i think going to mars that's a big thing. >> way to skirt the question. you're application is in the mail. >> yes, did they tell you? i'm leaving next thursday. >> yeah. >> enough mars talk. we're going to take a break, and what do we have coming up next. >> i went to one of the busiest airports in america, and you wouldn't believe there is a farm inside of it. [[voiceover]] every sunday night, al jazeera america presents gripping films from >> these vertical farms are everywhere. >> they're popping all over the world. and it's really exciting because it's going to change the way we eat and change the way we appreciate our food. check these out. they're called tower gardensers one of the many ways we can farm. food grows in them organically very quickly. there is water that flows through them. >> this is a great new way to grow produce. let's check it out. >> for over 8,000 years we've been plowing dirt to grow our food. in fact, we've gotten so good at it that 80% of the world's farmable land land. >> it would be easier if i showed you. let's pull this o

perfect landing on mars. that was just the beginning of a mission that's already exceeded expectations. ben tracy tells us what "curiosity" has discovered. >> reporter: right now the planet mars is about 200 million miles away, but these stunning images sent back to earth from the "curiosity" rover are taking us there. this animation shows "curiosity" made quite an entrance on the red planet with a supersonic parachute and rocket-propelled landing platform. >> touchdown confirmed. >> (cheers and applause) >> reporter: since then it's worked its c.p.u. off, driving more than a mile on the martian surface and road triping to the 18,000 foot tall mount sharp. "curiosity" has already accomplished its main goal: finding rock samples confirming the red planet was once a blue planet with life-sustaining water. >> it tells us that a long time ago when we know there was evidence of life on earth maybe there could have been on mars as well. >> reporter: john grotzinger is the mission's chief scientist. what has the rov

mud.s like these formed by astronauts say a mission to mars is still a distant dream. the work we are doing on the space station, just running the space station on a day-to-day basis is a good test bed for what we are going to need to go to mars. but i think there is still work to be done. i am confident we will get there, but i think there are a lot of things to think about. >> next up, mount sharp. ablehopes that they may be to establish when mars was able to support life. >> a group of would-be martians are making plans to be the first to set foot on the red planet. the mars i planet wants to settle people on mars by 2023. tens of thousands of volunteers have already signed up, but scientists have warned their plan

. >> a good filibuster. >> coming up, is there really life on mars? four people could soon be taking a one-way trip to the red planet to potentially find out. do you want to be one of them? we'll tell you how to apply. plus a new species was found on this planet and it is adorbs. stay with us. starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. and my family moved es, straight to chicago. d america is the only country i have ever known. senior year of high school, i was promoted to city court staff commander, i held the rank of cadet brigadier general. i was head of chicago rotc. i want to be a us citizen and i want to be a marine, i'm gonna be a marine, because i care. i care about this country. i care about those around me, i care about my family, my neighbors. you know, i do want to give back, i believe one hundred percent in what this country stands for. let me earn it, you know, let me serve. i just w

here is supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar, welcome. we're just starting this item. i don't know if you want to set the context for the presentation, staff presentation. >> thank you. thanks to the department of public health for their great work on reducing obesity in our communities, promoting shape up s.f. and healthy life styles in our communities as well. i wanted to say that several months ago we called a hearing on our city's tap water outreach program and the expansion -- efforts to expand our outdoor tap water filling stations as an effort to reduce the use of plastic water bottles, but also to promote more of a healthy living for everyone. many of us know that drinking water is beneficial, tremendously beneficial to our health and that tap water, unlike bottled water, is also good for our pocket books and the environment as well. and the public utilities commission, the puc, has worked along with the department of public health to educate residents to drink as much tap water as possible. i think [speaker not understood] and different efforts at the communit

de tu alma y pesca el amor en el fondo del mar el ni o que vino del mar entre tormenta puede navegar puedes remar contra marea peque o tira las redes de tu alma y pesca el amor en el fondo delobliga a los solicitantes a que tengan un contrato en su idioma, además de dar una aseguración de un monto de los pagos que hagan en caso de ser víctimas de una estafa. >> pero hay voces disidentes. >> creo que al final limitará a los inmigrantes, porque por ejemplo si yo tengo que pagar 100 mil dólares para manejar casos de este tipo, quizá no tenga el dinero para hacerlo. >> la medida ab11 será pyesta en discusión en la próxima semanaióncada vez más jóvenes establecen más mecaniosmos de seguridad en las rede ssociales para ocultar información a sus padres, más información a la vuelta. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> la cifra de muertops supera los 600 en egipto, policías abtidos a tiros y nataques a varias iglesias cristianas, cientos de personas buscaban a familiares heridos en el cairo, el centro de la caídaq del ex gobernador mohammed arsi. >> edgar como muchos jóvenes revisa su cuent

