mr. marquez, and i believe this is the case, this is carefully crafted and we have to move forward today. this is the first venture for alamo films out in the bay area. and mr. reid is here, i believe he's still here. but he had told me that they are the opposite of the megaplex. they are community based within walkable areas and it's a perfect solution for san francisco. so, enough about the theater part of it, but there were two or three things that came up. one thing that makes me think this is such a great project is that this there was so much done, even groups that might be in opposition to this project, are in favor of it because of what's being done with the off-site housing and the land dedication part of t. so there are many carefully crafted parts to this. but i think one of the most important aspects of this is to make sure we have the adequate amount of off-street parking because the financing of the theater, the financing of the off-site, all of that has to come out of the condominium sales pretty much largely. it's not possible to sell these condominiums and fewer buyerses

mr. marquez failed to mention. and that is the alternative housing and the location of the affordable housing on shotwell street. no one has addressed the impact in the community of 42 units being built at 12 94 shotwell street. there is a high concentration of affordable housing in that area. * bernal housing project is located one block away from the proposed site of the construction of the affordable housing. we are asking this commission to consider deferring a vote on the approval of this project until the mission neighbors, particularly those that are living in -- on shotwell street, have a more definitive plan of what is being proposed there. mr. marquez, legal counsel for the developer, has talked about broad community support. i submit that he completely failed in his efforts to reach out to those residents on shotwell street, on folsom street, on south van ness and [speaker not understood] and lower bernal that will be impacted by construction of these units. we would like to know, what is affordable hous

mr. marquez, or project sponsor, as far as the number of parking spaces we're going to end up with, making the difference for residential bike parking? >>> yes. a couple points. if i trip over this i'll ask [speaker not understood] to step up and clarify it. so, as we understand it, it's 86 residential, one car share, and two retail. and, so, the difference is actually 9. and, so, you know, we welcome the opportunity for a compromise where we could get 6 more spaces and we would commit to increasing the parking for bicycles to -- by one-third. you don't necessarily -- in the condition, though, there's other space in the area that would be more appropriate for the bicycles rather than where the parking spots are. so, if you were to make that amendment, we would welcome that, have the additional ones. and then allow us to design the appropriate place with staff where the additional -- up to 60 parking spaces for bicycle. so, instead of 41 it would go up to 60. >> thank you. you know, i think my amendment, then, if i'm doing the math right, it would be 80 residential instead of -- 86 is what

mr. marquez does have a bit of a head start but we have the best of the best working on the case and i'm confident that rocky will once again be put behind bars. >> reporter: authorities consider marquez armed and dangerous. bianna, dan, they think he's likely out committing other crimes while on the run. >> hopefully they'll catch him this time. mark, thanks. >> now to president obama who is a man with a super ambitious agenda for his second term and not a lot of time to get it done. abc's martha raddatz in washington guest hosting "this week." martha, good morning. >> good morning, dan. >> hey, good morning, martha. great to see you. one of the priorities the president has on his agenda, immigration reform taking it up on tuesday. can he get this done? >> we'll have to see. we've also got it bipartisan group of senators coming up with a plan as well and they will probably present that plan this week. we' we'll be talking to senator john mccain, senator bob menendez. they're working together on this plan. whether president obama detracts from the plan by going out on the road going to n

mr. marquez does have a bit of a head start. the best of the best working on the case, and i'm confident that rocky will once again be put behind bars. >> reporter: mark greenblatt, abc news, new york. >> criminals are smart. they can game the system. >> they'll find him. >> of course they'll get him. he'll be at a 7/eleven at a slurpy machine. >> embarrassing. >> give him an e for effort. >> how did he get the other inmates about to get out to agree to switch identities with him? >> where there's a will, there's a way. we'll be back in a moment. don't go far. i think someone at my frind's school as this ing called autism. my friend's brother's son has autism. my neighbor's son has auti. my son has autism. announcer: autism is getting closer to home. today, 1 in 88 cldren is diagnosed with autism-- that's a 1,000% increase in the last 40 years. learn more at autismspeaks.org/signs. >>> so no one has ever been able to prove big foot's existence. >> but in oregon, where the myth is very much alive, this morning of what some say is

mr. ramsey. i think that is going to be one of those murder mysteries that may never be solved. unfortunately. >> okay. can we move on and talk about rocky delgado marquezcelets of yours. this is the story, people don't know, our affiliate is reporting that this guy, not just once, but twice has been able to allude authorities. he's escaped jail in the phoenix area because all he had to do was switch an i.d. bracelet, pop it off another inmate, put it on his wrist, so if this guy goes out now, he commits a crime, who is open to a lawsuit? the jail? is it the braceletmaker? that's what i'm wondering. >> it is the jail. certainly. there are cases where a prisoner has escaped and victims that have been injured have, you know, filed lawsuits against the prison, against the folks involved in the escape. so there is this liability, but what is shocking to me here, brooke, this is not first time that he's escaped in this particular way by doing the old switcher rad e switcheroo with the bracelets if. if he's done it once and he's back in prison, isn't there a red flag over his head, watching him a little more closely. the other question i have is what is the i