dimaggio and williams and on and on to henry aaron who was a close friend of mine the last 57 years, willie mays, sandy koufax. and derek jeter has been the face of baseball. and i must say i've told him many times, i've told his parents makes you proud to be the commissioner of a sport that produces a player like that. >> what does he have that makes him -- >> remarkable poise, class

willie mays. >> the great willie mays, you're right.what happens. he'll be playing for this team or at least be in spring training in another month or so. >> rose: what do you think will happen. >> i don't know. i'm going to let the yankees worry about that. >> rose: lets turn to what is for you proud achievements in baseball. one, you mention there is interleague play you're proud of that. you're also proud of the fact that you have a wild card. >> now two more. >> rose: you're proud of the world baseball classic. >> i am. >> rose: what else? because jerome holesman, historian of major league baseball. >> great his attorney. >> -- historian. >> rose: before he died he said you were the greatest baseball commissioner ever had. if that's true, beyond the things i mentioned, what ought to be part of that achievement. if he's right why is he right? >> well, i'll let other historians -- >> rose: make the case for jerome holesman judgment. >> economic referration of the game which has led to this open faith we talked about which had enormous

willie mays. >> the great willie mays, you are right. we will have to see what happens.e will be playing for this team or at least be in spring training in another month or so. >> what to do you think? >> i do not know. >> let's turn for you proud achievements in baseball. one we mentioned revenue-sharing. interleague play, proud of that. you are proud of the fact that you have a wildcard. >> two more. >> the world classic. and what else? jerome a historian of baseball died in 2008, i think. he said in 2008 before he died you thought that he thought you were the greatest commissioner that baseball had. if that is true, beyond the things i mentioned, what ought to be part of that achievement? if he is right, why is he right? >> i will let other historians -- >> the case for his judgment. >> economic reform which is led to this hope and faith we have talked about, enormous consequences. labor peace for 21 years. we had a work stoppage. >> canceled the world series. >> i am proud of that because nobody ever thought it was possible. we have made -- the whole wildcard thing.

rodriguez's contract that would pay him $6 million when he hits 6 more home runs which would tie him with willie maysth all- time at 660 home runs the yankees obviously saying he would have achieved the milestone using illegal substances to meet stephen curry and gary payton work with kids today and help them a-rod tried to apologize to the yankees for his involvement in the biogenisis scandal evidently the yanks didn't want to listen and spurned the apology venus williams has reached the quarterfinals of the australian open she beat a radwanska 6-3, 2-6, 6-1 if venus and sister serena wins their next matches they will meet in the semifinals it would be the first time they've played each other that deep into a tournament wince wimbeldon in 2010 that night! >>> embattled golden boy tom brady. what he is saying about this. >> football is a pigskin, so i just assume that the air in the football is how much air was inside the pig when it died. >> my feelings got hurt. >> a crippling historic blizzard. >> thunder snow, white-out conditions. >> monster storm of the century, straight from the weather channe

willie mays. >> the great willie mays you're right. we'll have to see what happens. or so. >> what do you think will happen? >> i don't know. i'm going to let the yankees worry about that. >> let's turn for you for what are proud achievements in baseball. one, we mentioned revenue sharing. there's interleague play. you're proud of that. >> i am. >> you're also proud of the fact that you have a wild card. >> oh, yeah. now two more. >> but then there is this which i know you thought a lot about. it's too long a game. there is no time limit. >> well that's interesting. you know -- >> there are a lot of way youlsd make this game shorter. >> well, we have a pacing game committee with joe torre and sandial ders. we have a great committee and we're coming up with things, but i want to say this to you. whoo is attendance increasing? why is revenue increasing? the more i talk to fans i more i get it from media. >> you have a problem with -- >> don't misunderstand me but i want to say to you, 74,000 75,000 people attending baseball games was enheard of even a decade ago. >> on

willie mays expected to make an appearance. this is the third time he has taken the trophy aboard a flight back west. the first few times, 2010, 2012 after those world series championships. it's basically been a biannual tradition. he tells us this morning he's hoping to change that and make it an annual event. >> we feel good. we have a number of players coming back. we won the world series last year and we didn't have matt cain or angel pa begun healthy, and they're back and we have some other playerother players. we add on as we go. that's our style. we think with the help of fans, we can do it again. >> reporter: part of a three-month trophy tour that will end leading up before spring training. a lot of passengers going onboard this flight. it's not a charter flight. this is a regularly scheduled flight between sfo and jfk. the passengers, many of them when they booked this flight, had no idea the trophy was going to be on birthday. they didn't realize it either until they showed up and saw us and the trophy, or the e-mail

