president maxwell: [reading names] just one more name petco -- one more name. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for hearing from some many of us. i am a director, and i am here to support moving forward with this project. this plan has been debated for a long time, studied a lot, and it has been a true san francisco process that you can either be proud of or not. it depends on how you think of the process, but it has been through the process, and it is time to move forward. this is a testament, i guess, to the work you have been doing with the developer that it will, in fact, make a difference. this is going to mess it did in environmental and economic benefits for the city. -- this is going to have significant environmental and economic benefits for the city. one of the major sticking points, an observation on this -- my observation on this, with every public transit improvement that ever gets proposed, you have residents trying to stop high-speed rail from coming to san francisco. korea residents trying to stop rapid transit. like at market street, that is being fought. -- we have

. >> the family petco was in the garage and the severely injured the child on the attack. with an ambulance and taken to iarea hospital announced deceased. >> three of the five of the family's people and the other two were in the yard. news of the debt and the fact that the family had five pit bulls came at a big shock. >> i am shocked to find out that they were there because my grandson comes out and please out all the time. you can see the chalk marks on the sidewalk. keith god forb the start of gotten. >> i hope to remove those dogs! that those dogs are no longer there. it is said it had to involve the killing of a small to year-old child. an innocent to year-old child. >> and live in concord, right behind this white fence. and in the garage the two year-old the step grandfather has spent arrested and charged with child endangerment and possession of a misdeme animal. and also, that a 11:00 a.m. the five tables were removed from this house and taken to animal services. these five-pit bulls 7 removed and euthanize. that is a listing concord. >> think, >> and of the 190 d

we have so much to be grateful for, and i am also very appreciative of the fact that this helps us petco to deal with the fire station upgrade, so i just want to say thank you for all of those involved. president chiu: a quick question for the city attorney. is there anything we need to do to adopt the amendment in the agreement? this is just for our reference? >> mr. chairman, a new copy discussed in committee has been submitted to the board. if it is not in the file, it should be on the way. i have a copy for myself korean there is no need for the board to take action. president chiu: can we take the same house, same call? this item is passed. item 24. madam clerk: this is an ordinance amending the san francisco police code and the business and tax regulations code and fire code. president chiu: this item is passed on the first reading. next item. item 25. madam clerk: item 25 is an ordinance amending a section map. president chiu: this is passed. item 26. madam clerk: item 26 is a resolution imposing in terms zoning controls. president chiu: supervise alio to-pier? supervisor alioto-p

and it would also petco did people more time to adjust to them. thank you very much. >> thank you, doug, and let's open it up. >> so you began by saying though that the estimated held savings is unchanged, so we're talking about the second to in years, $1.20 trillion in savings. >> our estimate of defense is unchanged, and as we explained in our cost estimate in march, it reduces budget deficits by about $140 billion over the next jr.'s and by an amount in a broader range of the decade beyond that. >> so when you talk about the alternative budget, but you said eliminating imbalance would require significant changes in tax and spending policy. let me finish. reallyt you're affirming, i think, is key elements of the health-care bill, if they were repealed, and that, in fact, the deficit -- the debt would grow even more, and the deficit would grow even more. >> of course, it depends on which elements of legislation where repealed. as you know, legislation -- a >> your alternative budget. >> increased spending is significantly. others reduce it severe