. >> hello my name sell item richardson and i'm a public of island mark designation at the turk and taylor the site of the first organized lgbtq riot against police brutality in recorded history. as the lead historian to put an effort on an effort to put this intersection on the national register of the historic places, i have spent the past few months conducting research on the immense historical significance of this site and i believe it not only to be worthy of a local landmark designation, but a national landmark designation as well. through setting newspaper articles, publications, the oral history and many other sources, i have become familiar with the rich history the transgender and gender non-conforming communities of the tenderloin that have existed for decades. the car testify year riot of 1966 was the result of the members of that community taking a stand against police who were denying them right to exist in a public space due to their gender expression. today it's owned by a private prison company and exists a per pet evacuation of the police blue tal tee which incite inside

director richardson? >> here. >> director tsen? >> here. >> director dem lock in >> here. >> and director preston? >> here. >> thank you. we do have a quorum. >> okay. i wanted to take this opportunity as welcome commissioner, our president and members lashandon preston and to the staff. mr. bugbeck and kate peter and today we have our guest, mr. scott miller and also to the members of the public that are tuning in at this point and those that would be tuning in later. i run into a lot of people in san francisco and i can attest that everyone, most people are excited about what is going on in treasure island. they do not even know how far we have gotten when get to the island, they're impressed. on that note, we welcome each and every one of you to stay tuned to what we're doing on the island, so okay. kate, let's move to the next thing on the agenda. thank you. >> item no. two, general public comment. in addition to general public comment, public comment will be held during each item on the agenda. and no public comment. >> okay.

heather cox richardson is professor of history at boston college and an expert on american political and economic history? she is the author of six books on american politics including most recently how the south won the civil war oligarchy democracy and the continuing fight for the soul of america, which i had the pleasure to review in the nation. she is a leading to a historian explaining the historical background of martin political issues through twitter threads the co-editor of we are history a web magazine of popular history and the author of letters robin american a chronicle of american politics. and she's too modest to add that. she's the woman of the year named by usa today. michael green is an associate professor of history in the university of nevada lost last vegas department of history. he earned his ba and ma at unlv and his phd at columbia university. he's the author of several books of the civil war era most recently lincoln and native americans for the southern illinois university. press series the concise lincoln library. he has also written several books on nevada

why director richardson. >> aye. why director souder. >> aye. >> director breston. >> aye. >> there are 5 aye's. >> thank you. we will go to the next item. >> item 10 resolution authorizing the treasure island director to execute an amendment agreement with tida and lan lon for environmental oversight of the navy remediation for the development project. increasing the agreement to 2 million 575 thousand dollars. >> go ahead. >> thank you. >> i don't have a presentation for this item i had a slide i was going to put up. and of background for the discussion. >> the current term of the agreement is upon through also the end of this calendar year. and we -- this last year, our -- costs have exceeded our anticipated expenditures in part due to additional responsibilities that come with the transfer of land. but also in part due to expansion of the navy's scope of the navy's -- investigations on the island. as i mentioned in prior ft. meetings navy has begun process of investigating -- for a class of chemicals -- called t

i think it's the right policy for now. >> governor richardson, always a pleasure. thank you. >> all right. buddy. take care. >> yeah, good luck with getting the rest of those folks home. appreciate it. thanks so much. >>> be sure to check out jake's interview with trever reed finally home the trever reed interview is sunday night at 8:00. >>> senate nominee john fe fetterman still in the hospital afafter having a stroke. a top doctor weighs in next. this is roundup for lawns. this stuff works. this stuff kills weeds down to the root without killing your lawn. this stuff works on dandelions, crabgrass, clover. this stuff works for up to three months. this stuff works guaranteed, or your money back. this stuff works on big lawns, small lawns, and “i guess you can call that a lawn” lawns. this stuff works without killing your lawn. this stuff works without killing your weekend. this stuff works for the rookies and the seasoned pros. this stuff works in knoxville, bronxville, rockville, marysville. this is roundup for lawns. this stuff works. my a1c stayed here, it

