. >> mary mcguire, final speaker on this matter. >> on 10.2e. >> mary mcguire, i'm a taxi driver and i've gotten to know some of the people because a lot of people live out near the cab companies, the vans, and i have seen them, i know one fellow lost his home, it was towed away. i just think you know, give these people a break they don't have any place to live. they don't have any place to live, they're living in these vehicles and some of them are women, there are women living out by our cab company and, you know, they have a right to be in a safe place. i don't think they're doing any harm to anybody, so i just want to go on record to say i support them and i hope you help the situation. >> thank you, ms. mcguire. >> anyone else? >> herbert winer i'm a retired social worker. now, you have rolled out the carpet to make spaces for bicyclists, why can't you do this for people who are homeless who live in a vehicle who actually free up a bed in the shelter? you tolerate google buses that take up public spaces, there really ought to be a ban on google buses rather than these vehicles.

. >> mary mcguire, taxi driver, i'd like to also address the cal-train issue done without any hearing as far as we know, no public input i understand legislation created this cab stance, so don't you need legislation to remove it or give it to somebody else like lift, they advertised on their website, it's the first step on the lift line and they had a party across the street to celebrate it. so, now, you know, i'm starting to reconsider everything now like those transit lanes you gave us think ear not for us are they, they're not created for us any more than the t line was created for the residents of the bayview it's for the lift, it's for uber and i found on the grapevine on transportation, polk street merchants, they were dinosaurs, they'll be out of business in a few years because everybody shops online now and i feel she may as well have been talking to us, we don't need you anymore, we don't want you but we'll take your money we'll take your thousand dollars, your hundred dollars for a card, but we don't want you, you're trying to destroy us, you advertise for these people on t