so i actually have rob pool first and then have the two of you come up so rob go ahead. >> okay. good afternoon commissioners. thank you for the opportunity to speak today. i am rob poole with the san francisco housing action coalition speaking on behalf of our 150 members. avalon bay and [inaudible] architects presented this project to the project review committee in early 2014 and our stance is all of the community benefits that the project deliver out weigh the shadow impact on the park. this will bring a lot of housing to the city's job centers and along the transit line. it's very well designed. incorporates significant amount of publicly accessible open space, enhances the pedestrian experience providing landscaping along the sidewalk and widening the sidewalk. these are all the features you want to see in good urban development and promote those principles. the dog park is a fantastic addition as well so i hope you let the project move forward as it is and thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> then we have joe kirshaugher and peter waller. are you going to do

and good afternoon rob pool again along the architects they presented the projects to us earlier this year our members were authentic it is not good the way it was along the transit line and by breaking it up into 3 spaces it created numerous streetscape improvements and gone above and beyond with their streetscape plan the dog park is a fantastic edition and overall this is a great project i hope you support it as is on behalf of the coalition happy holidays happy new year and all that you do thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon again, i'm janet the president of the dog patch neighborhood association i'm here he representing the neighborhood we met with the project sponsor for a couple of years now and they have done a great job actually redesigning the project from the original project the previous owner we're thrilled what they've come up with to get a great design for the neighborhood one of our concerns was being able to see potrero hill from dog patch the previous design eliminated that they've done a good job we don't feel cut off from potrero hill we asked for 3 bedroo

pool. >> talked into signing up to be a navy s.e.a.l., rob knew he needed to learn how to swim fast. headed to the pool at the local high school and basically moved in. >> i would swim every day. i had some help with some friends from high school that knew how to swim really well. >> when you got to s.e.a.l. training, where were you in terms of snablt. >> as far as swimming? >> yeah. >> the bottom. we had guys that swam four years of college, water polo players. mainly all high school swimmers. competitive. and then me. so it was -- yeah. it was eye opening. >> still to come tonight, on "the man who killed osama bin laden" -- >> it was infuriating. we wanted to go. we really wanted to do this. that's why we're all here now. >> after 17 years, i think it's over for him. >> it's bin laden, they found him. we're going to get him. [ male announcer ] are your joints ready for action? osteo bi-flex® with joint shield™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, ready for action

pool of blood behind the counter. they called 911. >> 911. >> we just came in here and there's a lady that's bleeding to death. i don't know if she got robbed or what. >> is she conscious or not? >> no. she's bleeding to death. i don't know if she's dead or what. >> by the time emergency personnel arrived, wanda mason was dead with a single gunshot wound to the head. a spent.22 caliber long shell casing was next to the body. police were surprised when wanda's 21-year-old son, donnie, came into the store just moments after they arrived. he showed up before police notified the family. >> we got there, there was people there and they told us that there was a lady lying behind the counter. so we went around back of the counter and my mom was laying there. i lost it, i went crazy, it was my mom, what do you expect? i couldn't handle it. it was a tough thing to deal with. >> the cash register showed wanda mason had been killed for $351. strangely, wanda told family members just days earlier that she was not afraid to work the night shift because she had a plan in case she was robbed. >> she said that if somebody tried to rob her, that she'd help

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rob. >> i agree. also since when is everything supposed to be public? i tweeted it, and all i did was tweet it to everybody. he was a young kid. give me a break. how many pool boys have left your house in tears? >> i am kidding, of course. the van is a hertz. i get it. it is a young kid and kids don't know the boundaries. >> what does a pool boy do? the younger you are the more technically savy he should be. >> they will take a picture of her mom sleeping and snoring and post-it on instagram. this is what my niece and nephew do. they think it is funny. that ends marriages joanne just to let you know. what do you make of this? >> i wish all employers could fire by tweet. it would save a lot of embarrassment and a lot of tears. that's how i do break ups. as disconnected as you can be from someone is for the best. they can't harm you. >> have you ever broken up by tweet? >> i don't think so. not to my drunken knowledge. >> ease -- especially you still do it publicly. >> that way everyone see itself as once. >> and no one has to ask you later, are you still together? >> condoleezza, not working out. that's it. what a great show. we learned a lot. or maybe we di

rob a store that sells security cameras. >> we sell a lot of different types of cameras here. but we use a small camera system that's easy to set up. >> about midnight after hanging out at this pool, darnell smashes the door with a large rock. and wouldn't you know it? the alarm goes off. >> most of the time, the sound and the sirens, those kind of things will scare the suspect off. this guy stuck around. >> undeterred, darnell enters the store without even disguising himself. but then he decides to cover up, the back of his head. >> we have cameras in the corners, cameras back in the back in the corners and cameras in the back rooms here and all the store, five or six different areas, we have cameras. besides the corners, too. we move them around a lot so they're hidden. >> he checks out the back of the store first. >> we had a bunch of pcs back there. but these are big and you can't get them out of here easily. >> he also pockets $250 from the register and gives the police an early mug shot. >> we had a camera set up that was called the robot. we call it. it was like a contraption, it's hard to tell what it is. he was probably checking it out to see if he could steal it. he sho