. >> thank you opening it up for public comment i have one card paulette. >> good afternoon. my name is is paulette i'm a native san franciscan and i am also speaking on behalf of the citizens in the cornett citizen housing on geary street when i find out that was happening i got very, very excited it takes i have to take a bus and have to walk three or four blocks to get my medication it's far away for me and not having that particular thing there for me and a lot of the other residents i do a lot of speaking because they have a hard time expressing what we want to say i feel like that this the day i photo about it i he was looking at it wondering why it was still vacant being a native i can see that gear street a dying over the years and didn't have everything it used to have sometimes the retail sometimes there's a restaurant but there's no real something live in the area i'm excited about the project the accepts in the whole building are talking about it what we've been looking at and watching to let you know is home people sleeping around the building we've had to get th

. >> reporter: ten years since paulette wilson saw her daughter. >> i still feel like it's 2004. still there. there's still no closure. the wound is still fresh. and it's still the same day but a different çyear. >> reporter: every year since jessica watson and matthew masarado were killed, their family and friends held a vigil to remember them and keep their story in the public eye. this year is no different. >> we learned to lean on each other's shoulders, we've earned to talk, share our pain, our sorrow and hurt. >> reporter: they also hope to share the healing that will come for an arrest. >> for my granddaughter than does the have a mother on christmas. >> reporter: the delaware state police say it was a robbery gone wrong. they had just closed the store, someone stole the day's profits but the store was immaculate. police say the vacuum cleaner was still plugged in, that masarado had not finished vacuuming when he was attacked. >> nothing is happening. >> please, take responsibility for the families that you devastated, our lives forever. >> reporter: now at 6:00, both fam