. >> good afternoon, supervisors aim bruce wolf representing the haisht council we really want to urge you to reinsert and include and accept wholeheartedly clean act sf we don't know why this is removed this is absolutely an element of our ability to overcome climate change in san francisco. by removing it we'll be removing a lot of jobs there's a lot of development and work that will be done in support of providing clean energy in the city you'll hear from other advocates why it's important to restate is and firm this is what we want to do so let's get this done. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors i'm jed i'm here representing 350 a local affiliate of 360 we're concerned about our climate stability. first of all, following on supervisor wiener's comment this have been an issue for transportation and housing decision marking. in the sequa process we have the ideas of the consulting agencies it's contrary that the department of the environment has a lot to add. ultimately counting emissions without the life cycle so we saw two ways of counting life cycle

. >> good morning, my name is bruce wolf and member of the neighborhood council. you received communication around the 6th. personally i agree, also as a person with a disability. i agree with many of the concerns that are brought up today. many of my concerns is that i served on the advisory council on the coalition of transit justice. my concerns then and my concerns now is for every change that you put into the tep, there is no cost or savings of time. so when i receive an update and see all of these changes that are proposed, there is no proposed or estimate of time savings for each one of those stops. which would actually give some credibility to it. and so, that's a big concern. another one is most of this is band aid. we have to deal with the system we currently have. we know we need a paradigm shift. we know we have to think about that. this is constantly going on for 6 or 7 years now. it's time to think about a real paradigm shift that is causing a lot of concern and a lot of convenience and a lot of trouble for people in the city. thank you. >> feldman?

wolf of wall street." many say it is his most compelling performance. and in "nebraska," brucen has taken what he calls the role of a lifetime. he is woody grant, an aging maverick in a road trip across the northwest with his son. >> i knew i had waited a long time to get into position in my age group of guys for that kind of role could come my way and i would be considered, the last three or four. this time, they actually gave me the job. it is an alexander payne movie. as far as i am concerned, he is six for six. secondly, he is basically the linchpin of the movie. the story follows him. but it is a teamwork movie. it is all of us together. that is behind the camera. he has 85 people on the crew, and 47 have worked every day on every movie he has ever made. so you have a family. >> alexander payne, you have said, helped you know your father. >> he gave to me the things i expected to get from a father. support -- i never got that at home. alexander gave me that. and he is a movie fan. he sees a lot of movies i have been in. or is something in there he felt he could use to surp

wolf of wall street." since you know harvey weinstein, he needs to get a script together for matthew mcconaughey and bruceso they can do something together so we can complete the circle and make it a wrap. >> well, ladies, i've got a very exciting first set of guests here. these interest ladies from 20 feet of stardom, about the backing singers who have now exploded on to the oscar's red carpet. ladies, how are you? >> we're wonderful. >> since the last time. >> in harmony! >> i saw some of you last night there you are hobnobbing with oprah and bono and all these huge stars. >> yes, yes. >> robert de niro. what an amazing experience you're having. >> it's been wonderful, wonderful. good to see you, piers. >> i had so much feedback to our interview. everybody loved the fact that after 30 odd years of helping everybody else become huge stars, finally you're getting a slice over the pie, ladies. >> we're getting our due. and it's wonderful. >> here is what i want to do. i want to get you guys to sing me a little something special. >> we knew you were going do that. >> just for me, and a few million people ar