i just want to add i think this is a really important piece of legislation and of course as evidenced by my inbox right now, and what supervisor peskin just said, at sunday evening, i was at the home of one of my constituents for two hours talking about this, and telling them i would involve them in this process. as i said it's important for me to have that dialogue with my neighbors. so i feel like if i were to read all of these and understand them, i'm not going to have the opportunity to go back to the people that i've been working with, and i feel like it would be disingenuous for me to vote on it right now. i feel like i'm being asked to vote on something to make sure neighborhoods have notice, yet i'm not noticing them about the amendments. although i think there's things that i agree with, but i'm just not going to have that opportunity to finalize those conversations with everybody that i've been speaking to on these amendments, so i would be supportive of a continuance on this. >> president breed: thank you, supervisor stefani, and seeing no other names on the roster, we have

and i just -- i just love you, man.voice and you're such a great voice -- [ laughter ] a two -- a voice and then a voice. yeah, yeah, okay. and i really, i love what the song is about. and i love that you got the talent from your brother. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. and you give him props for that. and also embarrassing him as well. but, "growing pains," this is the new jam. and you're gonna debut it on our show tonight. which is like, you always do this to us. >> i know. like, i'm just gonna keep coming back. >> jimmy: you're the gift that keeps on giving. we love you so much. >> thank you. >> jimmy: congrats on every single thing. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: we love you. [ cheers and applause ] alessia cara, "growing pains" when we come back. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ oh my life ♪ ♪ is changing every day ♪ossy ♪ ♪ i want more ♪ ♪ impossible to ignore ♪ ♪ impossible to ignore ♪ look at this new kfc crispy colonel sandwich. the latest of kfc's five dollar fill-ups. i reckon everything in

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and i just couldn't do it. . david: in other words, the ego that's involved with being a great soprano obviously gets to a lot of people. renee: i think it comes out of anxiety about performance pressure. let's not diminish what performance pressure means. it is really challenging. if you make it to the top, even staying at the top is terribly difficult. so i have internalized the pressure that i have felt over the years, and that's not really great, either. it is not fun to feel like that, but other people externalize it and they take it out on whoever is around them. and then they go on stage and they are great. david: because of the pressure, sometimes you need an outlet. what do you do for an outlet? renee: i am a culture fanatic. i am a lifelong learner. i'm going to museums and theater. i absolutely love theater. and i love beauty and nature, very much so. i enjoyed nurturing young talent and i hope to continue doing that in a more meaningful way in the future. ♪ david: you also work with nih and francis c

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i just -- i was just -- t usually, just jamie's ri here. >> yeah.no. now that's too close. you can go there and spread out. chill. >> no, it's all good. it's all good. i like being allrehe way over [ laughter ] >> do you wanna -- do you wanna sit? >> no, no, no. i'm just -- i'm just kidding. >> jimmy: jamie, i -- >> it's racial. >> jimmy: i had you on set -- [ laughter ] >> right. >> all the years! man, i was the man back then! i was the -- this is racist, man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is not true. it's not true at all. oh, my --- oh, my you're taking a -- [ cheers and applause ] don't take a knee! n't take a knee! that is not -- that is not what we're doing here. >> someone call kap!l somebody cp! >> jimmy: somebody call -- oh my -- somebody call kap. oh, my gosh. >> okay. i'll -- >> jimmy: i'm happy you're here. i know -- jamie i heard this. tell me if it's true. you're doing standup again? >> i'm going back on standup tour. o it's "bamy funny ish." make sure you come check -- check it out. but ke sure you have distanc when you come see me. no,

i just did feel like i was giving up something i just felt like i was working towards something when you work towards something for freedom you have the right to go there and do the right to stay and i wanted to make that adjustment but i had march 4 and went to hear martin luther king week on the washington monument for because i was in the march and this was the next step. integrate. why start now on -- why stop now? continue and then ms. alexander who also desegregated albany high remembered it this way, i anticipated i would go through a lot. i would not fool myself about that. but i was ready for even that and i was ready for whatever. because to go that far there is no turning back you cannot turn back you say this is what you believe in are you going to run? i don't think any of us thought about running but doing it to the end no matter what. and that is the note on which i and the book. >> albany high school quickly became all-black it only took a few years for that school and the same thing happened where the first-graders desegregated and also quickly became all-black. and

