i look at the middle polk c.b.d. with minimal investment to get people working together to make a good neighborhood one of the best in the city. everyone loves to come there and have a good time, and those of us who live there well come them with open arms, and we'd like to find it clean the next morning. i strongly support the benefits district, and i appreciate the support of chris and his office and the entire board of supervisors. thank you. >> president cohen: thank you. >> my name is tiffany yang, and i'm on the steering committee. i read the report and i think everything is amazing on how it can help the community and particularly for me it is the cleanliness and how humane it wants to address the area, and then, also creating a sense of community. like, polk street doesn't have a sense of community, and i think what we can do would create a great sense of community such as farmers market and everything, so i strongly support the c.b.d. >> president cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> honorable speakers, chris

the female witness got the closest look at the shooter she picked out george polk from a photo lineup but toca believes when the witness saw him in court she realized her mistake i think she's really going to be a fun. one to get all of the trial i think i think when you know your question of course it would go ok i have it pretty good i mean i was not telling her that i want to see what he has come forward with their courage what it was downright mean only she. is still amazed how both witnesses continue to stand by their stories. they have. to get a good look at the. tree stump. don't want to telegraph you know you're going to be very good just three years later. maybe you could be a part of the have learned unless you want to. finally come forward oh i don't care if you know me really. really fine fine of america fired right here all right you are. probably only going to be ok. that. innocence project you want to know has always taken on difficult cases cases that take years and years and years to when we took on judges case because he's innocent it's very clear i think most lay pe

the female witness got the closest look at the shooter she picked out george polk from a photo lineup but toca believes when the witness saw him in court she realized her mistake i think really going to be a fun. one to get all the control i think i think when you question him it would go ok i've been pretty good i mean i was not. i don't see why she had come forward with their courage or what it was downright mean only she. is still amazed how both witnesses continue to stand by their stories. they have. to get a good look at the. tree stump. why would i want to telegraph no secret if you've got your history. could be a part of we have learned a lesson i want to. finally come forward to try not to get involved really what we're going to find kind of america fired right here all right. probably only on. that. innocence project who won and has always taken on difficult cases cases that take years and years and years to when we took on judges case because he's innocent it's very clear i think most lay people looking at the case can see that he didn't do the crime emily maus the director

we're actually up in polk county.riend brandon and we're going to go on our way to d.c. and we're going to do some camping. i'm going to a turning point usa convention, a group of young conservatives, and i'm going to speak july 23rd to these young conservatives and i'm going to be -- it's my honor to address these kids at that turning point event. neil: they're lucky kids. >> so my kids. yeah, my son is working with the governor on students for scott. he's having governor scott with his campaign. there will be no better new senator in washington than governor scott. neil: andrew pollock, thank you very, very much. you do your daughter a great deal of good after this incredible tragedy and what you've turned around to make some sense of it. andrew pollock, thank you very, very much. >> thank you, neil. neil: we'll have more after this. well, esurance makes it simple and affordable. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esuran

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the polk county sheriff's office is aware of the issue.hey believe it was caused by human error and they hope to have it fixed on monday. (grant) in sports... the warriors introduce their new forward... who has the unique distinction of being the only swede in the n-b-a...(ken) and the home town favorite takes baseball's home run derby title... with help from his dad... gary has that story...and all the sports... coming up next at 8 a frantic mom dials 9-1-1 after her baby is born premature at home... only to get a busy signal. now she's wondering if her daughter's life could have been saved. mother in nebraska is mourning the death of her newborn child, which she delivered months early. she says after at home, she called 9-11 several times but couldn't get through. (grant) the child wasn't breathing, and ultimately outco mother couldn't get through. sarah fili reports. theresa kerby / coddington's mother: "i said 'call 911' and she said 'i'm calling but i keep getting a busy signal.'" joanna coddington says she called 911 three times afte

polked out of the acquire nuqua. they wereed taking off in an orange truck. one confessed to the crime. another person was also arrested. apparently, ty had aquarium set up at their home. this heist was planned. it probably would have died without the proper care. >>> coming up, anunusual highway chase caught on camera. the story behind why an officer was on the run. > good morning, everybody. here's something you need to know about the weather, another day with a high rai chance today. it won't be a complete washout. temperatures staying cooler than ever. and there's more soggy days ahead. sheena has the forecast coming up. >>> river road is closed between ellitt street and 44th street.th e's a frtree across the roadway. >>> plus, can w get retirement for 100? alex stage 4 prostate cancer. i serve in the general assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy ality of life. my psa

