the child care to hire and train people in our communities that have brought this up at the southeast commissionmeeting for the college to have courses there to train them like we trained them from joint housing programs we had with five child care in hunters point wher where we trad people living in the community for jobs. a lot of them were successful and a lot have retired from that project. also would like to try to have some homeless housing, an opportunity for some of the people in the community who are homeless to have some of those houses also. i would like for them to start a training program with the college track and some of the other young community developers, and randolph to train people for the different type of businesses that will come into both of these projects. hunters point shipyard and the other project. i am truly happy and glad this project is going on, and i like the work that the cac and ms. walker has done to make sure the community benefits to keep residents in the forefront of this project. thank you very much. >> linda richards. >> good afternoon, commissione commis

one from the southeast community facilities commission. they just wanted to make it very clear that they were unanimously supportive of this as well. >> commissioner moore. >> move to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to approve. the design for development amendments. [roll call] so moved, the motion passes unanimously 4-0. [applause] >> folks in the crowd, there's only four of us up here. we don't want to extend this hearing any longer than we have to. but we are going to take a small, small bathroom break. and just for the benefit of the public who may not realize but item 15 17 and 18 were continued. item 16 is being pushed to the end of the agenda so we will be. >> good evening and welcome back to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for thursday october 24, 2019. commissioners we left off under your 3:00 p.m. calendar on item 19 for case number 2018-011717cua, 1369 sanchez street >> good evening commissioners. >> i have to understand every time whether mr. bussy comes before the commission

. >> before i move to the next item, i just want to say that the next commission meeting we talked about the southeast community projects because we have three projects. one is the biosolids. this project that we talked about, and then 1550 evidence and how we are approaching all of those projects together of making sure that we look at the environmental justice portion of it. we also look at how we are engaging the community, and how we are engaging the local businesses. we are trying to coordinate everything. they are all competing for resources in the community. we are going to make a presentation on how we are trying to maximize efficiency of trying to utilize the community in the local businesses there. and then we will come back and talk about the biosolids. the one advantage of the biosolids is we are bidding out some of the early packages. the major ones we are getting prices and we are looking at what the costs are. we are trying to look outweighs, you know, we can minimize the trends we are seeing now. that is something we are moving forward and will present to you what we are seeing as far

commission income coming in at 500 51 million singapore dollars. this is largely expected. bloomberg intelligence saying the profitability should be driven by healthy lending, steady margins and stable whichions for this bank is southeastird-largest. net income again slightly beating expectations coming in at 1.12 billion singapore dollars. plenty more to come on "daybreak i straily a." australia- "daybreak ." this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: welcome back. one of the world's largest cinema operators is boosting its commitment to saudi arabia. the country lifted a ban on movie theaters just two years ago. martin spoke to amc's in at an investment summit riyadh and asked how progression is expanding. >> our expectation is that our second theater is going to open here in riyadh in december. by the end of next year, 2020, we expect 15 to 20 centers open. 2, 3 years after that, we expect 40 or 50 theaters open. if you go out a decade, i would not be surprised if we have 100 theaters open in saudi arabia. we are off to a great start. >> you are pushing a fairly aggressive expansion plan. what sort of capital investment plan is there around that? >> these theaters each are running $20 million each in round numbers, 16 million, 18