mr. ginsburg did you have anything else to add? >> mostly thank yous. i want to thank dawn for her and her team for their very effective facility facilitation and all of the planning that went into coming up with the list. it's said it's often hard to spend money than reducing spending because the choices are harder and this was done with facts and the community and i think the outcomes are very, very credible and i really do want to thank dawn and stacy and the entire steering committee for their participation in it. i ulc want to thank the san francisco parks alliance which has taken up playgrounds as a cause and i can't think of a more noble one. i know matt o'grady is here and i want to thank them and the parks alliance board for their interest. this is at the top of our philanthropic list frankly. we want to leverage this opportunity. we have a chunk of public money that if we can figure out and attract some private support we can do more and we can do it better and more boldly and the trick will be trying to attract and get commitments for that su

mr. ginsburg if you want to speak on the items. >> i can remind you of the terms of the supplemental appropriations if you like what's our pleasure. >> actually i'll appreciate that. >> sure absolutely as well as an amendment to our master tournament agreements with the tour you have in front of of a appropriation in the amount of $3 million plus through a reimbursement to fund the costs associated with the harding park for the match play tournament happening in april of the $1.3 million $800,000 is associated with costs $50,040,000 in benefits and $2,005,060,000,000 in supplies and the remaining to backfill the loss of revenue due to the closer of the golf course and we expect that during the week of the tournament it's our gardening crew will be working 3 hundred and thirty hours of overtime everyday hand watering the golf course and filling holes and our crew will repair any damage from the hospitality facilities that are built out under our master tour agreement the tour will reinforce us up to $2.3 million per the committees request and the recommendation when the last item was heard we amende

mr. ginsburg. >> thank you mr. politic. i wanted to. >> >> thank you mr. president. i wanted to thank the staff for hosting us at the employee event. we're at the zoo for a lovely sunday morning brunch and we had several hundred people. i think 300 to 400 people from the department and staff and their families. commissioner low and his family were kind enough to join us and we folks explored the zoo for the day and the staff was fantastic and the zoo looked great. and we wanted to say thank you. >> thank you for coming. i appreciate it. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing no one public comment is now closed and this was discussion only. >> thank you. >> we are now on item 7, esprit park 800 indiana street shadow impact. >> thank you. >> good commissioners. i am holly peterson a planner with the rec and park's capital building division and the report is shadow impact on esprit park on 800 indiana street and we have the developer for the project, avalon bay communities here. i think they want to say a few words after my presentation. we have the plannin

mr. ginsburg. >> commissioners, just briefly i wanted to thanks nicole, supervisor cohen's office, india basin neighborhood association and the other stakeholders including pg&e and others who have project and bill, inc. is a major partner providing us with technical assistance. this is a very, very collaborative effort and this is our chance. this is our potential legacy park. we're very, very excited about it and just wanted to thank everyone for their participation and our goal, even though the different parcels have different owners is that if you are a park user, no matter where i come from and you are in that park, it will feel like one, big, contiguous park. with thematic programing in all the different parcels and design that is consistent. and that is what we're striving for. just wanted to thank everybody. >> thank you. any other comments? i don't see anything. can we entertain a motion? >> moved. >> seconded. >> moved and seconded. all in favor? >> aye. >> motion passes. >> thank you, we are now on item 12 the recreation and park budget for fiscal year 2015-16 and 16-17. this

mr. ginsburg. >> i wanted to thank you do mcdonnell for all the time you spent on this and from my friends at merced heights and edna they have been -- you can be persistent and do that pleasantly and not pleasantly and thank you for your pleasant persistence and steadfastness on getting this playground done. >> commissioner mcdonnell. >> yes thank you. so one of the wonderful children that ms. james described getting therapy from i actually went to high school with at lowell high school so every time she walked into the room it felt like my market was walking into the. >> mother was walking into the room to get this right so with that endorsement i am thrilled to make a motion. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second. all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> unanimously approved. [applause] >> and we are now on item 9, general public comment continued. anyone who did not make comment under item four and would like to make general public comment now? seeing none this is closed. item 10. commissioners matters? any commissioners matters? any public comment? seeing no one public comment is now c

mr. ginsburg did you have anything else to add? >> mostly thank yous. i want to thank dawn for her and her team for their very effective facility facilitation and all of the planning that went into coming up with the list. it's said

mr. phil ginsburg and allan low and we met with the developer and stakeholders and really emphasized and informed me about the importance of victoria manalo draves park the history of it, and the shadow impact of it. he has repeatedly emphasized this only .07%, less than 1% of the shadow impact will be impacted on the victoria manalo draves park and we repeatedly told him even though it's less than 1%, but there also are issues about other developments that are coming in around victoria manalo draves park. and that is what we are scared of; that this development will cause precedent for victoria manalo draves and he appears to have a bmr unit and if it's going to have a bmr unit, that is another one unit and it's only one bmr unit in a very gentrified community. so please say no to 190 russ street development. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker and i'm going to keep calling names. [ reading speakers' names ] one more, go ahead and i will call this afterwards >> my name is theresa. and i have lived here in the south of market in district 6 for almost all of my life. i have three chi

mr. ryan. >> mary? >> i'm watching supreme court justice ruth badder ginsburg she's 81, will be 82 in march and very left i think it's possible she'll step down this year because if she does that gives president obama a chance to nominate someone with similar politics for her seat. if she waits, and a republican takes office in 2016, that makes it more difficult. >> all right, james? >> pope francis is the person i think we ought to be watching this year. we might find out more about who he is. it's been a bit of a mystery when he was a cardinal, he seemed to have generated all of the right enemies among lefty dictators in south america as i learned from reading mary's columns, but since he's been pope he's made a lot of bizarre statements on the economy. some of this appears to be a move to the left, it's a result of selective quotation in the media. i think this year we may get a better sense of who he is and what the agenda is. >> my personal stanley fisher obscure, voice chairman of the federal reserve, more than janet yellen has credibility in financial markets and will be a crucial voice at the fed

mr. ryan. >> okay, mary? >> paul, i'm watching supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. she's 81 and will be 82 in march.'s also very left wing. i think it's possible she's going to step down this year because if she does, that gives president obama a chance to nominate someone with similar politics for her seat. if she waits and a republican takes office in 2016, that makes it more difficult. >> all right. james? >> pope francis is the person i think we aught to be watching this year. we may find out more about who he is. it's been a bit of a mystery when he was a cardinal. he seemed to have generated all the right enemies among lefty dictators in south america as i learned from reading mary's columns, but since being pope he's made a lot of bizarre statements on the economy. a lot of it appears to be moving to the left as a result of selective quo wetation in the media. >> and my personal pick is stanley fisher vice chair of the federal reserve more than janet yellen has is determining when and how fast they raise interest rates. we'll watch him. that's it for this week's show and thank you to my panel

mr. elwood would disavow that. he said he has to know that she will be in fear. >> justice ginsburg he didn't disavow it but the time to propose a jury instruction is in the district court not from the podium as the petitioner is arguing the case in the supreme court. now, i agree that this court should decide what the statute means and is properly interpreted and what the fourth amendment required, but there was no request for a knowledge instruction. there was no argue mth that the proper standard is knowledge, let alone recklessness. >> my understanding of the model penal code levels and mens rea is there is a distinction but a razor-thin distinction between purpose and knowledge. so the idea that backing off from purpose to knowledge is going to make very much a practical difference is i think fanciful. there's a considerable difference between -- distance between knowledge and recklessness. would you agree with that? or do i not understand that correct? >> i think you basically understand it correctly. i think i would attribute a little more description. purpose is the conscious intent to achieve the very goal.