thank you very much. >> mr. winnlow a quick question on the right-of-way maybe your opinion around the way it is kwaftsd or mobile and moving i want to hear our thoughts. >> so you know it is a tough problem we kind of looked at the together with the sponsor to a certain degree knowing 1962 within the right-of-way but it is more than your typical sidewalk that is a substantial space and also full knowing some transition into market street so not been able to definitelyly knowing o know those materials and palace some that marks the space is special intersection that the staff report correctly identified 4 deft neighborhoods and it focuses as you come down market street and fulsome street you know we were looking it the sense of a lot of others public spaces the city that have a special civic nature i don't want to say that mechanics plaza is of that structure but could be getting a place to act like the plaza in it place would be some of the thoughts some of the thoughts in the few weeks we have a better streets plan

winn brought good-bye. >> no question about without question. she was much more than just a first lady. she was a symbol of strength and vitality and pride of the united states. >> reporter: mrs. reagan will soon be husband at the library. a special place on a hilltop with a view they love in a country that loved them both even more. prior to the funeral service for nancy reagan, which is still in the planning process tonight, there will be an opportunity for the public to come here to the presidential library. it is a place that the former first lady loved deeply and a place that will no doubt be packed with incredibly large crowds in the coming days. lester? >> all right. miguel, thank you. the presidential candidates took a short break from campaigning to offer their condolences and reflections today. in a joint statement bill and hillary clinton said, "her was legendary." senator bernie sanders called her "an exemplary first lady." among the republicans donald trump said mrs. reagan was "an amazing women." senator marco rubio tweet bd her integrity and grace while senator ted cruz praised her deep passion for this nation. governor john kasich said america and the reagan f

mr. trump is going to be onboard with this, too, we talk about things that are good for everybody. not for this group or that group. the whole concept of picking and choosinging winne inin ining wi. that simply would not happen with a trump administration. looking at ways to benefit all americans that create an equal playing field. a quality of opportunities, that's what we're looking for. that doesn't mean we're not sense it tiff to people who are downtrodden. we're very sensitive to people who are downtrodden and will be putting in place things that will allow them to ascend. many people have been place ed in a position of dependency for generations. they don't even recognize what's going on. gnaw [ inaudible ]. >> what are you doing? we are fighting in the middle east. [ inaudible ] to china [ inaudible ] and if our neighborhood? >> i'll let mr. trump answer that question. >> do you see a future for politics? would you be interested in serving in a potential trump administration? >> i'm interested in america. my interest is our posterity. any possibility of the american dream. interested in helping to achieve the goal of saving america and making it great. absol