: madam president, i would like to move san francisco's newest community benefit district discover polk street. congratulations to the steering committee and ms. raquel fox i would like to move item 63 and hope we can adopt that unanimously. >> president m. cohen: thank you very much. all right. at this time, the tabulation? okay, we've got a different house. all right so at this time the tabulation of the ballots will have ended. i would like to do a roll call vote. >> clerk: on item 63. supervisor kim aye. supervisor mandelman aye. supervisor peskin aye. supervisor ronen aye. supervisor safai aye. -- absent. supervisor stefani aye. supervisor yee aye. supervisor brown aye. supervisor cohen. aye. there are eight aye's. >> president m. cohen: thank you. given there's no majority protest this item -- i would like to make a motion to rescind the vote so supervisor safai will be able to vote. a motion has been made by supervisor cohen, seconded by supervisor safai. can we take that without objection? all right without objection. madam clerk from the top. >> clerk: on item 63 supervisor kim

keep in mind, all of the seats are on polk street. avoid this area if you don't want to go to the swearing in. it starts at 11:00 this morning if you'd like to attend. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. or watch it here. the inauguration anywhere you are. download our abc 7 news app. or go to abc7news.com. we'll be live streaming. of course, this is all happening because of the unexpected ed le. yesterday, the san francisco international airport took a step closer to having part of the airport named after lee. they plan to form a committee to study the topic. they hope to have a recommendation by january. >>> right now, police are searching for this car, you see highlighted in our video. the driver accused of hitting a pedi cab two weeks ago. kevin manning, the operator of the cab died. kate larsen shares his story and the change many say needs to happen now. >> reporter: pedi were noticeably missing. only a few were down the busy bike path. m many of them took the night after learning kev

that section of polk street near city hall is shut down. amy. live coverage at 11:00 a.m. and we'll live stream the inauguration on abc7news.com and our abc 7 news app. >>> california will spend $134 million to protect the state's voting systems in the future. counties that want to update their systems will get a reimbursement from the state. new equipment has to be certified by the secretary of state's office. counties will be required to use automated and manual election. >> we require paper ballots and verified paper trail. we require that all these systems used for voting are not connected to the internet. sort of making it impossible to hack or rig an eletion. >> the state will create two offices to monitor security threats against future elections. >>> facebook facing the consequences for that cambridge analytica scandal. a government office says it's going to fine the company 500,000 pounds. that's about $663,000 u.s. this will be facebook's first financial penalty for allowing cambridge analytica to access personal data of millions

this all happened on polk and ellis in the early morning hours of september 30th back in 2016. another surveillance camera shows a man in a sweater with the word fringe. >> that person is still out walking around free. has to come to an end. >> reporter: the victim lived in san francisco and was studying to become an electrician. >>> then in crockett authorities are looking for a driver in a deadly hit and run this happened last night on san pablo avenue just west of darello drive. the victim 42-year-old christopher bunag was riding a bicycle when he was hit by someone in a pickup truck t. driver then fled the scene. the victim's family is now seeking justice and described him as a loving son and brother. >> he's my older brother. and he was just so loving, and he was just the most loving person ever. anyone who knows him knows just how sweet and genuine and honest he is. >> authorities are now looking for that suspect and say the truck will probably have right and front end damage on it. >>> coming up a liquor store in san jose getting a lot of attention. and also a lot of mon

darnell or mark a camera with one but on the other it's polk's he fired shots in the pillow so they put the pen on the head just on the back of his hand someplace else and then they shot him mark that this man with what gun twenty two or over kids can tell you i said all three of my guns. and you want to anyone who didn't have your stuff. but if all three have a gun why would they go to that creek because clinton says so if they all have a gun you would have to ask them doesn't make any sense to me. but if they are with the first group. big drug. here's the problem and this is the thing about texas law. there's what's called the law parties now i was indicted as the primary shooter i was tried as a primary shooter i killed all these people they had guns hostage you know or forced them all to do everything everybody's got a good time but the person testifying everybody's in fear for their life. none of them would have been here and here i am not if. but that's the press kit to say about the amount of what i said is for the quarter goes to the girl but i said let's see i was the first on

