i'm just saying. >> yes. >> commissioner pearlman. >> ms. smith, i just had a quick question. could you tell us about the diamond heights safety wall? what was the issue that it got sent back. >> sure. it went to land use committee initially and they decided to move it forward but didn't have a recommendation either way. i think one of the concerns is about the funding, it being a sculpture and whose responsibility is it to maintain it. it has implication that's need to be preserved, maintained. who is responsible for doing that? how is it going to be paid for? so some of the issues hadn't been resolved. so we're -- designation helped to get some of those answers from other city agencies. so we've been able to determine that yes, it is city owned. we got that confirmation from the department of real estate. then as i mentioned t has since been added to dpw's maintenance list prior to this process -- to initiation. it was not on their radar. then i guess the most recent update is arts commission. they've agreed to assume management of it as well. we still need to do tightening

pearlman. he's a space history specialist and founder of collectspace. com.t exclusive group of moonwalkers now a little smaller. indeed, only four of the original, are their remaining testa m e nts the original, are their remaining testaments to our mankind's first voyage to another world. tell us about alan bean and his contribution to space exploration. he was a member of the third group of astronauts elected in 1963 and he flew twice to space. first on apollo 12, the second moon landing, becoming the fourth man to walk on the moon and it was the first decision landing coming down near a robotic we had sent their two years before and they were able to collect pieces and bring it back to earth. —— we had sent them out. he commissioned the second mission to skylab, the us first space station and set a record with his crew, 59 days, the longest time any humans had spent in space. one of the fascinating things about him was his passion for arts. key tell us more about that? indeed. he hadn't interest in art long before he became an astronaut —— can you tell us

as a new member of arc, commission hyland was there that day and commission pearlman, we were doing a great job of reviewing the adequacy of the presentation alternatives for the project. and they were good. they were great. and we were looking at the value of the historic -- not only historic buildings, but the historic landscape and the integration of that as significant in the integration of those elements. and we asked the owner and the project sponsor to go back and do a better job on that and give us a little more attention to particularly, i was interested in the landscape. and the relationship to the building. so i think we've already got a wonderful process going on. and i did not hear anything that -- of convincing to lend this to national register status. i mean, if anything, we should be looking at something local first or even eligibility, so to me, this is shock value. it's too shocking to -- i didn't hear anything really convincing to enable me to support a national register. nomination. so that's my initial thought. >> commissioner black: yes, hi. when i moved to san f

priority: you >>> check please, there's a treat own "power lunch," oz pearlman, will be here he mailednvelope on tuesday, with a prediction of the stock market he's the picture of tyler when it was taken tuesday when delivered. all four of us have signed it to prove it's been sealed we can assure tsa it's been in our possession the whole time. we are going to find out tomorrow what is inside with this - >> wow >> if he's correct >> do we know a time frame for the prediction 12 month price target or - >> we have no idea >> we know from the producers, he's a magician. he makes predictions, and they come true. >> wow, magic. >> magic >> all right we were talking about spotify removing r. kelly music from the promoted play list 50 cent tweeted an hour ago, spotify is wrong for what they are doing to artists like r. kelly and xxxtentacion they are not even convicted of anything >> it's a good point >> it is but as we have seen in movements, it does not take a conviction for people to be outraged by behavior that then gets that person who accused of doing something removed from whatever posi