that concludes the staff renation. presentation. >> we will be taking action on these items as well as public comment so if there's public comment on either. >> i have two speaker cards. [inaudible]. >> [inaudible] i'm very amazed at the fact when i hear conversations about what happened in 2008 and '10 and what you're doing today is really out of order because of the fact when the board of supervisors and city planning supported the project going forward, we had to get an attorney, the community did. and i'm quite sure we know about the lawsuit because they was not negligent. none of that land was clean and it stated, the judge ruled and if you want the information i'll give you -- call me. my number is 467-0535 and i will give you the phone number to the individuals that made the lawsuit come about and give you the judge's ruling. again, my number is 467-0535. call me this evening and i will give you powers phone number because they're the ones that filed the lawsuit and stopped everything and the judge ruled that no

it did undergo renation back in the '80s -'90s, but focused on the ground floor. ironically, there are two and a half more floors in the building and no toilets. so on the third floor, was the children's programming. that became the big craft fairs with hundreds of kids up there on any day of the week on the third floor and would have to go down to the first floor for toilets. luckily, it had an elevator, but this is also -- the center has a world-renowned screen printing program and graphic arts program, that is very famous. here we're doing toilets, lots of toilets, happy toilets. [laughter ] and we're also adding the wheelchair lifts. so somebody in a chair can get to the graphic arts program. we're correcting doorway widths and also, they have a foodservice bar for pre-functions. we're going to change that out, because that has been a very successful addition to each one of the cultural centers since the neighborhood living room. so that is a complete -- what is going on in our ada transition plan for this year. >> thank you very much, mr. scott. i have commen

reality is, thehe e ecb is saying as we did three or four years ago, let's remove all the stops, let's renatet any cost and bring financial assets with it. >> my colleague sara eisen disagrees with you and i strongly. >> i mean my feeling and, ward, maybe you can weigh in, for central bankers to be effective here and the goal obviously is to stimulate lending in europe, fight the super low inflation and get the euro weaker they have to surprise in big way. negative deposit rates was baked in. strategists writing about it a long time. even the lending programs. what was the big surprise here? >> i don't think there was a big surprise. the ecb did what was expected. however, they did hold out potential to do more with, you know, sort of vague promises of buying abs and vague promises of not continuing to drain some of the other purchases that they've already had. i think they've delivered on what their promises are and held up some potential to do more going forward. draghi is pretty good at that. pretty good at holding the carrot out there and keeping the market moving along. >> do you think i