and so we are bringing willie mays this week on appearances. they are great franchises the yankees and mets, it's part of baseball history and we left in 1958 and we have people still alive from 1958, obviously, and their parents and great parents about the new york giants. >> reporter: larry baer, ceo of the san francisco giants, congratulations. let's hang out with you. all right. this is a very unusual flight for virgin but they just inked a new four-year deal so they will have a partnership going over for the next couple of years here. we are going to leave because there is a full flight of people waiting to go to new york. they have wheels up at 7:05 a.m. they will be back couple of days after that. they will continue the tour in the bay area. they will be in antioch by next week but for now the trophy on the plane now headed to new york. we are live at sfo. kiet do, kpix 5. >> ladies and gentlemen, that is a live shot! >> a money shot. >> that is a live shot. >> yeah! get on the plane? >> sit down, buckle in, take the ride. >> we'll have

someone that were here, well, a few of us that were here in 1959 in san francisco remember when willie mays tried to buy a home. he thought he could buy a home anywhere and his authority was a super star and tried to buy a home and was rejected because he was black. well, in 1959, like many other young families in san francisco dorothy adams and her husband ended up owning a home. unlike their children, they had to do house hunting at night. they found a home in westwood park where i live but like many other communities across the country, the park has racist restrictions within their ccnr's. believe it or not, these racist restrictions were on record until 1992 when myself and a few of our neighbors stood up and said we have to change it and even though there was resistance we were able to get it done. back to dorothy. the help of their agent, they cured a loan and bought the property but when the seller realized she sold the house to a black family, she wouldn't give them the keys. so for six months6 months, the couple continue to pay rent on their plat while paying mortgage on a house th

if willy mays is playing at some other stadium he would have broken the records a long time ago. allow me a little bit of indulge ance we're asking that the methodology be changed all together. we're also asking for particularly in terms of creative because we do not have enforcement of the law in bay view hunters point. you just look the other way. we're asking for innovation that we expand under article 22 section b, 124 rule and regulations and also section 124 -- 1247 of construction and property for the health director to turn around and engage ones that the meter -- the traffic control officers be so trained by the air district in the health department to handout citations. >> dr. if you actually have copies we could very much use that. if you have your thoughts, i'm going to say something in a minute that i think -- >> please assist us in this matter and if we could have another time where we may be placed on the agenda to have more dialogue and also entertain questions other commissioners in terms of our objectives would deeply be appreciated in this matter thank you very

family cherished memories with her children, grandchildren, her brother, johnny b harris and sister willie may carter and along with other friends and family that will mourn her loss. we also celebrate her life and time and her legacy and grateful for her contribution. mr. clerk, the rest i submit. city clerk: thank you, supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. >>supervisor mark farrell: thank you. i would like to introduce that will be here by a homeless count. this is a requirement of hud to receive funding for homeless services and programs and helps the federal government better understand the scope of the issue here in san francisco. it captures information around our homeless population. i thought i would list a few of them out to include basic demographic information including age, gender, race, ethnicity, homelessness. problems that causes homelessness. employment and income and criminal justice system. data around chronicle and subhelp population and all the data points i mentioned above in my opinion are vital information marcus for us as policy makers and better for us in the san franc

someone that were here, well, a few of us that were here in 1959 in san francisco remember when willie mays tried to buy a home. he thought he could buy a home anywhere and his authority was a super star and tried to buy a home and was rejected because he was black. well,

someone that were here, well, a few of us that were here in 1959 in san francisco remember when willie mays tried to buy a home. he thought he could buy a home anywhere and his authority was a super star and tried to buy a home and was rejected because he was black. well, in 1959, like many other young families in san francisco dorothy adams and her husband ended up owning a home. unlike their children, they had to do house hunting at night. they found a home in westwood park where i live but like many other communities across the country, the park has racist restrictions within their ccnr's. believe it or not, these racist restrictions were on record until 1992 when myself and a few of our neighbors stood up and said we have to change it

