james, can i get some thank you note mic, please?nk you, buddy. >> steve: on fire!♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, trick-or-treating, for proving atat if there's one thing will actually get me to go for a walk, it's the possibility of free food. [ laughter yeah, i'll do it. [ applause ] ♪ thank you, white house staffers john kellynd john bolton, for having a shouting match about immigration this week. and reminding us all exactly why we're not going home for thanksgiving this year. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank yo umpire gear, for making every umpire look like he just stole a bunch of frozen pizzas from a gas station food mart. ughter and applause ] >> steve: what's up? ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, monogram towels, for letting yourinner guests know that the towels in your bathroom are, in fact, yours. [ laughter and applause ] these aren't my towels. >> steve: these aren't mine. ♪ jimmy: thank you, movie theater popcorn, for being served exactly two ways -- no butter at all or all butter. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, flu shots, for f

bring them some mics. all right. here is what happens.nk of any country in the world. work together. jimmy? >> jimmy: yes? >> here's how it goes. you're going to watch me first and then it's your turn. you look them in the eyes. see into her soul. [ light laughter ] and now i'm going to go -- >> jimmy: am i looking at what you're doing or no? >> yeah, you can. look. okay, we just don't want to show them. >> jimmy: okay. >> all right. it's your turn. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait. what? >> i'm serious. >> jimmy: i know you are but i did not learn anything. >> see into their souls. what do you see when you look into their souls, by the way? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: happy people? [ laughter ] >> he's jimmy, the happy magician. all right. now, go with your gut. don't let them see. and i want you to write what country you think they might be thinking of. big letters. i'll go first, jimmy. what country are you thinking of? >> peru. >> jimmy: are you -- are you kidding me? >> peru, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what

can you get the mic? >> i just had a question about medication adherence and other quality measures. if your goal is to reduce costs by 30%, do you have a target for adherence? do you have a target for patient outcomes or any other kind of quality? >> so, i don't recall in the advanced notice of proposed rule making if we state an actual target goal for the demonstration project on adherence medication it's a measurement-- it is a core measurement that's part of the demonstration quality metric. obviously, i'm quite convinced it will increase medication adherence because we're going to be reducing our beneficiaries out of pocket cost by 30%. that demonstrably will help with adherence. i don't know if we have a goal there, but we'll ask is there a target goal we ought to assess for that. >> thank you. >> i want to thank the secretary for visiting brookings and giving us a very informative talk. >> thank you, paul. [applause]. >> i didn't mean to stop the applause, but stay in your seat until the secretary

please speak into the mic. and pull the mic towards you. and then just pull that -- just position it. >> -- the property and since 2011. our major concerns for the proposal is, one is the extra shadows overcast on to our backyard. this is the google map. you can see from here this is our house and this is 2420. and then this house here is the same land and not show -- and shorter than the others. this is the same depth. and our morning sun is on to their open space and the backyard. and in the afternoon because 2420 is longer and tall trees on the side, we are losing that afternoon sun. it depends on the sunshine on the open space in the backyard to have mrning sun. here is the shadow study provided. and you can see the worser thing is in the december. i want to point out here so this is the existing one so which means the current one. in 2014, the neighbor raised the two steps up i think 17 inch and we lost that area on the area in the wintertime already. and that is only 6 feet left all the way back to our backyard. then because the addit

just speak into the mic so we can hear you. >> and mr. lamb remind me that i am as an owner on that street and i can add two units, too. and one is for privacy for my tenant downstairs and with the possible extension later and facing back on will have another d.r. and for now support this d.r. and i am so tire and i don't want to go through that process later and that is why i requested this and design wise, you can dot not do it. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> for my concern, i want to make sure that this project is specific to what the height of this roof is because for now it's out of scale, out of scope and is parallel roof to mine and i proved that it's a gap much with a bigger gap than that. it's already in this part is already illegal. and i want to emphasize with the housing crisis at this point, but definitely mr. lamb is a developer, a contractor. this three units definitely would pocket him for three, basically condominiums. that would be breaking out and take away the housing market again. and the houses converted to co