american canyon, napa, polk valley, everybody is close. even over to point reyes. there's a lot of gray out there. clear lake, it'll be really hot. same out to vacaville. in between it'll be in the 80s and 90s. focus late wednesday and thursday. some of that monsoon moisture may pay a visit. >>> here he is. mr. sal. >> thank you very much. >> any time. >> we are starting with a truck accident that's been there since 10:30 last night. northbound 101 in san mateo on the connector ramp to eastbound 91. that would be trying to get to the bridge. essentially doing this here. can't do it right now and right now there's a little bit of a back up. it's very early and it's only causing a little bit of a back up. it was there since 10:30 last night. it was an overturned big rig that caught fire and obviously takes a long time to clean up. we will see how long it does take. just give yourself plenty of time. let's talk about the tracy super commute. westbound 580. you can see traffic here is going to be slow on 205 out of tracy. there's road work near the pass. traffic is not

davis was conflicted, not about the war, he was supporting the war politically and present polk. he did not know if he should join the war or stay in congress. he decided to leave congress. he was elected colonel in a volunteer regiment. he left that regiment in combat in mexico. he saw battles and gained national fame due to his actions at one of the step -- at beuna vista. he came back a war hero. after his return, became a united states senator. an opening coincided with his triumphant return home propelled him into the national spotlight. he left the senate a few years later to make a run for the governor of mississippi. he entered the race late and lost it narrowly, 999 votes. he was out of politics, but not long. on franklin pierce was elected, he chose davis to be his secretary of war. that is a position he held through the administration. job. redefined the the men who held the -- help it before him had been secretaries. jefferson davis took over and was a powerful secretary of war. date pierce --he office --erce left he was in the last contentious and 1860's.0's in janua

. >>> you can see the mangled metal and debris on polk. two people were rushed to the hospital. a witness with a gun held down one of the suspects until officers arrived. >>> in san mateo county this woman pled not guilty to setting fire to roughly $20,000 worth of hay. she started those fires at a location on seymore street near highway 1 on two separate occasions. once last tuesday and another time in late june. as she is being held on $100,000 bail. >>> today we got our first look at the man charged with killing a woman and her mom at a home in antioch last week. milan rose arduan and valinda rose scott were both shot. a man who police say killed them was arrested on tuesday. kpix5 reporter julia goodrich was in court when that man went before a judge, julia. >> reporter: this mother and daughter killed the day after the 4th of july. the daughter was set to go to arizona to get her phd. as for the connection between the suspect and victims we're still trying to gather that information but the suspect as you said was in court today and we were there. sitting next to his public

warren was shot at the corner of ellis and polk in san francisco at 4:30 a.m. after an altercation with the suspect. this is a picture of that suspect that police say was taken right before the shooting. he's wearing a san francisco giants' hat and a sweatshirt that says fringe. >> this guy needs to be caught. so some other father isn't having to the kids and tell them that their baby brother or whoever, their uncle, has been shot and fothe in this case, police say they have some ideas but they're not releasing that information just yet. in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. the panel accused of killing a woman on a b.a.r.t. platform will be arraigned in couple of hours. >>> 27-year-old john lee dowel is charged with first degree murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and violation of parole. the father of his alleged victim nia wilson plans to be in the courtroom. >> no parent ever want to go through what i'm going through right now. and all i want is justice for my daughter. that's it. that's all. >> meanwhile, the memorial for nia at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. s

to case invention is benefiting farmers like andrew longer run young from west polk county his family's main source of income comes from selling the milky produces. the nearest mill collection station however is several kilometers away. and when the weather is hot his milk spoils before he can get it there. but now he can transport his product in this solar powered milk cooler mounted on his motorbike when. my milk stays fresh in the tank for an entire day when the collection truck is late we can store milk from eight am to six pm without it spoiling. only the milk that's kept in plastic containers goes bad. and as i. took a who has a degree in informatics developed the mill cooler with his business partner and my stella. the two had noticed how hard it was for farmers to keep their milk fresh transporting it in plastic can strap to donkeys it's estimated that farmers in kenya lose up to two billion liters of milk every year that's when we. need. a solution that is not. a problem. and we stayed at farm level. the aluminum containers can hold one hundred liters of milk and keep it fresh