why director richardson. >> aye. why director souder. >> aye. >> director breston. >> aye. >> there are 5 aye's. >> thank you. we will go to the next item. >> item 10 resolution authorizing the treasure island director to execute an amendment agreement with tida and lan lon for environmental oversight of the navy remediation for the development project. increasing the agreement to 2 million 575 thousand dollars. >> go ahead. >> thank you. >> i don't have a presentation for this item i had a slide i was going to put up. and of background for the discussion. >> the current term of the agreement is upon through also the end of this calendar year. and we -- this last year, our -- costs have exceeded our anticipated expenditures in part due to additional responsibilities that come with the transfer of land. but also in part due to expansion of the navy's scope of the navy's -- investigations on the island. as i mentioned in prior ft. meetings navy has begun process of investigating -- for a class of chemicals -- called t

director richardson? >> here. >> director tsen? >> here. >> director dem lock in >> here. >> and director preston? >> here. >> thank you. we do have a quorum. >> okay. i wanted to take this opportunity as welcome commissioner, our president and members lashandon preston and to the staff. mr. bugbeck and kate peter and today we have our guest, mr. scott miller and also to the members of the public that are tuning in at this point and those that would be tuning in later. i run into a lot of people in san francisco and i can attest that everyone, most people are excited about what is going on in treasure island. they do not even know how far we have gotten when get to the island, they're impressed. on that note, we welcome each and every one of you to stay tuned to what we're doing on the island, so okay. kate, let's move to the next thing on the agenda. thank you. >> item no. two, general public comment. in addition to general public comment, public comment will be held during each item on the agenda. and no public comment. >> okay.

2026 item 19 approves was on truck price preston term ending april 28, 2026 and item 20 approves lind richardson term ending april 28 2026 . again all to the treasureisland development authority board of directors . >> would you please call the role on items 18 through 20. >> items 18through 20 supervisor chan . [roll call vote] >> 11 aye's. >> motions are approved unanimously. madam clerk, i believe we are now at roll call for introduction. >> first member of the introduce new business, supervisor chan. supervisor dorsey. floor is yours. >> i just want to say i want to greet everybody and justlet everybody know how grateful i am to be here . you know, it was probably over 20 years ago i was in this room with my former boss dennis herrera was inaugurated. i think it was sitting just over there and i remember it was then mayor willie brown who said enjoy this day because you'll never be this popular again. as soon as you start doing your job you're going to start making enemies and yesterday i know many of you came to the swearing in. i really appreciateit . i know there's other conflicts but the

why director richardson. >> aye. why director souder. >> aye. >> director breston. >> aye. >> there are 5 aye's. >> thank you. we will go to the next item. >> item 10 resolution authorizing the treasure island director to execute an amendment agreement with tida and lan lon for environmental oversight of the navy remediation for the development project. increasing the agreement to 2 million 575 thousand dollars. >> go ahead. >> thank you. >> i don't have a presentation for this item i had a slide i was going to put up. and of background for the discussion. >> the current term of the agreement is upon through also the end of this calendar year. and we -- this last year, our -- costs have exceeded our anticipated expenditures in part due to additional responsibilities that come with the transfer of land. but also in part due to expansion of the navy's scope of the navy's -- investigations on the island. as i mentioned in prior ft. meetings navy has begun process of investigating -- for a class of chemicals -- called t

her dad john richardson was math teacher and special ed coordinator for more than 20 years. >> i want the world to remember my dad. just the contribution he made. raising a beautiful family and having a strong work ethic and a good human being and a person that cared for others. >> robert bobby passed away this past february from complications due to covid. his daughter angelica, says he made friends everywhere he went. they traveled to orlando right before they got covid in june 2020 and passed away just days apart. >> his son was wearing protective gear and a face mask. a final farewell to his father dying of covid. 16 days later, daniel had a faefr and trouble breathing. he climbed into an ambulance, passed out and then he died, too. he was buried in the same grave as his father. 42-year-old joe was a basketball coach, assistant principal, father of three, and a husband who left love letters in his wife's lunch box every day. >> my husband gave 110% to everything he did. >> when he was hospitalized, the doctor called his wife to say joe did not have much time. she asked to facetime

