to the super bowl we had an amazing opportunity to hear how much for some of our youth to interview some of the players including doug wilder and golden tate in addition owner john norton this amazing opportunity is quite historic and he she's a great new this year and we're looking really really good so you don't want to talk too much about you know that big game you just want to take it one game at a time but we're having a great season and i hope someday we get back great season having a fabulous season great young team the guys are energetic and the camaraderie in the locker room is so special and i think that's what makes a winning team they respect each other and they have each other's back and they take care of each other so i think that goes a long way and making it a successful team and i think the start of the top pete carroll just he instilled that in these guys there's so much energy coming from him and it trickles down not just to the players but to the staff partners or we had five partners they tried to buy the baseball team in seattle and it didn't work they can they do they lost out so they decided what the heck list as long as we're together let's see if we get a football team so we try to get  gosh we got it so it was kind of an accident where did you benefit from owning the seahawks well the biggest benefit we didn't we didn't really plan on it being a financial success necessarily but we s lot of fun and that was the plan we were you know we had we had day jobs so we were working hard and on the weekends we got to what you got to know the players and the coaches and make sure the fans had a good time with the games and all these this is this is to say this to the older players but this is a this is quite a team this is an amazingly good team and i think we're going to be pleasantly surprised at what happens this year so when you look at the practice you can see that there's a lot players the passion for the game of football and we're just so excited about the season we want to win you know these guys are here it's competitive but at the same time we're trying to get each other better so if i'm going to get somebody on defense and i beat them they come back to me in a time hey what did overcome playing on this team there's a lot of versus the competition of on this team is enormous and you guys at every position they can play every position and that are just dynamic players us away p k on john started trying to build the environment here so the competition here is is pretty fierce but being able to overcome that the aspect of trying too hard trying to compete at a high level is just instead of just letting your body do it that's a maturity level for a lot of the guys here but a lot of the guys are  overcoming that the fact the composition of they are so high i would say it to young individuals rights in this at the most important thing they can do for themselves in order for them to be successful in life is to get an education i believe started off playing baseball i was younger and my father just cited to take me over to our baseball park where we were the part of football and got me some pads and i went out there and played it just fell in love with it i would you think of the practice here today all very smooth practice you know what i think will be a really really good team this year we're definitely put in the hard work and we're trying to grow each day as a team and hopefully by week one we're all ready to go and we're all healthy you have a message for the kids out there oh oh there's a bunch i don't know words which when i get things more and more important for the athletes you're athleticism is something that you will not hang on to you know as you get older so but your brain you always have that so odds say learn as much as you can you know really focus and in school and you know along with school that's where you develop good habits habits that will help you later on in life rather it's you know college or or your job or or at home or your family life  and they force game changing turnovers with home most hard to believe what we are watching sunday night the broncos offense looked completely overwhelmed they weren't ready for them on the satellites this was the seahawks time this time constructed from like now as you know in this upcoming year the seahawks have also been able to journey down the road to the super bowl for the second time in two years which is an amazing miracle and this is been an amazing opportunity for us here on march as we would like to community center and the garfield high school and also the your school or community so the people that bit we've been interviewing so far there were talking about how they were involved in their community helping the african about how they are helping the community to get involved especially the image that immigrants people and because it's it's really hard when they can when they come here and also the senate that's shelly she was about and also where i am right now getting involved and what and how i should be connected and so on that first of all we are going to be hosting there are going to be a lot communicate the expectation i have well i've been learning a lot before too and the future i live i expect to learn more about the people that we're going to be interviewing i hope we're going to be interviewing a lot of people getting connected with people like the senate and also the immigrants or fiji soffits the commissioner stair and also how i can help them the community day with people and yeah future what i have for the young people is that they should get involved in their community done getting involved and violence that we see i read time you know has been going on especially that used africans so i i say that they should get involved in their after school programs programs educational stuff knowing more about their country their culture where they crop they came from and also where they're given participating in the scheme we we had a lot of weekend meetings there's a lot of practices and we came up with so many plans unfortunately we didn't come up we come up short this time but we have another game coming up so hopefully on the next game it may look better but so far it's good and when you mean by it would take someone say take some time to do better like how many days in a practice running but mostly we make games on saturday morning we invite so many teams sometimes so that's how we do it ok but why is saturday morning the best time  think most of the guys that we practice are all from school that off from work so it made it