it marks the end of anconic dsa that saw wenger introduced new training methond a thrilling style oflawith plenty to show for it -- three premier league titles and perhaphis greatest achievement, an entire league season unbten. >> dominating guy, mid-1990's, early 2000s, when he was running winning pretty much everything . wplayedonderful football. i admired his work always. errepothe subject of s wenger'ture has long divided arsenal fans, and yet today there were united. >> i think it is the right time. >> i am very sad that hes goin i wonder who we are going to get next. reporter: the speculation which has come to engulf this club and manager is finally put t rest. however, that only makes way for greater uncertainty at arsenal, that of life without wenger. for more on arsÈne wenge 's resignation, i spoke a shout time ago t favorite soccer analyst, tommy smyth. thanks for joining me. how significant is his departure after all this tim tommy: when you spent 22 years with one soccer club, it is an believable amount of time. managers nowadays, some of them don't last 22 weeks. he won

. >> as a member of dsa, one of the things that we focus on is just expanding programs in our city, and the one thing that we are really, really passionate about, we're passionate about a lot of stuff, we're passionate about cleanpowersf, and public banking. we just had a little happy hour a couple days ago. it was a great success. yea, happy hour, but these are things that we believe that are stepping stones to projects delivering better public services to people in san francisco. even publishes like cleanpowersf, clean banking, they have intersectional effects on all of the other work that we do, especially housing and land use, but also on, you know, continuants rights, immigrants' right, etcetera, and all these things are connected, and i think that's really something we can accomplish at lafco. >> supervisor fewer: yeah. commissioner pollock? >> commissioner pollock: thank you so much for applying. when i saw your application, i was so excited. >> yea. >> commissioner pollock: i think that when you talk about the intersectional part of race and class and sort of the ripple effect o

dbi's site and our site not only -- we've identified from the statewide certified access specialist the dsa website, who does the certification. there's about 116 individuals that say that they work within the city and county of san francisco, so we've listed that. >> okay. good. okay. any other commissioner questions? do we have a motion to approve -- is this a -- >> it's an action item, and so it would be a motion with the proposed amendment. >> i would motion with the notification for one month to the tenants. >> second. >> clerk: we have a motion by commissioner adams, seconded by commissioner dooley, which adds a 30-day notification to businesses if any disruptive work needs to be done. roll call. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: motion passes, 5-0. one absent. >> great. next item, please. [agenda item read]. >> r. dick-endrizzi: commissioners, there is a draft proposed letter to send to assembly member phil ting, so just a little bit of refresher on some of the background. supervisor wiener last year passed a bill that allowed five municipalities to do a pilot program, and so san francisco ha

i'm going to harken back to an experience i had when i was at the dsa it a couple years ago. in the run-up to the 2014 midterms, i remember seeing to focus groups. the moderator asked everyone to draw a picture that represented the word he was about to say. "republican." was the most commonly drawn picture was a $. people said they believed the -- then flipped the paper over and put the word "democrat." and the most commonly drawn picture was? . i was not so pumped about that one. for usyou to answer that and tell us, what is a democrat? nancy: thank you. husband this weekend. children three of our to georgetown, and graduate. honoraryd to have an degree. i feel at home here. andlutely, i think you others. all of you, for taking the time to have a conversation about what christian mentioned as public policy and its relationship to politics. i was not going to be very political today but i would say on the other side, there is a of a piece of paper. i would put values on the other side. it is all about children. it is all about the future. it is all about justice. , for about

ainsley: who are these dsas, the democratic socialists of america? who is in this group? but it's growing rapidly. brian: elizabeth warren benders. >> separate group. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, keith ellison, they are mainstream democrats. they are leading and pushing the part left on the inside towards socialism: the democratic socialists of america whatever it's called. steve: they are all in. >> they are not a third party. they are inside the democrats. they are working to push it much further left. they want tax the rich. single payer medical steanels. open borders. that's what they want. [cell phone] brian: you musted have triggered something on my phone. >> refugee from socialism. very troubling when you have got a major party shifting way over to the left. policy which absolutely does not work. brian: watch stuart varney on fbn 9 to noon. ainsley: thanks, stuart. steve: james comey just released his book on ethical leadership. what about his ethics? law professor jonathan turley has the answer to that coming up. brian: he could be the number one pick in this