i believe that time spent by the arc tech in thoughtful detailing and materiality will help it be much more successful in its modern expression which i find kind of forced and somewhat unnatural for this area. so the motion stands to take d.r. on the castro side building and work with the department particularly putting emphasis on materiality, and then approve the edu to the extent that it's part of the commission's responsibility. >> second. >> would you -- you also approved the edu. >> yes. so in that motion together, we will be approving the conditional use authorization with conditions, yes. very good, then, commissioners. there's -- >> what was the design condition on that, on the cu, in the new building? so the cu -- there's the cu, which includes the new building. what was your -- >> the cu's for the demolition and construction of the new building. >> but what was the design? the design -- >> continue working with the department. >> it's a traditional design. i hate the word, with an emphasis on looking at detailing and materiality to basically take it more into a contemporary

following this following a fairly familiararc like it is following this following a fairly familiar arc like technies, it's revenues and expand her —— user base are expanding quite rapidly. so we will see this move listed on the nasdaq exchange if it will help it out. thank you so much for that update. timothy macdonald in the newsroom. in other business news making headlines, us cable giant comcast has offered $31 billion for europe‘s biggest cable provider, sky. comcast, which owns nbc and universal pictures, has made an all cash offer that is significantly higher than urban earlier bid by rupert murdoch‘s 21st century fox. the new bid could mean changes to disney‘s buyout of fox, which also included an offer to take over skype. shares of comcast fault —— fell nearly 6% in us trade. the us department is slapping steep ta riffs us department is slapping steep tariffs and as much as 160% —— io6% on chinese imports of a limit —— aluminum foil. the claims its products are being dumped in the us market at below price, and that chinese producers are benefiting u nfa i rly chinese producers are benefi

arc investment management and joins us live from new york. hey, cathy, good to see you again. >> hi, scott good to see you. thank you. >> it's been a pretty remarkable comeback for techoing to resume our leadership role? >> well, i think what the market is recognizing is that we are in the sweet spot of some s-curves here in turns of online retail 10% in the u.s., total retail. 20% in china we're in the sweet spot of the s-curve, where share gains accelerate same with mobile advertising as a percent of total advertising that's 17% again, right in the sweet spot so we expect very strong sales growth from these companies to continue there's one exception, where we're looking at amazon's move into advertising now amazon's right at point of sale. its advertising revenues last year were less than $3 billion it is aiming for google's $73 billion, and facebook's $40 billion. and it's right there at the point of sale. so it's effectively becoming another search engine. so that's the nuance we would say among the fangs. >> yeah. where do you come down on apple? >> so we like apple. we like apple very much for the longer-term story, which is more around services. we see them e