committee approve and request acceptance by the board of supervisors. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. huff. is there any public comment on items four or five? don't all run up here at once. okay. public comment is closed, [gavel]. >> chair peskin: and supervisor haney has moved the amendments to both items, and we will take that without objection, and we will send both report amendments as committee reports to board of supervisors full board. [gavel]. >> chair peskin: madam clerk, will you please the next item. [agenda item read] [agenda item read]. >> chair peskin: mr. wong, are you here on behalf of e.c.n. or is somebody here from mohcd? all right. i don't actually even need a presentation on these items. they -- they are part of ongoing work that we are doing relative to the hope sf project at potrero in phase two. they are known to this panel. are there any members of the public who would like to speak on items seven or eight? seeing none, public comment is closed, and deputy city attorney givner, you are not aware of any minor amendments that are requested on those items. so seeing --

and it's hard to tell in this picture but mr. huff has his left arm hooked around the tire. so he has leverage and he doesn't want to let go. >> another witness captured this video showing how quickly the situation escalated. >> wharton decided we're going to have to tase this guy to get him to let go. that was the only thing that got him to let go of the van. >> he was taken to the hospital for burns and inhallation. san jose police department posted images on facebook to praise the officers for their actions. >> we just want the community to know that we're here for here everybody. people with mental health issues. the rest of the community. >> officer wright told me he could actually feel the fire burning his face a little bit. but thankfully, he did not have to go to the hospital. neither officer was injured. the man they rescued he was put on a 72-hour psychiatric evaluation. that's all we know of his condition right now. chris reyes, for abc7 news. >> chris, thanks very much. a federal judge ordered the fda to move quickly in providing millions of documents to theranos

. >> reporter: chris is pulling a leg and it's hard to tell in this picture but mr. huff has his left article hooked around the tire so he has leverage and he doesn't want to let go. >> reporter: anothe witness showed how quickly the situation escalated. >> it was decided we have to taze this guy to shock him and get him to let go and that was the only thing that got him to let go of the van. >> reporter: the man was taken to the hospital for burns and smoke inhalation. san jose police department posted the images on facebook to praise the officers for their actions. >> we want the community to know we're here for everybody. unhoused. people with mental health issues, the rest of the community. >> reporter: that was a very close call but thankfully the two officers were not injured and did not have to go to the hospital. the man they rescued, he was put on a 72-hour psychiatric evaluation. that's all we know now hoping he gets the help he needs. >> kris, thanks very much. >>> housing versus history as part of the efforts to build a better bay area. >> an update on the sit