a fabulous milestone for nasa. brand new pictures from the mars rover. one year after it lands on the red planet. those photos are simply amazing. all that and while the president's new nsa reform are coming under fire from both sides of the aisle. hello. i'm uma pemmaraju. america's news headquarters live from the nation's capitol starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> uma: we begin with the newscast with news of a developing story, information on that massive manhunt underway in idaho. this, after amber alerts across the west coast are raising new concerns for the safety of 16-year-old hannah anderson. her alleged captor, 40-year-old jim dimaggio shifted to a remote part of the state where the two are believed to be trekking through the wilderness. this news as authorities confirm that a second body found inside dimaggio's burnt california home is now identified as that of hannah's 8-year-old brother ethan anderson. earlier in week, her mother's body was also found inside that house. will carr is following the latest development on this story and is joining us l

. >> and that search for life on mars brings today's program on mars to a close. to see what we are looking at any time, be sure to check out our facebook page. ask for watching. please tune in tomorrow. -- thanks for watching. >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: facing the threat of a potential al qaeda attack, the state department today urged all u.s. citizens in yemen to get out of the country "immediately." good evenin

. >> and that search for life on mars brings today's program on mars to a close. to see what we are looking at any time, be sure to check out our facebook page. ask for watching. please tune in tomorrow. -- thanks for watching. >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. wanna play farm with me today? (daniel snorts like a pig.) and then we're going to play train at school with our friends! and you're coming too! all aboard for the neighborhood of make-believe. be right back. is made possib

we had a shot of it from the mars reconnaissance orbiter. so everything went well. >> well, enough to explore the martian surface and collect lots of data, sending back images and coming a little closer to being able to answer the question -- is there life on mars? >> what we now know is that we see environments that if there was life on mars, these are the sort of vice presidents that would record that evidence. so we're looking in the right place. we just need to get deeper into it. >> with more plans to keep digging, and rolling along. >> another cool bit of trivia for you. the mars rover has a twitter feed. yeah. it's got about 1.4 million twitter followers. that's a lot of people interested. i don't think that many people saw john carter. that's a lot of people checking out twitter every day, and nasa will update the feed to tell us where the rover goes and it's impressive the way they've used technology to keep us in touch. >> they're funny tweets, too. i follow one. >> 1.4 million followers too. >> they're quite hilarious. >> maybe th

couple of decades if it's possible that life started on mars when mars was very wet and ended up here on earth and we were all descendants of some martian microbe, i'm the first to say it sounds just extraordinary and almost crazy but it's quite reasonable. >> if science now shows that our lives started on mars, it would be a pretty significant development, wouldn't it? >> it would utterly change the world. it would change the world the way copernicus changed the world when we found out the earth goes around the sun, instead of the other way around, and it would change the way galileo saw there were moons around the other planets. >> if it's right, are we all martians? >> it's very reasonable. it's very reasonable. but if he's right about the chemical process, it doesn't necessarily mean that we started on mars but it's reasonable that maybe life started on mars, man, if we could go somewhere near the equator on mars on a summer mars day and look at some slushy super salty ice and find molybdenum oxide and martian-enabled microbes, it would change the world. there's one way to ensure

