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i mean, there's this whole thing, blame jane for generality-ification, and wanting everything to be likege, which is ridiculous. jean is in the spells of an ed frazer -- ed glazer who things without preservation we would have more affordable housing. if anyone has that, i'm waiting to hear it. we have two terrific people who understand jane in really deep ray -- deep ways so we ready for question. who has questions. wait for the mic. >> so what do you think jane jacobs would say about the current overdevelopment of new york city? >> you want to start with the question? okay. well, let me begin by saying this. when she was writing, the trend was to have been the city and quite a bit of the background of the book, which is definitely -- difficult to remember and reconcile what today's experience, is that it was a time when the white middle class was departing cities for the suburbs. today, of course, we have the opposite phenomenon. whether or not -- what should we describe as overdevelopment, i think that was your term -- i'd like to say that over -- depends wonat you mean by overdevelopm

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maybe we need to look at cost and ram ifications holding water that flows out and flood like the last few days for the use of fish and the environment and not making a zero sum gain out of the water we captured since the building of hetch hetchy but whether throughout the state we deal with a environmental issue that exists not only on the toileomy but throughout northern california in a sensitive way. the chamber is willing to work with bay area council can partners throughout the bay area with labor and partnership with alliance for jobs coming up with a method that assures we make reasonable goal tooz protect the environment while protecting the needs of water for business, resident and agriculture in northern california. thank you very much. >> thank you. denise louis. [inaudible] kiely and michael barber. >> denise louis native san francisco and student of ecology from city college of san francisco. i'm here to urge you as individuals and as a group to urge the state water board to get on board with 60 percent flow. you heard all the reasons why. i will give 3 reasons can i hope

think you'll understand it, the further two-dimensionalizing of tubman and the black history month-ification of tubman, who was a very complex and multifaceted person. however my sort of mixed angst turned as i began to survey the reaction to the selection of tubman, particularly the conversations that were happening mainly in social media but also in real life about the image that should be used of tubman on the $20 bill. and i remember it distinctly because where it was in the news cycle, because it was my -- it was the day before my birthday and the day before prince died. yes, prince died on my birthday. i'll never forgive him for that. i remember those two days. the dinner conversations at my birthday, these were the two topics people were talking about and grappling with the implications of tubman. and if social media was any indication, tubman's appearance was on the mind of many. there seemed to be a preoccupation with what tubman looked like and what image would be on the $20 bill. and a lot of this conversation had to do with her countenance. a brief survey on social media. sometim

maybe we need to look at cost and ram ifications holding water that flows out and flood like the last few days for the use of fish and the environment and not making a zero sum gain out of the water we captured since the building of hetch hetchy but whether throughout the state we deal with a environmental issue that exists not only on the toileomy but throughout northern california in a sensitive way. the chamber is willing to work with bay area council can partners throughout the bay area with labor and partnership with alliance for jobs coming up with a method that assures we make reasonable goal tooz protect the environment while protecting the needs of water for business, resident and agriculture in northern california. thank you very much. >> thank you. denise louis. [inaudible] kiely and michael barber. >> denise louis native san francisco and student of ecology from city college of san francisco. i'm here to urge you as individuals and as a group to urge the state water board to get on board with 60 percent flow. you heard all the reasons why. i will give 3 reasons can i hope

ific there must be a little bit of concern, even if we need to give him a time to understand his policies. cormann: it is too early to tell. from our point of view, we look forward to working with the trump administration. there was a range of areas where a stronger has an interest, we are committed to the transpacific partnership. and we are committed to proceeding with it. it will be conversations to be had in relation to this, not only with the u.s. but also with other other countries than australia that are part of that. but we have got to give this time and we look forward to engaging positively and constructively. francine: are you concerned about the level of the aussie dollar? this is one of the strongest performances. it must hurt your ability to get away from mining and to tourism and exports. by cormann: the value is set the markets. not something that is controlled by a government, and that is an important feature of our system. it is one of the economic stabilizers in our system. it is what it is. francine: talking about the surplus, the s&p warned that it was remaining pessi