commissioner dooley? >> i also just wanted to say thank you for your patience with us as we went round and round on all different ideas and projects, but i think you really listened to us, and we came up with really the ideal logo, so thank you so much. >> thank you so much, commissioner. >> any other commissioner comments before we go to public comment? >> and just 18 more years before my business can be one. >> okay. do we have any other members of the public who wish to make comment on item number 5? seeing none, public comment is closed. okay. this is an action item. do we have a a motion. >> move to approve the logo as presented? >> second. >> motion by commissioner dwight, seconded by commissioner dooley. we'll do a roll call. [roll call] >> motion passes, 6-0, with one absent. >> great. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> and i also want to express my thanks to commissioners dwight and commissioner dooley and commissioner dick endrizzi, and rick, and everybody with sf heritage and oewd. this was

thank you. >> commissioner dooley. >> i wanted to say congratulations. i'm a huge believer in communities figuring out their own destiny and being proactive. thank you so much for all the hard work you've done. you are really out there in your community trying to make it work for everyone. >> commissioner yee riley. >> yes, for the mission alcohol special use district, why do we ban all the new breweries and not require a c.u. instead? >> we can clean up some of my non zoning explanation. it actually only a supplies to restaurants. breweries are still allowed. those are p.d.r. uses within p.d.r.-type spaces. this license limits the amount of brewing that restaurants can do but allows spirits. it's snag is prohibited in general, right, as part of the mission alcohol s.u.d. so we felt like it was not in spirit with the original intent of the mission alcohol s.u.d. and currently i believe we only have about two that have this type of license that actually also have other types of licenses. so we felt it was inconsistent with the intent and the strategy in t

. >> commissioner dooley. >> and commissioner dooley, i'm sorry. >> so today, we're going to present the process. robert's going to go over the process we went through over ten months. okay it's condensed because you guys don't want to go over our work, but it's a very good overview how we engaged the community, how we engaged the businesses, and ultimately how we came up with the logo that's going to represent all the great businesses here in san francisco, so i'm going to pass this onto robert riley to do the process and i'll unveil the logo. >> thank you for having us. as going over the background today it's just a little bit of the process that we go through with our general logo development. this was done with the committee, and we go through a six-day process on our brand development. one of the things that we always start with whenever we're developing a brand is research. those cover our first two phases. we researched about the city of san francisco's

i wanted to extend my appreciation to commissioner dwight and dooley for their engagement with this. it was longer than we anticipated. i think we have a pretty good product. so, i really want to extend my appreciation for their expertise, as i think both are very designed and visually oriented individuals and so we have really helped with that we're coming to the end of the business assistance grant application deadline. we've extended it to a sunday october 13th. i anticipate probably the october 22nd meeting, depending upon the calender, will be bringing before you what we're going to need to address is the one million dollar, how we're going to deal with the allocation between the business assistance grant and rent stabilization grant. we will not be looking at just this coming year but doing some five-year projection. i think the rent stabilization grant is proving to be very successful and important and so for this coming year, and projecting out what that demand may be, just to make sure that you are aware and to help you make some decisions to provide us with guidelines on ho

dooley, several hours more of no electricity. >> some people in the north they have been without power for nearly 48 hours because of an unprecedented move by pg&e to shut off electricity due to high fire danger and a red flag warning. coming up tonight at 5:00 we have new outage numbers as the utility works to restore everyone's power. >>> people this afternoon, talking about a zoo visitor who took a major risk. >> video from the oakland zoo shows exactly what not to do. climb over a barrier that keeps people out of the tiger's den. we hear the zoo's response to this and a woman who recorded the video all coming up tonight at 5:00. >> not really sure what that man was thinking but, looking forward to that story. thank you so much, julie. >>> of next year on the four on 2, canada is said to legalize marijuana for recreational use this week. we'll tell you how universities are getting involved in the industry. >>> laws preventing recreational marijuana use in canada are about to change. tomorrow, it will be legal to both buy and use the drug. but will the changes have an impact on us he

