so we're projecting $190 million from r.m.3. as well as $171 million in new revenue from san francisco, a local measure that was recommended by the mayor and the board of supervisor transportation task force. we took these numbers based on the expenditure programs that were recommended. those numbers could change and of course if those measures don't pass we won't have those revenues and we'll have to revice our plan but i wanted to point out the plan assumes these revenues. so from here and this will be the same story on the operating side, with your certification today, we will in turn submit this to city hall by may first, as the charter requires, and then we will come back to you in july with the full five-year capital improvement plan for your consideration. and that concludes my report and i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, very much. i'd like to go to public comment first before i hear from my hello commissioners. let's go ahead and have three minutes. >> madam chai chair, the only pn is kathy di luca. >