we have been able to fit people in in a way that might surprise you, you know, in terms of the leaseholds, the terms of agreement, the kind of resources they're using at of our facilities and so on. it is been very flexible. the other point i would make is that the citizenship has been good. all my friends when they heard this said you're going to regret this. there will be violations. people will steal your stuff. blah, blah, blah. it turned out not that way at all. i do not know of a company that has been disciplined -- i know of a couple places where we had to tell people not to put their bicycles in the hallway and stuff like that, a bay coach. but not much at all in that regard. i sort of think of it is a lot of very good citizens. that is what the experience has been for fibrogen. that is important to see, because we make certain risks in making the space available, and today we have not had to pay for taking those risks. in terms of the economic package, we have assumed that a fully operating building where our costs are, for the space they have, are pushed through directly with no

but we've been able to fit people in in a way that might surprise you in terms of the leaseholds, the terms of agreement, the kinds of resources they're using out of our facilities, and so on. so it's been very flexible. the other point i'd make is that the citizenship has been good. all our friends, when they heard this, said you're going to regret this. you're going to have g.n.p. violations, people are going to steal your stuff, i.p., blah blah blah. it turned out not that way at all. so i don't know of a company that's been disciplined. i know of a couple of places where we had to tell people not to put their bicycles in the hallway and stuff like that to obey code. but not much at all in that regard. and in fact, i just sort of think of it as a lot of very good citizens, what the experience has been for fibrogen. imming that part of it is important to see because we take certain risks in making the space available. today we have not been exposed or had to pay for taking those risks. in terms of the economic package, we assumed that a fully operating building, where our costs for

it does seem like there is still a division of lee's holding in this mou -- leaseholding in this mou rather than the puc taking over the lions share. >> it calls for a continuation, to some extent. the leases and agreements break into three. the harding road golf course, which i think everyone has agreed the improvements were paid for out of recreation and park funds in a big way. that is a recreation and park deal. that belongs to the recreation and parks department. the harding road boathouse is primarily a recreational activity. there are issues around that. since we do not really deal in recreational activities, that is something rec and park primarily does. we believe that primarily rests with them. however, we think we should be a party to that, to make sure those are like-oriented recreational activities. -- lake-oriented recreational activities and do not violate our watershed programs. third is the john your road site. -- muir road site. that property relates to the lake and management of the watershed. we are taking on responsibility for that lease. it is broken into the re

the leasehold area is not within that alternative diagram. public access, we can accommodate that. allowing public access them on the apron. to us, we are very excited about the america's cup. we want to do everything we can to facilitate a successful operation. we would be glad to provide additional information. >> the uncertainty does not bother you as far as the understanding at the moment? >> we are willing to accommodate whatever you need across the premises. the issue, i think, is public access. we can change and modify the gate. >> your use of this is displacing the other use of the port? >> we would certainly like to expand our business. we have other products that we would like to introduce. we are also ready to begin the substructure repair work at pier 3. we believe that facilities would allow us to move growth away, so that the contractor can get to the substructure areas and allow us to continue to operate pier 9. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your time. >> i am the regional director. i just wanted to echo some of the things that we heard earlier. particular

to the alternative of having to build an entire leasehold at 2,000 square feet and build another one at 8,000 and build another one at 20,000, and that indeed has been the case. so people don't object about the economics and we stayed on this path of passing through the cash costs that we incur as the basis for renting out space. the last two weeks i was in china. the cities are competing against each other for our factory in china so the back drop there is we have the first oral anemia drug, which addresses an unmet medical need throughout the world, where people cannot get therapy, it's too expressive, they can't get to hospitals, things like that. in china, there's about 20 million people that are desperately anemic by the u.s. standard. they're more anemic than the worst cases in the u.s. they're medically urgent cases. so we're the first to do this. what we'll require is you build a factory here to make the medicine, but we'll allow you to move forward on that path. so in the course of events, i met many chinese government officials all over china. in the past two weeks, i got f

but we've been able to fit people in in a way that might surprise you in terms of the leaseholds, the terms of agreement, the kinds of resources they're using out of our facilities, and so on. so it's been very flexible. the other point i'd make is that the citizenship has been good. all our friends, when they heard this, said you're going to regret this. you're going to have g.n.p. violations, people are going to steal your stuff, i.p., blah blah blah. it turned out not that way at all. so i don't know of a company that's been disciplined. i know of a couple of places where we had to tell people not to put their bicycles in the hallwa

season teams so much there is one who will see defending champions on this year's table toppers leasehold some elections under siege in st petersburg second place a serious case of a tough clash ahead with routine visit seen a month while there are must. between sports. each team will be one another with their champions trying to. prove to be their relegation half of the table starts off like this the rust off entertain the team to finish bottom f.c. f.c. cross the door take on sports like no chick jericho are up against chris i mean tough well told. him week thirty two will also be played in november before the teams have their winter break to championship and resumes in spring. russian football's main man. today took the time to set out the reasons behind such a drastic switch in the form up of the premier league being able to break for global international competitions during the summer his main point. is that we made the switch to this new system because we had to plan our previous calendar around the world cup and the european championships we would schedule a full calendar for one y

not recovering our demand we've removed a lot of discretionary demand obviously we have a lot of leasehold discretionary mentor to move out and of course those are caught in the fields to recover maybe we're about to remove another tranche of tin and here in the united states now gregor i see a lot of activity in the us with this fracking this you know they go into the geological crust and they and their racket open and they release natural gas and it is this a meaningful amount of new supply to the energy mix overall it is a meaningful contribution to new supply and many of us have watched the growth of new title oil from places like nevada conformity in north dakota for a couple of years now once then a little bit comical however is to see the press in both london and new york talk about this new supply not in net terms however because the united states has seen an uptick in overall production of about eight to ten percent from its recent lows in two thousand and eight but that hasn't changed quoting supply aggregate global supply of oil so you know i think it's wonderful for the smaller

we asked the port of oakland for comment they said this was an issue with their leaseholders. and they also referred us to the coast guard who would be potentially handling those cargo containers and so far they haven't returned our calls. live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> and there may be double whamy for the port come. occupy oakland movement call for general striking gaining support and bringing warning for commuters as well. occup occupier camp at frank ogawa plaza near oakland city hall still grogan the teacher union as well as some city employee say they will support the protest. now demonstrators want similar occupy protest around the world to join in the general strike. >> entire world is fed up with the huge disparate of wealth caused by the present system. now is the time to people are doing something about it. oakland general strike is a warning shot to the one percen percent. wealth only exist because the 99 percent create it for them. >>reporter: oakland school teachers allowed to take a personal day off if they want to joy the protest. they wil