"to force heaven, mars shall have a new angel. to force heaven, mars shall have a new angel." why can't i see it? why can't... wha... (natalie) what? "to force heaven." you did it, didn't you? oh, my god, you figured it out! i gotta call the captain. everybody's gonna wanna help. no. no, no! no. false alarm. no. no, i thought i had... something, but it's just a false alarm. you'll get it. you always do. look, mr. monk, it's almost 10:30. i have to go meet julie. she has that dance recital. you sure you don't wanna go? yeah. okay, well, i'm gonna bring my phone. so call me if you need anything. [door closes] don't punish yourself, it's my fault.over. of course it's your fault and i'm not punishing myself. i'm having dannon oikos zero per cent fat yogurt; twice the protein of regular low fat yogurt. that's what makes it so thick, rich. oh,.. this is kate... already? my sister... and that was my mother. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt, too delicious to be so nutritious. and try new rich creamy dannon oikos dips. so dippin' good. ♪ dannon. ♪ rich and creamy greek-style yogurt

position is she's not going to incorporate it but. >> that's included in the ordinance that supervisor mar introduced on tuesday so our approach will happen. i'm fine with this it depends upon the commission whether they are supportive it in the valley i'd be supportive it citywide >> can i ask staff to clarify the recommendation. so the recommendation is with approach to the recommendation of changing the stores to 11 worldwide and to eliminate it completely or to law some portion of it or >> we're open to look at that. is 50 percent the the right number or do it now. but your primary remedies is to table this so we have a chance to do the study for release in october. if she wants to proceed we're okay. to do this worldwide. we're uncomfortable with the ownership structure requirement >> and if i could add it that. i think part of the reason we're uncomfortable with facing those kind of ownership issues is the precedent. it seems to me this opens the door to all kinds of ownership structure like they sell things we don't like or we die like the owner. so where do you draw the line? those

"mars. from now on, we won't just be visiting planets, we'll be staying." / "when you arrive on mars, you will find a habitable settlement on the planet, but it's not finished yet. it's not your home yet. so the first half-year you will be doing a lot of construction." bas lansdorp is the ceo of mars one. he dreamt up this voyage in 1997 and is dedicating his mission. billion dollars. mars one is considering turning the video application process into a reality tv show in order to offset the costs. to send more than 100 martians to mars in the next 40 years. >> cool weather ahead ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ >> 93 today in antioch. >> senate degrees today in san fr

rover landed on mars. they celebrated by looking at the future. >> it was a year ago that the curiosity landed on mars. the rover has combed the red planet looking for clues. >> at nasa, they are keeping a close eye on curiosity. >> there were surprises and mostly good ones. things wept better than we expected. >> so much of the technology and prelaunch testing happened in the nasa facility. >> we had a shot from the mars orbiter. so, everything was well. >> we are in it for the long-term. his team is closer to finding out if life is or was ever on mars. >> what we now know is that we see environment that if there was life on mars. these are the sort of vierms that would record that evidence. so we are looking in the right place. we just need to get deeper into it. >> a starring role for a rover, who despite being 35 million miles away. gets a lot of attention, with followers tracking its move on twitter. >> they like the technology, they like the driving on mars. >> and they will be glad to hear, they pla

mars, you're all over central maryland. there's plenty for those thinking what am i going to grill this weekend. >> what you do, you're at home, go to the mars supermarket, get all your food for the weekend, and come on up to blair. >> at the end of blair road. bill sigmund, we appreciate you being involved. >> we're getting ready to cook up now. i'm going to eat really well. >> you know the pros smoke it up all night. some of these guys don't sleep all night. >> as the days go on, it's building and building. the guys just sleep over. they cook all night long. >> got to get that smoke and spice just right. now if you are coming out here to bel air, which we highly recommend, now tonight we have another line of showers. right now the sun is out. the next hour or two you're looking good. beyond that we're looking for a clearing process. this goes until 10:00, not just tonight but from noon until 10 p.m., live ent canement, barbecue, the well nine yards. you seat crowd starting to build up. we'll be back with more from the mar

>> is there a mall on mars? >> are there cronuts on mars? >> no cronuts, no malls yet. of all the places where humans can go next mars is the least difficult. it is very complex to go to mars but it is less complex than venus or jupiter. it is better to complete a settlement on mars than the moon. the moon is very difficult to stay for a long time. mars is the least complex. it is the next giant leap for mankind. >> i don't think i am signing up for this trip. there are some people i would like to sign up for it. have you actually picked out a spot where you are going to put this colony? >> well, we don't have the exact spot yet. we know whereabouts it will be. she needs enough solar power. you need to be far enough south to have enough energy for your solar panels and far enough north. the equater, there is not enough water in the soil. you need a sweet spot between far south and far north to be in the right position. >> you are not one of the people who had signed up because -- >> i started this because i wanted to go. my girlfriend is expecting. so i'm basically not

