those are my qualifications with incidents for having worked with the united states park police. let me say to you all categorically, if you say you have cameras on our muni buses, they better be there. they better be there. that's all i want to say. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> cory lam followed by mark gruberg. and those are the last two people. >> good afternoon, mr. lam. >>> good afternoon, board of directors. myself and a few others, 10 or more of us from the taxi industry were asked to participate in a bicycle strategic plan at the 1 south van ness building. and i felt like we were -- we were asked to be part of the program which was nice, but it was more of a sales presentation where they laid out, this is where we are, this is where we could be, and this is where we want to be. and that's all great. i think that that's an integral part of san francisco. but with each step was a multiplier of hundreds of millions of dollars from, you ow, 50 million and then, this is where we are and this is where we'd like to be in the middle of 200 million.

we have united states park police and representatives from the marine corps taking part. look at the video we shot moments ago. some were showing some of the students how to run the drills here at the green valley academy. that's what they're using to do this active shooter situation. i want to bring in the head of the seminar here. give me a quick synopsis of what you have going on. >> an instructor training program. you mentioned some of the agencies involved. it's a three-day program. we certify them. we give them information to take home and share with their communities whether it be schools, churches, places gathering, things like that. to prepare in case this does happen. >> reporter: over ten agencies. st. mary's police department, prince georges, places all over the region. we were talking about how critical it is all these jurisdictions know how to run the same drills in case for instance two montgomery police officers show up to a scene with two prince georges county police officers. >> yes. now we share information between agencies. not only agencies within the