with that, i would like to turn the presentation over to rhonda simmons. i would be happy to take any questions from the board at this time. supervisor maxwell: did you say that without the. alternative we would have a rail right of way. that would be enough and you would not have to take any other land or private property? >> that is correct. the alternative route that we have proposed and rejected for safety, reliability, and efficiency does not require the taking a public or private property. >> can i ask again, the emi are about half of the units. that means a family of st. that earns about $52,000 per year could afford rentals for the alice griffith units. that is about half of the available below market housing. i want to ask you to go into more detail on the transportation improvements. i know you walk us through that. how much does the yosemite bridge cost? in different documents i have the transportation improvements are up to $404 million. that includes the road improvements in the hunters point transit center. can you give us a general breakdown

been evacuated as firefighters struggle to prevent the flames spreading artie's sarah ferguson of rhonda's region one of the worst hit areas we've come here to the city which in the last few days has really seen parts of it devastated by these fires that have been breaking out. just fifteen minutes outside the city center about four hundred seventy kilometers from mosco and we're in a village called muscle which as you can probably seen beside me has had most of it completely destroyed by the fires the smoke is really hanging very thick in the air and i can smell this all throughout the city at the moment with the heat and the smoke it really is quite. intension the people all they see here left wondering what they're going to be now we've had throughout central russia around a thousand times has been destroyed by these spies leaving around three thousand people homeless now haron for and it's those two refugee centers that have been set up time.