john kwong once again. we have to recognize first the clearchannel contract program initiated back in 2002, okay. so, that was pretty much before really the advent of a lot of the digital press that came along. so, at that point there was a lot of newspapers buying a whole lot of spaces. what happens is as we establish corridors, if you don't have a box, you're if you're not occupying a space, you're not allowed. there were a lot of people that wanted a lot of boxes. over time business plans change. as we progress, people using [speaker not understood] to get the information, newspaper agencies and delete the newspaper starts to decreasing. under the contract, the departments are allow today remove 2% of the total news racks out there at any one year. so, it translates to approximately six racks, yeah, six free-standing racks, sick standing racks a year. so, we're looking at in order to remove that number, evaluate [speaker not understood] everything else. as we continue to move forward today, however, okay

. >> thank you, john kwong [speaker not understood]. tunnel under winston drive to connect two portions of the campus. if you can give me the overhead, please. please note that the location -- this is lake merced boulevard, this is winston drive. san francisco state has -- campus is divided by -- >> one moment, mr. kwong. can we please close that door back there? thank you. >> as you can see -- >> why don't we just wait for people exiting. okay, go ahead. >> thank you. as noted, this is lake merced boulevard. this is winston drive, san francisco state has portions of this campus divided by winston boulevard. one of the issues is they want to interconnect these two portions of the campus on both sides. the distance from the intersection at lake merced boulevard to the approximate location is approximately 350 feet or so. so, what's been happening is obviously students and other people that use san francisco state would jay walk across winston drive with san francisco state being determined that is not the safest for its users. what san f