dr. browner and others from cpmc for staying at the table and really coming up with i think a proposal that i'm very proud we can stand behind today. i also wanted to comment similarly to supervisor campos' comments that i think it's really important that there is unfinished business and i'm disappointed that not all the different issues got worked out specifically with the nurses. and i hope that there is a continuation of dialogue so that we can encourage not only a great community benefit package for the city, but also that we treat with respect the nurses that were in the hospitals for cpmc. i wanted to just lastly say that i feel that with the many hearings that we held at land use and at the board of supervisors and the very public and open and transparent process that we're now at a place where we have a great development agreement, and i'll be strongly supporting this today. but thank you. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just want to echo all the same sentiments that have already been expressed. i think on the board of supervisors end it's a particular shout out of course goes to

dr. browner and i especially want to thank mike co-hill as well who played a very key role. i want to talk about a couple of key components of this project. ~ -- of this agreement, this tentative agreement. and i want to say that i look forward to having this process and going through the process of explaining the agreement to my colleagues. and, you know, took us awhile to get to a level of comfort where we can get behind this agreement and we know that it's going to take sometime for you to learn the specifics of the deal and i look forward to engaging in that discussion. a big priority for me has been the liability of st. luke's and i think that we collectively as a board and as a city and with the mayor included have said that we cannot approve a project unless we ensure the long-term viability of st. luke's. i really believe that this deal as it currently stands ensures that. and not only does it ensure the long-term viability, i think it creates and it provides the southeastern part of san francisco a world class hospital for many years to come. we're talking about a h