release last week that we have sold out of our first two buildings, market rates and bmr. 5150 is olympia and town homes and 5150 is the merchant flats. we started to market those last june. we have not quite started marketing yet for 53 and 54. we'll tell you in an a little bit what's in store for that. we wanted to just briefly touch on candlestick even though a lot has not happened there yet. i imagine that you have heard about the partnership that we have with mace ridge so it's going to be a shopping mall and we aren intended that by 2018 we will have a mall in place and the first of the homes will be out there. we are excited about that candlestick stand-alone and serving the rest of the community. and then you probably recently seen the press releases. i think the mayor's office had yet another one today on the ground breaking and alice griffith and we are excited about that as well. so as i started to say earlier our strategy began basically in 2013 on what we were going to do to make sure that everyone would know about the shipyard. it's a location that as i'm sure you are aware

. >> dan mazur from olympia, washington, was leading his group up the mountain but one man chose to stay behind, american documentary filmmaker tom taplin. >> we tried to convince him to come with us. we worked really hard. >> mazur says taplin was worried about leaving the safety of base camp. >> everything started shaking. you know, the mountain was falling down all around us. we got a radio call from base camp, our staff that said base camp had been wiped out and we couldn't find our friend. like an hour later, they found his body. >> reporter: he was one of at least 18 killed at base camp. many others were injured. but most survived. thanks in part to the extraordinary efforts of this swiss pilot. bad weather had grounded every other rescue helicopter in the area. rush was on his own, transporting victims to an aid station miles and mountains away. >> how many times did you go back and forth? >> 39, 40 times back and forth. >> he shuttled the seriously injured to safety, all 73 of them. base camp is slowly emptying out. there will be no climbing season this year. >> if the mountain d

we'll have our first move in at block 50 olympia and our parks from start to finish and we'll be releasing 53 and 54. so we touched a little bit on about who our buyers were and the reasons for them coming out to the shipyard. what we are hearing is that they are very excited about coming to a new age. they are not pioneers because it's an existing neighborhood but visionaries because they see where it's going. i'm going into a little bit of detail of who they are which will give you an idea that they are a very educated group and they know what's happening in san francisco and they are very excited to be part of it as they have watched the evolution of everything moving down through mission bay and dog patch and now to the shipyard. so the information that we gather is what you are seeing on this page. and as you can see 52 percent are married. we at this point very few homes have children which is actually what we anticipated because right now the parks aren't established yet but we think that will changeover time. 62 percent work in san francisco. most of the people live in san francisc

. >> olympia gold middle bruce jenner announcing that he identifies as a woman and making the transfrictionmale to female. not every transgender person decide to under good surgery. but for those who do one of the leading surgeon here in the bay area. and she's uniquely qualified to understand what her patients are going through. here's dan ashley. >>reporter: in the world of transgender surgery, miss bowers is a rock star. >> i'm the first openly transgender person to perform the surgery. >>reporter: the first. >> the first. in the world. >>reporter: i sat down with marsy at her office in burlingame where people come from all over the world for help. marsy was born mark. grew up to be a doctor and had 3 children. at age 38 she under went transgender surgery. >> the transition process is incredible. >>reporter: now she helps others to make the transformation. she performed 1600 surgery in the past 12 years. >> i would have to think marsy that that is so valuable for your parents that you truly understand. >> right because i have done all kind of things. i have the relate to pain and difficu

decided it was a brilliant idea to fly the chinese flag at the state dam in olympian -- state capita in olympiahonor of a visiting chinese ambassador. but he flew the communist nation's flag between the american flag and the washington state flag and at exactly the same height. that is a no of no. local patriots understandably offended by the governor's move and with the help of an unnamed washington state trooper, they lowered the flag and removed it from the capitol building yesterday. action, independent action. it's good to see it's still part of america. >>> up next, the allure of higher office so strong that some political candidates actually seem to lose their own identities. my commentary, coming up. >>> and getting drilled by a box truck the least of this chinese biker's problems. the resolution truly uplifting. that story and much more straight ahead. stay with us. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? y

for us as an entire agenda, appreciate talking about it either, but it is something that happens, olympiaot to prepare for the future. olivia: thank you. matt: coming up, he thinks the potential for this business is sky high. we will talk to the former ubs executive who is now getting into the commercial drone industry. ♪ olivia: time to bring you up-to-date on the top business stories of the morning. shares and twitter are falling again after a big punch yesterday afternoon. first quarter earnings were accidentally released early and they showed user growth and revenue growth slowing more than expected. twitter also cut their forecast for the entire year. digg costolo says he is disappointed in the performance of his sales team. it has been a rough few days for the greek finance ministry. pacing and attacked him and his wife at a restaurant in athens last night, making threats and throwing objects. their pockets says no one was hurt and they called him a time waster and an amateur. -- varoufakis says it no one was hurt and they called him a time waster and an amateur. turning against ger

it happened on north thurston high school near olympia washington in washington state.ording to a school's twitter account, the shooter was apprehended by the school staff and no one was hurt. police are now at the school, they're investigating. students they are being sent home for the rest of the day. again this is a still developing story about a campus shooting in washington state. there's no word if the shooter was a student or member of staff. we'll bring you more details as we get it in. >>> it is 8:14, the debate over same-sex marriage comes to the u.s. supreme court this week. tomorrow the justices will hear arguments on cases from kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. those states had gay marriage bans upheld by a federal appeals court back in november. the high court will consider two issues related to same-sex marriage. first do states have a right to define marriage solely as the union of a man and a woman? and if so, do those states have to recognize valid same-sex marriages from other states. >> we stand with millenia of experience that the union of a m

host: alain is in olympia washington. she is a republican. go ahead with your questions or comments. caller: i have a couple of comments. to me, the issue is one is not condoning an activity, and on the other hand, you are not condoning the person. as long as an entity doesn't put down the person, they should be allowed to put down the activity. in other words, getting married is an activity. if a gay couple wants to get married, and someone is opposed to the activity of those two people getting married, they should be able to oppose that for religious reasons. however, if they own an entity that serves the public, a person should be able to go into a public place and be served like any other person. i can't imagine -- for example, when i was a child, we had a religious story that sold religious books and things. i cannot imagine for one minute that if you had people dressed in -- let's say, it ain't parade attire -- in gay parade attire, that store would not have the right to save that is inappropriate in the store. it would be like equating

host: alain is in olympia washington. she is a republican.ead with your questions or comments. caller: i have a couple of comments. to me, the issue is one is not condoning an activity, and on the other hand, you are not condoning the person. as long as an entity doesn't put down the person, they should be allowed to put down the activity. in other words, getting married is an activity. if a gay couple wants to get married, and someone is opposed to the activity of those two people getting married, they should be able to oppose that for religious reasons. however, if they own an entity that serves the public, a person should be able to go into a public place and be served like any other person. i can't imagine -- for example, when i was a child, we had a religious story that sold religious books and things. i cannot imagine for one minute that if you had people dressed in -- let's say, it ain't parade attire -- in gay parade attire, that store would not have the right to save that is inappropriate in the store. it would be like equating someo