(laughter) in fact, the first album i ever bought was with my own money was gordon lightfoot's "don quixotewoodlands, through the valleys come the horsemen wild and free ♪ blew my mind. but the second album was "hey jude." (cheers and applause) that's right, kids. that's right. young people, people used to buy music. (laughter) the '70s were a crazy time. although he is often called a living legend, sir paul's rise to fame began as a simple tale of a 15-year-old left-handed guitarist who dropped by a garden party to see the quarrymen. he joined the band that became the beatles that conquered the world planting apple seeds with babe, the big blue ox. eventually paul left the beatles to join the argonauts. eventually throwing all of his gold records into mount doom. (laughter) and i cannot wait for tonight's performances. you name an instrument and paul can play it: guitars, key boards bass, drums, he's a one-man karaoke bar without the weird videos of korean kids stealing fish. (laughter) now sir paul's presence doesn't mean i'm going to run tonight's show any differently than usual. he may

we feel like i'm a little bit done kyoto don quixote tilting at windmills, but this is real. writing more population. we just had a hearing yesterday in the land-use committee about the fact the we are expanding population, expanding housing development along all these areas where we are struggling to meet even current demands. sadly that hearing not even single press attention. nothing. it's like it is complete deafening silence about this looming issue. i'll be supporting this project but i want to give fair warning, that at some point we need to draw the line. projects cannot just keep moving through that are not paying impact fees to support critical transit capacity expansion that we need along market street, along the southeast waterfront. a number of different areas of our city. thank you. >>i will be supporting the project. when he can divorce years ago by was over 600 feet and the issue came up and do a lot of concerns, but i think as much as i would like to see the project scaled down a little bit more i think the fact that the developer has set up and only agreed t