2026 item 19 approves was on truck price preston term ending april 28, 2026 and item 20 approves lind richardson term ending april 28 2026 . again all to the treasureisland development authority board of directors . >> would you please call the role on items 18 through 20. >> items 18through 20 supervisor chan . [roll call vote] >> 11 aye's. >> motions are approved unanimously. madam clerk, i believe we are now at roll call for introduction. >> first member of the introduce new business, supervisor chan. supervisor dorsey. floor is yours. >> i just want to say i want to greet everybody and justlet everybody know how grateful i am to be here . you know, it was probably over 20 years ago i was in this room with my former boss dennis herrera was inaugurated. i think it was sitting just over there and i remember it was then mayor willie brown who said enjoy this day because you'll never be this popular again. as soon as you start doing your job you're going to start making enemies and yesterday i know many of you came to the swearing in. i really appreciateit . i know there's other conflicts but the

. >> my name is dawn richardson and musician, drummer and drum teacher. i guess i would say i started my professional path quh i started playing in bands and teaching drum lesson when i was in college. they were definitely not that many women that would do what is doing. in 198 8 i graduated from cal state los ang and studied mostly classical percussion and music education but at the same time i was in hollywood so played at night in rock bands so was doing two different things. >> the reason i'm [inaudible] the people. there is a extremely vibrant art community especially arounds the red poppy art house [inaudible] as a artist in the past 2 or 3 years there is a event called the [inaudible] every 3 months a free art music festival that i usually play at and just met so many people. >> i was teaching a little bit and doing odd jobs like waitressing and going at night and playing in bands and meeting a lot of people. i chss in ban that had cool break jz get parts on tv shows or things like that. a friend of mine, we had mutual friends that got signed to a

ambassador to the un and international hostage negotiator bill richardson is reportedly working on griner's case at the request of her family. >> he spoke on news nation's banfield last week after the prisoner swap that brought back to team former marine trevor reed. besides griner, former marine paul whalen is also considered wrongfully detained. but now we have 2 more. we have to get out. all we want. >> another marine who's been unjustly detained and brittney griner, the basketball player who was picked up in an airport. so we've got more to do. >> 7 lambert's reporting in a call today with reporters. the state department said it doesn't have any specific updates on the negotiations to bring greater home. officials say their access to americans detained in russia. he's regularly delayed or even denied. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the warriors are back in the friendly and what will surely be very loud confines of chase center for tomorrow's game 3 of their second-round playoff series against the memphis grizzlies. the couple of objections suspension and of

bill richardson. to negotiate her release he's helped negotiate the release of americans held in other countries. the open city council ended its requirement for people to show proof of a covid vaccination or negative test to enter most public spaces. and that means no one now has to show a vaccination card or test results. to get into restaurants , bars, gyms, recreation centers, museums or concert venues in oakland, but not all council members supported that change. one of my concerns is that we are not kind of experts here. we can certainly read. articles and understand some statistics that are that are published. but the sort of the public health agency decisions seemed to go one direction and we're going a different one. the council did leave in place the vaccine and test requirements for people going into assisted living centers and senior centers. it also added a mask requirement for indoor spaces, anyplace that they have more than 2500 people. one of the most contentious ballot races and contr

the washington dimes with the story by valerie richardson talking about abortion rates in the united states and how they compare historically. after peaking in 1980, the u.s. abortion rate has steadily declined. in 2019 fl to a historic low with 13.5 to 10,000 women. from 2010, 3 2019 abortions fell by 18%. the abortion rate dropped among women ages 15 to 44. that was from the washington times. from sarah in indiana. caller: the reason i oppose, i think the democrats brought this out before the primaries and that is the only reason. i have a short story. my granddaughter was eight months pregnant. she was a runner in school and did not know she was pregnant. she told her mom i think i might be pregnant. she was eight months pregnant and they told her she could have an abortion. on the ultrasound, she had hair and fingers. you should abort a baby like that? that is nothing but murder. host: on our support line in minnesota. this is sharon. caller: thank you pedro. the first thing i want to say is i am having a hard time seeing the separation of church and state. next comment, if any o

