>> [michelle taylor] it is.ogize for the typo. >> [linda so] okay that's fine. it was a 25% difference. that's okay that's good that is how i am seeing things anyway. so, i do because they clarifying with me i agree with commissioner erisa there's no better way to keep half bridge. it is irrelevant and especially it's not giving us the contextual history that is relevant. so i am for the proposed project with regard to also having a interpretive learning exhibits type of display in the new portsmouth square to show that the history of the significant building and there influence to the history of chinatown. but i think everyone to be fully supportive of this this is exciting and i look forward to have a really safe place to enjoy time chinatown and not having to worry about having to go over under the shadow of any bridges. it is been a challenge for us all. i am actually recommending the proposed project to move forward. i don't see the partial preservation alternative and sustainable without to much drasticall

taylor is a pioneer in the 1950s, swimming with sharks just wasn't done. but a young female scientist, it was just unheard of. famed oceanographer jean-michelming away, valerie was swimming towards danger she and her husband with their underwater cameras brought the world the first close up under water views of great white sharks ever filmed >> they wanted dangerous marine animals or what they thought were dangerous they wanted drama. and if i could be in the film, fluttering around in my stollies britches, that was even better >> you are either crazy or incredibly courageous. >> i didn't take either of those things i'm incredibly curious >> at a time when sharks were thought to be mindless killers, taylor and her husband were taking a different approach, rescuing this great white tangled in wire. and gently soothing it as it returns to the sea a memory now tinged with sadness. >> wow >> i think she was only free for another six months and a fisherman caught her >> over thousands of dives, valerie has had countless close calls. she's even been bitten four times. but her attitude has never changed. >> if things went wrong, i get frustrated a