in the room didn't have a smart phone and people use technology to buy things online whether music, mefrs or making reservations for your next flight that's it dollars nothing different about our service the technology is effecting our business. backseat we must change and when i hear comments that the design center will never be the same my argument i agree it can't be the same if it doesn't evolve and adapt to the new environment we're going to have problems we're not going to survive we don't want to fail. today, we sit here with a huge opportunity that we partner i'm sorry. i'm done >> can i say one last thing. >> finish your last sentence. >> we'll work and support folks who get moved from the galleria to find homes. >> is there any additional public comment on item 5 seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues the motivator is in the hands of the committee. supervisor cowen >> okay. thank you. interesting last words from the owner of the prompt. the matter is to grant a landmark discussion but there's issues. one i agree that we live in the 21st century and technology is a part

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if you look at the renalal threats the threat from iraq was mefr like the threat from a real country like iran. it has a real economy, really educated people that will be a threat particularly to israel. it was other sunni countries like jordan and egypt. they spent all the effort going after a fellow sunny-led country like iraq which was not a problem for jordan or egypt. it was really not a problem in a strategic sense for israel. it wasn't. iran is a strategic threat to israel. joe? >> the difficult thing to figure out from the beginning of this, chris -- and you and i were on a college campus discussing this with joe scarborough and other people before the war started is to figure out why they wanted to do this so badly. the argument over the wmds, i'm sorry to say, dick cheney is wrong. not everybody believed that. i didn't. i don't think you did. lots of people said that colin powell's appearance at the u.n., all of the rest was very, very thin. there was very little evidence he still had wmds. they invaded before the inspections were completed. they really didn't want to know

people were politely telling us to leave and mefr never come back.d on a door yesterday and they asked me to leave and said they don't want people like us here. i did speak to carol brown, a close family friend, a friend that hadn't spoken to the family in a couple years but knew ross harris as a teenager. she says, victor, she has the same questions as everyone else. why would ross harris go back to the car in the middle of the afternoon? how could he have not seen his 22-month-old son, a son who was already talking and verbalizing, how could he have not seen the son in the back of the car? having said that, those questions that she has, she says there has been a rush to judgment and that we don't know everything that happened. take a listen to what she told me. >> it just seems out of character for ross. i know people change. it's been 15 years or so since we've had contact in the church. so, you know, people change. but i -- it's just hard for me to imagine that that is the ross, the sweet ross harris, sweet little funny boy. >> that seems to be t