the foothills of a mountain. each layer, a different era of mars past. it will sample and look for signs of organic chemistry. >> so the question is, did that organic chemistry lead to life or something else? >> reporter: an answer worth the curiosity. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> curiosity also made an important discovery on the way to mars. radiation on the weigh is higher than expected. creating a new set of problems for the man mission to the project. >> people still get lost using gps. >> and i don't understand it. and somebody can get to mars. right. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. the court-martial in the fort hood shooting massacre is delayed today. the unusual reason why. >>> a mysterious priest disappears at a crash site. what he said and did that has rescuers thanking a higher power. >>> humid. chance of more showers and thundershower activity. have the plussive first warning five-day forecast. >>> and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com at this hour. for updates on all the day's news

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mars. citizensis telling its in yemen to leave the country immediately due to the continuing potential for terrorist attacks. it also ordered non-government staff to leave the arab state. they are also pulling british staff out of the embassy as well. the drone strike has reportedly killed four drone strike in yemen and that one was plotting a terror attack that prompted the closing of seven diplomatic posts around the world. the u.s. media says the closures and global travel alerts were sparked by intercepts from al qaeda leaders and commanders in yemen. >> we got that passes mostly was ahe nsa, there capability of getting intercepted and the fact that his message to the world last his no. 2 and basically told him to prepare for attacks on sunday. it is a confluence of events to tell thethe u.s. citizens to leave fast. >> of britain has also told its staff from the embassy as well as the u.s.. tell us more about what they were afraid of, exactly. why yemen? >> yemen is the place where al q

is there life on mars? or was their life on mars in the past? that is why nasa launched an unmanned rover into space two years ago. curiosity's arrival on the red planet exactly one year ago was just as exciting. for the curiosity team, it was one of the most intense moments of the mission. many are just as excited today. curiosity has delivered a steady stream of photographs, videos, and other data in the last 12 months, providing new insights for researchers. >> we have established that march could have supported life. now let's see if we can find the signs of that life. >> scientists had long suspected there was water on the surface of the red planet. the mission has cost nasa more than $2 billion so far. but the u.s. space agency has already said it plans to continue to operate the rover for as long as it can. >> thanks for being with us. we will have another update for you at the top of the hour. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the united states has evacuated embassy staff out of plane.board a military b

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supervisor mar. >> actually i'm going to vote yes on the lease and no on the fees. >> separate it out. >> item number six. supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> [inaudible] >> avalos no. >> supervisor breed. >> aye. >> supervisor wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. >> aye. >> the motion passes. on motion number seven. supervisor mar. >> no. >> supervisor avalos. >> no. >> supervisor breed. >> aye. >> supervisor wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. >> aye. >> the motion passs. >> to be clear those are forwarded to the full board for the meeting july 16. >> july 16. >> okay. those motions pass. those items pass. item number eight we have some amendments mr. city attorney to item eight. >> yes. john gibner deputy city attorney again. two items that have been requested which the board can take with one vote. one is change out dated references to the art commission to the current name arts commission and the second is to change the type of fund for the war memorial to a category four fund which is an interest bearing fund. >> okay. colleagues any questions on those? can i h

is there life on mars? or was their life on mars in the past? that is why nasa launched an unmanned rover into space two years ago. curiosity's arrival on the red planet exactly one year ago was just as exciting. for the curiosity team, it was one of the most intense moments of the mission. many are just as excited today. curiosity has delivered a steady stream of photographs, videos, and other data in the last 12 months, providing new insights for researchers. >> we have established that march could have supported life. now let's see if we can find the signs of that life. >> scientists had long suspected there was water on the surface of the red planet. the mission has cost nasa more than $2 billion so far. but the u.s. space agency has already said it plans to continue to operate the rover for as long as it can. >> thanks for being with us. we will have another update for you at the top of the hour. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you, president chiu. alongside with my co- sponsor cowen i'd like to urge you to support our healthy program will help to transform our mom and pop stories to stop selling junk food. the purpose of the legislation will hyperhelp us to gain access by providing incentives for existing small businesses and mom and pop convenience stores to over produce. it's to help the small business owners who wish to create a better business policies. it supports the amazing and a long-standing groups like the south east workforce groups the tinder store coalition and the isn't institute and a many other for environment for justice where they began 10 years ago in neighborhoods they've all helped shape this legislation to address issues of food access and community height. i want to thank the arab groceries information and helping in reach out and drafting and support thisors o ordinance. in many part of our service there's not many that offer vegetation and there are an overabundance of stores that sell foods high in sug

