her name is sister mary and she said the mayor is really between a rock and a hard place and she applauded the decision, although i think everyone is cautious about making sure that people would actually be taken care of. he's said the feedings lack sanitary conditions and dignity and he wants people to be at place where they could get the kind of care bob was talking about. what do you think? >> i guess that would be best, but barring if that's available, which apparently it is not. >> is not, right. >> i don't understand why we're taking food away from the homeless. it's a democratic mayor who all of a sudden is now sounding a lot more, as you point out, like it may have more to do with the $200 million art complex that's within the stone's throw, quote, unquote, from the area -- >> he did say he was going to offer a city building for that. but it's just offering a building doesn't handle -- you got to get doctors volunteering their time, mental health experts -- >> again, once you get government involved, you have to