rohan, if you would? >> on sunday, november 14, at approximately 8:00 p.m., police were called to the 1300 block of mason court in assault on a cable car operators. the victim was an employee for 12 years and still is an employee. the agent was being transported to san francisco general hospital. at the time the incident happened, the cable car was stopped, which in to go out of service for repair, and there were no customers on the cable car. the operator was approached, with multiple stab wounds causing life-threatening injuries. after investigation and insistence from witnesses on the scene, officers were able to apprehend a suspect. staff visited the operator in the hospital yesterday and report his medical condition is stable. we are thankful for that. the agency is outraged that something like this would happen to one of our operators. it appears meaningless to us. and we are continuing to work with the sfpd, because it continues to be under investigation, and we will aid and support in whatever way

rohan said, from everybody on the staff to be out there working and to celebrate. the night of november 1 is, once again, an extraordinary performance by the men and women of this organization, albeit in a little bit of a bittersweet role. that night, we demonstrated that not only could we carry a lot of people, but that we were able to absorber incredible stress on the system caused by what i would describe as some individual act of spontaneous celebration that got out of control. i am pleased to say that we had operators who stayed with vehicles, people who worked all night because trains became trapped and could not move, to make sure we have seamless rush- hour the next day. we had extraordinary acts of professionalism. and i think the organization stood tall in the middle of all this. the key part of that was we were both able to meet the rush hour the next day, but absorber all this safely. there were no major or serious incidents or injuries other than a lot of vandalism that occurred in the system. that position us two days later for the parade and -- that

sense colman sense to try and reduce that all at once unfortunately that might not be the mark ok rohan i mean it's continue on that theme there if everybody does it once then it's a race to the bottom here and looks like the united states is out in front with its six hundred billion dollars purchase by the fed mean it didn't announce today anybody just did it and a lot of people are not very happy about it it's exploiting america's problems to everybody else and that goes basically to emerging markets the u.s. didn't do everybody a favor maybe itself though. well i want to go in on that first. so first of all you've got to remember that this was preannounced several weeks ago and it was very well telegraphed into the into the markets and the purchase started but you know that's a very different problem than the debt problem sickly what you're looking at when you're printing a lot more money and yes it is indeed making other countries and so she emerging markets angry because it has the potential of devaluing or diluting the currency that is one of the the solutions certainly not one th