mr. mark mateus and mr. kevin millani from the department of public health occupational safety division. so i am here to provide you an update regarding the current condition at 606 and our current testing efforts. i would like to start off with a recap of our department's initial meeting with the employees of building 606 that occurred in july as this is going to frame my presentation tonight. so on friday, july 27, members of the police department along with members of the department of public health occupational health division t safety team, excuse me, and the environmental health division met with members of and employees of building 606 to address concerns regarding a recently written newspaper article regarding the cleanup efforts at the hunters point naval shipyards. as a result of that meeting, we came away with several takeaways that the department committed to doing. and before i go into the items, i want to stress that the department of public health has assured us and continued to assure us that

mr. mark mateus from the department of public health. they have been assisting us in this process with the testing and mark, maybe -- kevin, maybe if you can explain about the testing of the air and what that entailed and what we testing for. >> sure. please use the microphone. >> hi. >> can you enlighten us? >> of course. where would you like to start? >> i didn't go over this thing, but i am concerned with the e.p.a. says that california has certain areas or ways they want to test and the e.p.a. was making recommendations. i don't know what the e.p.a. was recommending and i don't know if we took that into consideration and did any of the stuff think were recommending, number one, and number two, how did you go about it and how did you come down to the analysis in terms of the dust that was found that was asbestos and the radioactivity? it is out of my league for that. >> to preface everything, there will be a full report compiled by the department of health which we are waiting on the radiological screening before we complete that. tha