as >>> curiosity the mars rover caught something never seen before a double lunar eclipse. you can see the two moons of mars passing each other in the martian sky. astronomers say the images will help to make more precise measurements. >>> it's time to eat a friday week to close out your week. tony and stephanie are whipping up tilapia with grape tomatoes. >> reporter: you want something healthy? it's in the pan. >> tilapia with some grape tomatoes and fennel. >> and some fennel which gives it a little sweetness and licorice flavor. you can use other fish too a different type of seabass but this the price is great and this is what we use. what we did is cooked with seasoned flour. >> coat both sides and put it in hot oil. you don't want the fish to be rubbery. you want to keep it flaky. we'll add oil. and fennel least, a mild fish lie tilapia is great with these kind of fennel least. >> and add pepper and salt. we'll finish it off with red pepper flakes. i have to have that. and could you put a little bit of this? beautiful. a little lemon on top and parsley. that's all. he

one-week ticket to mars. but mars one will select just four people to star in a reality show featuring the first colony on the red planet. >>> just ahead, one of the largest and most iconic fireworks displays in the world. and richard lui will have all your sports headlines. you're watching "early today." . . . . . . . . >>> wow. look at that. amazing. over the weekend, lake geneva in switzerland bursting with one of the world's biggest fireworks displays. the 66-year tradition drew in over 500,000 spectators. the display marked the end of summer with a bang. pun intended. now, let's get the late nest sports. richard lui, one of my favorite people. good morning, richard. >> what do you think, it looks so good. good morning to you, veronica. this has not happened in three years at the pga championship, south african can tim clark on the 11th tee. this drive lands. it then bounces twice. and what happens after that double bounce? right at that. right there it's the calm dude, 36-year-old jason dufner who wins.

we haven't had a increase in four years and we want to thank supervisor john avalos and eric mar and london breed for assisting us and pushing forward our budget ask and we also want to say because of the increase in cost of living that is driving up poverty for a percentage of the city while some are benefiting from it others are forced into dire straits. there is a huge unmet need and we also support creating new revenues to fund social services supporting the restoration fund to restore social services before the recession happened. budget cuts translate into violence and people in the jails and people on the street and we have to address the cost of living. otherwise san francisco is just going to turn into manhattan so i want to thank you for your time and have a nice day. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is ken. i'm director of episcopal services and join my colleagues and many of the residents and clients here today in urging you include it, add the funding for health and human services in this year's budget. we're providing today shelter to 5

there's a lot of individuals that had influence in allowing this to occur, supervisor mar had a great amount of advocacy to assist him with introducing this legislation and i'm sure tony will speak to that in a moment. the one thing i do want to indicate is that the department of building inspection felt strongly about implementing this ordinance that when it come came to the building inspection, they took a move that i haven't heard them say in many years and that is they waived the permit fees for the first 60 days to encourage the operators of residential hotels to file these permits to get the grab bars installed as soon as possible. and with that, i'm pleased to report of approximately 500 buildings that will be -- that are sublt to the ordinance in question, we have 170 permits that have been filed and that doesn't even include those buildings that already had grab bars installed prior to the adoption of the ordinance. the ordinance went into affect in april of this year and the property owners had until june 4th to be able to apply for the permit where the department fees were

a mission to mars for a million dollars? >> i think so. possibly. >> safety concerns. >> when i think of mars, i think of "total recall." [ laughter ] people's heads exploding. i'm sorry. >> oh, that's nice. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. the orioles go for two in a row in san diego. >> mark has the latest for their afternoon game out west. , >>> it's been i couple of busy days for the orioles playing late last night and again today in san diego. sports director mark viviano has more. >> the orioles are out west to face two of the worst. to face the padres and the giants. birds started off with a win in san diego last night. going for two in a row this afternoon. a picturesque day this afternoon in southern california. today, jj hardy's turn to power up. hardy hammers one to deep left field. outside of the park. that leads to 3-0. o's starting pitcher miguel gonzalez, cruising to the shutout. and the padres' jed jerko answering with power. his is a three-run home run. chris davis has since hit a homer for the o's. so the birds