i just gave my copy to the clerk, but i believe that it's -- is it and or or? >> supervisor peskin: so not all projects get site permits. >> president cohen: supervisor tang? >> supervisor tang: i'm sorry? >> president cohen: i'm recognizing you. >> supervisor tang: oh, i just had to get the copy back from the clerk. so are you saying this through the chair to supervisor kim. >> president cohen: supervisor kim, let me take a moment. would you like to make a motion to amend the last action just so we confirm the discussion? >> supervisor kim: well, i don't want to make a motion to amend the motion until i understand the amendment, but maybe it would be more appropriate to rescind the vote. >> president cohen: that a motion to rescind? >> supervisor kim: yes. >> president cohen: there is a motion to rescind. is there a second? supervisor yee has seconded. the motion passes. can we have a discussion? >> so building permits -- or i'm sorry, site permit is what would expire automatically. building permits do not -- sorry. i will turn it over to the representative fr

i have just two quick questions. have either of you attended the meetings or participated? you can nod. i wanted t to get the commissioner's question out of the way. i don't think we have an any otr objections or questions. you want to make a motion? >> supervisor stephanie. >> if i can make a motion to forward to the full board with positive recommendatio matthew a term ending april 27, 2020. >> with residence see waiver for matthew indicate. can we do that without objection? great. you will have a quorum to get back to work. thank you. congratulations. please call the next item. >> item nine hearing to consider appointing two members to the office of early care and education citizens advisory committee. there are two seats and three applicants. >> okay. please come forward. why don't we do catherine first. excuse me. miss autumn. >> good afternoon, i am cathy autumn center director for catholic charities. we serve a population connected to the housing services there. i don't want to be in your seat. it is a difficult decision. joanna is amazing also. this is what sets me a

yanking on will i say i was so i was. just honest ok. ok finally i rely on you to what you hear and nothing but would say because i think you will think you are going to reflect oh you know. we think you know we have a live show but oh ok so you know because painting of what was right for my story so i didn't mean it was nice you think that what happened yesterday during the final was crazy i mean just look at what's happening today and the team will come here in one hour and i don't know how many people you can fit on that square but it's a matter how was. it was behind me as the man who was the coach of christ and nine hundred ninety eight with the blessing when they came in. let's see what he had to say for the girls they say was hot i was i actually wanted to do an interview with him but i know now that whatever first i was so fed up i was no snicko i wouldn't be deemed to be anything i was yes i mean him it's good stuff i might not see. it was yeah it was going to be i was looking at it i really do you mean you are a little bit like

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so i just want to ensure that we're providing adequate funding. so the developer doesn't come to us in five years and say we can't fund this, because the city hasn't funded it adequately? i want to invite that department to come talk to us about it? it hadn't really come into my mind before the presentation today. i was focused on the public comments were, and excited about how we were doing upper middle-income housing and helping that upper stratosphere? >> we'll talk move with mohcd and h.s.h. and try to come back with some additional information maybe short of a presentation in terms of where we're going and see what works for you. >> i am ecstatic about this moving forward, and that is my only question. >> thank you. commissioner woo ho? >> thank you. as noted through all the public hearings on this project, as well as the number of times that this project has been before the port commission, and this project was, i guess, initiated under mayor ed lee and considered one of his legacy projects when he was pushing housing for the city, we've come

i just wanted to say a word about milicent johnson. hile she's new to the commission, i do think that she does bring a fresh perspective and represents different viewpoints in terms of generational, perhaps, and adds a diversity to the commission. i think she understands that people are behind planning and land use, and i think she's generally respectful to the neighborhoods. thanks. >> good afternoon. ossie roman with neighborhood council. i just want to support commissioner johnson as the only my lenni on on on only milennial on the commission. we're very supportive. we welcome the fact that we have someone that is going to be representing that generation, and we'll look forward to working with her. thank you. >> hello again. anastasia yanaopolous, district 8 resident in support of commissioner johnson for reappointment. she's been on the commission a short while, and she's a breath of fresh air. she brings a wealth of experience with the background she's had, dealing with groups, community organizing, and i feel that she's an asset t

so i just want to shout out sophia and give her a huge thanks. i also want to highlight, in addition to everything everyone has already mentioned something that i am very proud of and excited about in the budget process is that we fully funded three positions for the newly-created office, sexual harassment and assault prevention office. the fact we are passing a budget that includes this office in it, even before we create it is a testament to how badly it's needed and i just want to appreciate all my colleagues for supporting that ask of mine. and finally, or two more things. with the m.c.o.i., i also want to mention that's a priority of mine i'm very sad we weren't able to work out during the budget process. i know that supervisor fewer, supervisor cohen and the mayor are talking about the m.c.o. but i just want to say if something cannot be figured out and passed quickly, i think the lowest paid workers in the city have waited long enough and that's incumbent on us to pass a budget supplemental as quickly as possible. so i'm happy to wait a few

