workers at the building made clothes for brands such as mineral and new wave -- mangel and new wave. thes the second-largest in world after china. canadianfrom the headquarters. >> the canadian company taking a lead role. one of the first to announce last week that it would send condolences. also announced a sending -- sending officials to bangladesh. now they're offering compensation to victims and survivors of the crash. they sent us an e-mail not providing any details of what compensation will be but looking for the best way to deliver it. also making sure the victims' and benefits received -- the victims and family members receive benefits now in the future. it is not clear what that will be. they are owned by the westons. they own a clothing chain in the u.k. and europe. the country has announced at the same time as this that they're offering compensation. -- that company has announced that the same time that they're offering for compensation. labor groups have been calling for this. there will probably take this as a partial victory or start at least. they say they will keep an

the problem is there is no stop sign on forester and mangels and anyone wishing to go to the park are at the mercy of the people speeding to get to the light on monterey to get to 280 and all of the people coming there trying to make up for lost time. many times people don't stop and i would hate to see someone killed. i would like applaud the kids from lowell high school and it's difficult for them and that issue is important but i want to put this on the radar screen so you're aware of it. thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors. i am karen franklin. i live on juice avenue and i have come to add my voice to the concerns about pedestrian safety in district 7. i have two children that cross at monterey. there is a stop sign there, but it is worry worrisome that so many people don't stop and do rolling stops and it's not unusual to think that a lot of these problems are happening near schools with kids are being kids and drivers just aren't paying attention, but what i wanted to mention today are a few cost savings solutions to the problem as i see it. any tall foliage in