this would help us to develop the yerba buena island bike path that comes across the san francisco open island bay bridge, across the islands and across the west span of the bay bridge into san francisco proper, so we've been working with a whole bunch of folks for a potential first phase that comes down treasure island road, eventually hoping to bring that bike path and pedestrian path all the way over to the main land, excuse me. we've also had good conversations with the water agency transportation agency. this is weta. our projects manager, eric cordoba presented in february or march, and we've been working on different ways to bring water transit to and from the island. this is a perfect route that we hope we will be able to bring in time for the first housing on the island in a couple of years. in terms of outreach that chair haney mentioned, we do have outreach in april. we will be presenting that to the island businesses in particular to sit down and have good cocreations session, to figure out ways to shape that transit policies for the community there. with that, i conclude my remarks. thank yo

san francisco fire chief johan hayes white was there and the uc berkeley college of engineering dean and inspiring was open water long-distance swimmer kim chambers. the first woman to swim from the fara lon islands to the bay bridge. she was in the hospital unsure of whether she would walk again. >> i craved the sense of freedom both mentally and physically. when you are in those moments when you don't see a way out, you learn what you're made of so i discovered open water swimming. >> the president and general manager of nbc bay area and telemundo 48 stacy owen was there sharing the highlights of her long career in journalism. spear said the event is her way of celebrating women's history month. >>> now a video sure to make you smile. you probably smiling already. a lake tahoe couple took in two orphans and the new kids are a bit wild. immediate blaze and y. they are now four weeks old but discovered when they were just a week and a half. the youngest ever found by lake tahoe wildlife care. the couple that works at the wildfire life are taking on the role of momma bear. they are eight pounds and adorable but when they grow to be about 100 pounds, they'll be released back to the wild. >>> let's turn it over to sp