convenient for us like to practice like ten am in the morning if the way that permits of course news so we have appreciate that did i do least players so i mean i'm glad to be here so when you first interested in soccer oh that was a long time ago i'm from originally from nigeria and after my life so i've been  since i've been a us for over twenty years now so is there anything else you'd like to say well i really want to say this like i said i like what i see i'm hoping that you guys keep it up and down and i'll like to get you can really actually lose touch of your culture ok and i really love this i'm hoping that it brought a country now from africa can you know put something to get to like this i know about the time as a guest do travel quite a bit all over the country playing soccer that is that's good i say that's a good thing ok anything that we can do to encourage the community coming together and working together as a group is is very good thank you work you're doing so what do you so what are your expectations of the soccer i what i really am interested in already i'm very delighted to see all these young people very excited taking pots even on the rainy day like this it's quite a big turnout and good competition and very good positive spirit so i am very delighted about any final thought people so they can take over and lead and this is very nice i'm so delighted thank you for giving me the chance to say this it's my pleasure yes terrorists one of the oldest public out developments in the nation and the country's first racially integrated public housing development is about to be changed forever yes there is a tight vibrant community where many people immigrated from east africa and southeast asia and everyone is like family because of that but because of a new redevelopment plan to transform central seattle this community will be dispersed and altered didn't while the other eighty nine percent were four thousand three hundred thirty nine units will be rented at up to market rate this means the community has been established for seventy five  will be diluted to a mere ten percent of the total population and also with this redevelopment concern arises about how local small businesses will survive the redevelopment and how the returning residents will afford the new more expensive businesses we've been talking with a couple local ethiopian restaurants would like to get a good restaurant in there something fun maybe even a small small store but you know a good mix but the most important thing is that something that activates the corner that draws people to the neighborhood into the projects makes it exciting so that's that's our goal well we're more marketing below kind of a typical market rate so our it's going to be very we're trying to make it as affordable possible to get the track the best retailers to come in and so for restaurants a large cost for them really is to build that out so little saigon business association was very very concerned about the yesler terrace redevelopment and also had a great deal of concern about the proposed redevelopment the target was going to do with goodwill is essentially most of those buildings most of those businesses are renting space in old buildings the brand in the new scriptures that are likely to be going up developing you know about what about fifty six what we call workforce apartments so for people that make eighty percent or less of me to make them so it's intended to really be true or force housing so for us it's about you know the civil servants teachers nurses medical professionals working up in the first l a area making sure that we can offer you know high quality housing with transit oriented so right on the streetcar line walkable to their job and a great vibrant neighborhood we don't have the legal authority to simply pay down some things rent you know in a storefront they're actually constitutional provisions on the state of washington and the lending of credit for somebody else's private benefit is not allowed in the state so we think a lot about how how do we work with property owners maybe it's a nonprofit maybe it's a different maybe the land trust model are there ways to create more for debility at the retail level and no doubt in new construction if it's privately done they have to pay off their construction loans it cost them money to develop that building and what they have to do is pay back the banks and pay back the private investors that loaned them money in order to build that building chances are they have to charge whatever the market will bear for that for that storefront and for some of the folks who have been in buildings where the rent has been below market it's pretty hard to adapt some people will be able to adapt and some see a couple of it just a few years ago we did a study of where yasser terrace residents are shopping now and that study is on our website and here for welcome to access it and it and it talks about where people are going for groceries and it's some are shopping right here in their national district and so we hope that by creating better pedestrian access to to the in the neighborhood that they'll still be able to continue seattle is growing and that's never double private investors are taking advantage of this growth and our cities leaders are planning our city's future comprehensively but we the people need to ensure that throughout all of this strange all of us whether low medium or high income small business owners and consumers have our best interests kept equally in mind now the  really being kept in  now in addition to the things that happened last year here early in two thousand and fifteen we've had a few things happen in the community that are extremely historic first of all we had everything opened and got celebration here in seattle one starting our church and traveling  soul and which we had a very large celebration and a great turnout and an amazing way to celebrate our holiday now there was also another celebration at the ethiopian community in seattle held by madonna and church and they were able to celebrate and got this well we are very thankful to all the people that were able to come out and make the celebration an amazing one  as you can see here were engaging young people to learn and we're giving young people this opportunities to be involved in these historic documentaries projects and different workshops and programs that allow us both to grow and help our community at the same time and so we like to think both everyone robin made this possible and i think our community for keeping us afloat all these years