example about the school project and the school on oak many schools have projects next to them or onsite and have to remediate the types of impacts and then on detailing i think as far as i'm concerned, i think some things on the tops of buildings may relieve in some places to analysis emphasis the rooflines and again, this could be done with staff in the detailed today and also in terms of there was a suggestion that there is pdr use on the muse but most people that have any kind of products is not really practical to be dragging their product to get it to the street i'm very much in favor and i think that in terms of parking i think one thing that nobody was observing to was the amount of parking allowed any of the residents inn on potrero hill don't want the residents driving around trying to find parking on the hill one the complaints about the hill the logical one the transportation to downtown and other areas is i think adequate at this time you'll have a lot of people working in their cars and virtual everyone that lives interest better if their parked than trying to look for park

you a letter part of your packet i want to hit a few key points i love the 20 percent affordable onsite this location is a great location for people to live low g hd take muni and bike and walk i love the increase setback between the project and the live outcomes school that was important in the original proposal was not right all the open space is a key benefit to the community and i really love the design there is a lot of reports sometimes, i read the staff recommendation the design is exceptional david barker is an experienced architect and it will turn our head around one hundred 80 degrees just as the 18 and arkansas very controversial at the time it has turned both a great community asset this would one will too the second is a comprehensive i want to close by that's why you for your services and the neighbors helpful in getting this project to this point i hope we moved with an approval today thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commission my name is steve i didn't a mom at live oaks school and please i have a daughter lilly 6-year-old she loves learning and learning to re

bmr our community vision is for 50 percent onsite affordable 50 percent affordable is consistent withhe city's housing balance policy this is not achieved by take advantage of the fact that harvesting corporation as owned even though site for decades no compensation for the land and utilizing the tax go exempt bond financing our community has office space and other space we proposed 200 and 40 thousand square feet of office and move the office space off the family special use district instead of the 8 hundred thousand square feet of office proposed we have ground floor retail but we want to see neighborhoods starting businesses walk central soma the eateries this keeps the buildings for community arts and space we were holy hoping we would take advantage to work with the 5 m. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> no other members of the public would any other members of the public like to provide public comment testimony seeing none, public comment is closed and we will move on with our hearing ma'am, you've already comments on this item at th

has the hiring program and the project adds 200 and 99 horticulturalist 20 percent is affordable onsite a total of 60 lastly the project will fulfill fully utilities the area plan and approximately $3 million in impact fees that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, please let me know. >> thank you. >> project sponsor. >> our architect gets organized i'll introduce myself in the project i'm bill the ceo of related california the project sponsor with me is yes duffey from the architect david barker and associates i think you know that the site currently. >>was in warehouses and storage uses the main users of the site seeking greater space has moved to 6000 third street within the city of san francisco as the plans developed over the last 3 years of community meetings eir analysis we focused on a couple of key points first is trying to adjust our original scale and context and second to increasing the open space especially that is available to the public third is diverseing the exterior elevation by block to respond to the preexisting conditions and lastly adding but commu

if they we don't get the cash no shovel in the ground the that building building will include 87 onsite unit at moderate and madam clerk, any announcements? >> that will be built with the building our assurance of enforcement on that they don't get a permit from the city until the 87 units are provide it is worth noting oversee are at moderate from one to one hundred 50 percent we working closely with the 40ers percent with our office and happy the office got the 40 percent and make sure that the teachers from the data district the hundred to one hundred 50 percent will cost the teachers a hypothetical two teachers and one child doesn't in one unit those income levels make the data we used the data from the school district so that is pretty much the overview i have kate hartley this is a pretty much how we're getting it down it is a real 40 percent and i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> have we had a project that met 40 percent in go on single project. >> never, ever. >> could you go breakdown i'd like to get clarification. >> the rank of movement in the number of units as kate w

that is how it happens at the end of the day the veterans are there we need services on staff and onsiteo make a difference in their lives they've what wife be able to do with the help in the city it is typifies a time we're grateful and onward and upward thank you so much really (clapping.) >> okay wow. wow, i get to give the keys to each one >> alfred welcome to your unit here (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> mark welcome to our unit thank you we're proud thank you. >> patrick welcome to your unit and your. >> reilly thank you very much. >> so we're going to take age tour all right. thanlittle tou >> welcome, everybody from the san francisco board of supervisors, budget and finance committee meeting for wednesday, november fourth for 2015, my name is mark and i will be chairing this committee and i am joined by the chair, supervisor tang and i want to thank sfgtv for covering this meeting as well as the clerk of the committee miss linda wong. >> silence all cell phones and electronic device and completed speaker cards and copies of documented to be included as part of the f