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otherwise, it's just based on feelings and emotion. and i -- that is just not enough. and i haven't heard enough of a compelling reason to feel like 250 -- an additional 250 officers will stoll problem. i'm of the school of thought that throwing more police at a problem doesn't solve a problem. and quite honestly, we have stuff instances and examples of where officers that we do have have been involved in shootings that have hurt people and killed them. and it goes back to training. so we'll have more officers but we haven't had one modicum of discussion on how to increase our training program. we haven't had any discussion or policy around our community partnerships. we haven't had any conversation around -- we had a little bit of conversation around staffing levels due to the budget allocation that supervisor yee put forward last year. but it's just a round number. 250 officers has been requested. over a four-year implementation plan. this is where my struggle is. i want to clean up the record that 100 sworn hires replaced with 50 civilians is not a one for one replac

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>> supervisor cohen: i just wanted to ask, did bayview apply? >> no ma'am. >> president breed: but even they did not apply, that does not prohibit us from including them in this. >> supervisor cohen: correct. >> i don't believe so, no. >> president breed: and also they've applied in the past but they're dealing with capacity issues from my understanding. >> i'm not aware if they did or not in the past. >> president breed: okay. supervisor cohen? >> supervisor cohen: yes, i'll make a motion to include the bayview. >> president breed: all right. supervisor cohen has made a motion, seconded by supervisor yee, can we take that without objection? on that amendment, can we take that, same house, same call. the amendment passes without objection. [ gavel ]. >> president breed: please read item 28. [agenda item read] >> president breed: supervisor tang? >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. i wanted to see if there might be a willingness to try to amend this item so that we could at least include advertisement in the chronicle for half the year like w

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way i am that's just the way i am ♪ ♪ that's just the way i am no that's just the way i am ♪ ♪ imma ay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- joel mchale, from "don't worry, he won't get far on foot," actress and musician beth ditto, comedian nimesh patel, featuring the 8g band with emmanuelle caplette. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump created a stir at a press conference with vladimir putin yesterday when he said this about the hacking of the dnc server.

and i just enjoy the -- you know, being that person to give some advice to people that want to get in business or maybe there's a -- a club that, you know, i see, you know, just around town that might be slipping somewhere. i might make a suggestion. but other than that, you know, i just love being here, and i want to serve four more years. >> supervisor safai: great. thank you. any questions -- so i just want to double-check. can you call the other person's name, just to make sure that you're not here. >> clerk: thank you, commissioner. hold on one second. amy baylor-nobler. >> supervisor safai: yeah, i don't think she's here. i think she withdrew her name. any comments or questions, commissioners? i think you answered commissioner yee's question about the attendance record. you passed that initial question. i will say i had the pleasure of working with commissioner lee on a very important issue for our community. this was a nuisance bar in the neighborhood where a security guard at that bar had, unfortunately -- well, let's say, has been arrested subsequently for the shooting and mu

i think this just adds to the strength of our city. and then, the things the port has been a part of this, and all the things that my fellow commissioners have said, i think it just strengthens our city and just puts us on solid foundation. i'm really excited moving forward what this is going to look like. and i think this is like san francisco 2100. i'm really looking forward to it. >> thank you. david, robin, sean, thank you so much for this presentation. this was wonderful. just a couple questions. just wondering how you got to this specific area in the eastern section, and how does this fit into the overall plan? >> yes. so just go back to our area plan boundary. we -- because the central waterfront area plan had all of these provisions and policies and objectives for, you know, public realm improvements, we essentially took that geography from, so this is considered, you know, a component -- now considered a component of the central waterfront area plan. we did extend a little bit further west, so if you'll notice in the -- sort of

i realized it was time to flee to leave the country. my kids. just went off to school when i walked into the front door. i noticed that there was a black ford pickup truck parked in front of my home i figured something was up i put on and i went back and i put on the t. shirt and i walked out and halfway through the truck door opened and there was a guy plaid in a black vest he jumped out with his gun and i had people jumping out of the blue shield and coming from behind the house this woman in all directions thing on the ground on the ground right and me into the back of an f.b.i. vehicle i received a phone call. said mr nugent. presidio so this is a just so so of the f.b.i. and we're here your son's house mark and we need you to come and pick him up i'm just like ok you know we'll set up a meeting i'll tell you whatever you want to know. and the hand they let me out of the handcuffs and he told me to leave while the search my house was going to the car ran off there. and there were police course all over the bush f.b.i. sheriff's office. they be i

i just have to say coming to represent our city, i think one of the highlights is meeting so many dedicated, smart, and passionate city public servants that defy the stereo type of the government bureaucrat that doesn't care that's just checking in for their paycheck. you're not only someone that works incredibly hard, you're passionate, you're proactive. i just want to thank you for proactively always reaching out to all of our offices to demand and expect better ordinances and legislation that can help us in our work to really protect the people that need it the most, our residents. we want to make sure that all of our residents live in safe and habitable housing. housing alone is not enough, and without the work of your leadership, and the entire department at d.b.i. and our team -- your team, we would not be able to do the incredible work that i'm so proud the city and county of san francisco does. so thank you for your 32 years of work. you can stay longer. you can if you change your mind, but i do want to give my colleagues an opportunity to say a few words as well. >> president breed

