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dee-dee workman from the san francisco chamber of commerce. i appreciate hearing the presentation on supervisor mar's formula retail legislation. i was here before you a couple of weeks ago when the planning department staff came and presented their formula retail legislation to you. i guess i just want to point out the difference -- i think our perception of the difference between the two is that planning spent more than sick months studying formula retail in san francisco. ~ six months their legislation comes out of that study. it comes out of the conclusions of that study. it comes from data and research. it's been carefully examined. there is real method to the madness there. there is a reason why they're recommending that the threshold be lifted on formula retail locationses from 11 to 20, which we fully support. we think that that is an excellent recommendation that supports small businesses, especially local home-grown small businesses that might reach that level and then feel that, you know, the decks are stacked against them to try to

. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm dee dee workman in the chamber of commerce we appreciate supervisor kim and supervisor cowen reaching out to the chamber of commerce to develop the language of this process we really appreciate that process. i'm just wanting to raise a point in terms of the this is about hospitality workers with the concession when it comes to hotels one hundred room hotels i think generally speaking it can be considered small businesses they've got employees that are well under one hundred or 50 maybe 20 employees that's off kilter in the size of the institutions you're looking at so, please consider raising that number so you're dealing with the larger hotels and not smaller hotel that seems inconsistent that is applied to this ordinance thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi i'm linda. and i also work at the at&t park i'm a member of local 2. i'm here to ask for the job security as well. in 1978 i worked at candle stick park and it was a family owned company i worked for it was a great place to work and wonderful people but in 1993 you know the servi

i'd like to social myself with the remarks that were made earlier by deedee workman of the chamber but one issue i want to have the staff and or the department and the commissioners reconsider or to think about and that is applying or spending those rules to atms. retail today faces champed like online shopping more and more people are buying things from amazon and dozens and dozens of another that are available online. when people go to other people ams they provide a number of different tractions and deposit money and take money out. and when they took money out they're not spending the money at amazon. when i go to the atm probably once a week i get cash give my son an allowance and spends it at the local book shop and pay the babysitter and shop at one restaurant open you 22nd. when people go to atms they get cash and spend it nearby so i understand they're not the most exciting thing to look at but when you look at on the balance when you look at the services they provide in the neighborhood and the neighborhood merchant it's positive. so again, thank you for your work and i know

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> good afternoon. welcome to the s

he did a workman like job. it's not like the days of jim agarty. in the old days -- it's a rough situation. it's been that since ron ziglar was in the nixon white house. it's tough on these guys. some of the best -- jody powell is one of the best. he's no longer with us. it's a very tough job. i admire the guys that can go out there and take it. i was offered a position like that and i lasted about 24 hours. >> do you know a press secretary who did a biography of his -- >> ron nelson. did he write a book on ford? >> he probably did. but who could say anything negative about jerry ford? even though he was not elected president. i think he had the widespread -- >> i think larry speaks wrote a book. >> and to say something about jay, i can't remember a single gas that he made and that is really something. when he's up on that tight rope every day in front of television cameras. he kept his cool most of the time. >> he went from here at the request of the vice president. >> 4 years for biden. >> 4 years for biden. that was a great -- >> preparation. >>

then, a workman at a city compost pile saw a flock of crows hovering around some discarded christmas trees. >> and i looked in there and it was quite obvious it was a section of a human leg, all the way up to the hip, and i just thought, well, this must have been a pretty big guy. >> investigators also found a human torso. >> the head and the hands were missing, so it looked like someone was trying to get rid of anything that could be identified as far as identifying the body. >> but they did find the end of a fingertip. when police ran the fingerprint, they discovered it matched the fingerprint of michael prozumenshikov's brokerage license. law enforcement theorized that michael may have been targeted because he was a russian immigrant. so they urged caution. >> then the fbi called me and said, please do not come to the funeral. and i said, well, why? well, the word is that you're a friend of his. whoever did this could shoot you at the funeral. so, don't come to the funeral. and i thought, wow. >> investigators took this unusual step because they had no idea why michael was murdere

. >> i am deedee, workman with the chamber of commerce, we put together a working group to discuss formula retail, and the working group was made up of small businesses, and large retailers with the meeting for more than a year to discuss the proposed changes. to study them, come up with our own recommendation and we are pleased with the planning department's recommendations and with the proposed ordinance and we think that it is very balanced and we appreciate the resources that went into the study so that policies could be crafted and recommended based on data, and research. and which means with these recommendations are. and based on facts, rather than antedotes or you know people's ideas of what the impacts might be and they really studied the impacts and so we are appreciative of that and in terms of the specific points, we very much support the proposal to raise the threshold from eleven to 20. before a business is considered formula retail, and we feel that that does give small local businesses the ability to grow, and modestly, really before they fall under the definition of formul

times," leroy barnes worked as a backup dancer for madonna, and chris brown, all while collecting workman'sp. he collected $51,000 over a year. he maintains he didn't work during that time. >>> a special evening at the fox theater in oakland tonight as a lot of talented young people from around the bay area took the stage for some amazing performances. ♪ [ music ] >> it was all part of an event called oakland's got talent. 14 finalists, including musical acts, and the drummer you just heard performed before a panel of judges. our own frank was there serving as the emcee. >> it was really cool being there. nice positive story for oakland. and that little drummer? 7 years old. did a five minute solo. he was awesome. >> cute. that's great. >>> a warm up in our weather. in 5 fines, the changes bill martin is seeing. which cay we're going to see near triple digit heat. >> a bay area woman uses her iphone to stop a potential break-in at her home. and police make an arrest. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. n

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