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we went down the brand-new 17th street bike lanes, which is terrific, and of the amazing mee again how important it is to resurface our roads and make them smoot for everyone. then, of course, the green bike lanes on market street and the physical separation, which is so important. this was my first bike to work i look forward to working with you all to making our city better and safer for everyone. thanks. [applause] supervisors campos: good morning. buenos dias. \ i represent district 9, and biking is part of daily life for so many of my residents. mr. mayor, i am happy to see you on that bicycle. you look good. one thing i would say is we have so much happening around bicycling in san francisco, it is very exciting, but we also have some ways to go. i see commissionaire brinkman. it is frustrating when you visit is like d.c. or barcelona and see that they are far ahead of san francisco. we cannot let that happen. we should relating -- leading the way not only in this country but in the world when it comes to making sure that we have the best bicycle network anywhere, so i am committ

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you are going to assess the risk of various scenarios to meet the , is thebut that, to mee opposite of the way we ought to be proceeding. let me ask a question on libya. i personally have a lot of concerns about our involvement in libya and the transition from it being a humanitarian exercise to the goal of having colonel gaddafi leave and relinquish power. let's assume that colonel gaddafi does give up power. the transitional national council is made up almost exclusively of eastern libyans, i am told. i believe is a real question as to whether or not that council could effectively govern the country, given the intense regional rivalries and tribal nature of libyan society. i am also concerned that we are not certain who we are dealing with. do you feel confident that we have a plan for what we would do post-khaddafi? >> just having come out of both egypt and europe last week, i am actually encouraged that there are countries and organizations, nato being one, that are specifically looking at what happens after the topic. i think we need to do that. i am more confidence that the more