ms. harris if he wants to say a few words. >> mr. chairman, and members, director rifkin, thank you for the opportunity to present this award to tee win. tee win, on behalf of all the division, we're extremely proud of what you do every day. thank you so very much for your work and congratulations on this award today. it reads, in recognition and appreciation of your dedication to improving the quality of life of the employees of the municipal transportation agency and the residents of san francisco by the san francisco municipal transportation agency. dated today, december 4, 2012, signed by the chairman tom nolan and our director of transportation ed [inaudible]. congratulations. >> thank you. (applause) >> congratulations on behalf of the board. thank you so much for your ou

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ms. johnson, i agree. you are a gentleman. thank you. the chair recognizes dr. harris for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman i want to thank the panel for being here today to review what the strategy is going forward. i am going to ask first comments on a very particular aspect and leads off with the chairman had said that at some point there is an important input but to be honest the crippled critical things that we are doing really there is no mandan but necessary. i work in the operating room. the surge that we are giving you could do from around the world. you could have the surgeon sitting around the world from where that machine is actually in putting an intricate operation with feedback and i don't remember the fancy scientific name but you actually feel what they feel like and all of the inputs the chairman indicates it's now being gained and if you talk to the teenagers at home, robotics and clubs and high schools, this is to some extent the future. and given the expense of redundancy necessary in the program and our need to get the most training and research and engineering experience kno