our next speaker dennis casey. >> i was dennis casey. >> oh, sorry. too many pieces of paper here. >> go ahead. >> my name is chris hinkey and i have had my building three years. there has been three floods there. after the first flood, i realized it's going to be a lot of work to get this fixed. i spent almost $ million on the building to prevent water getting in with doors and flood-prevention systems and pumps and everything. i urge you to get this motion passed so all the other residents can do the same things to protect their buildings. it would really be helpful, particularly before el ninos come in and global warming and so on. the bigger picture, we would like to get this fixed permanently to prevent the surge waters getting into our builds. there are proposesals and one is to put a proposed park on 17th and folsom street. but if we can put that in, it could actually prevent the water getting into our buildings anyway. so i really hope we could look at this further and meanwhile today, let's get this first stage passed. it could really help a

our next speaker dennis casey. >> i was dennis casey. >> oh, sorry. too many pieces of paper

dennis casey. and chris hinkley. come forward, please. [ inaudible ] >> all right. >> just real quickly, i'm dennis casey, five-time president of the san francisco motorcycle club. we're 111 years old and we had mayors of the city of san francisco as members of our club. we're about 100 members strong now. we're the largest motorcycle club in the world at one time and we're first to allow women members. we have been in the building at 2194 folsom for many years. we are not an outlaw club, just a regular motorcycle club. we are not the sons of anarchy, but the sons of san francisco and particular folsom street. our clubhouse is a -- our club is non-profit, we use our clubhouse for weddings, birthdays, christmas parties special events. it's just a clubhouse. it's open to the public. and we have always been very generous to our neighbors and never had the police there except one time 30 years ago for a noise compliant. if we are in the clubhouse right now, and the last flood, you would be the only people on dry ground.

our next speaker dennis casey. >> i was dennis casey. >> oh, sorry.too many pieces of paper here. >> go ahead. >> my name is chris hinkey and i have had my building three years. there has been three floods there. after the first flood, i realized it's going to be a lot of work to get this fixed. i spent almost $ million on the building to prevent water getting in with doors and flood-prevention systems and pumps and everything. i urge you to get this motion passed so all the other residents can do the same things to protect their buildings. it would really be helpful, particularly before el ninos come in and global warming and so on. the bigger picture, we would like to get this fixed permanently to prevent the surge waters getting into our builds. there are proposesals and one is to put a proposed park on 17th and folsom street. but if we can put that in, it could actually prevent the water getting into our buildings anyway. so i really hope we could look at this further and meanwhile today, let's get this first stage passed. it could really help a l

casey mears in 13. he has dropped way back. he was out front. kasey kahne. dennyhe 5 of kasey kahne. not able to stays in the third spot. two by two once again as the field works around international speedway of daytona on this fourth of july weekend. >> went up the racetrack a bit. >> denny hamlin will he lead the lap? he is out front by 41 1/1,0001/1,000ths of a second. an electrical issue of that 13 of casey mears. >> when they get a caution, they are going to make an attempt to switch out the ecu on 13. >> they will try to make their way around the track until a caution comes out. if it gets too bad they will go in. they just don't want to go a lap down or potentially more than a lap down just to fix the problem. >> this is only the third lap he has led. in the last pit stop different pit strategies. 88 decided to take four tires. these guys are positions themselves to have the best chance to take minimal amount of tires at the end of the race. >> they will have to come to pit road at least one more time. we have 65 laps to go so they will need fuel. >> that s