next speaker, please. >> greg miller, followed by robin krup. >> hello. greg miller. i'm 70 years old, 5'7", and regard myself as relatively fit and agile for my age. with regard to the seating, i find it very uncomfortable. given the height and slickness of the seats and their orientation relative to the path of travel and acceleration, i find i cannot maintain a comfortable position, i can barely get my feet on the ground to get steady at times. i often end the ride with a distinct pain in my back. i wonder what it's going to be like when i'm 80 or 85, i don't drive, i would like to take muni, and not uber. with regard to getting a seat, that can be a problem. if i'm returning to the sunset from downtown after about 3:30 in the afternoon, i find i can't get a seat about half the time. and then i'm going to have to stand for maybe 30 minutes to an hour, depending upon how slow the travel is to get home. finally, i'm worried about the wide aisle design and the lack of effective handholds and not sure the presentation with the overhead bar will help people who are rela

my name is greg miller. i was a neighbor and friend of mary mary ann miller and her husband, jim. she was an intelligent, creative and generous person. she loved art, music, history, poetry, and architecture. she devoted much of her time and personal savings to community projects. she helped many friends, neighbors, and homeless people that she encountered in the park. she was one of those people that formed the connective tissue of our city. thank you for your time. >> president yee: thank you. next? >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is sylvia castillo, and i'm here representing essential access health. we administer the title ten federal family planning program here in california, and i'd just like to thank supervisor brown and the entire board for championing access to sexually reproductive health care and taking action of this very critical issue. thank you for standing strong for this resolution to defend california and san francisco values. title ten has -- the title ten program has been a critical part of our public health system since service established. title ten s

greg: i don't think miller is going to go to that point. at the original order that he was appointed to do, it was to investigate russian interference to the extent necessary and prosecute any crimes he saw fit. his goal was to determine and illuminate what really happened between the trump campaign and russia. his goal isn't to indict the president of the united states. so i think mueller, based on his history, is going to stay squarely within the confines of determining it and basically leave this political question for congress to deal with. in other words, if you people think there were crimes or inappropriate behavior here, it is the political process in congress that plays this out. guy: you talk about the politics. that was a cnn poll indicated most americans would like to see the report published in full. clearly there may be national security areas which may need to be redacted. nevertheless this is going to be a political story as well. we do have an election coming up. how is it going to play politically rather than legally? greg

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