, which is a large insurer, for all of the blueshield business, so we know we are getting that same type of customary rate. that is all i have to say about that, but what i would like to do now is handed over to greg from the planning department, and he is going to switch topics for us and begin going over the transportation and circulation issues. >> good morning, commissioners. i am with the san francisco planning department. the transportation planner. i will show you a little slide show and give you an overview of the traffic circulation for the campus, and i will talk about construction as it relates to transportation at the campus, and then we will touch on the van ness area. so this live right here just shows an overview of the campus. at the bottom is geary. at the middle, bottom left, you can see the hospital's debt, and on the bottom right is the office building site, and the upper left, the office building, so this is focused on this new building. i am going to zoom into each of these graphics and a second, so do not kill your eyes too hard on that, but one thing i'd like to p

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to the encouragement and delight of her employer bluecross blueshield of massachusetts. >> we're walking. >> reporter: the effort jason row barts leads here is a growing trend to get america's cubicle-bound work force out of their chairs and moving. there are six walk stations at the three locations in boston. workers sign up for one-hour shifts on the treadmill. at no more than than 2 miles per hour, they can work on computers and phones. >> i wanted to check in in our project. >> reporter: i would think this is distracting in. >> no. it helps focus. sometimes if you're reading e-mails, the clocks kind of ticking in your head and you come up with ideas of a solution that you're working at at your desk. >> reporter: the result is more productive, engaged and active workers. >> we are seeing people walking up and down the stairwells and not taking the elevator much more so than in the past. >> reporter: the only requirement, proper footwear, and for those of you wondering is this really necessary, consider this? in 1960 half of all american jobs require some kind the moderate activity. to