thousands are expected to take part in a march from the same caltrain station stopping at willie may plaza and at&t park to commemorate the crossing of the bridge in selma a symbol of violence and victory. >> freedom train rolls for the last time today from san jose to san francisco to honor dr. martin luther king jr. the local freedom train was the last of its kind in the u.s. freedom trains symbolized the march if selma to montgomery, people bam in 1965. a lack of community interest and sponsorship doomed the train. nick will have more on the final run at the top of the hour. >>> it is just about 4:33, san francisco mayor will gin schoolchildren to watch "selma," to remember the dr. martin luther king jr. holiday. the viewing and discussion comes after oprah and other stars of the movie marched in selma alabama, yesterday, in honor of king. the proud march to the bridge is where civil rights protesters were beaten and tear gassed by state troopers in 1965. john legend and rappers performed the oscar nominated song "glory," from the film. >> i will a honored to be part of this. i st

benjamin brad, cheryl burke, and guy fiari with special appearances by jerry rice buster posey willie may, steve young and soccer sensational lex morgan, but that's not all -- >> you can watch the entire trailer on our website abc7news.com. >>> i would have thought they would have had more people. >>> well as we continue here tonight, the intensive effort to save the dirty dozen. >> this is why do it. >> just ahead the sea bird survivors and the latest on the mystery goo that nearly killed them. >>> also coming up, streaming video. password sharing and possible crackdown. michael finney is here with that. >>> plus traffic truths. you'll want to hear about a new way to figure out if the gridlock is as bad as you think it is. >> and what does the fox say wh >>> there is new video to share with you of a canal rescue. firefighters say an elderly woman dref off the road and into a slew off fair grounds drive at about 3:00 p.m.. firefighters had to lay a ladder down to create a bridge to the sedan. once they secured it, a firefighter help willed the woman on to the roof of the car. she was then

creek >> gary: the yankees do not want him because of in the stills in his contract if he taught at willie mays he does 550 right now the yankees would have to pay him $6 million >> gary: mountain now live the >> gary: all of these guys surpassed them and their record but because they beefed up on the steroids. alex rodriguez. that is why it has upset some many people. but baseball people get our rich because they do not like to see willie, hank and some old guy like bay bruce to get past the by people who cheated. babe ruth >> gary: and light i received every torch from a guy who says you are much smarter on twitter then you are on tv. >> gary: pam, did you say i am more philosophical. >> gary: on tv you have to be fun and engage people. on twitter i am along with my deep thought. >> pam: >> reporter: >> pam: (laughter) >> grant: this was not a gentle landing but it does to the pilot popping out of the door with an inflatable raft. he knew that this was quan to have that hours before it did because of the fuel issue he was having with his plane. you see the propeller stopping and the paris you

reverend jackson says once jackie robinson played baseball and ernie banks came from chicago and willie mays the rest came along. lou: and performance in baseball and wall street as you well know, is what counts. >> we did not know how good baseball could be until everybody could play. we don't know how good wall street could be until all the creativity in market is included in the process. lou: it makes me wonder as you look at what you are trying to do both of you, and business leaders on wall street. it's taken 18 years to get to this point, that's been stubbornly sluggish. there's been great apathy, if not resistance to diversity. silicon valley is marked by immense financial success technological, innovative success. why in the world is it so difficult to do as well in those businesses as it is broadly in industry in this country? >> i would jump in and say i think it's because they haven't had the experience. the companies have been around for a longer time experience of civil rights movement. i'm on the board of mcdonald's and exelon they're doing extraordinary work in these areas on

they will walk from the cal train station to the gardens, they will stop at willie mays plaza at at&tk to commemorate the crossing of the bridge in selma, a symbol of violence and victory in the civil rights movement. the march ends with a group of interfaith leaders reflecting on the life of dr. king. >>> homeless advocate in san francisco say king has inspired them to action. they will hold the two-day rally starting 5:00 tonight in support of legislation protecting the civil rights of homeless people. the event will be held at the cable car turnaround on market and powell, it includes live music as well as a sleepin. >>> another martin luther king weekend protest is planned in oakland tonight. >> yesterday dozens of people took to the streets in oakland to call for racial equality and end to police brutality. the largest of yesterday's protests had demonstrators winding through oakland's fruitdale neighborhood expressing anger over the recent killings of african- american suspects in new york city and ferguson, missouri. >>> later in the evening a group of protesters in oakland mar

