. >> tom gilbert from apartment with a n a little bit of tear in my heart. neil young, if you look at that in google you will see a scar. a couple of comments, picture of the land i -- i i okay monterey. let's drive down to -- it generates earthquakes. let's say good-bye to caramel and monterey. we can find a better way, closer to home space in this compact little city is a premium from ocean beach to candle stick park. embarcadero. the marina we do not want to encroach the embarcadero. if 8th wash ington wash was 30 percent affordable housing and 10 percent section 8. i would not it because it encroaches embarcadero. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker? >> an carpal , resident for 20 years. i came here for the parks thing. but that's been continued. there are a few things that i left out of my communication relating to that particular topic. that can be our core problems or issues i should say that haven't been mitigated or any -- it just an appears there has been no thought about the citizen impact in any of these development agreements and the public pr

. >> tom gilberte. bravo. for 400 units plus in south beach marina, the only way i got in was take the bathroom door off. no other unit in a different style can get my wheelchair in. we may get very territorial. we are lucky when we can find something. i believe initiative is called for. i would like to see the initiative have a wave. this is what we are trying to do. this is what she's trying to say. is economic, 10 percent of people in wheelchairs work, 90 percent are unemployed. you lose your benefits. it's a disaster. you know, we can get it done here in san francisco. there should be an initiative, there should be an amendment. amendment makes things better. it's what we are after. let's get it done. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hello, my name is edmond jessie. i used to stay at 12 b sanchez. i know it was taken far out. i'm now the beginning to become an organizer instead of an activist. what we learned yesterday is that san francisco has in the city to the blight, which means from central valley to co

we sat down with alan gilbert and tom brady to see exactly what they have in common. >> hut!empo what's coming from this offense. ♪ >> reporter: a well balanced football team in motion plays like a symphony orchestra performing a great masterpiece. the big guys, the linemen, provide the foundation, the bass. middle sized guys, linebackers, bring the lumber, like cello, french horns, crash cymbals bring in thunder. and the little guys, the receivers, cornerbacks, well they bring the lightning. they're the first violins, they're the trumpets, constantly on the ball. they're the soloists. ♪ but all of those forces have to be deployed in the delicate balance under the leadership of just one. on the orchestral side that task lies with the conductor, at the new york philharmonic's celebrated captain alan gilbert. >> conduct something not about dictating, this is how it must go, but it's also about reacting to what the players in front of you offer. >> reporter: in football, it's the quarterback. and although all quarterbacks are conductors, tom brady is a maestro at center like non

we sat down with alan gilbert and tom brady to see exactly what they have in common. >> hut!ball team in motion plays like a symphony orchestra performing a great masterpiece. the big guys the linemen, provide the foundation, the bass. middle sized guys linebackers, bring the lumber like cello, french horns, crash cymbals bring in thunder. and the little guys the receivers, cornerbacks, well they bring the lightning. they're the first violins, they're the trumpets constantly on the ball. they're the soloists. ♪ but all of those forces have to be deployed in the delicate balance under the leadership of just one. on the orchestral side that task lies with the conductor, at the new york philharmonic's celebrated captain alan gilbert. >> conduct something not about dictating, this is how it must go, but it's also about reacting to what the players in front of you offer. >> reporter: in football, it's the quarterback. and although all quarterbacks are conductors tom brady is a maestro at center like none other. >> i can now direct the receivers to say, well if this guy is blitzing