the crash happened yesterday on polk near vallejo street. police say three cars were involved in the crash... that sent 3 people to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. officials say one of the cars involved may have been stolen. a gun was found under a parked car at the scene. police are investigating the cause of the crash. ( terisa ) new this morning out of the east bay... we're getting a better idea of the housing crisis in concord. ( darya ) a majority people in the city say they are afraid of being evicted. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in concord this morning with the details. ( lydia ) the results show that 75% of people living on concord are afraid of being evicted. it also found that none of the neighborhoods in concord are affordable fore households making less than 50- thousand dollars. nearly half of renters reported unsfae living conditions including mold or pests... they alos feared retaliation ( lydia ) the results show that 75% of people living on concord are afraid of being evicted. it also found that none of

so portions of polk and broadway, jefferson, marine bay, taylor, hyde, they are already going to be sort of a rolling closure where they begin a little just before the event and then likely staying in place until about 11 p.m. some will even stay closed until tomorrow morning. so expect delays. you won't want to drive. if you can take public transit, that's strongly encouraged. bart running extra long trains but they are on a sunday schedule as well as muni. if you are planning on making your way into san francisco, please use mass transit. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> time now 4:51. dispensaries all over california are significantly short on supplies. why it could be quite some time before things get back to normal. >>> good morning. temperatures today will be below average about 10 degrees below average in concord. san francisco about 4 degrees below normal. taking a look at the temperatures across the south bay, only reaching the 70s. east bay 70s. tonight temperatures will be cooler. so expect to bring a jacket with you if you are out and about tonight. mid-70s aro

the crash happened yesterday on polk near vallejo street.s were involved in the crash... that sent 3 people to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. officials say one of the cars involved may have been stolen. a gun was found under a parked car at the scene. police are investigating the cause of the crash. ( darya ) we now know the cause of the fire burning in napa and yolo counties. investigators say that massive fire started because of an improperly installed electric livestock fence. the person responsible for causing the wildfire has been cited. the county fire has burned more than 90-thousand acres... and destroyed 20 buildings. the fire is now 89-percent contained. ( darya ) wind-driven brush fires in morgan hill and san jose are now fully contained. p-g-and-e is replacing fire-damaged utilities in morgan hill. several outbuildings and cars were destroyed in the 40-acre fire. one man says he lost fencing and some tools... but he says he could have been a lot worse.

much evidence when it comes to not just the second poisoning but also of course the original script polk case the investigation into which is still ongoing and in this latest poisoning development to this highly dramatic and mysterious novacek saga all we seem to know for now from british officials is that it's said to have been the same nerve agent that was used on sergei script holland his daughter yulia on march fourth it's not yet clear whether or not this not a child came from the same batch officials here have not yet clarified this they've also said that whichever botched they were poisoned with the second couple did not come from the original cleanup source they also said they believe that this couple was not specifically targeted unless of unlike of course they do think it was the case with scripts paul and yulia and there have not been very many specifics despite it's now been over twenty four hours that this has been declared a major incident and of course it's also been four months now since the original script called poisoning and while officials here are saying it's too ear

it happened around noon at polk and vallejo. that's in the city's russian hill neighborhood. you can see the crash involved a porsche, lexus and minivan. it's not clear how it happened. two people were taken to san francisco general hospital. they're all expected to be okay. police say some people have been taken into custody as a result. >>> for the first time, we're getting a look at the man the contra costa county district attorney's office charged with homicide following the murder of a mother and daughter in antioch last thursday. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is back. >> this was an emotional day for the victim's family. it's not clear whether or not this was the first time that they were seeing williams, the suspect in this case. investigators have said that he was known to both victims. williams' arraignment was moved to next friday. it was last thursday that somebody shot and killed 55-year-old belinda scott and her 28-year-old daughter. the shooting happened at 4:30 in the morning. the colleague posted on facebook that she worked closely with third street yout