francisco with thousands expected to take part in a march from the same caltrain station stopping at willie may's plaza at at&t park to commemorate the crossing of the bridge in selma, a civil of violence and victory in the sifts moment the. >> the freedom train rolls the last time from san jose to san francisco to honor dr. martin luther king jr. beginning more than 30 years ago and the local freedom train has continue the last of its kind in the united states. freedom trains symbolized dr. martin luther king jr.'s march from sell bra to montgomery with a lack of community interest and sponsorship forum duing the train. nick will have more on the final run at the top of the hour. >>> a host events will take place in the bay area to commemorate the holiday. san francisco mayor lee will be at a screening of "selma," and speak at a community breakfast at 9:00. if richmond, there is a day of service at the richmond walking and bicycle trail with volunteers planting trees and clean up trash at 9:00 on the trail near leg con elementary. >> a parade and rally in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. at 9

the route stopped at willie may's plaza at at&t to come million ray the crossing of the bridge in selma violence and victory in the civil rights movement. >> president obama is enjoying a surge of support a day before the "state of the union" address a "washington post" poll finds that 50 percent of americans now approve of the president's job performance which is a nine-point game since last month and 44 percent disapprove. the president is expected to announce tax changes at tomorrow's "state of the union" address. he is seeking an increase in taxes on the went ever americans by raising the capital gains rate and eliminating a tax break on inheritances and use the revenue to fund new tax credits and other cost saving measures for the middle class. the president's message today during a special state of the union address and the republican surprise right here with coverage at 6:00 p.m. we are streaming the address on abc7news.com. we have new detail on mystery goo killing birds in the east bay at the bay area news group report that it is mostly gone from the water and officials say it

>> with special appear arnses by jerry -- appearances by jerry rice, buster posey, ronnie lott, willie maysuced preview here of that upcoming super bowl ad. the spot is being put together by the host committee. it features actors, act leets and -- athletes and politicians. they will be raising money for charities leading up to the big game at levi stadium in santa clara february of 2016. organizers have pledged to make this the most giving big game ever. >> 50 fund will take you on an epic journey you will never forget. >> reporter: eastern the preview looks like a hollywood production with explosions and everything. organizers have pledged to donate 25% of all of the money raised for super bowl l. that means 10 million will be directed. the host committee will be running their promo for flee during -- free during the super bowl. it will be donated air time. >>> well, the company godaddy.com, they've now yavled their super bowl -- yanked their super bowl commercial. the commercial is called lost dog. it shows this little puppy falling out of a truck and overcoming all odds to find its way b

latest information from intelligence officers suggested that the most wanted female terrorist may tu willy syria hayat boumeddinene may have left france after new years getting out of town before the attacks that turned paris upside down. they thought boumeddinene was with her husband when he killed the unarmed police woman and she was with him again in the jewish grocery and they speculated and she may have slipped away from the grocery in the confusion after the siege authorities say it is possible that she left france for spain days before that attack and flew from madrid to istanbul on january 2nd and travelled to a small town near the syrian boarder and that is where she apparently disappeared patty ann. >> have sources revealed how they are tracking her movements? >> well they say first examined the travel records and found out a woman matching her description flew from madid to istanbul and using travel documents in this woman's name and this was several days before, this woman became the most wanted terrorist. and so when the hunt was so. they searched her mobile phone and they got

you may know him as bri-wi -- [ laughter ] perhaps b-willie. >> steve: b-willie, yeah. >> jimmy: you b-dubs. >> steve: b-dubs, love it. >> jimmy: either way, we're lucky to have him here with us tonight. the one and only brian williams is on the show. [ cheers and applause ] america's sweetheart, brian williams. >> steve: he's america's sweetheart, yes. >> jimmy: he has his own american girl doll. >> steve: he's the only male to have an american girl doll named after him. >> jimmy: that is correct. that is real true trivia. you operate his wikipedia page, don't you? >> steve: yes, i do. >> jimmy: congratulations. [ laughter ] also, from mtv's new show "eye candy," the lovely victoria justice is here. [ cheers and applause ] and our tech expert, joshua topolsky, is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] he's got some cool stuff. he always comes back from the consumer electronics show. he's going to show us some new stuff, all these cool gadgets and things like that. i think he's got a phone or something. or -- he's got a crazy phone, like an insane phone. >> steve: like a weird pho

