. >> good evening, commissioners i'm tony lee the property owner next to the proposed project my folks took a job asia waitress i was the third child we rented a small apartment near the project for $75 a month they gave his a chance to succeed diversity makes the city greatest they say taking a fire escape off the roof is meeting the community halfway it does nothing to address the affordable housing after the meeting on february 5th i spoke with the neighborhood and yes. the community cares about the open space and cares about the parking but more importantly i spoke to 2345ibz who are going to be evicted and want to know if they can stay in san francisco our attorney talks about mitigating the impact on affordability we have plans that cvs proposed reconstruction it calls one plan development and opportunity now that's right meeting the community halfway i know you can't give every family a home but you have the power to make the vendors play by the rules you have the power to give the next generation of working class folks to succeed without having to pay for a million dollar condo

his father is tony-nominated actor euan morton and his mother lee armitage works behind the scenes. >ll pick up details the way a kid does. sometimes it's about a prop or it's a really simple thing. are they really drinking juice, are they really eating that food, and he likes to learn how everything is done. >> reporter: but what matters to him is who's watching his reviews. >> i hope more kids see it and more kids want to go to the theater. >> tonight i saw the opera. it's an extraordinary, great, powerful, life-changing show. >> reporter: extraordinary for a 6-year-old who considers the theater his playground. jeff pegues, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >> i've got to remember that advice. take a nap before the show, not during the show. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll have more on that possible data breach at home depot. mellody hobson has details. >>> and from the hit show "catfish," nick schulman tells us about his new book on the internet and relationships. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie gre

his father is tony-nominated actor euan morton, and his mother, lee armitage, works behind the scenesll pick up details they-- the way a kid does. sometimes it's about a prop or it's a simple thing. it's are they really drinking juice? are they really eating that food? and he likes to learn how everything is done. >> reporter: but what matters to him is who's watching his reviews. >> i hope that more kids see it and more kids want to go to the theater. tonight i saw "the phantom of the opera." it's an extraordinary, great, powerful, life-changing show. >> reporter: extraordinary for a six-year-old who considers the theater his playground. jeff pegues, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >> rose: you know what they say? if you want to be the best, start young. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. scott will be back tomorrow. i'm charlie rose in new york. it's been a pleasure. thank you for watching. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org oh wow. you look incredible! right?!