those cars have not caused congestion in places where those cars have actually, to some extent, as jane jacobs talked about in her last book, disappeared, which is very interesting. i also want to point out we call holiday plaza the pit when i was there when i worked at mason and market. it was the pit, it was a frightening place. lots of bad things going on. i really hope that some of the wonderful things laid out there will happen. and regarding robin brasso and what she was talking about, ambassadors, the wing party has already done thing, have people dress ed up as referees and they've actually gun out there with whistles and stuff like that and tweeted at the bicycles and the pedestrians and the cars to try and get them in a sort of fun engaging way to adhere to the law. thank you. >> thank you, ms. selby. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> i want to thank everyone for coming out today, very helpful public comment. mr. nuru, would you like to make any brief final remarks? >> yes, supervisors. thank you for having the hearing. i do wan

jacobs, appreciate you both being here this afternoon. >>> how are consumers dealing with the fall in gold and silver prices? janels is in california with some details on that. hi, janie. >> hey, sue. this little mini bar is worth about $12,050? the guard is eyeing me over there. it's all a matter of volume and people have started coming in here this morning. i just talked to a guy a few minutes ago buying gold and silver because he thinks the price is right. we haven't seen the lines out the door that we saw when we were last here when gold dropped down to 400 last april. of course, some orders come in by phone, and while this place has seen some panic selling in gold, the buying has been keeping up. >> since the 22nd and bernanke, i suppose, the last speech, there's been a big increase in activity, particularly buyers just taking advantage of the lower prices. when we see a spike to the downside, it gets busy real fast. >> all right. as for silver, a little different supplies remain a little tight as demand has been up, though prices are still down. this 100-ounce bar, guys, was worth about 3 grand at the begin