. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is christine johnson. i have held a number of roles but i also have 14 years of municipal financial and social impact finance experience. and i've also been an evangelist for public banking for years and i'm very excited we are having this conversation today. we talked about a lot of reasons why we want to have a social bank, a public bank, a lot of people talk about that behind me. but i want to focus on a few things. the city is experiencing unprecedented challenges that will require massive amounts of patient long-term capital that shouldn't be subject to political process of our budget or city ballot measures. we also have a population of people that are locked out of our current financial system to debilitating effect, even with the programs we currently have. and a public bank can really solve all of that. we have an entire industry growing around us in cannabis that is locked out of the existing banking system and there's a gentleman here who spoke about why it might be challenging to serve that ind

learned that mayor lee was considering putting a new person on the planning commission to replace christine johnson was her diligence. she looks at all sides of a community issue. she looked at community input, what's best for the city, and she played that role both at tipping point, also when she worked at the sharing economy, and her role at the women's collaborative. i am impressed by her dill jeps -- diligence and thoughtfulness on matters. her dedication to spend one week -- one day every week at commission meetings, i will say is dedicatition in itself. i really hope this commission sends her forward unanimously, and i hope she gets a full 11-0 vote by the supes. >> okay. anybody else wishing to make public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor? >> thank you to those who came out for public comment, and i just wanted to say that when i met with milicent, she's got a lot of heart, and i think you can tell about that with someone right away. with that, i would like to make a motion to forward this out to the full board with recommendation. >> clerk: mr. chair,

. >> i saw the door open and i put my weapon and i aimed at the door way, then i saw christine johnsonshe came out with her hands up. and i ordered a cease fire and a stop, and she walked out to safety. she moved across and was taken into custody by the detectives there. >> only white people -- >> i didn't foe who she was. you don't shoot at a person that's surrendering. >> everybody in that house had the same opportunity that she did. >> then there was black smoke and that was obviously -- the place was on fire. and, you know it was basically time for them to stop and they wouldn't stop. >> there is still fire coming from inside the target house, which is across the street as i said before. >> patty hearst was not on my mind at all. my safety and the safety of the my officerings were more important to me than whether she was in there owner. if she's in there that's her problem not mine, i did what i had to do. if she was in there, god willed it. >>> may 17, 1994 was the worst day of my life. >> the house is burning and still shooting. >> i think they were still shooting. >> when they

christine johnson worked on that a little bit. and then -- sorry? >> the p.d.r., child care. is that what -- >> no. there was a number of provisions we put forward to make it easier for child care to be approved. it no longer required a hearing and we could approve it administratively. we're then working with supervisor yee right now and one of the issues that you mentioned which is whether we should include where daycare is an active use on ground floors and given the discussion we're having today about retail, it is probably timely to have that discussion because there is concern about increasing number of vacancies of retail spaces. so, those are the issues we're continuing to work on. i'm happy to have sue come back and give you an update to talk about nit more detail. >> did you want to -- ok. thank you, jonas. >> ok. nothing further, we can move on to department matters, item 14, director's announcements. >> i just wanted to give you a good news announcement today. about one of our staff who received an award recently. allison abericci is one of our architects on staff

it will be interesting to see if the president uses that language, too. >> christine romans, elliana johnson, thank you both. >> while the president may be weighing what to say about the stock market, he now has five days to decide whether he will fight the release of a democratic memo or give it his blessing. that memo disputes gop allegations that the fbi abused slansz laws. this as white house lawyers are urging president trump not to sit down with special counsel robert mueller over concerns he could get caught lying. cnn's abby phillip is at the white house with more on that. a lot to unpack this morning. >> reporter: that's right, erica, good morning. president trump is now in possession of that democratic memo. as he is deliberating on what to do with it, there are accusations swirling from democrats that thement preside the white house might decide to redact things for political purposes. the president has five days to determine whether to block the release of the memo or ask for certain redactions for national security reasons. we know the department of justice and fbi will be looki

here to talk us through it all, cnn chief business correspondent christine romans and cnn political analyst illiana johnson. as we look at this, there's a lot of concern. we're 30 minutes out. futures trending low to put it mildly. how concerned should we be? >> it's going to be an ugly selloff. we saw yesterday's big spiell of spill around the world. there's a fear in these markets. the feeling is this is a correction. the market is having a correction, the first since the end of 2015, a long overdue correction is what this looks like and feels like. the worst point yesterday, the dow was down 1,600 points, hard

christine we thank you. thankful. now to some of the other stories making news around the world liberia's ex president ellen johnson sirleaf has won the abraham prize for african leadership a five million dollars award recognizes her efforts to rebuild the country following two civil wars the continent's first elected female leader left office last month after serving two terms. in the russian investigators have recovered the flight data recorder from the wreckage of the plane that crashed near moscow on sunday it may offer clues as to why the satava airlines jet came down after disappearing from radar screens about four minutes after takeoff all seventy one people on board died. egypt's army says it has killed twelve islamist militants and detained about ninety others after gun battles in the northern sinai region the operation was part of a government campaign against insurgents blamed for a string of attacks in the area security forces said the latest airstrikes destroyed dozens of militant targets. a top executive of the british charity oxfam has resigned over allegations of sexual misconduct by some of its staff in ei