these were assembled onsite. lemonis: you're the designer. you shouldn't let things leave until they're right. dean: they were not done per the sketch that i approved. lemonis: hey, greg. can i grab you for a minute? greg: yes. lemonis: what's your kind of overall -- feel good? greg: you know, there was stuff that didn't get finished. some obvious stuff up front that a lot of eyes are gonna be on today that are a little upsetting to see not done. lemonis: who was communicating to greg that it wasn't gonna be totally finished? was it clear to you that they wouldn't be done? greg: i'll tell you, the communication on that side was unclear on where we stood. -it was minimal. -keith: okay. greg: do i know where you're going directionally? yeah, i get it. but could we have finished it better being onsite to make that adjustment? -lemonis: and that's you, dean. -greg: absolutely. lemonis: because you are the chief designer. it almost feels like you drew it and then you were kind of like, "okay, i'm out." you had plenty of time to get all the parts a

that is how it happens at the end of the day the veterans are there we need services on staff and onsiteo make a difference in their lives they've what wife be able to do with the help in the city it is typifies a time we're grateful and onward and upward thank you so much really (clapping.) >> okay wow. wow, i get to give the keys to each one >> alfred welcome to your unit here (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> mark welcome to our unit thank you we're proud thank you. >> patrick welcome to your unit and your. >> reilly thank you very much. >> so we're going to take age tour all right. thanlittle to everyone. ladies and gentlemen, the meeting will come to order i'd like to welcome you to the regular meeting of land use commission i'm supervisor cowen and to my right is supervisor wiener the vice chair and coming shortly is supervisor jane kim you are clerk is alicia >> thank you i'd like to thank the mrs. jim smith and leo from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meanwhile madam clerk read the anonymous

has the hiring program and the project adds 200 and 99 horticulturalist 20 percent is affordable onsite a total of 60 lastly the project will fulfill fully utilities the area plan and approximately $3 million in impact fees that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, please let me know. >> thank you. >> project sponsor. >> our architect gets organized i'll introduce myself in the project i'm bill the ceo of related california the project sponsor with me is yes duffey from the architect david barker and associates i think you know that the site currently. >>was in warehouses and storage uses the main users of the site seeking greater space has moved to 6000 third street within the city of san francisco as the plans developed over the last 3 years of community meetings eir analysis we focused on a couple of key points first is trying to adjust our original scale and context and second to increasing the open space especially that is available to the public third is diverseing the exterior elevation by block to respond to the preexisting conditions and lastly adding but commu

refinements around the construction process for the project including additional dewatering and the onsite treatment of hazardous soils by the pug mill a slight increase in the average daily construction emissions about 2 to 5 percent oh, as well as these emissions will be contributed to the construction of the center platform variance with some you know additional structure relate to the variance we believe that that 3 to 5 percent increase in the emissions is not a substantial increase in the driving or recorded in the draft eir we'll note the off society mitigation measure that was discussing will more than offset the emissions that mitigation measure is offsets both the operational emissions that succeed the emissions during construction of the project so we feel that issue has been if he addressed in the eir in response to the document. >> with respect with the ucsf comments regarding improvements to the mariposa pump station to address did ongoing and existing wastewater contribution issues in the project area the sf puc has and the department of public works planning department staf

that is how it happens at the end of the day the veterans are there we need services on staff and onsiteo make a difference in their lives they've what wife be able to do with the help in the city it is typifies a time we're grateful and onward and upward thank you so much really (clapping.) >> okay wow. wow, i get to give the keys to each one >> alfred welcome to your unit here (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> mark welcome to our unit thank you we're proud thank you. >> patrick welcome to your unit and your. >> reilly thank you very much. >> so we're going to take age tour all right. thanlittle tou