graner's family is now working with bill richardson. he's the former united states ambassador to the u. n to negotiate her release from russia. he's helped negotiate the release of americans being held in other countries. more than six years after six homes slid down to san francisco hillside. there's a settlement in the lawsuit over the disaster. the san francisco supervisors have approved a nearly $7 million settlement offer from pg any related to the 2016 slide. in the sherwood forest neighborhood, the city claimed genie performed shoddy work when installing a new gas line on casinos avenue and that led to a city water main breaking the city paid more than $6.5 million to the property owners, as well as a million dollars in other costs. 6 37 is the time backer of the south, checking in our our commute. how's it look so all right. good morning. we do have traffic that is slower on some most of these commutes now as we get closer to seven o'clock here we are at the richmond bridge. we do see some slowing here at the toll plaza. it hasn

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richardson or lisa richardson. that was our previous item. if you have any comments regarding the commission appointments, you can proceed with those. >> caller: i wasn't able to get in. i tried to get in. i can't state that i support her and this and i know she's been working with the community concerning housing and we have great trust and her ability to represent the community. >> clerk: that item has been completed and public comment has been closed on that item. but we have heard your comments. thank you very much. >> chairman: are there any remaining speakers for item seven or eight? >> clerk: we are double checking. >> caller: yes. hello? >> chairman: go ahead, hazel. >> caller: hello? >> chairman: hazel, go ahead. >> caller: yes. because i know mr. larry yee cares for the people. i never see one commissioner that works with the policemen and to meet with the merchants and keep the alarms even with me and the police go to the affordable housing. keep the door alarms to the residents. i really appreciate. so i really support mr. larry y

. >>> cnn spoke with former new mexico governor bill richardson who went to moscow before the invasion of ukraine to secure trevor reed's release and he feels that the u.s. got the better deal in the exchange of prisoners. have a listen. >> the u.s. generally is against prisoner swaps. but you don't get these exchanges for free. so the russians wanted yaroshenko and i think that we got the better deal. an american marine coming home, wrongfully detained. the russian, a drug dealer, served 13 years. a drug pilot. so this is a day to celebrate amidst all this terrible news that is happening in ukraine. >> richardson says the same effort must now go to bringing home the other two americans still in russia. we'll have more on their cases later this hour. >>> and we have much more of our breaking news coverage ahead. for now, back to max foster. >> and we'll go to china. long lines in beijing as millions get tested for the coronavirus to prevent a shanghai-like lockdown, how china is scrambling to implement itits policy next. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formu

we know former new mexico governor and former ambassador bill richardson flew to moscow the day before the ukraine invasion in february ultimately resulting in a prison exchange yesterday. a russian pilot with churches in the u.s. for 30-year-old trevor reed who was imprisoned by russia for allegedly assaulting officer. here is his mother. >> we got a second phone call any had not eaten and had no fluids in him but he was his happy self and happy-go-lucky. he has on a plane, but i think we are really going to -- it is really going to hit us when we put our arms around him. >> and it is worth noting wnba and paul welland still remain in jail in russia. back to you guys. >> todd: matt finn, thank you for the update. with that let's bring in daniel hoffman, former cia states station chief and i want to focus on the intel community but how is the intel community with this latest rhetoric from vladimir putin and don't test us. we got nukes. >> i think there were two facts to vladimir putin in petersburg. first come over messaging on the part of vladimir putin. he knows president biden has e

