mr. wangther, kevin. this is the father of one of the boys i give guitar lessons to. nice to meet you. nice to meet you, too. have you seen vincent today? no. excuse me. should we go? wait, something's wrong. wang: ramón, have you seen vincent? no, vincent hasn't been here all day. we don't know where he is. he didn't come home for lunch and my wife is getting worried. somebody saw him with alex. that can't be, alex is home. let's call him and see if he's heard from vincent. vincent's missing. i heard. is there anything i can do, mr. wang? i don't know but thank you for offering. it's ringing. ( phone ringing ) ( phone continues ringing ) ramón: no one's answering. i'm going to have to go to the house to see if anything's wrong. maybe your phone is out of order. no, the answering machine picked up. sooner or later, we'll get a call from one of them. my wife is at home in case vincent calls there. is there anyone that can stay at your house to answer the phone? kevin and i would be glad to answ

i have a great deal of respect for mr. wang. i've worked with him for years. he suggested some changes. we incorporated everything that planning suggested for us. our team has responded to every single suggestion that was made by planning. please, support this wonderful infill project and help families stay in san francisco. thank you. >> any additional public comment? okay. seeing none, the public comment portion is closed. commissioner antonini. >> thank you. as a west side resident, i drive through here frequently. when i'm coming across town, i think this is a very good project and it starts to help us to meet some of the housing demand in a very small way. and we are limited in the number of sites we have available, but i've talked to tim colin in the past about taking a trip. there are some, there are some opportunity sites and if you say you're losing your open space, all you have to do is look at the rendering across the street that shows a huge area on the other side of garden side where there is nothing built. and even if some additional structures w

good morning, mr. wang. good to see you. >> good morning. hear from you. >> we've already had a little bit of conversation about this piece in the journal about the economy that the new leader of china will have and just some of the, you know, right now, unlike past years, it's not unanimous that growth will continue forever in china necessarily. there are people on the other side now that say it's overbuilt and some of the things are coming home to roost. you take the other side. i think you're more with steve on this. do you think that maybe there's a little bit of slowing but it's a huge opportunity? >> well, for me, we're seeing the worst is behind us. i think q3 data have shown to us the trade volumes, the in and outs recovering from our perspective, our ships are looking well. you look at our ships 95% fully laden from asia to europe, frankly, at this point in time our ships are 100% fully laden, and people have to understand that we talk about international trades, with he talk about value. for our business we talk about the volume. v

mr. wang's -- misdoings. host: natalie says the best way to secede is for a sympathetic governments and individuals to stop complying with directives from d.c. dictators. would you go along with that? hello? professor rothstein, your reaction. guest: and natalie, natalie's talking about a notification which is closely allied to secession. he refused to follow the federal law but used a part of the union. the constitution forbids that. there is a supremacy clause that says a federal law has to be followed, it is supreme. that would be punishable. i do not think it is possible to stay in the union and have nullification. abraham lincoln argued from the supremacy clause that there can be no secession because federal law is supreme. there are some flaws with that argument. i saw the new abraham lincoln movie. it is absolutely terrific. but it does show you that he bent the law very much in order to get, accomplish the vision he had. every once in awhile and history somebody comes along with that kind of vision. a