jay edwards. anyone else, please come forward. >> morning. supervisors, on behalf of the board of san francisco, i am the senior property manager. this jurisdiction is my responsibility. i am part of fisherman's wharf community district board. the board enjoys a tremendous working relationship with the benefit district. the board members are highly they managed two public bulletin boards. many of them looked terrible. they actually clean ait. they take on various projects in that plan. they have a decorative sidewalks. -- sidewalk. i am going to go over the financial reporting. supervisor mar: duratherm is a marking on the streets for safety reasons. is that what it is? >> deb can explain to you more what it is made of. she is the first one in the city to install it. in noe valley, the corner of castro and 24 has a lot of pedestrian casualties from automobiles. there was a lot of dangerous -- it is a very busy intersection with cars and buses. there is a school. there are the catholic schools. there are children in that area. one of the prior

jay edwards is on our board and chairs our sustainability committee. i have one other colleague, troy campbell. he works with me every day on fisherman's wharf. i thought i would share with you the boundaries of the wharf. it runs all the way down on the land aside, the green portion of the diagram. the purple section as tucker portside. -- purple section is the portside. we work very closely with the community associations. we have 11 active members on the committee. we added three more last year. the new committees we added, one of the senate -- one of them was the sustainability committee. that was working to make sure the wharf is sustainable and we share the best practices among the businesses on the wharf as part of that. we also added a community development committee, which is really looking at how we make sure we protect, preserve, enhance, and educate people about the rich history of fisherman's wharf. it was something we felt we had to do more of. we have an active committee working on ideas of how to do that, and to really make a stronger f

financial political dictatorship china et albert edwards who is over there to cite a general calls china quote a freak economy. that will collapse soon so jay ask him is this similar to what you're saying in the us in terms of a structural instability or is it slightly different to walk us through how this might occur sure i also think yeah there certainly bubbles in china you know certainly in the rose a stock market but that's due to you know basically every central bank i think is a. game of chicken right because social banks values their deep their currency their domestic garcia the other social backstop to follow otherwise their exports suffer so nobody wants you know basically to be the first to be physically responsible do the right thing because it's kind of like a domino effect so everyone's following so that's why a big a massive bowls everywhere whether it's in europe whether it's in the u.s. or whether it's in you know the major markets and in asia ok let's expand on this game of chicken analogy that you're using so otherwise known you could call it game theory or the prisoner's dilemma or the national equilibrium and any number