a - create a transformation benefit as part of the development of the site we're not done yet and onsite community assessable reactional is an appropriate project for this size we're talking about a facility that will be about 95 hundred square feet on a health that is three hundred and 32 thousand square feet adjacent to an already well-used playground live oak has been planning this for 3 years here's a picture from 2013 of an idea a gym on the site until 2013 a gym on the site in 2014 and later in 2015 and finally from the summer of 2015 other rendering you'll notice those are all been created in the collaboration between related david barker and live oaks school my challenge to you today are my hope for you today is a following please use your influence for the residents and students and residents future for potrero hill to renovate, upgrade jackson park and finish with live oak to add a marble benefit the recreational facility something that has been demonstrated over and over can be done for this neighborhood thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm sarah i'm a res

may there are passageways alongside the residential onsite ain't e onsite i believe those assess the hampering theatre that's correct and yes. >> how wide are those spaces there are ways to bring proposals or things into those spaces. >> yes. they are i believe 5 feet in width 5 and a half feet. >> yeah. that might be bringing the larger items through the front you probably could bring things along the side with that, i'm going to propose approval conditional use of this as presented by project sponsor which will include the two parks parking spaces place and the openly other 12:00 noon and closings times in the staff report ability for some sort of you don't need a kitchen by a refrigerator or some sort of headed elements that allow you to have food service you might have a truck out tolerant but space within the facility to keep the food from spoiling and make that more easily served work with the dpinlts to try to solve share they're loading space with the surveillance will be allowed and that will say my motion. >> second. >> commissioner richards. >> yes. obvious question we're

mercy care center will be the first in the area to offer the onsite telehealth services to the general public. two eastern iowa schools are hoping to win big prizes by encouraging safe driving. two eyes on the road, two hands on the wheel, think about your actions, cut out distractions beckman high school in dyersville and anamosa high school are both part of the state farm insurance contest called "celebrate my drive." they are in running for 100-thousand dollars and a free concert from the band echosmith. the indie pop band had radio hits like "cool kids" and "bright." anamosa and beckman both submitted videos showing how students drive safely and they are now in the second round of the contest. they are looking for people to vote for them by taking the pledge to be safe drivers. we have a link to the contest site under the news links section of kcrg dot com. you might remember that cascade high school won this same contest last year. they beat out more than 3- thousand other schools to win the small school division. the school got a private concert from the band perry in their high

in state law since the late 70s to priority the density bonuses to develop projects that priority onsiteffordable and on the most important thing i'll say about this project it is an important tool in the multi faceted tool in the toolbox to produce more affordable housing to the styrofoam would the program that will solve it program and not one in and of itself to provide the affordable housing we need to look at any programs one we can implement without public subsidy so as you recall several weeks ago kezar 10 and sophie from the mayor's office of housing provided a high-level of every that largely is out of the marries tsf from last year and those programs looked at a range from low toe deplored and low income housing that is provided by the city and below-market-rate so this program offers o offices incentives up to thirty percent obesity affordable housing as you recall the city's current requirements are for 12 percentage by prop c at the october 15th hearings there were a lot of comments and comments about the process happy to are those discussions and the commission had a lot of

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and right now, obviously the police who are working onsite, the dive teams are concentrating on finding debris and the airplane, and finding anyone who may have been aboard. >> reporter: and there is no official word yet on the identities of those who may have been onboard. the ntsb is on its way up here to investigate and figure out exactly what caused this plane to go down. reporting live from north salem, westchester county, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> and now the developing story out of mali. 18 people are now dead after a hotel attack this morning. u.s. forces were involved avoids lammic extremist stormed a hotel popular with foreigners. craig boswell has more. >> reporter: freed hostages ran for safety in mali's capitol after 10 suspected islamic extremist ambushed the radisson blu hotel. the group stormed the hotel and took 170 people hostage. all are now safe. witnesses say the men shouted god is great in arabic during their assault. a senior u.s. official told cbs news americans were registered at the hotel including employees of the state department and testim

that is how it happens at the end of the day the veterans are there we need services on staff and onsiteo make a difference in their lives they've what wife be able to do with the help in the city it is typifies a time we're grateful and onward and upward thank you so much really (clapping.) >> okay wow. wow, i get to give the keys to each one >> alfred welcome to your unit here (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> mark welcome to our unit thank you we're proud thank you. >> patrick welcome to your unit and your. >> reilly thank you very much. >> so we're going to take age tour all right. thanlittle tou ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball

that is how it happens at the end of the day the veterans are there we need services on staff and onsiteo make a difference in their lives they've what wife be able to do with the help in the city it is typifies a time we're grateful and onward and upward thank you so much really (clapping.) >> okay wow. wow, i get to give the keys to each one >> alfred welcome to your unit here (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> mark welcome to our unit thank you we're proud thank you. >> patrick welcome to your unit and your. >> reilly thank you very much. >> so we're going to take age tour all right. thanlittle tou >> good afternoon good afternoon, everyone the be 340kd this is the this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the for the lovngs to my right is supervisor yee and to my left is supervisor jane kim at this moment take an opportunity to welcome sxheepd she's join us today, our clerk a alicia and thank jennifer lowe and jilting under sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included s

generates to reduce the wind hazard judge's and the clean plan and construction related to the those onsiteeatment and the pump generators and refinements for transportation i now like to ask alex from the office of economic workforce development to come up and present the transportation items to you. >> thank you sally and good morning adam from the office of economic workforce development pleased to walk you through some of the project as they relate to transportation we were last before you at our schematic workshop we presented a number of transportation improvements that are come to this neighborhood eir refreshment on the slide have not chang's changed but on the city's on behalf of to a multi - the transbay terminal and the landing for the water emergency at golden gate near the ferry building and the completion of street grid and others listed those are unchanged since the last session sitting on top of those improvements are a number of specific improvements for the arena this is our special event service buses center an is t third and coordination with the transit agencies but the

generates to reduce the wind hazard judge's and the clean plan and construction related to the those onsite soil treatment and the pump generators and refinements for transportation i now like to ask alex from the office of economic workforce development to come up and present the transportation items to you. >> thank you sally and good morning adam from the office of economic workforce development pleased to walk you through some of the project as they relate to transportation we were last before you at our schematic workshop we presented a number of transportation improvements that are come to this neighborhood eir refreshment on the slide have not chang's changed but on the city's on behalf of to a multi - the transbay terminal and the landing for the water emergency at golden gate near the ferry building and the completion of street grid and others listed those are unchanged since the last session sitting on top of those improvements are a number of specific improvements for the arena this is our special event service buses center an is t third and coordination with the transit agencies

generates to reduce the wind hazard judge's and the clean plan and construction related to the those onsite soil treatment and the pump generators and refinements for transportation i now like to ask alex from the office of economic workforce development to come up and present the transportation items to you. >> thank you sally and good morning adam from the office of economic workforce development pleased to walk you through some of the project as they relate to transportation we were last before you at our schematic workshop we presented a number of transportation improvements that are come to this neighborhood eir refreshment on the slide have not chang's changed but on the city's on behalf of to a multi - the transbay terminal and the landing for the water emergency at golden gate near the ferry building and the completion of street grid and others listed those are unchanged since the last session sitting on top of those improvements are a number of specific improvements for the arena this is our special event service buses center an is t third and coordination with the transit agencies

there are some that live on the seats but over services from all over the youth at the site live onsiteome of the sites are hybrids youth that live there and youth that cockamamy and go from other sites this is permanent. >> thank you very much. >> so thank you. >> okay you're welcome. >> go ahead. >> i was going to ask him something. >> a couple of more things so i appreciate that and again i'm generally in favor the mcds i voted i think for almost all of them and but i'm challenges the facility is a great business but unfortunately, like other sites we'll have conditions of approvals that increase the safety on the street or neighborhood are to preventive population that one unfortunately nothing that we can do those are adults young people at risk many of them have challenged backgrounds and in a foster care at risk for challenges at the end of the day they've over 18 in the case of this facility they'll their 21 to 24 i have to look at this and sort of putting it out there for me a lot of the neighborhood concerns as market street requester not there i wouldn't none of the other con

bmr our community vision is for 50 percent onsite affordable 50 percent affordable is consistent with city's housing balance policy this is not achieved by take advantage of the fact that harvesting corporation as owned even though site for decades no compensation for the land and utilizing the tax go exempt bond financing our community has office space and other space we proposed 200 and 40 thousand square feet of office and move the office space off the family special use district instead of the 8 hundred thousand square feet of office proposed we have ground floor retail but we want to see neighborhoods starting businesses walk central soma the eateries this keeps the buildings for community arts and space we were holy hoping we would take advantage to work with the 5 m. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> no other members of the public would any other members of the public like to provide public comment testimony seeing none, public comment is closed and we will move on with our hearing ma'am, you've already comments on this item at this