steve is trying to get his mic going. >> i cranked up the heat a little bit. >> this is my first morning with the heated seat. >> the heated seat. >> how am i sounding now? >> that sounds much better, steve. >>> we're noticeably cooler -- the problem is in your set -- santa rosa is minus is and san jose and you will walk your dog out and say it's cooler. there's a little fog along the coast, it won't hang around too much. a northwesterly breeze cleaned out the humidity. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, east bay temperatures upper 40s, we have low 50s for some. there's a little bit of a breeze, it's mainly going to be mostly sunny, highs 60s and 70s, tomorrow we'll get more of a north wind and see 80s, today much better than the last couple of days. here's a man who never has a computer and mic issues, my good friend, sal -- just kidding. >> i just made everyone in the control room hate me for the next five minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. westbound 80s awe as you head to the fairfield and it looks good as you head to the carquinez bridge. a lot of the road work we have overnight, it'

i won't be age to rebut. >> it is the mic. speak into the mic. >> i am speaking it as much as i can. i don't want to shout this. say long a long journey. we are open the entire time. that was our intention from the time we bought the property. in addition, we started this phase of the project well over a year ago and have been open with our neighbors and the neighborhood the entire time. we highlighted that correspondence including the mandatory preapplication meetings and mailings in addition to other outreach that we did. there is the opportunity for dialogue all along. the only response we received from the neighbor was they didn't want us to do the project and they were opposed. nothing asked for we offered to bring the meeting to her. we had a conference call and have been open this entire time. only after the dr was filed did we have a conversation where they responded. i am a mom of two kids six and nine. 1600 square feet with one bathroom. we are trying to make it work. it let us afford to stays in the home. if we cann

drop the mic. >> drop the mic. and the rock 'n roll hall of n chris martinez has your "eye on entertainment"." >> reporter: '80s metal band def leppard is among the musical acts on the ballot for the first time at the rock 'n roll hall of fame. 15 acts in total were nominated this year. janet jackson received her third straight nomination. and rapper ll cool j earned his fifth nod. usually around five nominees are voted in each year. winners will be announced in december. >> how? >> madam secretary star tim daly will receive an award from the princess grace foundation in new york next week. the actor is being honored for his role as president of the creative coalition a group committed to arts advocacy and education. and jason teams up with the muppets for apple tv's new season of carpool karaoke. matthew mcgonaughey and snoop dogg are also among the celebrities taking part. it starts friday. that's your "eye on entertainment." chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> time now 4:57. >> one of the strongest storms

when you get the mic, we have a colleague over here who's going to be passing a mic around. so if you are called on for a question, please introduce yourself with your news organization and please keep your questions brief. so about our guest, welcome, judge. we are very privileged to have you here today, and i don't use the word privileged lightly. federal judges, including immigration judges, are generally barred from speaking publicly about issues affecting their courts. so it's important to note that the judge is not here today as a representative of the department of justice but rather in her capacity as president of the national association of immigration judges. we very much appreciate her taking time out of her busy, busy schedule to discuss the unprecedented challenges to our immigration system and to its courts that have evolved since president donald trump's administration took office and jeff sessions became the nation's attorney general. in an effort to speed up deportations and eliminate a backlog of cases, the department of justice sim posing quotas on judges,

to bring in the mics? hang on one second. we have a microphone. [inaudible] >> okay. third -- [laughter] >> i understand. third row. >> hi, there, i really enjoyed the talk. i want you to get comment on the time and space in which it occurs, seems to have a certain pattern in space and time and can you comment on that? >> well, one of the spaces that i keep writing about, in fact, for a while i had post-it no more writing about the 18th century coffee house. it's where the enlightenment happened. it comes up so much because it is where we have a third space, it's not work, it's not home and when these coffee houses appeared, you had flourishing of new ideas that happened in particularly in england in the late 1600's and early 1700's, when they took off they were so popular that charles the second issued official decree banning coffee houses, 1670 or something like that, the new spaces are distracting men from their lawful calling and affairs and that ban lasted one week because everyone was already so hook