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i'm chris shulman, lower polk neighbors. we enthusiastically support the appointment of commissioner moore and commissioner richards. they're thoughtful, well prepared. and we look forward to working with them for an additional four years on the commission. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i support the reappointment of commissioner richards and commissioner moore. commissioner richards is fair and unbiased. he's not an idealogue or partisan. commissioner moore, we support her because she has an extensive background in planning and she has integrity and she has the commitment to balance new projects. both commissioners have been sensitive to the tenants issues and unlike the partisan issues of not being tenants in a city that's made up of 65% tenants. these two have stood up to tenants that are victims of rent eviction and saved them. thank you very much. >> supervisor safai: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. i congr

they are like green and polk together. stop stealing the miner's pensions. mr. speaker, the benefits do from the pension scheme to all former miners have, as i understand, been paid in full, continue to be paid in full, and is fully funded to meet those commitments into the future? >> order! you have been watching prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. you can see a live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. or watch it at night here on c-span. c-span.orgo go to and find video of past prime minister's questions and other public affairs programs. y, president trump and british prime minister theresa may held a joint news conference following their bilateral meeting in england. president trump was asked about comments he made in an interview with the sun about the prime minister's approach to brexit and future trade relations.

only respond but we are getting reports daryn that some imports of goods affected things like soybean polk products are being held up at some ports by customs departments while they wait for confirmation from higher up just on what new terrorists they should be slapping on these imports the concern is that this initial round of tariffs is only on thirty four billion dollars worth of goods on its side which given the scale of the world's two biggest economies is not a great deal the concern as you mentioned there is whether this now goes further whether we get it into a deeper trade war clearly people in this part of the world are nervous we've seen stock prices only fall very slightly today but it has to be said that all of this negative sentiment has been feeding into the market and we have been seeing share prices generally go in a downward direction over the past couple of weeks so people certainly are very concerned and rob this is very much around between the u.s. and china but what's the potential here for collateral damage in this dispute. that's always the problem with this given t

people missing after a tourist boat overturned on thailand southern coast the governor governor of polk had says forty eight people were rescued before weather conditions force the search to be suspended the boat was carrying chinese tourists as well as the thai cruel. rescue crews and northern thailand say they are in a race against time to get their football team out of a flooded cave monsoon rains are just days away and pipes and pumps have been brought in to train millions of liters of water the told voice in their coach are now being taught the basics of scuba diving scott heiler has the latest from chiang rai an uncommon yet welcome sight for this time of year no non the mountain reveals itself during the rainy season the top peaks of the rains containing the cave network is usually completely hidden by clouds underground rescuers work quickly during the break in rain installing more pipes and pumps as they try to lower the water level in the flooded caves divers also continue to supply the twelve boys in the football coach with food and water ferrying supplies nearly five kilomet

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it happened on polk near vallejo street in san francisco. police say three cars were involved in the crash that left two people hospitalized with non life- threatening injuries. officials say one of the cars involved may have been stolen. police are investigating the cause of the crash. (grant) this morning... federal agents served search and arrest warrants at multiple locations in the city of san mateo. the reason for the raids - is unclear. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with a target of the investigation... and neighbors who saw crackdown. (philippe) busted doors, a handful of apartments left in disarray. and, several people taken into custody.no name/suspect- "i was sleeping, i woke up, i looked through the window -- i seen like big ak-47." that's the voice of a man who lives here at the poplar arms apartments in san mateo. he says he was one of the focuses of the morning raids carried out by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms.no name/suspect- "i ran back to my mom's room, calmed her down, and i told her that nothing was goi

we had pretty much the run of the city 'cause we lived pretty close to polk street, and so we would -mer, we'd all all the way down to aquatic park, and we'd walk down to the library, to the kids' center. in those days, the city was safe and nobody worried about us running around. i went to high school in spring valley. it was over the hill from chinatown. it was kind of fun to experience being in a minority, which most white people don't get to experience that often. everything was just really within walking distance, so it make it really fun. when i was a teenager, we didn't have a lot of money. we could go to sam wong's and get super -- soup for $1. my parents came here and were drawn to the beatnik culture. they wanted to meet all of the writers who were so famous at the time, but my mother had some serious mental illness issues, and i don't think my father were really aware of that, and those didn't really become evident until i was about five, i guess, and my marriage blew up, and my mother took me all over the world. most of those ad ventures ended up bad because they would end

warren was shot at the corner of ellis and polk in san francisco at 4:30 a.m.fter an altercation with the suspect. this is a picture of that suspect that police said was taken right before the shooting. he's wearing a san francisco giants hat and a sweatshirt that says fringe. >> this guy needs to be caught. so some other father isn't having to call the kid and tell them that their baby brother or whoever their uncle has been shot and killed. >> as for the motive in this case, police say they have some ideas but they're not releasing that information just yet. in san francisco. >>> it hand been released and already in hot water. why people want this netflix show canceled. >>> serena williams sounds off online saying she's being randomly drug tested more than others. why she's calling it discrimination. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go sola

