the coast guard foundation. and women of the united states coast guard and their families. find out how you can help at rescue the rescuers dot org >>> welcome back to mosaic. i'm honored to be your host. we're in the middle of a wonderful organization. we were talking about the differences among the different organizations and how they really fashion this issue for themselves. what are some of the things that the congregations feel are unique that you needed to articulate and position? >> i think there were two really driving forces. one is a recognition among our long time members that when they came to san francisco and many did come to san francisco from other places, there was no way for them to feel welcome. there was no way they could feel at home. so, for them, i think that because they've been a big part of their life for the last 30 years, they want to feel there's going to be this available for other young people coming to san francisco, leaving their families of origin and wanting to find a jewish ho

wade was a member of the coast guard foundation -- when dick swann was a member of the coast guard foundation. that brings in between 700 and 01 thousand people to that event alone. people from all over the country. the coast guard and the foundation supports the event. i just want to add that i have been to three continents with the cup. i think if you look at what has happened at fremantle in australia and auckland, new zealand, 20 years after the event, that is still a tribute. i think your constituents will be proud of you when you move this project forward. thank you. chairperson chu: i want to take a moment to welcome the former city attorney, louise renny. it is always good to see you. >> i want to say at the outset i have been in support of the america's cup. i have the utmost respect for the market and carol. but i am here today to oppose the effort to sneak the eight washington project into this legislation before the eir for that project has even been approved. since i understand from port staff that they are now going to delete the eight washington peace from the proposal before y

we are working with the coast guard, the park service, the army corps of engineers, and the presidio trust to address this. we think our ceqa effort really provides a good foundation for that, and in a related effort, the permitting process more broadly is under way, not only including those agencies but state agencies, such as the bay conservation and the amendments that are required to do the activities we are talking about. so the overall planning strategy is really informed on three pillars. environment responsibility first and foremost. when people talk about doing this in the san francisco bay, i think that is one of the things that springs immediately to mind. the comprehensive environmental review process we went through over the past year and how intensive that was, i think we are very appreciative of that. the second pillar is a financial stewardship. there are things that we have held very close to home as we have tried to continue to refine these agreements. we have negotiated i think to limit, of a liability that people were concerned about early in the process, and i think we have a clear picture on the potential costs and potential revenues, and wit

foundation work. this was the construction site in milpitas where a 39-year-old carpenter was buried and crush when a 12 foot deep trench collapsed on him. >> the coast guard is confirming a vessel they found this morning belongs to a missing fisherman. the search continues tonight. crews found no sign of him when they pulled his boat from the water off half moon bay. but they're not giving up on finding him. two coast guard boats have been dispatched in this search. the fisherman supposed to be on a fishing trip. he was last seen leaving pillar point wednesday. he says he never returned home. >> and a fairfield woman will serve no additional jail time for the deaths of her three children and niece killed in a house fire nearly two years ago. the judge sentenced to time served and 10 years probation for her conviction. family member as plaud the decision. >> i was like that is great. she's going to get out. this was a bad accident z so... just outcome, like i said was great. >> she's spent two years in jail following her arrest when she left the children alone in her home, authorities say candles being used because electricity had been cutoff when bills we