mr. berman, you serve on the neighborhood coordinating committee. was there a lot of discussion between those members and the other residents? >> as far as i know this was an ad hoc group, of which some of the people have already agreed to disappear for the entire summer of the america's cup events. there was no announcement made in our condo of this ad hoc group and we've had several meetings of which the live nation and the police department, the fire department have all been there to help us through this difficult time. and there le at these meetings feeling the disgust that this is allowed to happen in a neighborhood that has been primarily residential. >> thank you. >> i have just another question for clarification. you listed a number of issues that you wanted to have addressed and you may, to the extent we do take jurisdiction, have an opportunity to speak ben. ~ again. i wanted the list right. how many port-a-potties you want moved by october. one time extension with conditions not to be granted. you said something about trucks. i didn't cat

mr. berman. mr. agree does knows we have been on a long journey. i cannot -- mr.odriguez knows we have been on a long journey. i cannot start any question without saying the real commitment of the nation is copper hence of immigration reform. what i remember in terms of our work, the years going past, we worked on issues such as poor housing for farmworkers, poor health conditions, poor working conditions. we were at the bare minimum of trying to create a decent way of life. i'm also reminded of the friendship of cesar chavez and martin luther king. it has been a long, long journey. and i frankly believe that if we look at this issue and do not provide a component that deals with the rights of workers, then we may be going in the same cycle again. so i just want to ask mr. rodriguez -- i may have time for someone else -- to be able to share with me your thoughts about whether there is a framework for protecting workers. i want to ask, as sort of a pointed question, that farmworkers are everybody. if 500 american workers wanted to come and do that work, everybody i