>> so, we're excited about albertson's.r customer for us but they are fully live and deployed on the itemty cloud so this is not a new win before they go live this is a live successful customer which is very important to us. over 30 million consumers login to their portal to essentially do -- redeem coupons so coupon offers and can get discounts at stores and do that online like everything else is going online and okta is the log-in identity and security layer for that portal so driving incredible customer benefits for their customerses and for the organizations itself >> okay, my wife got a note this weekend, it's saying, listen, we're sorry, you're a marriott rewards person you've been hacked we're going to try to do our best any way you can get in there to make it so that someone isn't stealing my wife's identity? >> well, it starts with protecting the data so we can avoid these breaches from happening. and it's a very vast conversation about how to do that but if you boil it all down especially from an investor perspect

some consolidations we have seen from save more acquiring 140 albertsons eight years ago to the rest of the safe way here in california as well as probably the one to make the news recently is amazon acquiring whole toeds. in whole foods' struggle am magone bought that not as an investment. going to the next slide which is the consumer demand and the trend across the board what we are seeing a movement where we see a lot of consumers wanting more of an experienced based retail. we are getting away from what we are familiar with. we are shopping more from the couch. we can get the goods to the door front. what is drawing us out you have the house? food and beverages, entertainment, personal care and medical and fitness. those categories specifically food and benches and entertainment is very active. as we moved to home goods and delivery service, there is definitely a friend includes the groceries to get the goods to the front door. one of -- i think one you have the ones to highlight as far as the quick to fix retailers locally, albert'ss started here in bay area and is moving to bri

albertsons on 33rd and clement was closed. we need a grocery store. we need a place where people can go and buy the things they need at home. for the people that can afford to eat out at restaurants every night, wonderful, but a lot of people can't afford that and need the option. it's worth mentioning that the neighborhood doesn't need two indoor pools nearby either. while we're putting up other projects not helpful to the community, at least this is one we can take action on and this has a big impact. it warms my heart to hear so many of my fellow community members in agreement. thank you for your time. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm saphi. i live three doors up from the market. i'm not a public speaker or anything. i don't know a lot of the internal politics regarding this issue or terminology, but i'm here on a personal level. i'm here to support my friend from the market as well as the young, local people that he employs at his establishment. with that said, i do not support this project. new california market is

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