mr. hernandez on tape.oving that claudia set this in motion. >> we have the motive. the contentious divorce proceedings. we have the timing of this because what happens is that the judge finds the child abuse allegations to be false on april 12, i believe, 2000. the hit occurs about a month and a week after that on may 20, 2000. >> all of that is circumstantial. >> i agree. i agree. >> soon there was more. prosecutors said the handwriting on the hit note matched claudia. when prosecutors compared samples of letters to garrett with the hit note, they noticed the misspelling of this word. agoura. the location of the home. on the hit note found in the car and in claudia's letters, the word is misspelled the exact same way. augora. claudia insisted she had never given any notes or maps to miguel. >> did you ever give him any paperwork. >> no. >> so -- if we had say someone's address written in your handwriting. >>> i don't know. >> she claimed to know very little about what her brother might have been up to. >>

mr. hernandez. >> thank you. good evening. i was surprised not to hear the summary of letters of support which i believe were 13, nine of which were from residents of the developer. more than 100 e-mails were received from members of the commission asking it to be continued in order to increase the amount of affordable housing units in the project. that is scheduled for tuesday, as we're heard. without the legislation finalized, we oppose 650 divisadero if it doesn't have enough affordable housing. we want to support this project which is why we ask for a continuance. no one is here saying, no, this is the wrong thing. we really want to support this project. we think you are putting the cart before the horse. what happens if on tuesday they decide instead of 20% we want 21%. what if they decide this legislation needs work and the requirement goes back to 18%, which is what is currently required when the grandfather clause expires next month? are we going to come back with the project and into to 18% or 21% or whatever the outc

i'd also like to thank maya hernandez and matthew ignau from sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, is there any announcements? >> clerk: yes. [agenda item read] >> supervisor safai: great. thank you. please call item number one. >> clerk: item number one is an ordinance amending the administrative code to authorize the airport commission to accept certain gifts, devices, and requests of objects or other articles for the s.f.o. museum collection. >> supervisor safai: thank you. unless there's any comments from committee members, we're joined today by diana kazon, manager of government affairs by s.f.o. if you'd like to join us and proceed. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is diana kizon, and i am the manager of government affairs. the rate of acquisitions by -- by donation is increasing with greater awareness and outreach. currently, the board of supervisors must approve any gift with a market value greater than $10,000, however, the governing boards of other city owned museums such as the art commission, asian arts museum, fine arts museums may accept donations without the