the upper fillmore ncd and upper avenue ncd. in upper fillmore tends to locate in victorian buildings with limited parking, representing the existing building stock and comparing to comparisons shoppers who are likely to walk from store to store. it's a walkable district. many of the formula retailers on geary and ocean sell groceries and prefer to transport them in a car. in general, pharmacis, grocery stores and banks and other uses that we consider to be serving the residents daily needs account for most of the formula retail in the districts with controls. so that means that formula retailers in the neighborhood commercial district are meeting the daily needs of the residents. this map shows the distribution of grocery stores as an example of daily needs serving uses. some parts of the city with lower population densitis and lower incomes appear to be underserved, but for the most part grocery stores appear more evenly distributed. so three ways that pending legislation is proposing to alter the definition of "formula retail

on may 4th, the national council on disability or the ncd is going to be in the bay area for their quarterly meeting and that will be running from sunday, may 4th until tuesday, may 6. and the topic is sharing great ideas, pioneering the next wave of disability policy. and i really want to encourage people to participate in this process. it's going to be at the ed roberts campus, which of course is the ashbury bart. and it's a very grassroots, ground up identify your issue and pitch it to the crowd type of structure, similar to [speaker not understood]. in fact, they have a goal. they want no spectators, just participants. what they are looking for are people or groups that want to lead a session to share what you're working on, what your goals are, and your issues. so, sunday, may 4th, starting at 4 o'clock is when the reception begins and access dance company is going to be performing that night at 5:30. and again, the meeting will be at ed roberts campus, ashbury bart, berkeley, california, and the best site to learn more about the national council on disability is to go to the ncd.wikia

. >> there are quite a few people who felt that certain ncd's were better served by much smaller retail establishments. >> and they are relocated. i believe it's been said they're relocated an existing facility so it's not a new presence. i mean, there are other locations so, you know, that would be something that would be considered by the planning commission as well. >> this is not an mcd, right? >> no, this is not. >> neighborhood commercial. >> i heard m also. >> neighborhood commercial. >> maybe i'm slurring it. thank you. i had a question for the appellant. could your clinic be less than 2,000 square feet? >> yes. >> which component is more important to you? the pharmacy or clinic? >> that's a tough call because the pharmacy generates a ref revenue that pays for the patients who come into the clinic. >> understand. >> i would have to say the clinic is more important. >> you may -- i think in the long term, you would want to have total clarity in your permit history, okay? >> mm-hm. >> if you could make the clinic less than 2,000 square feet, i would consider a partial granting of

you know, an ncd, for example, is not written in stone. it can be changed. and i think that that sort of where the problem lies that we have a lot more transient residents in many districts now. but i say, if you are in dog patch and you want something different, i say get involved with your group and go to your supervisor and make the change. it can be done. >> commissioner dwight's comments of neighborhoods changing, i'm in upper market with huge changes with all of this new building and more new buildings coming and the thing that worries me the most, that we do have a lot of ground-floor retail coming on the market. and with the neighborhood groups, sometimes people want something and we don't get it. 95% of the people wanted a traders joe and told no. 95% of the people wanted a chipoltes and we were told no. so what worries me with certain controls being tested, there i'm just afraid of what you said to see a lot of vacancis and developers -- and sometimes a formula retail can subsidize that. my neighborhood is definitely changing with 3,000 new people

on may 4th, the national council on disability or the ncd is going to be in the bay area for their quarterlyting and that will be running from sunday, may 4th until tuesday, may 6. and the

ncd steady falloff over the the last month or so. all three of those companies, all time highs for all three. he tells you where we have been the last couple of months. >> valuations, what are they and how do they compare to the tech bubble back at the beginning of the millennium? >> if you look at the nasdaq and &e ratios, you have to go back to 2007 to get the relations that high. valuations were only 50 times higher than earnings. notrelations not cheap, but as expensive as they were then. >> the temptation to offer shares in an initial public offering, with that dissipate because of the turbulence of the technology sector? >> we have been talking about the massive pipeline of theiries looking to exit investments. richer valuations. a buoyant market. the perfect time to float. that would be a difficult thing to do. >> look what happened to king digital entertainment. which produces the candy crushed game. >> it got crushed, mark. this year, there has been a bubble in people of talking about bubbles. what we have not had for a long