. >> director richardson. >> here. >> director (indiscernible). >> here. >> we have a quorum, thank you very much. >> as chair of the committee, i have resigns from the title board because he has opinion called to other duties by the mayor so until he is appointed, i'll run the meeting. we have all -- my favorite topics and other commissioners favorite topic as well. the affordable housing biodiversity sea level rise, so we're looking forward to hearing all presenters and public comment. >> commissioner, i just wanted to -- >> item no. three, approving the minutes of the october 21, 2021, sustain abld committee meeting. >> so moved. >> second. >> am i voting on this committee. >> i'll second it because they're the two official members. okay. >> i'll take a roll call. >> director tsen. >> aye. >> director richardson. >> aye. >> there are two ayes. >> okay. the ayes have it. next item please. >> item no. 4, 2021 biodiversity survey of the ybi presentation by california academy of sciences. >> i'm sorry, on my agenda, there was an update from mercy health. >> that is, i'm sorry. you're loo

soledad: as chief anne richardson said, we should all do a better job of taking care of the earth. a good reminder as we marked earth day 2022 this week. >> head on matter of fact, women are gaining ground in u.s. politics, but -- soledad: that puts the nation at 68th in the world. >> how the midterm elections could boost our ranking. to stay up-to-date with matter-of-fact, sign up for our newsletter at matteroffact.tv. soledad: the 2022 midterms are just seven months away. filing deadlines are still open and primaries are ahead. but these elections could be history-making for female candidates. a record number of republican women have declared their intent to run for governor or for the u.s. senate. and there are more female candidates of color than ever before who are competing in gubernatorial races. but while women are making political gains, they are still underrepresented. women hold a little over 31% of all state legislative seats. and in the u.s. congress, just 27% are women. that puts our nation at 68th in the world. the top three ranked countries are rwanda, cuba, and the

so peter richardson is not a stellar job. he seem together the trace elements of thompson's literary influences and a really compelling. it so we're thrilled. he can grace our halls peter richardson has written critically acclaimed books about the iconic rock band the grateful dead also ramparts magazine legendary muckraking magazine and carrie mcwilliams the radical author journalist and editor of the nation magazine. he's going to be joined tonight by none other than david talbot. i actually can't think of anybody better to be doing the honors. david is the esteemed author of four popular history books and the founder and original editor and chief of salon magazine former senior editor of mother jones magazine. he is a journalist a columnist. he's written for the new yorker for time for rolling stone the guardian much much more is book the season of the witch, of course his legendary san francisco chronicle best seller for many years his most recent book as titled by the light of burning dreams the triumphs and tragedies th

seth richardson, with cleveland.com, thanks for the update. guest: thanks for having me. host: care is our upcoming political coverage this week. on monday -- here is our upcoming political coverage this week. on monday, a debate from the pennsylvania senate race. that is live here on c-span. you can follow it live on our free mobile app, c-span now. it is open forum, so let's get to your calls on any public policy in the news you are following. on the independent line, joe in laguna woods, california. caller: i would like to encourage privity to invest some time in educating yourselves about false flag operations. the one sore lining in ukraine is bringing up false flag operations saying rush is going to do something. listening to the january 6 coverage, only one person alluded to that. if you look at ray epson, his haver and more important of senate -- evidence of the fbi when asked whether agents committing criminal acts of violence that day, the representative said i cannot answer that question. that blows the whole thing that it was a white flag operation. -- false f

many peters tonight we have peterit richardson and peter frm city life. it's a great honor for me too be here with the author of savage journey peter richardson. i'm very pleased to be here hto tonight. i've been a big fan of peters for some time now. i've read with great interest his history of ramparts magazine which played a big role in my development as a young journalist. and hunter thompson did too i have to say. i first read hunter thompson and i was a student at uc santa cruz back in the early 1970s. later his coverage of the 1972 presidential campaign had a huge impact on me as a young journalist. so i read with great interest peter richardson's new book about hunter. i knew hunter a little bit myself, later on editor of the san francisco examiner. i actually had the great pleasure of editing a couple columns by hunter thompson that was late in his career of course. but to me he was an icon, still is an icon. had a huge impact on me and many other young writers and journalists in america. so i'm delighted to beer tonight with peter pirtle jump in

