. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm you paulette. pleased to be here. just wait 0 moment for the power point to come moment for the p point to come up. so as you remember this is the overall master plan with the phase and in the new streets and pedestrian connections connecting hunter view connecting it to the neighborhoods around it. in our diagram is the 3 blocks 4, 5 and 6 were part of the phase one and the two blocks to the left 7 and 11 are our presentation today. so this diagram shows our design strategy and here we've located the tall it this the main boulevard of the development. and where it seems appropriate to place the largest building. our design strategy developed strategy breaks in the building you can see through the center of the block allowing the entrance and down the green spaces for the new corridors as an access through the blocks. our design authorship to the building to each port mass of the building alternatively between david baker's office so the block will feel like a traditional san francisco block a finer technicalities it

paulette has more for us. good morning. >> good morning. >> start by telling us exactly how the train got stuck, and where is it right now? >> well, the train is one mile east of the brunswick station. train 878 had, first of all, picked up passengers from train 874, which had stopped because of a downed tree around 6:30 in the morning. and then, around -- so those passengers boarded 878 and then, at 7:02, the 878 was struck by a tree, which also took out a bunch of power lines. so the train has not only trees and a tree, but live power lines all around it. >> okay. so how many people are on that train right now? >> well, because these are passengers from 874 as well as 878, it's about 130 people. >> wow, a lot of people standing, i suppose, huh? >> well, the train has heat and lights, so they are warm. >> okay. so what's the plan to try to get them off the train? >> well, i am pleased to say that an electrician has just arrived, and he's working on severing those live power lines. and they're hoping now that

paulette in santa barbara.ompanies that make us fat, start with ben & jerry's. >> and in middleburg, florida, if we sue the fast food companies, i think we should sue the teachers for not teaching their students about nutrition. >> you raise a very good point. where does all of this end? where does personal responsibility begin? suing mcdonald's because it makes some stuff that isn't good for you misses the point that mcdonald's also so happens to make stuff that is good for you, and comparing fast food to big tobacco leaves out one very big difference. the tobacco industry knew its product was addictive. it even made it addictive and hid that fact for years. unless ronald has been filling his fries with freon and lying about it, mcdonald's should be free to push its nutritionally fair and balanced menu without anyone suing them over it. not saying we shouldn't eat healthy. i am saying lawyers deciding that issue, boris, that is unhealthy. this whole trend sun healthy. this fear that is all struck at our parent