second, i very much appreciate that supervisor weeder is weighing in early on. -- supervisor weeder is weighing in early on. we have been very much press to get help on this issue and i'm glad there is an open channel of communication to get this further. the planning commission is in the process of trying to form a subcommittee. there are a number of people coming from small businesses or others who are interested to discuss this issue together with the public and the board further so we can indeed wrap some new meaning along all of this in 72 time. the third point i would like to make -- all of this in due time. the third point i would like to make is that your pushed back at lot of fuel to the fire and a lot of credibility because we do need your help leigh order to have a sounding change. this is a comment on the architect forms to make choices about food, the neighborhood makes choices about banking. san francisco has a very clearly delineated financial district in which all larger banks have a very well appointed setting for doing their major business. the way we all bank -- and

but ben weeder man pointed out before that it's very different than a situation in egypt and although there are challenges that libya does have some positives going for it in terms of its location, agriculture, some other industry, literacy. how do you rate their potential to make a smooth transition economically and be able to get to reconstruction quickly? >> well, the most important advantage libya has, it doesn't have any debt. banks want to lend to the country. it didn't really want to borrow much either. he wanted lot of gold in foreign exchange, after $60 billion worth. as well as a fund worth $40 billion. one problem they don't have is money. they have lots of money and foreign assets. they could use that very quickly to stimulate reconstruction development. the other thing they have is they've already got the infrastructure into europe with which to supply oil and gas. so it's there. the infrastructure is there. it could be upgraded. so with the right political conditions, the rule of law has to return, if security established in the transition, then investment will come in.