you may have missed some of "the willis report" this week can you missed some great device on monday a warning about the market's and investing tips for when the fed finally does raise interest rates. >> i think we definitely could get a correction of 10% or more. we have gone 40 months since the last one is usually the spread is between 18 months. when we have that correction they will not raise rates at that time. gerri: what to do with the interest rates because the markets could do it themselves. >> first stocks will do well because the reason romney rates are going up is economic growth is improving. we will have strong earnings growth and as interest rates rise investors will say i don't want to be in bonds but gravitate to the area where there will benefit. gerri: what stocks to look at? >> look at technology because they have relatively though dividend commitments so they are not adversely affected to pay higher rates on those debts. also industrials could start to improve because if the economy kick since then they will do well also. gerri: what about protecting information?

may soon be the first. the very whale filmed for free willie. he lives in a 12--foot deep pool in mexico city. and activists are saying it is a matter of conscious. his situation is cruel. >> like you or i living in a phone booth. the phone -- void of any social context, and natural breeding behavior, it is inhumane to take an animal and put it in that position. >> fisherman captured him as a 2-year-old baby. he has been in captivity 13 years. he is a good candidate for release. may be just the first of many. >> if you're going to release an animal into the wild, it has to have strong behaviors to make it. animals can lose that survival knowledge very quickly. when they are in a protected environment like you have in ocean area. >> orchids have social animal. in the wild, they travel in extended family groups call pods. feeding together, and fending off sharks together, and nurturing their young together. and off springs will spend their lives with their mothers. experts are saying each pod has their own dialect of vocalization, their own language. this is the j pod off of vancouver island tap

you may have missed some of "the willis report" this week can you missed some great device on monday investing tips for when the fed finally does raise interest rates. >> i think we definitely could get a correction of 10% or more. we have gone 40 months since the last one is usually the spread is between 18 months. when we have that correction they will not raise rates at that time. gerri: what to do with the interest rates because the markets could do it themselves. >> first stocks will do well because the reason romney rates are going up is economic growth is improving. we will have strong earnings growth and as interest rates rise investors will say i don't want to be in bonds but gravitate to the area where there will benefit. gerri: what stocks to look at? >> look at technology because they have relatively though dividend commitments so they are not adversely affected to pay higher rates on those debts. also industrials could start to improve because if the economy kick since then they will do well also. gerri: what about protecting information? earlier this week i met in late

willie walsh, the ceo of iag, was very involved in getting qatar into one world. that maye one element of it. they have a lot of respect for one another. al bakar says wonderful things about willie. qatar actually has a holding in heathrow airport. maybe it is just consolidating their position a little bit. ask does it change the operation? >> it will be interesting to see how they work together. qatar says that both airlines were fairly limited. they said it was about leveraging flows and working together and improving their partnership. i think in the short-term, it won't change anything operationally. you have to look at qatar's position in the middle east. they are looking for ways to expand. they are all trying to do different things. etoihad has gone down this route. >> hogan has bought a bunch of stakes. is this them just taking one stake? >> i think he would say that this is different than what etihad is doing. each of these airlines tries to forge their own path. this is about the relationship with iag. >> you talk about heathrow. willie is looking to buy a slot a

. >> another question is what the swiss national bank may try to do to stabilize the currency? willymune on the currency market and go ahead and buy some currency? they still could potentially intervene at will. how will markets react? will they see that as legitimate, or an attempt by the swiss national bank to regain some credibility? back to you. >> for more on the hangover from the swiss national bank's decision i'm joined by scarlet fu. scarlet, this is something we were talking about during hans ' piece. no one saw this coming, and 24 hours later, the reverberations are still being felt. >> everyone thought this was bank would stay reliable. they are very credible. value have other brokerages perhaps facing insolvency. it is in talks with jefferies for a lifeline. the premarket indications showed just how bad it was going to be. a drop of his much 92%. stock was trading below one dollar, compared with $17 last week. that is incredible. it's not the only casualty. a new zealand broker had to shut down, and citigroup, we have learned, lost more than $150 million on currency swing