grabbed a microphone from taylor swift at an award ceremony, president obama was caught on an open mic saying this: >> the young lady seems like a perfectly nice person. she's getting her award... >> why would he do that? >> he's a jackass. >> reporter: west said the president was on his "hero's journey," and the rapper appeared to be delighted to be along for the ride. possibly for the first time in his presidency, in the oval office, the president appeared speechless, saying at one point, "that was quite something." jeff? >> glor: all right, major. thank you very much. coming up next explosion on board a soyuz rocket had everyone fearing the worst for the crew. welcome to tide pods talk with gronk. i'm gronk! these are tide pods. this is not. even this entire bottle can't beat tide pods. to recap: ugh... tide pods. if it's clean, it's got to be tide. >> glor: the only vehicle that can currently take crews to the space station has been grounded, after a russian soyuz rocket malfunctioned today just after launch. the two crew members survived a jarring return to earth. mark strassmann

. >> moderator: now we're getting close to, we hardly even touch on issues, and our open mic segment maybe we can get into a couple other things, especially health care which i know something you both care about. do you want to do closing statements or do one more topic? [laughter] >> let's do topics. >> moderator: i like the way you guys -- so let's talk about health care. we've got a little over two minutes to hit health care, and i think it's your attorney turn, young. again, where do you think you differ when it comes to affordable care act and, you know, other universal health care and things. is there a difference between now and -- >> oh, absolutely, there is a clear difference. first of all, health care costs are rising, right there so we need to take care of this by providing more market-based competition so we can lower cost. we need to allow individuals to be able to purchase their insurance plans that is across the state lines. we need to be able to provide more generic brands because i personally experienced it. when i went recently to the a pharmacy to buy a drug -- med

will open it up to the crowd for 15 or 20 minutes for q&a, and i think it looks like there are two mics but probably the best bit is when it's time to ask questions is to come up, lined up behind the first mic. if are not close enough i may nag you to be closer because we're being televised live in the people at home all over the country who are watching who want to hear your question as follows us. it's a great privilege to introduce francis fukuyama and i'm just going to read his bio and then we'll get going. so francis fukuyama is olivier nomellini senior fellow at stanford universities freeman spogli institute for international studies and director of its in our democracy, development and the rule of law. he's taught at the school of advanced international studies at johns hopkins university and at the george mason university school of public policy. he was a researcher at the rand corporation and served as deputy director for the state department's of policy planning staff. he's the author of political order and political decay, "the origins of political order", the end of history

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. >> that was a drop mic moment, laura. and he understands this is his moment in the mid-terms. beyond fox news and cable he was reaching a massive audience and making his final pitch for the mid-terms. it was a tour deforce. >> laura: he has been doing this. people are saying he, is not accessible because he is n not a show with four viewers. they killed offff the beloved matriarch and there is well backlash. >> 10.5 million people tuned in. that is 55% we beneath the premier. it's also beneath the average for the year. roseanne died of an opioid overdose and we found out where she got those opioids. >> nobody can afford those meds. rosie needed pain-killers. i had some so i gave them to her.sh she said she needed those pain pills to get back to work because you guys were running out of money. >> don't you try to put this on me. you killed her. >> this is a bad eugene o'neal play. >> to take down a beloved funny character like this. she was a stand in for middle america. it was disrespectful. but i'm sorry most viewers -- >> laura: it's the way liberal elites usually treat the

there are a plane better than anybody it was your next united states senator from arizona bar the mics out if the vote if this is an important event for mike sell it to keep the support of the republican base. america is back in arizona is back thanks to the leadership of president job it was jack do you see do the republicans fight it out. however to win she has to appeal to the broader electorate of her state from supporters but also centrist suburban voters and people repulsed by the president's policies quite a challenge even for a full. like martha x.l.e. . our last stop this week you know a sport unites at least that's what the hamburg soccer club some probably believes the club helps organize training camps for migrants and italians insouciantly the idea is to train together and get to know each other better. a football pitch in the sicilian town of syracuse a has been temporarily taken over by german club some paoli technical director event lean in and several youth team coaches have traveled over under them also kick the boarders italians the migrants were trying to give a ful

