed him and fled the -- streeteet an in northeast washington. this northeast neighborhood said they heard a gunshot and when they found out happened, it only made things worse. think it is terrible. people need to clean up streets they are doing. it is scary. >> a man was shot in the face iphone and wallet. the suspects do not appear to know the victim. wearingre last seen clothes running from the scene. >> just a really sad case and have been things we areng is these robberies potentially dangerous. >> you can walk out the street back to the store and come and you're dead. that is the way life is. victim is in stable condition and they have a couple of good leads. if you know anything about it to please get in touch. honoring a special occasion for female athletes. >> it is still 85 degrees out side. bob is b

derrick mason has retired as a member of the ravens.-year-old wide receiver announced his decision within the last few hours. he said the decision was not difficult and he wanted to leave as a raven because "my heart was here." he never missed a game in over six seasons as a raven. he had more than 5,800 yards of receiving. an update to a story we first brought you last night at 11:00. city police confirm a plainclothes police officer shot and killed a pitbull during an investigation in southwest baltimore and stafford street at the end of a foot pursuit of a drug suspect. police said the officer had been running after the suspect, who then ran into a house on stafford. that is when the pitbull came barreling toward the officer, who reacted by opening fire on the animal. >> baltimore is no longer one of the top five cities when it comes to the national murder rate. it had 196 murders for the year of 2011, putting baltimore at no. 6 a list of cities whitcomb i homicide numbers. -- a list of cities with a high homicide number pig >> presi

>> reporter: crews are drilling and more utility trucks just arrived on mason between beach and masoneak sunday control. there is a lot of sediment on the street t came out when the break happened at 4:00 a.m. the p.u.c. thinks it occurred in front of that 7/11. the crew will identify where the leak happened. it will take a few hours. the crews will have to cover the -- will have to cove the cracks and holes. >> we didn't know what happened. we just saw the mud and sand and gross stuff, had to walk over it. >> i thought it was weird. >> the street looked like a beach. >> the water main break affecting a dozen businesses including the radisson, the radisson and a subway. the p.u.c. is hoping to finish the work by 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. m the -- in the meantime, they say please be patient. there will be limited traffic allowed right here on mason. reporting live in san francisco, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time the news breaks. be sure to join us

they will continue to drop south along the mason-dixon line and into the metro area. around the beltway we can expect a few areas of rain a little bit before and after lunch time. earlier than that to the northwest of town. from the money through the midday and early afternoon scattered thundershowers all across the viewing area. -- from the morning through the midday. to the east, we cannot rule out severe storms early into the afternoon. high temperatures will be in the mid '80s. that should be reached earlier than usual. clear and comfortable tonight low 50's in outlying areas. upper 50's downtown by tomorrow morning. highs in the 270 is on tuesday for most of us. it will be cooler with sunshine, cloudy. a little breeze andy, highs around 80 degrees. climbing on wednesday, mid 80's. if the upper 90s by friday. heat again. back to you. >> thank you. 5:21. >> the nationals and the orioles completed a three-game series. which phenom came out and beig. >> it is closed monday. rebecca romijn, talked about the controversial parenting trend making headlines. correct the o

-- to turk, masonic -- >> so and that's geary, up to california to sixth avenue to lake street to 25th avenue, back to california, and then west of 32. >> just an observe. know we have been struggling with the deviation between one and two for many weeks now. i know we had many discussions around the cathedral hill border but the numbers are district five is over deviation by 2%. i'm not necessarily proposing anything. it's just an observation there may be population within 55.2 border if the task force members are continuing to think or struggle with the 1-2 deviations. >> the pros poll as, we will take them one at a time but the is to reverse the 64 population decision. the second would be to go to the 25th avenue block. everyone clear on the questions? >> yes. apologize. >> can i ask the implication of creating an assembly district for the purposes of 64 people on the median? >> it's just more administrative work. that doesn't mean there are more registered voters there. >> we are cleaning up a lot of the lines. there are zero populations ones which are really annoying for them and

learning more about a group of students who fell ill at george mason university. dozens came down with a full like virus while attending a summer program. health officials say that they took samples from the teenagers hoping to pinpoint an exact cause of their illness. george mason says it is thoroughly cleaning the dorm rooms where the students stayed. 6:12 79 degrees outside. coming up, all eyes on wall street after more than a dozen of the world's biggest banks have had their credit ratings down well the kids wanted a puppy but they can be really expensive. so to save money i just found them a possum. dad, i think he's dead. probably just playin' possum. sfx: possum hisses there he is. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car iururance. we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. carmax. start here. >> it will be next week before the supreme court issues its decision on the health care law.

they're at george mason as part of a congressional awards program. some had to be taken to the hospital. the health department is still trying to figure out what made them sick. >>> before closing arguments, the judge threw out three charges, leaving four dozen for the jury on to consider. sandusky is accused of sexually abusing ten polys. brian moore has the latest. >> reporter: in closing arguments at the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial, the former coach was portrayed as a victim, by the prosecution as a predatory pedophile. the prosecutor showed photos of the eight accusers as children and said that's what this case is all about. then he showed a photo of sandusky and said that's the person who did it. drawing from seven days of temperature mccget i gan, joe amman doleda contrasted it, portraying sandusky as a victim of police officers who coached testimony and accusers looking to cash in. as he poked as weaknesses in the prosecution's case, amendola repeated, it doesn't make sense. why didn't graduate student mike mcqueary call police if he really

you can see most of the activity is to the north where we have the lightning up toward the mason dixon line in southern pennsylvania and again some of these have prompted severe thunderstorm warnings. so these storms are heading due east around 40 miles per hour. if newer those locations, take cover -- if you're in those locations, take cover. you hear thunder, go inside until the storms passed through in. d.c. lots of sunshine, looks nice on our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. it's 79 degrees, has been a bit breezy, temperatures in the lower 70s for manassas, support of 6 gaithersburg, 73 in -- 76 in gaithersburg, 73 la plata. our satellite and radar is showing us mostly unstable energy to the north of us, a chance for more pop-up thunderstorms around the area. we're expecting cooler conditions in the next few days, a few showers and thunderstorm tonight, monday more showers and isolated storms possible. tuesday still possibly unsettled and then we'll be cooler through wednesday. here say look at your next seven days. -- is a look at your next seven days, each day

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because we have these leases to cover, but yet fort mason does not have any on their peter -- piers, it seems like a benefit to them, not us. i still think there needs to be some sort of clarity in terms of what we will do with our existing leases throughout this process, because these are port tenants who have been good tenants. it is something that we need to consider, prior to 2013 and 2014 . >> even though fort mason does not have a ferry operator there, there are people there operating out of pier 3 and other buildings. there is not another unoccupied space here, so we have to figure it out. look forward to working with you on that. >> thank you. >> item 9a. request approval of memorandum of understanding no. m-15137 between the port and the san francisco police department, to station the san francisco police department marine unit at the hyde street harbor for a term of 60 months. >> good afternoon, commissioners. senior property manager for the real estate division. i am here today to request your approval for the memorandum 15137 between the port of san francisco and the san