willie, so many questions about what may still be out there. >> kim, i wanted to ask you. there is a familiar refrain in this story we've been seeing in these lately. police say these guys went to syria. learned their trade. came back trained to attack police to kill civilians inside of europe. what is going on inside syria right now? we've been bombing for three months. reports yesterday that it's not doing much good. isis is expanding in syria. what is it about syria and the return to europe that we can't stop or the authorities can't seem to stop? >> well, there is a vacuum in syria. the syrian government is not in control of all of its territory, snooet there are the so-called moderate rebels. you have this group, so-called islamic state, that is increasing its hold on territory and on the number of people that they have under their control as well. it's growing you know day by day. and so the military campaign that is being conducted by the u.s. and its allies isn't really stemming the advance that much. it's certainly not rolling back the control of isis. and you hav

willis report." the show where consumers are our business. hacking may be the new norm but what if your financial advisor stole your? new details of a morgan stanley broker, who did just. that ripping off details of 350,000 clients posting it online an inside job. meet the new congress. republicans take control of both chambers on capitol hill for the first time in almost a decade. >> as speaker all i ask and frankly expect, that we disagree without being disagreeable. >> we look what the new congress wants to do first and what happens to the obama agenda. >>> petco and petsmart, stop selling pet treat made in china. the treats could make your pet sick and or even kill it. makes you wonder about all the chinese food about super market shelves for us. we'll ask tough questions. >>> we're live at the consumer electronics expo in las vegas with a preview of all latest high-tech gadgets. panasonic is showing off the tv of the future. what makes it so special? we're going to find out. how much does your boss know about you? we're digging into background check

existed for 150 years that employs tens or hundreds of thousands of people you may not want to criminally charge that company willy correct the company and cause lots of people to lose their jobs. there are two problems with that line of thinking used over and over again. one is that there is no reason you cannot proceed against individuals in those companies. it is understandable to maybe not charge the company, but in the case of a company like hsbc, which admitted to laundering $850 -- 850 million dollars for their south american drug cartels, someone has to go to jail in that case. if you're going to put people into jail for having dime bag's on the corner, you cannot let people who want or $800 million from the worst drug offenders in the world walk. >> explain what you are talking about with hsbc. >> again, this is one of the world's largest banks, europe's largest bank, and a few years ago they got caught, swept up for a variety of offenses, money-laundering offenses. one of them involved admitting that they had robbed $850 million from to drug cartels. including the notorious drug cartel in mexico that is

willis report." the show where consumers are our business. hacking maywhat if your financial advisor stole your? new details of a morgan stanley broker, who did just. that ripping off details of 350,000 clients, posting it online, an inside job. meet the new congress. republicans take control of both chambers on capitol hill for the first time in almost a decade. >> as speaker, all i ask, and frankly expect, that we disagree without being disagreeable. >> we look what the new congress wants to do first and what happens to the obama agenda. >>> petco and

happy new year. >> and to you, willie. >> key dates as we look at 2015 that may give clues as to who for president in 2016. what are you looking at? >> a great calendar here. state of the union on january 20th. after that you have cpac and you have hillary clinton's last paid speech on march 19th. on april 6th, unofficial holiday here in washington. nats opening day. the real bellwether of who will run in 2016 is a slew of book tours that we have starting a week from today. marco rubio is out with his book "american dreams" doing three days of television interviews. a week after that mike huckabee is out with his book "god guns, guts and gravy" he calls it and then sometime in the second quarter jeb bush will have an ebook and then rand paul's wife kelly paul will be out with a book about our sisters, mothers and grandmothers and after that a ted cruz book and then a rand paul book. all these people who are running have lots to say at least on paper. >> tom brokaw your thoughts please on the book tours. >> here we go. the books are useful because they do give you insights into what t

our first step forward and you may not have realized this when you knocked on doors and talking about the education of their children and asking them to consider the willie brown middle school you've taken one of the of one of the first steps not waiting for people to come to us we are going to go to them that's the kind of engagement we're going to be listing all our partners in the coming weeks and days in a nutshell that's what we're talking about in terms of any brothers keeper and ladder to introducing the community and the board to the african-american lane domino dick i didn't i'm asking everyone that hears any voice you join with me in helping mr. dick i didn't not only come into this role but be successful if it's successful all our conflict of interest children will be i look forward to answering questions and mr. miller and others we look forward to answering our questions. >> commissioner shamann walton. >> for your attendance it is very important for this city in terms of what we expect to see in generations of san francisco the approach is definitely the way to go particularly as you look at the opportunities in san francisco at this point