generates to reduce the wind hazard judge's and the clean plan and construction related to the those onsite soil treatment and the pump generators and refinements for transportation i now like to ask alex from the office of economic workforce development to come up and present the transportation items to you. >> thank you sally and good morning adam from the office of economic workforce development pleased to walk you through some of the project as they relate to transportation we were last before you at our schematic workshop we presented a number of transportation improvements that are come to this neighborhood eir refreshment on the slide have not chang's changed but on the city's on behalf of to a multi - the transbay terminal and the landing for the water emergency at golden gate near the ferry building and the completion of street grid and others listed those are unchanged since the last session sitting on top of those improvements are a number of specific improvements for the arena this is our special event service buses center an is t third and coordination with the transit agencies

generates to reduce the wind hazard judge's and the clean plan and construction related to the those onsite soil treatment and the pump generators and refinements for transportation i now like to ask alex from the office of economic workforce development to come up and present the transportation items to you. >> thank you sally and good morning adam from the office of economic workforce development pleased to walk you through some of the project as they relate to transportation we were last before you at our schematic workshop we presented a number of transportation improvements that are come to this neighborhood eir refreshment on the slide have not chang's changed but on the city's on behalf of to a multi - the transbay terminal and the landing for the water emergency at golden gate near the ferry building and the completion of street grid and others listed those are unchanged since the last session sitting on top of those improvements are a number of specific improvements for the arena this is our special event service buses center an is t third and coordination with the transit agencies

years past in years past controversial to get the developers to build 15 percent affordable housing onsite we've come a long way to get to 40 percent is really been a heartwarming thing to get the developers to make sure we are building housing with half the units are for residents here in san francisco thank you director ram. >> thank you good morning, supervisors john ram with the planning department supervisor 40 is the now thirty having turned 60 that maybe that's the new 50 when it applies to age i'm there with you there is a number of speeches that want to speak you'll not go over the details but want to talk about why the staff and the planning commission support this in the form it was in when the commission saw it weeks ago as many of you may know one of the unique elements 40 percent in legal ownership that is unusual for this part of town and the proposed project is 1.7 million square feet and specifically open space at ground floor and on the roof of the chronicle building a number of public benefits, of course, embedded in the agreement you'll hear if oewd i'm not going 0 into

protecting seniors more our artists or service workers that delays inform air force homeowners and the 87 onsite as supervisor kim negotiated is targeted at individuals making one to one 50 percent of ami my two. households will not quality for a studio that is able to be afforded my neighborhood might the thirty stories towers will o blalt this scenario a huge surgery inland value will only 0 skrokt the rents with this rapidly reducing the people the contribute that makes it special if we don't take a stand another tragedy for that the books another of him and yerba buena at the end of the day this is not just a soma not just a t l but a city issue. you're showcasing vote will set a precedent for the community planning in every san francisco neighborhood for years to come you hold the power and responsibility to stand up this not it who will you build for you're showcasing constituents that serves our county thank se >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm crisis not filipino japanese and i'm queer too i've been working in soma for quite a bit the year after the earthquake i started working

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vacant and occupied by a cafe the promoted mcd with the medical cannabis in various forms with not onsite consumption the project sponsor has four years of experience operating on church and market street and severing over 35 registered patients it is at a new and fwlefrd of the city full-time security it excludes outdoor and inside cameras they will operate under conditions of approval that were created since publication of staff report the department has received 38 e-mails of support including from the project sponsor and 34 opposition the supporter urge the approval the success xhakts care and the lack of services if in neighborhoods the opposition urges disapproval a housing and service program for 18 to 24 through commerce or at reflex of homelessness the staff is unaware of a successful emotion and the approval by the planning commission through the mandatory discretionary reviews the commission will consider 6 criteria in evaluating the staff ask you to dr an is basis the project meets the criteria and in the neighborhood that compiles with all code public works i'm available to a

the plan will create 15,000 housing units, including onsite social services, to treat victim victims of drug abuse. ing coming up next, a busy day in pictures, raids in france, how the world is responding to the paris attacks. after this. >> now to the pictures that defined the day. they're from around the world and they have a common theme. walls, punctured by bullets, residents escorted from the scene, as the raid un unfolded, technicians worked on the flight deck of the charles de gaulle. in syria, i.s.i.l. targets were hit with more air strikes from france, from russia. families ravaged by years of war continued to flee the country. many crossed the sea and arrive at the shores in greece. but their journey is just beginning. here at home, they have become a political pawn. some say they should not be resettled in america. in new york mayor bill glai deblasio said they needed to be welcomed. and stressed the point by showing an image we are all familiar with to drive home his message. in he oakland, at a naturalization ceremony nearly a thousand were sworn in as u.s. citizens. bac