of mars, giving a window to millions of online viewers and making a steady trek at a clip of about 100 yards a day. nasa will send another spacecraft to mars in november to test the atmosphere and radiation levels. the robotic exploration in preparation for future manned flights. the head of nasa is to send manned space flights to mars sometimes in the 2030s. bret? >> steve, thank you. >>> nearly a year after the benghazi terror attacks, charges are filed. we'll get reaction from fox all stars when we return. test test >>> reports indicate that upwards of 100 terrorists may have attacked the consulate and annex. we can't even bring one of those 100 to justice after a year. how is it that after nearly a year of investigation and despite the full resources of the u.s. intelligence, defense, and law enforcement agencies, we are still unable to locate, apprehend, and bring to justice any, any of the suspected terrorists. >> well, u.s. officials confirming to fox that the justice department has, in fact, filed criminal charges, sealed criminal charges against a number of suspects in the att

and some day maybe nasa will lead an international effort to put people on mars. mars. that's the goal that everyoneeryon e wants to do. short of that maybe get the people in orbit around mars. short of that maybe somebody could go to a near ear asteroid. this is one step behind that. this is copying a examining a rock that you captured. >> one question. is this a lack of money making it so hard to figure that out is -it more than that.more tha n >> space is hard and with human beings it's difficult and expensive to do it if you wanted safely and do it the way nasa does it way nasa does it which is the presumption is are astronauts going to come home alive from this mission.onauts going to come home align o do it and nasa for years has a flat budget now it's declining a l little bit.bit so an an argument can be made that they've been asked to do really difficult things but they have difficult things but have not been given the money to do it. it. joel, fascinating first epsinosa and we'll be looking piece and we'll be looking at >> thank y ou j-what is next in the serie

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that's supervisor mar and supervisor breed etc., to get this off so we have the intelligence and the for about of everybody who is interested in that. and i think we sloufl will be working with supervisor breed and what we've heard in the past on this issue she's going to move forward and she's seeking our commitment and i think they intend to move forward regardless of the recommendation >> here we go again. >> commissioner. >> yes to that point i think it mapgs to say how the legislation b will go because our time on the clock it up. so if people want specific language, you know, on the table about the 50 percent ownership it's unlike a person from our staff is open to that and we can make the recommendations to our planning staff on whether or not you want to call it. but there's a lot of people who have said it's hayes valley it's not an out right ban so the change of the retailer fairness issue in my point of view united nations because of the ban and the mayors currently dealing with that. the second issue we can make recommendations that souls the supervisors office is looking

game changeer and as you mentioned supervisor mar there is evidence based. there is evidence in philadelphia and more importantly the evidence in bay view hunter's point and i have seen the various groups working there with the city in that neighborhood. i know it can happen in the tenderloin and that in turn will set a precedent for the city and the state and the country. thank you very much. >> thank you doctor. next speaker. >> great to see you. i am dave sieler and representing t and dc and on the board of directors for the tenderloin corporation and i met you at the meeting for healthy corner stores and i have met jane and good to meet you scott. i support the healthy retain incentive program for what everybody said about t i know somebody mentioned about the life expectancy within the tenderloin or that area they also live in. i was looking on my computer about zip codes and the life expectancy equation. if you live in a bad zip code area the life expectancy is much lower than someone in a desirable zip code so that is note they looked at there. i also

i want to give supervisor mar and supervisor breed a chance to speak >> thank you we were here so long yesterday. we're very fortunate to have very active parents that advocated for dpaekz for the children fund and for the prop h. and other services in the city to try a make sure we maintain families and doing everything we can to prevent the flight of families from the city. i would expect another supervisor to come later. we have any funds for summer lunch programs to after school activities. the services are critical and it's a critical part of our safety nest. it gives support to children the opportunities that they need to grow and develop their potential. that's why it's critical we have a transparent process for the funds so that the voices and also the voices of community that have been the most underserved are a key part of the process as well. ms. sue i wanted to say we have tremendous needs but it varies by age and geographic and gender and orientation but especially income. i know you've provided maps. so i'm hoping this relative short meeting it, help us how the process wo