ask if our city attorney has had a chance to look at that question, i believe early on, director hemminger, about why can't cities do anything? there was that fundamental, what is within our power? and, you know, susan is turning her mic on. >> i'm deputy city attorney. through the chair, this the cpc has been engaged in various rule-making procedures which is how the administrative regulations are informed at this point and san francisco has been actively participating in those rule makings on various issues, such as access to data and other issues, so far, i would say not great success. but we are continuing to file comments. >> but that's access to data not regulation business? >> that's correct. >> my question is, could they? could the cpuc, by administrative action, by regulation, delegate some or all authority over the tncs to a local government or governments? >> i would just say that's not a question they have taken up. >> well, it seems to me, you know, you could keep hitting your head on the wall in front of you and there's a way around it. maybe this isn't the only way. but i wo

wyman, myself and director hemminger had the pleasure of meeting you as we toured the tunnels and thank you for your work and service and we look forward to hearing from you. a few words. >> you're welcome. it's been a real pleasure serving the community i grew up in. i was born in chinese hospital which is a block away and grew up just down the street on grant and washington, where i'm constructing a $250 million train station, a block away from where i grew up. in anyone's career, it rarely ever comes full circle that it has for me and i'm really thankful just to be here and to be given the chance to serve the community that i grew up in. i wouldn't be standing here today receiving this award without all of the teammates i work with daily. i have a whole bunch of them at 530 bush street. if you visited my office, we have multiple floors with a bunch of people that we work day in and day out and we would not progress with the amount of construction without everyone's help and everyone's hard work and i want to say thank you to my team and to our leadership, nadine and eric and mr. mcgu

wyman, myself and director hemminger had the pleasure of meeting you as we toured the tunnels and thankyour work and service and we look forward to hearing from you. a few words. >> you're welcome. it's been a real pleasure serving the community i grew up in. i was born in chinese hospital which is a block away and grew up just down the street on grant and washington, where i'm constructing a $250 million train station, a block away from where i grew up. in anyone's career, it rarely ever comes full circle that it has for me and i'm