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. >> [inaudible] >> is there a mic? [inaudible conversations] >> hold the mic very close to your mouth when you talk -- [inaudible conversations] >> sorry about that. >> oh, i think he's first, and then you'll be concern. concern -- you'll be -- >> this question is for fran access. your name is frances, right? >> yes. >> of all the reporters and correspondents that went to vietnam, you seem to be, certainly to my knowledge, the only one that managed to dig the deep must have to understand -- deep enough to understand the culture of vietnamese. my question to you is what was it about you that made you able to do that, and how much about vietnam did you know before you went there? did you learn it all on the job? >> very good question, because i think probably reading is key to most things. but i learned most of it when i returned. i learned all the questions while i was there. i didn't learn the answers until i started reading seriously and reading the french, mainly french anthropologists and that kind of thing. and so

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remember when he grabbed the mic after she won the mtv award in 2009? it appears president trump is behind him. he is lashing out at the pop st star one day after she endorsed two democrats on instagram. she called fans to vote for phil bredesen over marsha blackburn. >> marsha blackburn is doing a great job in tennessee. she is a tremendous woman. i'm sure taylor swift doesn't know anything about her. let's say i like taylor's music about 25% now. okay? >> swift also endorsed democratic congress member jim cooper who is running for re-election to the house. so far, swift has not commented on the presidential remarks. >> she has been careful to stay out of politics. she is making it clear here. >> that is a tight race. >>> the boston red sox handing the yankees the worst post season loss. 16-1. brock holt had a single, double, triple and home run to spark the sox to a 2-1 series lead. red sox can move on with a win. astros in game four tonight. the game was so lopsided. yankees used back-up catcher andrew romine as a pitcher. holt took him deep for the

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we for the mic and introduce yourself. >> scott with the hill newspaper. mr.er, i know you didn't get a vote on the kavanaugh confirmation, but how engaged were you in the process? were you speaking with mr. mcconnell or trump everyday? if you did, do you have an advice? >> actually i wasn't. i haven't speak spoken with him since the beginning. so i haven't but in the senate thing. the house doesn't get involved. i told the president after the confirmation about that in a number of other issues. so i haven't been involved. i thought her speech was tremendous. i thought susan really with her analysis, i think she showed the right analysis. the right tone. >> bloomberg news. you are critical of medicare for all, i was wondering if you think the a hca is the best way to fix -- >> the bill that we passed? >> yes. >> i think the house bill was the right way to go because the house bill says, do but what you want to buy, here's the tax credit to purchase a plan of your choosing. i think it's important to go back to the states, that's the better way in my opinion, to

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i look at that, and i look at the mic was and all of the things that he did. listening to books recently that have come, because dad would have been 105 this year, the wind got me, my dad had a sweater that someone had knitted win in two. the things that he did because he put america first, were so important. >> and your mother's legacy? >> my mother's legacy is so simple. because she started off with intending to do what they called crippled children and handicapped children back then. because that is because her mother was the president of the hospital in grand rapids michigan. while her mother was conducting board meeting emma my mother was down working with children in rehabilitation and teaching them to dance and then she was diagnosed with breast cancer about six weeks after we had moved into the white house. that became so important to her, because it was her survival, too. so, it was not just all of women in america, and men. because men do get breast cancer. then it followed up with her drug and alcohol addiction. i have continued both of those, and i

. >> i feel like reaching over and just dropping chris' mic. i can't add to that. the thing i will miss most about the senate is relationships like this. being able to work with people who i view as true statesman in every sense of the word. this notion that we have to see .ach other differently just one example, i was on the baseball field in june of 2017. .hen the gunmen opened fire i remember running to the dugout and seeing the bullets pitch off the gravel in front of me. went down. if there is a memory, it is turning and saying that and thinking "why us? why here?" how could people feel a bunch of middle-aged men play baseball trying to relive their youth and see the enemy? that is what this type of politics has bread. we have to get you on that really looked at each other across the aisle and not see the enemy, but -- i mentioned last you want to as if heal yourself, he'll your own brain by taking out your heart. , but weifferent parties are part of the same body. you have got to work together. rarely does a party have 60 votes. it would be horrible if that c