so i read with great interest peter richardson new book about hunter. i do hunter a little bit later on as an editor of "the san francisco examiner." i actually had the great pleasure of editing a couple columns by hunter thompson that was late in his career of course but to me he was an icon, still is an icon. m had a huge impact on me and many other young writers and journalists in america. so delighted to be a tonight with peter. i will jump in with a few questions and then we're going to open up i think and take questions from some of you, peter maravelis will help out there, but peter, good to see you. you look like you are in colorado. where are you? >> i'm actuallyy in glen allen which is not far from where you are, but it is another spot where hunter thompson lived briefly before he decamped for colorado. actually before he moved to san francisco. >> let's talk about his san francisco roots. since were being sponsored tonight by the iconic city lights bookstore ins northeast, let's talk about what drew hunter to san francisco back in what, the l

. >> thank you, director richardson. we intend to did a follow up to everybody right before the ranking but as i said it, it's something we're going to be observing with hocd and we'll sent out letter asks help them understand what happened during the ranking and where their household falls, so again, nothing really happens for at least a year, so we're available to answer questions about each person's specific opportunity. and so, i'm sure people will continue to reach out to us and we'll continue to track our outreach efforts and how successful they are, so but again, the outreach efforts we've been doing are specifically the legacy residents and households and those on the island so when we hear that people aren't hearing about this, it could be that they're not legacy residents. >> thank you so much, karen. >> and as a legacy resident, do they need to do anything? you're saying they don't have to do anything, they automatically enter into that ranking lottery by the mayor's office of housing? >> correct. correct. we

the author of "savage journey" peter richardson. i'm very pleased to be here tonight. i've been a big fan of peters for some time now. i've read with great interest is history of "ramparts" magazine r thompson did too i have to say i first read hunter thompson when i was a student at santa cruz you see santa cruz back in the early 1970s and his fear and loathing in las vegas and then later his coverage of the 1972 presidential campaign had a huge impact on me as a young journalist, so i read with great interests new book about honor. i knew hunter a little bit myself later on as editor of the san francisco. diameter i actually have the great pleasure of editing a couple columns by hunter thompson that was late in his career, of course, but you know to me he was an icon still is an icon. i had a huge impact on me and many at many other young writers and journalists in america, so i'm delighted to be here tonight with peter. i will jump in with a few questions and then we're gonna open up i think and take questions from some of you pe

. >> he had a warriors playoff debut not seen since jason richardson and world time lay before him. he had 30 points and sent a message that this 22-year-old is one of the teams most important weapons. >> without him we would not be where we are at. we should be very grateful for the development and the type of player he has become. he is incredible. >> it is cool to have the trust of the vets. it is amazing. just being able to trust me it just put the team in a good position to win and it is pretty cool. >> poole was in the starting lineup because steph curry came off the bench for the first time since injury. i fully expect the denver nuggets to deliver their best punch. i expect there best player, nikola jokic to be a bull in the china shop. that will tell us a lot for game two. we will see you at chase center. >> tesla and netflix are among the major companies delivering their earnings reports. today shares of twitter jumped more than 7% after the company announced friday that they would adopt a poison pill plan to resist any hostile takeover e temp from elon musk. the dow fell

yolanda richardson and with the policies and practices that are expanding to include more responsive necessary to persons with mental illness, and it looks like an exciting time to be on this board. i look forward to continuing my partnership with other members on expanding medical services and improving services with behavioral health challenges. i ask consideration for reappointment. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you for your long many year commitment to this body and its work. any members of the public who would like to comment on this item 2? >> clerk: members of the public to comment are joining us in person join up along the side by the windows. remotely call 415-655-0001 id is 24938610602. pound and pound again. when connected you will need to press star 3 to speak. for those in the queue please continue to wait until you are unmuted. that will be your queue to begin comments. first in person public commenter, please. >> good morning, supervisor, san francisco health plan. i want to let you know on behalf of the san francisco health plan we are grateful for the curren

