lora moser feared that wasn't going to be possible.lora moser/patient"when i was diagnosed in 1979, thepectancy was about 14." since then...lora moser/patient "my family alone has raised 3/4 of a million dollars in order for these drugs to be developed, and now here i am. the drug has been priced out of my reach."orkambi breaks down mucus that builds up in the lungs.it's one of about a dozen medicines moser needs, but she recently lost a grant that helped pay for the 15- thousand dollar co-pay.casey moser/husband"we're not asking for a handout. we're willing to pay a fair market price for the drugs, but i mean, $70,000 a year, for co-pays and things like that, hardly anybody can afford that."eight months without orkambi.moser ended up with a lung infection.she now has to take antibiotics every six hours.she told us the average life expectancy for cystic fibrosis is now 40.her 40th is coming up in a few months.lora moser/patient"and yet, here i am, i've made it this far, and to watch my lung functions deplete so rapidly because i'm unable to obtain this drug, it's maddening. it's absolut

thank you. >> any further questions for deputy chief moser? again, i want to thank you. you've been on top of this, as has the chief, and very reactive to the concerns raised in this article. we'll get to the bottom of this, and we, at the end of the day, as a commission, our concern and responsibility is to help the men and women who serve in this department, and we have jurisdiction over real estate transactions, too. so i think we're pretty much ready and prepared to do what's best for our members. >> thank you. >> perhaps we can agendaize it so we can come up with a plan what we need to do to ask the board of supervisors and mayor for help. >> thank you. >> thank you, chief. >> sergeant john crudeau. >> good evening, sergeant. >> good evening, sir. >> i didn't get this packet. all i received was just the letter with the findings -- [inaudible] >> oh, okay. >> it's this one. >> this one, electronically. >> i just, again, in consultation with our city attorney, the fact that the commissioners are seeing this for the first time right now, and i imagine the public doesn'

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. >> well, thank you, chief moser. and again, all the efforts that you and the chief have done have been incredible since this article happened and before. but bayview-hunters point shipyard is an e.p.a. super fund cleanup site, correct? >> correct. >> and we've been giving water to our officers out there at the station there for at least a decade, is that correct, they've been drinking bottled water. >> i don't know the exact time frame, but they've been drinking bottled water, correct. >> and the concern is that the testers from tetratech are now in prison because of the results of the testing. that's what causes me concern. >> that's correct. just one point of clarification, so the tetratech, my understanding is of what tetratech was doing out there wasn't testing within the building. the testing that was done in the building was done through the department of public health, not tetratech, but tetratech was doing testing throughout the naval shipyard area. >> and then, one other question -- and we should let the pub

. >> so now, deputy chief moser will report on 606. >> thank you, chief. >> as deputy chief makes hise podium, this is, again, the result of a really well written expose by the san francisco chronicle by the building 606 issue, and i want to thank the retired officers from the sfpd that participated in that. there was a podcast, there was a lengthy -- not just a five paragraph article, it was several pages, and i also spoke to members of the department who used to work out there, and did a little of my own intelligence gathering. suffice to say myself and commissioner dejesus and other commissioners i've spoken to are extremely concerned about this. so deputy chief moser will tell you, and the chief will tell you we want to get to the bottom of this real quick, but i'll turn it over to the deputy chief to tell what has been done. >> thank you. vice president mazzucco, chief, mr. henderson, members of the public, i oversee the administration bureau. joining with me in the audience with the captain of our facilities division, acting commander of our administration bureau, and the direct