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. >> can you see if my mic is going? >> good afternoon, commissioners, tim fry.wo quick updates to share with you. as you are aware, the joint arts commission, our civic design review committee, of the arts commission, and the h.p.c. joint hearing, regarding the civic center plan won'ting occurring on the 15. however, i still have an outstanding meeting with them to get a better understanding of what sort of topics the committee would like to discuss with the commission. i'll meet with the officers and with you in preparing an agenda to have a much more general discussion at a joint hearing at a future date. if there's anything that comes to the top of your mind now, i'm happy to relay that to their staff, when we have that meeting later this week. also, at the last hearing, the commission asked for more information on the number of entitlements and permits associated with h.p.c. activities that mayor breed's legislation. i have connected with kate conner and carlie grobe from our staff and they will have a report in your packets for your october 17th hearing. th

i need to resemble yod if you have a question you'll need to go to the mic to ask the question since we are live-streaming. and also the authors will be signing books at the adult signing tent on congress avenue immediately following this session. so i'll beginning with their bio's. lenoralenora chu was a consultad author with 15 years of experience in the u.s. and china. her book little soldiers won the award in 2018 and was short listed for stanford universities's international pride. internationally recognized expert on chinese education, lenora has appeared on npr, cbs, the bbc and the cbc, and her articles and on eds have been published in the "wall street journal," the "new york times," the cut, and business insider among others. she's given speeches about chinese education on four cont in the. a native of houston texas, which we share that honor and distinction. lenora holds degrees in engineering and journal umpfrump stanford and columbia. justin driver is the harry wyatt professor of law at the university of chicago. and previously he was at the university of texas at austin

. >> vice chair kopp: [off mic] >> but the reality there was much more focus on the other issue than on this at that interested persons meeting. no one really discussed this at all. >> vice chair kopp: what was the other issue? >> it was the new desktop. or dashboard. right? no, public financing. sorry. how much of this is new? things were pretty cumbersome then. and i know you are improving tremendously, i want to say that for the record. in any event, i would suggest maybe an i.p. meeting and that commissioner ambrose attend. because she had some very good points. and some of the people in the room attend, including anita maio who i think made some excellent points. thank you. >> vice chair kopp: thank you. all right, now ms. maio you are properly introduced with an accolade and more paper. >> good afternoon, commissioners, anita maio. regulation 699-12-a-2 and 699-12-b-2 require when receiving a request for opinion or informal advice the executive director will determine if it's a complete and proper request and transmit that to the questioner within two days after the determinati

[applause] >> i got the mic. >> this could be good. >> this could be good. no, but i think we should start with, you know, i'd just like to bring it up that there's a whole lot of people in this country that do give you a lot of credit for everything you've been doing for this country. >> thank you. >> that we know that some people don't give it to you as much as maybe they should sometimes. a big part of this bill that i'm a huge fan of is for the unsung songwriters out there. there's so many who have written the songs that no one will ever see at any level. and everybody knows this business of music is a pretty dirty business. there's a lot more that needs to be done here, and we need to go after the record companies next for things like free goods and things like that. but this is a great start to protect songwriters, producers, engineers, the unsung heroes behind many of these songs that go out there. people like myself who are maybe more at the top of the food chain, it really doesn't affect as much. but i know many people it does affect. so this is goi

the mic's. just asking your question from your seat will not do the audience any good. thank you to the former members of congress and to the national archive. and to our panelist even before they've said what they're going to say, i thank them for carving out time for this. this was a f arranged a long time ago in american political life which is to say several weeks ago, and we even had our preconference. we did a panel and everybody gets together on a conference call and even that seems like a long time ago in our political life. sadly our political life has been sort of rocked anew by another ruined of potential violence today, so that's a surprise that nobody -- none of us knew about. so when we -- when the former members and the archives got together to talk about voter discontent in a wave election year i think the supposition was it was going to be a wave election year. i'm guessing from the folks in the green room they're going to disagree with that. >> not me. >> not you, there you go.

