and while some minor inputs i think were given at various phases, but they were not part of the -- my understanding is they were not part of the core team involved in drafting the legislation. commissioner o'brien: so we were proceeding thinking that h.r.c. was pretty involved in it and kind of driving what representation we might ought to have been there? >> well, i think here is the time line that transpired. we had no knowledge that this legislation was being drafted until it was introduced. and was forwarded to our commission. which then at that point in time we reached out to h.r.c. because it covers the l.b.e.'s, asked for their input, reached out to the office of economic and workforce development and the legislative sponsor to petroleum briefings and to have them come and present -- to provide staff some preliminary information but to schedule them to present at the legislation and policy committee meeting. so it was after october 26 that we were informeded of the amount of time that had gone into creating and establishing the legislation and who the supervisor worked with in

where we thought we could move the process -- get engage, at various phases where we thought weocess forward. that is what i think is going on, which as president obama has said the course, made clear what he wants in a two-state solution, security for israel, and that the negotiators are trying to move some of the underbrush, and try to sort out and put ideas on the table, and that this is a priority for the united states. at least that is my view of it. >> we will take two of more again, from the right, and from the left. >> secretary albright, regarding the high tensions on the korean peninsula, and since one of you are the few people in modern times to actually go to north korea, do you think that any form of armed conflict is inevitable between the two koreas? >> ok. >> hi. i am an undergraduate student here. my question has more to do with current events right now. i was wondering what your reaction was to the wikileaks situation right now, if you thought it was a positive or a negative, and if you were secretary right now, secretary of state, what would you do, what would

i would go in and meet at a variety of times commented president clinton would get engaged at various phases where we thought that we could move the process of further. and so that is the way i foresee this going on, which is that president obama has set the course, has made very clear what he wants, a two-state solution, security for israel, and that it negotiators are trying to move some of the underbrush and try to sort out and put ideas on the table, and that this is a priority for the united states, at least that's my view of it. >> we will take two more again from the right and left. >> secretary secretary albright, regarding the high tensions right now in the peninsula come in show of the few people that have ever in modern times have ever gone to north korea, do you think that any form of armed conflict of war will help the two koreas? >> i am an undergraduate student. my question is more to do with current events right now. i was wondering first of all what your reaction was to wikileaks situation right now. do you think if it was a positive or negative thing? and then if you are se

a final evaluation hurdle to account is the 20-year phased deployment of various project components. our parish committee consists of several experienced developers and environmental assessor's employed by government agencies in the area. the committee has attended over 45 meetings regarding the project. we have also held many meetings for the interested members of our parish to discuss their concerns in private. after all our analysis, discussion, and efforts, even a pair -- st. stephen's parish supports the new development for the following key reasons -- the relocation of light rail to the west side, addition of traffic signals in 19th avenue and seven adjacent intersections, high level of green building technologies employed throughout the entire project, and a retention of rent control units and the addition of new affordable housing units. thank you. commissioner miguel: thank you. [applause] am i good evening, commissioners. i'm the committee chair for st. stephen's, and i was the person who was tapped by the previous pastor who just recently left the parish and retired to tra

phase two. we have been working closely with our various stakeholders, particularly our main tenants that the temporary terminal, to find a way to provide restrooms to the transit users. i am happy to report we will be providing restrooms to the transit riders, and we are currently working out a deal with ac transit. we will be presenting those deals in january. we will be providing restrooms. chairman ford: thank you. any questions? that conclude your report? any questions of the executive director? ok. next item. >> public comment on the executive director's report. >> my name is john kaufman. i drive through the attempt -- i goes through the temporary terminal every day. i am here to thank and congratulate the authority for moving from a fairly hostile position to where you have come to. i think this is progress. i am looking forward to january when the details are worked out. i think the use of the restroom by laggards will be minimal. it is just making it available for those needed. i think there are costs involved, but they should be minimal. i am very hopeful that you will be able to resolve tho

dooley: and then in relationship to the next phase and you have heard from the commissioners that there is great concern about the economic impact and there is various ways to take a look at the economic impact and to take a look at jobs affected. i don't see that listed in the timeline as a key criteria of something to be noting in your timeline. so between 2011 and 2013. >> on the next page, the presentation to the transportation authority and there are two major items listed and adoption of the report and then advancing further study, one of the things, in fact, it's the first thing listed is a more detailed economic evaluation. and those are the things that we think or rather that we have heard through outreach and would also recommend need further analysis and more detailed analysis in the next phase and we agree with you is essentially what i'm saying. commissioner dooley: ok. just note that it would be, if you're going to be doing this report it would be great to also see that economic analysis as a core component in that as well. >> thank you. president yee riley: commissioner kasselman. commissioner kasselman: i have one last question and i