i think that mr beck u.w. is and the d.w.p. interview with three unfinished sentences front against a complete lie to do that now to. when i shop online i make sure. that he would that i don't give everyone my actual real data maybe i'll put a typo in my name or address that way the mail carrier can still find me but the data that's available about me online might not be exactly the same as my real true data. when you mention this one early on people are revealing more and more about themselves online i find that that's funny because i find that a big challenge for us as a society we need to create a much higher level of awareness about this people are also sharing more online because they don't realize it could potentially be used against them so. that it's not just their three friends they're chatting with who can see what they share so we need to teach people that. the good thing is the threat to our basic rights on the internet is. assuming for me it's a state that keeps expanding its surveillance mechanisms each step of wh

mr. beck, in talking about the zoning and the highlight limits, -- height limits, i'm glad that you will come back to the board on this, but something that i would like to point out is that this massive plan was passed about eight years ago. there have been changes to both building code and building technologies. 65 feet actually was predicated on sort of the most efficient type of construction, especially for affordable housing, which was five stories of wood frame over a garage. and that's how people got to the 65 feet. but now you've got changes in the building code which can allow six stories of wood frame over, and also changes to technologies, for instance, modular which actually requires a little bit more height between the floors. because you're stacking various modules together. and so i would like to actually look at this 65 feet. i think that it may be at this point in time that maybe too restrictive. and i don't know where this falls into, whether it's the subphase, you know, appli

of global footprint networks mr beck and that.

and the takeaway for me, mr. beck, is that we need also -- and i mentioned it earlier -- we need to have a dialogue as to how we'll treat the work of other parks. they warned us that we must be extremely mindful of what we put -- when you are expecting millions of people to come to the parks, they accentuated your waterway will make-or-break you in what you do in that. that will eat up most of the cost of maintenance is the financial implications. so we're going to all have takeaways there and we'll be doing that and i am pleased, even on my own money, i want to go back to new york and to the shed when it's open. so thank you for that editorial statement and it's to convey to the city of san francisco that it was well spent and that this commission, all of you, should be thinking about us getting out of here and to really look at the best practices in design. and that's what you can take away from this tour. >> president tsen: thank you. i'm leave my comments to later. but miss lai, yes. >> thank you, linda, for shari