we have been forcing entreprene entrepreneurship between the two cities on a yearly basis. they learn from barring also known as how to integrate biking. we have shared our best practices and have been learning more about barring also known as to have a taxi system and booking system. we both have exchanges on the mobile to see what integration works best and today, the mayor will be signing a memorandum. san francisco and barring also known as we support economical development in cultural tougher than that life sciences. they will share information about the open data and transportation by sharing experience in the districts with coordinates. they'll share information electric vehicles, electric programs and both will share information an develop different programs. they'll actively support the airports innovations between the san francisco and other international airports. i would like to offer my sincere thanks to the board members (calling names) without they're hard work and dedication none t of this would be possible. and thanks to those folks (calling names) and his

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give them capital for entrepreneal.rsion of this, through food stamps housing assistce and a bunch of other programs that become clunky and stack on one another in piecemeal way. melissa: right. >> and way economy is evolving toward greater quality, more automation, computers will be better world. we'll be richer but may be very difficult to build a middle class life. melissa: peter, i love the way thiss so efficient. do you like this idea or you hate it? >> i think it is a terrible idea. melissa: oh. >> any meaningful number, $10,000 a year to give everybody in the country $10,000 a year would require $3.3 trillion which is more money than the u.s. government collects in taxes right now. this would be means-tested. comes down to a negative income tax. that's a problem. the second problem, where all the disincentiv to work to go with it. the second problem is, right now poor folks get health care through medicaid. the federal government and the state they negotiate the price for them. and they get a good deal. can't see