eastern, a conversation on the modern presidency with cedric richardson, jen psaki. watch this week on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile video app. also head over two c-span.org for scheduling information to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> weekends bring you book tv, featuring leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. from the virginia festival in charlottesville, discussions on american colonialism, medical and legal injustice, and a book, winning and losing the nuclear piece. afterwards, former congressman will heard on his book american reboot, a guide about getting things done. he argues that america needs a restart in order to address challenges of the 21st century and offers his book to help move forward. and congressman blake moore. find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at book tv.org. >> coming up on "washington journal," after a look at the news of the day and some viewer calls, we will discuss race, education, and free speech wit with "chicago tribune" s

. >> my name is dawn richardson and musician, drummer and drum teacher. i guess i would say i started my professional path quh i started playing in bands and teaching drum lesson when i was in college. they were definitely not that many women that would do what is doing. in 198 8 i graduated from cal state los ang and studied mostly classical percussion and music education but at the same time i was in hollywood so played at night in rock bands so was doing two different things. >> the reason i'm [inaudible] the people. there is a extremely vibrant art community especially arounds the red poppy art house [inaudible] as a artist in the past 2 or 3 years there is a event called the [inaudible] every 3 months a free art music festival that i usually play at and just met so many people. >> i was teaching a little bit and doing odd jobs like waitressing and going at night and playing in bands and meeting a lot of people. i chss in ban that had cool break jz get parts on tv shows or things like that. a friend of mine, we had mutual friends that got signed to a

>> aye. >> director richardson? >> you are muted. >> aye. >> thank you. >> director souder. >> and director breston. >> aye. >> thank you. 5 aye's. >> good. so the aye's have it. next item, please. >> item 4 report by treasure island director >> thank you, i will keep my remarks brief today. but i didment to echo chair tsen's recognition of the service to the title board and residentses and the treasure island program. we don't i don't have a time line for in person meetings, based on information that i have received. i don't expect it to be our main meeting but perhaps or later. i wanted highlight the mercy building which it is to be constructed on parcel c3.1 close financing the ends and beginning mobilizing for construction in may. >> the financing will be considered at the budget and finance committee next week. this will relocate 71 existing catholic households will have 43 affordable units available to qualifying residents of the villages using the treasure island preference and have 23 nonincome restricted tr

he actually is apologizing to richardson. they even hugged it out. last night richardson was ejected, here it was, after questioning schultz. this came because he claimed that he made a comment that, quote, wreaked undertones of racism. as for today's game, spring break for a lot of the kiddos. everyone smiling and waving. luke williams rips a two-run double. a former a's pitcher, sean manaea. that's all they would need. from there it was all about logan webb. he strikes out seven batters over eight innings. they were off to cleveland for the first road trip of the year. watch this kid here. in the a's dugout. he was given a baseball and then, look at that. a little fist bump. for the third straight game, they jumped all over tampa. sean murphy with the three-run homer. they hold on to win the game. this might be the best clip of video you'll see all day if you're a warriors fan. it looks promising that he'll be for the for the game opener against the nuggets. the coach said it will be a game time decision. he did miss the final >>> a live look over

first, a crowd around giants first base coach, richardson, left, and then a clear the air media powwow after a racially charged third inning dust up last night. today, a game followed. san diego could not blow it by. luke seven gloves williams, breaking it, double, giants taking the lead. that is all logan web needed at the time. struck out seven, held the padres to one run over a career high 8 innings pitched. the giants need all he could give. loaded the bases in the 9th and punched it out on guts to end it. giants win it 2-1. the now on to the cleveland guardians on friday. this kid, no, i am good to the a's manager. shawn murphy extended his arms, all of a 3-run blast if the a's runner this season. having the catcher gear's on, landed in his glove. the a's win it, 4-2. winning three of the last four, just one game out of first place in the west behind the astros. nba and the warriors, finally happened. curry went through a pull practice today. he is a scrimmage away from being clear to return to the team. nba play tournament time. cj hosted san antonio. bottom half of the first hal