mr. goldstein. and you should have complete confidence in the vetting process that your department has gone through. in issuing the permit for mr. goldstein. i think that that is the food truck in sampson street and financial districts that have been approved and vetted have been nothing, but an asset and i support the issuance of the permit. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is david mcclure. i have had a office in the neighborhood for 20 years and i can tell you in regard to saturation of coffee shops, if they are so saturated, why do i have to get in a line that goes out the door and wait a long time? during rush hour when this coffee truck would be in service, i'm here to support the coffee truck. when i moved into san francisco, that was 35 years ago, there were hardly any large chains of restaurants. there was no starbucks. there were no kfcks and, in fact, they were all lined trying to get permits like this gentleman is. but then the city was protecting the small businessman.

mr. king, i want to start with you. both you and the reverend were many the courtroom yesterday, and tom goldstein said that a majority of committed to invalidating sections -- or invalidating section 5 of the voting rights act and requiring congress to revisit the formula for requiring preclearance of voting changes. the vote seems quite likely to be five to four." again, according to the blog. with the exception of justice scalia's very bold challenge to renewing the voting rights act as a per pet rags of racial entitlement, do you get any indication that section 5 of the voting rights act won't be in jeopardy by the end of the summer? >> you know, it's very difficult to tell, but being in that courtroom as if that section is in jeopardy. you just never know. one would not want to forecast. no one can forecast what the court of -- the highest corporate in our land is going to doshg but i think at the end of the day it's incumbent upon the people of our nation as well as congress to always insure that everyone is able to participate in this process that my dad and so many others gave their lives for to insure that every