years past in years past controversial to get the developers to build 15 percent affordable housing onsite we've come a long way to get to 40 percent is really been a heartwarming thing to get the developers to make sure we are building housing with half the units are for residents here in san francisco thank you director ram. >> thank you good morning, supervisors john ram with the planning department supervisor 40 is the now thirty having turned 60 that maybe that's the new 50 when it applies to age i'm there with you there is a number of speeches that want to speak you'll not go over the details but want to talk about why the staff and the planning commission support this in the form it was in when the commission saw it weeks ago as many of you may know one of the unique elements 40 percent in legal ownership that is unusual for this part of town and the proposed project is 1.7 million square feet and specifically open space at ground floor and on the roof of the chronicle building a number of public benefits, of course, embedded in the agreement you'll hear if oewd i'm not going 0 into

significant part on resources generated by privately produced housing to create affordable housing whether onsite affordable or paying fees to build affordable housing elsewhere that's at&t's our core part and the two go hand in hand creates a green good partnership, however, i don't agree that means some sort of differentiation with the mission moratorium you either if you believe as i do and people do privately produced housing i'll support and pay more affordable housing that applies everywhere we know that are that the mission moratorium is shutting down privately produced housing will damage our ability to build affordable housing in the mission i think that is important to do housing in the city that we not just do it by negotiating a deal on a specific project but actually having good housing policy overall and talk about moratorium and shutting down housing production that puts us in the wrongs direction and supervisor kim statistics prove a point less displacement in district of and in the midst maybe precisely because so much housing production and anymore housing production in district

inclusionary oversight that developers are riverside to build the middle-income and the lower-income onsitet should be a requirement and hang on 0 the housing stock did you see the academy of real estate i last week to tall call them has gobbled up in violation of city hall has not had the will to enforce and harvey rose said reynolds has been taken off the market because of airbnb no enforcement by city hall we've got to preserve it and holds it them over the fire to make them pay for it (clapping.) >> soy won't disagree with any ever that one we're building ava new project at 88 broadway i'd like to require it to you go do the site we get senior housing adds to the broadway we're looking at other places that are suitable to affordable housing and we've got a couple of properties we're looking acquiring to make sure they remain affordable housing we are talking to the few private developers building i agree we need to be doing way way better e better than 12 percent and fortunate more willing to do below grade we need to control sros vs. but i'm focusing on ways to incentivize property own

all the following activities for this contract including onsite welding is expected to be completed in spring of 2016 as steve mentioned earlier. steel fabrication is 95 percent complete and all the cast nodes have been casted and completed, 304 of them. the contract 180 million dollars is 90 percent complete. (inaudible) piping that used to coat the transit center building was placed. the remaining work for this contract, the 2 percent remaining work contains to the black box and the temporary trestle. once the temporary trestle is moved, the contracts will be done. the contract is 99 percent done. this is the most riskest contract we have and also the biggest contract we have at 235 billion dollars. this contract has deep soil mixed wall behind the transit center and that wall is 100 feet deep. it's including the replacement of three bridges, first street, fremont, and beale. the bids to be done in this contract is basically temporary work for embracing activities that are needed right now in support of the contract work. no permanent work remains in this contract, all temporary. rec

onsite kick early on. they were' pulling out all the tricks against the washington redskins. >> i was watching thinking this is what they want to do against a team like that. get on top of them fast. you don't want to give a team like this any shot they think they're going to be in the game. when you start out fast, they started out aggressively on offense going no huddle and just snuffing the life out of them off the bat. it shuts down any momentum that they have coming into the game. >> you work during the gamings on the sidelines. you are behind the watch bench seeing how different it is. >> it's crazy. it's the operation is so much like, just less organized. it's crazy. i oean, the patriots are so efficient at everything they do. it really shows itself each week. >> offensive line. it has been crazy this year. they finished the game with fleming at left tackle. started at right tackle. brian supporting at right tackle. watt know thinking about -- andrew klein and shaq mason, it's next man up for the --