four years i've been on the commission, i think we've dealt with one, besides the landmark tree on polkstreet, one property, it was 323 cumberland, and we did a condition, when we made the approval positive the conditional use -- we made the approve for the conditional use permit for the lot, the tree is dead, and they're cutting it down. they didn't care about the tree. here, they care about the tree, so working together, monitor the construction, and working together to make sure the tree doesn't get damaged. you agree. we don't normally have d.r. requesters that agree on the out come, it's just the process you're disagreeing on. i believe you have a lot of credibility. you have a lot of credibility, too. you want to save the tree. so do everything you can during the construction. we'll put the finding in the record, and let's cross our fingers and make sure that the tree stays. >> clerk: commissioners, there's a motion this has been seconded -- that has been seconded to not take d.r. but adding a finding to the discretionary review action memo acknowledging the tree issue. on that mo

you can see mangled metal and debris spread across the intersection at polk and vallejo street.taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions. >>> punches fly in the middle of downtown san mateo all over a noisy car. >> reporter: now you see the two men fighting somebody else steps in. more punches are thrown. this all unfolded after one of the guys allegedly kicked a sports car because it was too loud. one of the people involved is ma lin an aspiring doctor. >>> macy's says it has been hit by a data breach. macy's discovered a cyber threat that targeted customers profiles for two months. they e-mailed users to change their passwords. >>> destination hawaii. sailors set out on a daunting journey in a quest for the pacific cup. >> how about a drive in movie theater at at&t park to watch the last jedi. tonight there's some lucky whtodo at. i'll explain coming up next. is giving the city a rough review. >>> new at 6:00, an international artist who painted a giant mural in san francisco is giving the city a rough review. kpix5 wilson walker explains the message behind her mural

you need a trigger mechanism to get it going. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. 55 in polk valley. windsor about 55. san rafael is close. so is bodega bay. although clover dale has cooled off to a nice 51 degrees there. we do have a breeze that's all over the place, northwest or north. it is a little subtle towards san jose. 65 in sacramento. 83 down in las vegas. sierra nevada has mainly been central and southern on the thunderstorm activity. you can probably see the cloud cover to the south. looks like your time is on the way here as it gets closer so if you're going up there, be advised things could develop later today into tomorrow. tons of moisture down there rotating around. an easterly wave gets caught around the flow of the hee. the high is building back. this might be overdone but you can't ignore it. i did see about a 10th for livermore and travis and concord. based on the gfs, other models are not nearly that bullish. in fact they don't show any. one out there on its own, however, history has told me, don't ignore it. so we'll mention it but i think it's more high and mi

polk museum? [laughter] pres. bush: but it means we are fulfilling, we are doing our duty as former presidents to try to leave behind a better place. thirdly, it helps our country. well that the folks we will honor today and have in the past three classes are going to be leaders for the country. in all kinds of ways. america will be better for it. ms. streett: thank you so much. our first scholars question is going to come from stephen. >> hola. jersey and anew lawyer in private practice. president bush, i am an immigrant, and i had the honor to serve in political campaigns and in administrations. my interest has always been in outreach and engagement to the hispanic community. is focusedip project on training immigrants to pass the american citizenship exam. sir, what can we do to ensure those like me, hispanics, sons and daughters of immigrants, have an opportunity not only for engagement, but for leadership in political parties and in political service? pres. bush: that is a great question, thank you for the pr

i'm here representing the polk district merchants. i just want to reemphasize what i heard up there from a couple of other speakers. i think it's ridiculous, if any legislation is for small business, this is it, and it hasn't been referred to the small business commission, it is an insult to the small business commission. as gwen said, we are all past presidents of this commission, and this is what we were built for, to review small business legislation. that is something that should be added to all the other arguments about this tonight. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> scott howbe. i don't want to repeat what's been said, but i want to make it clear, the commission was not created legislatively, the commission was created by the voters of san francisco. and when the voters passed this measure, it was to hear lemgs lati -- legislation and to hear things that help small businesses. that was the reason it was created, and to help the voters. >> thank you. any other speakers of the public? seeing none, public comment is