. >> my name is birt hit and i share the bicycle advisory commission. excuse me voice. i also teach the adult bike education classes that layla referred to, the urban street skills and i teach many operators about bicycling. it's one of the city agencies that have large vehicles on the road all the time successfully. i like to thank the commission for his statements and the things to change. i've worked with him over the past few years and i appreciate the direction he's going and something i was going to talk about that's not necessary. they are preventable. one with the important things we need to find out because they are preventable and not to concentrate on fault and on cause. as a bike educator i can teach better if i'm looking at the cause and teaching defensive actions verses who is at fault which doesn't help much. in terms of reporting from the bac, we've had a consistent problem over the years getting information from the citations issued by mode, that's bicycle patrol automobile. by the location, but the infraction. one thing that's common, on the collisions

nick and birt and kelly baker. medalline and lisa and david tran. next speaker. >> good evening. i'm debbie gold and i live in district 6 and i'm on the safety committee and i'm on captain redman c-pad. i was listen to everyone during the course of the evening and i don't need it add to all the stories because we all agree on the same issues, however, i do want to say that i've been a driver for over 40 years and i learned how to drive from studying the dmv manual. no one has mentioned about including a representative from the dmv and i would also like to suggest that maybe each police officer has a copy of the dmv manual. i'm thinking that maybe some of the police officers, maybe the bus drivers, maybe the truck drivers, maybe those people who are out there who are breaking the laws have lost sight of the basic rules of the road, and my suggestion would be to maybe have the dmv manual accessible to everybody. and thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. don't be shy. you can line up closer to the podium. >> thank you, my name is howard and i live in sul

women who don't have access to planned parenthood and good birt control and good medical choices, they're. >> so respond to that. so the issue that you take with is they are trying to control women's sexuality. it's a goal of republicans in the conservative movement to do that. >> it depends which republican conservatives you're talking about. who is running the show in the house of representatives? >> there are plenty of more moderate republicans. i don't actually want to get into that so much as to say, look, just as republicans are over playing their hand on this, and i really do think they are and they're risking their futures. there's no question about it. i think the other side can risk overstating the war on women and creating their own. for instance, it's one thing to be if your enemy is todd aiken. it's another if your enemy is little sister of the poor. >> i'm totally fascinated on the little sister of the poor and hobly lobby case. both sides think they have the better of the argument. not just substantively, but politically, and we're going to set it get pulled out. kay hymowi