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. >> into the mic, commissioner. >> oh. thank you. i think about for years is when i started biking more consistently and i really agree with the recommendations as far as having a partner or a buddy to help with the journey. here are the lights you need and the biking equipment. i think, you know, as any person , but especially a woman, we multitask and we have multiple things to do. it takes a lot of planning to say ok, what is my schedule like for the day? i often get teased when people see my backpack because they asked me if i am going to go camping. but if -- it is all my equipment for the day. i have multiple outlets -- outfits and have laptops and everything else but i also do work at an office that has places for me to be able to store my bike securely and safely and to be able to change. i can change into more work appropriate attire if needed. and, you know, safety is absolutely key. i would love more infrastructure and bike lanes. back to that buddy system, it is not just the equipment. it is also, why are you going 16 th?

[mic is silent] >> supervisor kim: thank you. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is aaron kramer, a registered nurse at san francisco general hospital. and i'm proudly standing here to make a stand against racism and discrimination of all forms. motto of san francisco general hospital is treat all patients with compassion and respect. and a lot of the times i feel that we can't achieve that goal if management can't even treat our employees that way. and i'm standing here today to represent a group of union members, 15 members that were laid off at the end of the fiscal year. these members are women, these members are minorities, and they were laid off as needed retirees, seen as making too much money or whatever you want to call it, but sure they are prop f, as needed, but the hospital has suffered a vacancy rate of rns for 10% or more for several, several months now. we have a national nursing shortage and it's the patients, it's the members of the public that depend on our hospital that suffer

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steve is trying to get his mic going. >> i cranked up the heat a little bit. >> this is my first morninge heated seat. >> the heated seat. >> how am i sounding now? >> that sounds much better, steve. >>> we're noticeably cooler -- the problem is in your set -- santa rosa is minus is and san jose and you will walk your dog out and say it's cooler. there's a little fog along the coast, it won't hang around too much. a northwesterly breeze cleaned out the humidity. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, east bay temperatures upper 40s, we have low 50s for

[inaudible] >> you might want to drag the mic over there, please. >> instead of going back an expansion of 28 feet, going back -- what's the math? 15 feet? and if you bring the rear wall back to 883 carolina street, then, you have a compliant building according to the residential -- the planning code 134 c 4 b that is -- that recognizes that 897 carolina street fronts on 22nd street and not carolina. >> did she answer your question so we can start the clock, commissioner? >> yeah, did i. >> yeah, you did. >> gary, can you start their time? >> i have one more thing to say. >> well, you have six minutes and 35 seconds left between the rest of you. >> i just want to address what the one gentleman said about the -- the city having a housing crisis. i agree. i agree. i want this thing built, i want it built compliant. i don't want raccoons to come in through my pet door, i don't want rats to come in and bite my children anymore. but the fact that we have a housing crisis, and the fact that my children will never benefit from these houses in no way shape or form in this city with the way cost

he dropped mic. took his mic. >> gary, you got one up on me today.showing the homebuilders, a couple of them are actually up. that is the point. charles: can buybacks come to the rescue? >> buybacks will help but what will really help, people coming in. there is record -- interactive brokers 50 billion in cash sitting on sidelines in customer accounts. never been that much. people are afraid. when people step in, that -- charles: breaking news for you. law enforcement sources telling fox news, u.s. capitol police are investigating suspicious package addressed to democratic california congresswoman maxine waters. the package at the capitol hill screening facility in maryland. we'll keep you updated on developing story. this is again after suspicious devices were intercepted at addresses or going to former presidents obama, hillary clinton, her husband, new york governor cuomo and florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. there is also a package found today at cnn we'll be right back m conventional thinking. we are a different kind of financial c

torres: [off mic]. >> chair c. brinkman: the aye's have it. 6th street passes. now for taylor, all in favor aye? any opposed? taylor passes as well with one no on each one. we are just about on 3:30 for the taxi item so we will take a short break and be back >> chair c. brinkman: we are back in session now. before we get started for taxi, we are here for the lower great highway which isn't going to be for quite a while. if you are here to comment on lower grade highway, could you raise your hand? okay, and are you in support? keep your hand raised. opposition? just in case you end up leaving before we get to you, i want this board to see, duly noted you were here. i would ask the same thing for howard street but looks like most howard street commentors have left. in support of howard street? duly noted and in case you don't stick around through our taxi item. hope you do, but in case you don't. >> clerk: madam chair you are past the hour of 3:30 where there's a special order so we will get to that at this point. amending transportation code division ii article 3