. >> just a second while we get commissioner dooley. >> welcome. thank you, again. >> good afternoon. and the legislative aide to supervisor safai. the sponsor of this legislative item in front of you. i will start with a backdrop of what led to the inception of this piece of legislation and then i also have jack macy and charles sheehan for the department of environment you are here with me to answer any other questions that you may have. very briefly, in 2003, san francisco embarked on a endeavour get to 20 waste by 2020. earlier this year, unfortunately we learned that not only would the city not be meeting its lofty goal, it was not -- it was , in fact, behind. specifically, 60% of waste is not be diverted from our waste stream and is being sent to a landfill. this -- i have the slide here by the department of the environment director. >> overhead. >> overhead, please? there you go. >> the 60%, when she announced we are only diverting 40% of our waste stream. so it was this backdrop that govern iced supervisor safai into action and what led to

dooley's rollback and regulation? in the market, there is no confusion. not as bad as we were.out five and a little bit of buying comes on in. also also lows, definitely front and enter. the yield down by two basis points if you want safety, you go to the long and after kissing the $85 level. upetheless, ratcheting expectations. any now, boris johnson will be addressing the servitors conference and we ask him to continue his attack on prime minister theresa may's approach to direct it. we get u.s. auto sales in the month of september and the fed chair will address business economic up in boston. alix: there are fears over the populace to tying government's budget. added to the uncertainty and they said earlier today that i am more than vince that italy with its own current he would be able to dissolve its problems and later downplayed his remark and told francine lacqua there are no plans. kevin, whenever that becomes an actual conversation that we would rather have our own current the, how do markets have to react to that? >> he is repeating and often said line on the position

there were 23 of them and they were questioned duly or trimming, 23 dooley-- 23 truman, doing on. one doesn't have to recite the data of this kind because it sort of uniformly known that by and large the academic media and the radio and journalists are liberal, democrat versus republican. >> you can watch this and all other book to be programs for the past 20 years at the tv.org. type the author's name and the word book in the search bar at the top of the page. >> welcome to the commonwealth project sponsored by the current family foundation. today for our first presentation we went to welcome bruce ashford whose provost and professor of theology and culture at southeastern baptist-- southeastern baptist theological seminary. ease author six books and articles including his recent book "letters to an american christian". he's been featured on various news outlets, "usa today", npr and fox news opinion turkeys a senior fellow and public theology at the kirby ling institute of christian ethics at cambridge as well as a research fellow of ethics and religious liberty commission in na

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i was remembered dooley as somebody who enjoyed a cup of copy and a slice of ca ke enjoyed a cup of copy laughter about her. the reverend adam dylan. let's look at the weather. here is simon king. hearing a while ago about the effects of storm callum? absolutely. we have had some strong winds this morning and heavy rain. quite a few problems out and about across the uk. all to do with storm callum. the rain today and tomorrow is what the met office have real concern about. there is an amber warning for the risk of flooding in south wales. as the rain continues to pile in across northern and western areas of england and wales into scotland. staying dry in northern ireland and eastern areas. still windy. but temperatures up to 22 degrees. tonight, this rain will continue across northern and western parts of england and wales. for england and wales the story tonight is how warm it is going to be. temperatures no lower than 17 or 18 degrees. chilly for scotland and northern ireland. on saturday the rain continues. it is relentless. that is why there is the risk of flooding in the west, parti

younger people than i am making terrific programme, i'm thinking people like reggie yates, stacey dooleyse. the polyamory one is more of a fun story, although clearly serious issues but a lot of your stuff recently has been darker, have you got more fun stuff in the future? it was a great source of pleasure for me that we did this story, i got quite nervous about it, one of the myths about the kind of programmes i make is at the heart, dark subjects must be harder to do. actually it's the light subjects i find difficult cos you have sometimes less to get your teeth into. i think we did a good job with polyamory and it was nice to go back, it was a bit of a sort of retro louis theroux programme and i'd like to keep doing some more like that if possible. who was, the controller of bbc for said, if they'll let you do that? yes. when can our audience see... sunday night, nine o'clock, bbc two and on the eye player after that. perfect, thank you so much. pleasure, thank you for having me. still to come. we follow up on yesterday's story that some women over 34 are being automatically refused