michael roth, i'm going to start with you and put it very simply-- is college still a good investment? >> college is a great investment, and it works so well for so many. america has built the greatest university sector in the world, and we have our challenges because that sector has changed dramatically because of change in access, changes in the economy and culture. but what has made that sector great is we have given students an opportunity to discuss what they want to do, what they're good at, get better at it, and then find a way to keep doing that work after college. we have to be transparent about the work we do. we have to evaluate it critically. but i think it's a big mistake to retreat from college education in the name of more specialized or technical or entrepreneurial fantasies because that sector of research, exploration, and learning has served us well and it can serve us well in the future. >> brown: peter teal, you have raised a warning over what you call an education bubble, explain what you mean and what you're worried about. >> we have a bubble in education the cos

roth? mr. ruston. >> yes, my name is michael ruston. i am a resident of 16 years. i would like to recommend that you deny the motion to approve these rezonings, et cetera. i think it's a violation of due process, that the recommendations of katherine moore have not been considered. there was no consideration of a non-demolition scheme for improving park merced. i would like to point out, i understand you aring looking for fair treatment on densification in the city, but to say we need to do more development on the west is questionable at best, you need to look at development that does not bulldoze people's hirms. you did it when the highway came down and new territory opened up that didn't destroy people's home. i would like you to consider there are many dogs that play and use this open space, and that there are people as well. i really would like to ask you look at who is behind the promises. i went on google and looked at stellar management and fortress' previous developments. they got rid of affordable housing and rent control. there is complaint after complain