the developer met the dda conditions. block 8 is follow some street between -- folsom street between fremont and first street. it consists of 548 residential units. 50/50 affordable 17,000 square feet every tail. the grocery portion is totally of 13,010 square feet, 2700 square feet is to the ground floor. 10,400 square feet is located in the basement. the dda was approved in 2015 and dda requires developer make good faith efforts and hire a listing broker to market the space, provide proper staffing and provide quarterly progress updates to ocii includes market surveys, outreach efforts and obstacles to leasing the space. the dda reading the developer is unable to lease within a year of opening the developer may request commission approval to terminate the obligation. that shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or dela delayed. regarding the developer's efforts, they hired collier as the listing rocker and contacted 13 grocers. the majority were local. all of the grocers declined due to competition from woodland

right now we are scheduled to complete construction ahead of our dda schedule to provide much needed housing to the city of san francisco, tax revenue and sales tax revenue to finance the debt obligations of the transit center. we expect residents to move in early spring of 2019. in addition we provide a community benefit which is an important part of our design for the overall project. this is something we volunteered. it is open space that will be open to everyone inspired by local favorites. in addition, the project as well as the related team has been very active and engaged supporter of the east neighborhood. showing some renderings and construction progress for the project to give you a sense where we are. this is a rendering of the project. you can see the neighborhoods serving retail. the following slide was an image taken last week where we are in the construction process. as you can see we are pretty far along, and we expect to meet our completion date and residents move in early next year. to emphasize, the destination we are trying to create here with v remembereaverylane

and this question comes up a lot when we talk about cyber infiltrations or ex filtrations of data or ddas attacks and things like that and as experts in the field sort of on the front lines if you want, i was just wondering if i could have your thoughts on that? thank you. >> well, first of all, hopefully, you've read ghost fleet. and it is very eye-opening. i encourage all of our younger officers to read that book. it's fictional but everything in there, the technology exists today. we used to joke, i think in the early days of cyber, we got half a dozen, eight years ago, that we kind of wondered post iraq, afghanistan, we are proud to serve in uniform, we wear america's cloth, you know, we shed blood, we've buried our brothers and sisters, and america is grateful for that today, and we are really appreciative of that. however, it's getting easier and easier to, i mean we haven't had really the entire nation, general milly will also say that armies don't go to war, nation goes to war, and i had heard at some cyber event somebody say, when everyone wakes up and their facebook doesn't work