mayor and mr. behar and mr. gregor. thank you for your work and vision. and before i introduce the next speakers. i want to take a moment to introduce two fabulous city heads. first and foremost, our city administrator, naomi kelly. and our head of waterfront development in the office of economic and workforce development, jennifer maps in the back of the room. thank you all for joining us. it's my honor to introduce two more very partners. we would not be able to move forward here at the port of san francisco without the support of our board of supervisors. and particularly those supervisors whose districts that adjoin our waterfront. it's my honor to work with these two ladies on a regular basis. they are committed to the districts they serve and the broader san francisco. they both come at their jobs from different perspectives. but with the common goal that there something here in san francisco for everyone. and with their guidance and input they help make us great. just like we have the opportunity to do so today. please join me in welcoming supervis

behar. >>current will let me say anything. ♪ ♪ mr. d.j.-three minutes after the hour. steven in south carolina hi, steven. >> caller: yeah, i want to know why you guys on the left are picking and choosing. there's more people, far more people that die on the high waist in road accidents, cars than guns. >> stephanie: right. and they are regulated and you have to register them. >> yes. >> caller: so why are we concerned about guns and we're not concerned about cars -- >> because cars have a purpose other than shooting people. >> caller: okay. well, how about people -- >> stephanie: and we have cut way, way back on car deaths. we have cut way back on automobile deaths -- >> because of regulations. because of better safety features on cars. >> stephanie: and speed limits and seat belts and cell phone and texting laws. >> lots of regulations. >> caller: irregardless -- [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> stephanie: government intervention! >> the black helicopters are coming for our cars! >> we really live in a nation of paranoid crazies like that? >> w

behar. >>current will let me say anything. >> john: margaret thatcher has died, and the media has been filled with a lot of extreme comments. many progressives said some genuinely mean nasty things about mrser today. that is not necessaried to that. all one needs to do is list off some of her policies. i called nelson mandela a terrorist. i took milk away from poor children. i supported the regimes of saddam hussein. i cut taxes to the rich and widened the poverty. i insulted working people by saying any man who travels by bus is a failure. all this while urinating on minors. oh i supported apartheid and called mandela a terrorist. i mentioned that, right? that's kind of mean, but it's the truth. now you're not supposed to say hateful things about a world leader on the day they die. i heard this all day from my republican friends who said hateful things about hugo chavez on the day he died. but i happen to think it's possible to mentally walk and chew gum at the same time. one can appreciate mrs. thatcher's amazing drive and historic success in becoming the first female prime minister of the u.k. while also acknowledging her policies hurt millions and millions and millions. if you were wa