herbert wiener, jason, tony, and then chris. >> herbert wiener, weiner, instead of wiener. oh, see, you got it wrong. >> that's sfgovtv. >> any way, i appreciate it, commissioner heminger's attempts to get some clarification. now, this whole business about accepting the lowest bid contractor, that is a trap because i believe there are all sorts of contingency with the lowest contractor. you know, there's going to be cost overruns, all sorts of expenses involved, and if i'm correct, 122 contract modifications, that's a lot. and the greatest peril is to the m.t.a. budget, because if you are going to have to pay extra amounts, are you -- is it going to detract from transportation? what is going to be the cost of thshgs you know, this is really disastrous, one boondoggle. now, people may state that you shouldn't name it after rose pack and the rest of it, i'm comfortable with it because it's the essence of rose pack, with contract overruns and shenanigans. so, i -- i really think that this has really been a real disaster and boondoggle and the best thing you can say about this

patrick kirby, adam, cathy, drew, jared davis, natalie, herbert wiener, larry mat matth. >> i am linseed way. i lived in san francisco and in the area of this project. i am a real estate and urban economist. i am here in support of the project. i am very impress pressed with the developers. i have seen their work. they are here for the long run, which is important. this project addresses both major city and community needs. i urge you to approve this project. it is the highest and best use from the standpoint of the city and the community. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioners, good afternoon. i am jake. i am here as a neighbor. i lived on fourth avenue and lake street in town. i was born at 3800 california street. my grandparents met at the old jcc across the street from this project. i commute past this site twice a day two and from work at least. this used to be a cemetery. i don't see what they are doing right now as any different than what happened in 1939 and 1940 when bodies were exumed and the land was re-purposed. i support more housing in district two and this is