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and i just kept working. immy: you said that origin -- >> i was in acting class, so i thought it was funny. i said, i said -- why honesty, i said to the guy who ran the program. i go, "why am i in the class? why did you let me in? i want to learn to understand myself. why did you let me into the acting class?" he goes, "you want me to be honest?" i said, "yes." he goes, "you're the only straight guy that applied." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we need one for casting. >> it's like affirmative action. >> jimmy: we need one for casting, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're a fantastic actor. and you're so good in this. we, the theater we saw this in, you got like two applause breaks. >> well, you know, i don't want to give it away. there's some great moments in this movie. >> jimmy: yeah. and you know the one. >> chris mcquarrie, who directed mission, he won the academy award for best original screen play for "the usual suspects." >> jimmy: oh, that's right. >> he won an oscar for screen writing. [ cheers and applause ] so,

i just sort of did -- then i went here and then i went here and i saw this and i saw that and just was like wasn't a good book, and so i said, okay, i can do better than that. so i just put it on hold and said what would be interesting? and i just start thinking, what really blew me away? and when i tried to sort of pull out -- one challenge was that these classrooms i describe and write about, on the surface don't look even remote lie like each other. kindergarten kids in fort wayne who are designing robots and doing 3-d printing and kids in eight grade in fargo, making documentaries of be history of buildings in the community, and on and on. there's no rhyme or reason at some level. said what was at the rhyme or reason or the common denominatears? i said the kids are not -- they're really learning, so the knowledge part. going backwards from peek. >> they had great answered and mastered because they were applying it, creating thing is peace based on what it learn or teaching other other. agency. these kids were entrusted to manage their own learning. teachers worked in partnership wi

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and it's just -- i mean, i justh see myself i so much when he's just -- >> jimmy: i love that you think> jimmy: he is super funny. chris kattan is one of the -- >> he's the best. >> jimmy: my thing that i k becawn for is that i laugh during sketches. i don't know if you heard that but i -- [ laughter ] but i -- we dia sketch called, i don't know, "cow bells" is what we call it now and will ferrell was being really funny and -- [ cheers and applause ] chris kattan's in it. and chris kattan and chris parnell's in it, ti hosanz, they're all funny and everyone's -- christop everyone is on their game. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. know what you're talking about. >> jimmy: where will's hitting the cow bell and his, like, his shirt coming up and -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i had, like, one line and right before i was supposed to sayy line chris said something like, "what's wrong with you?" and he's messing around with will and he knocked his f.asses and it was just a very funny -- like, he was improvising but will got into it and so he knocked it and then will looked at me and i saw, like, the eyes

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i just finished my apprenticeship with local 38. i'm a third-year, third-generation san franciscan and i think the p.l.a. should be passed through, not only to protect the wages of workers, but the grant more opportunities for deserving people such as myself. passing the p.l.a. meets all apprentices would be union guaranteeing better quality work and that schooling and training that is provided for the union. we are in a position to take advantage of the opportunity. i think we should. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> my name is lamar. i may bayview rave -- resident. i'm a local 38 plumber apprentice as well. i am a graduate of city build cycle six. the p.l.a. should be passed because it does help a lot with white cake keeping our apprentices and journeymen from san francisco that went through the training of our apprenticeships y. k. you guys spend money on our education so why not use the apprenticeship -- the apprentices that you guys trained and i think the p.l.a. is real important. i think, for me personally and speaking f

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>> i just want to find -- i just want to find my center and just kind of get to -- >> jimmy: i know.> who am i, what do i want? >> jimmy: all right, ready? >> okay, here we go. >> jimmy: what up with gary? ♪ [ clock ticking ] >> he's always saling things from the refri -- [ laughter ]re how fastrains? >> jimmy: they're faster than cars! [ light laughter ] voices changing. >> it makes it easier when you do it like that. >> jimmy: in that voice. i like it. in france it's illegal to do what? >> to tell people that they can't park in front of your drive -- [ laughter ] why are rainbows so magical? >> jimmy: because they're made of foam. [ light laughter ] how do you win? >> by always cheating. [ laughter and applause ] what -- what are the names of the triplets. >> jim: gilda, gertrude and fortran. [ laughter ] which sandwich is the best sandwich? >> the one with all the meat in it! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know! of course it is! >> how do you spell coffee?im >>: c-o-double l, i-n-g. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: whats -- who's good at tennis? >> buh -- fred -- friends. fred friends! >> j