mr. mcdonnell: is there a second? >> sure, i'll second. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. ok, just before requesting vote, i would invite as you vote if there is a statement, a brief statement, the top order of word being brief, as you vote. you are not required to, but you are welcome to do so. ms. tidwell: yeah. mr. schreiber: yeah. mr. pilpel: i have a brief statement. i will keep it brief. this is a collective exercise. i thought a lot this afternoon as we went through this whether to support it. i am choosing to support it. i would not have made all of these choices, but we worked as a group, and we worked through a lot of disagreements among speech other, respectfully. i would note and want to continue to call attention to the disparity in voter registration that results from under populating 3 and overpopulating 8. it appears to me that there will be roughly 35,000 voters registered in three, compared with eight, so a vote in district 3 4 supervisor will matter more than an individual vote for supervisor in district 8. i understand that some disparity will exist. i a

mr. mcdonnell: hold on one second. we are being corrected. >> a want to make sure we're all on the same page. we will replace this list with what is prepared by the consultant and the task force will review those neighborhoods. mr. mcdonnell: that is correct. >> thank you. >> can i clarify something very quickly? mr. mcdonnell: there is no such thing as very quickly in this process. go ahead. >> west of twin peaks submission here, what we submitted was the planning neighborhood. it was not the council neighborhood boundaries. what is on here is actually correct. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. do you have an electronic document? ms. tidwell: it is a subset of what i included. maybe just for purposes of, we can move district by district. mr. mcdonnell: ok. we will get that information and insert that. can we move to section 6? anything else in section 5? we are going to insert -- we are going to insert the neighborhoods into this section of section 5 under each district with the deviation. comment? discussion? >> in section 5, that will only include thos

mr. mcdonnell: silma -- recognized neighborhood? >> that was a public submission boundary. mr. mcdonnell: what is the first letter? >> p. mr. mcdonnell: ok. it is a p. >> excuse my spelling error. >> that is why we are editing. mr. mcdonnell: ok. again, we have selma, treasure island, mission bay -- >> i combined the list. i hate -- -- i have -- mr. mcdonnell: i thought we agreed, no institutions? >> yes. ok. mr. mcdonnell: south beach, rincon hill. any additions? >> there was a public submission about this was the reason for the line. >> there is no publicly- submitted neighborhood boundaries for yerba buena. there is not a boundary from planned neighborhoods. mr. pilpel: i think this is referring to treasure island and yerba buena island, not yerba buena center. >> they are recommending it as a neighborhood based on public testimony, as i recall. mr. mcdonnell: the proposal is to list yerba buena. >> maybe it was one of the colored maps. mr. mcdonnell: then we will not list it. any objection? mr. pilpel: i would separate them, but i don't care that strongly. mr. mcdonnell: any

mr. mcdonnell: your response but the break for editing. ok. thank you. on mr. pilpel's? everyone take a moment to read this suggestion. >> the question you're going to call is all or nothing? mr. mcdonnell: that is correct. mr. pilpel: -- mr. schreiber: no. ms. mondejar: the question is to include it all or not? um -- yes. ms. lam: no. ms. melara: no, because most of it is already included in the report and some of the things that were not, i think we did not vote on them. mr. leigh: i am going to say yes. on the whole, i think it is fine. i appreciate member pilpel's attempts to respond to the issues we had. ms. tidwell: no. mr. mcdonnell: ok. it will remain in the individual section. ok. at the break on this section, mrs. mondejar will edit and give to ms. tidwell. the addition will be at tit -- added to lessons learned and recommendations. ms. tidwell: clarification. where do we want -- we want to include this at the end of the current submissions so we have lessons learned from the task force as part 6 and 7 as individual recommendations? ok. >> i was motioning to her that i have th

mr. mcdonnell: okay, two pieces? >> combine them. mr. mcdonnell: all right, i entertained a motion to delegate the final edit responsibility to ms. tidwell and approval of the final report. >> so moved. >> second. mr. mcdonnell: alright, is there any objection? >> not objecting, but what we do a roll call on the final report. mr. alonso: yes. ms. melara: yes. ms. lam: yes. ms. mondejar: yes. mr. pilpel: yes. mr. schreiber: yes. ms. tidwell: yes. mr. mcdonnell: thank you so much. >> i just wanted to thank tidwell, melara, and leigh, and really, thank you for taking the time to pull all lavar reports together -- pull all of our reports together. mr. mcdonnell: thank you very much. it moving again, item number six. a press conference. based on lots of discussion and exploration with the city attorney around options, they are fairly limited in that while we do want to find a suitable, formal moment of issuing of the report, the problem is if we do it collectively, that it constitutes a meeting. once it constitutes a meeting, we are back where we started again. so our options are

mr. mcdonnell: thank you. do you have an electronic document? ms. tidwell: it is a subset of what i included. maybe just for purposes of, we can move district by district. mr. mcdonnell: ok. we will get that information and insert that. can we move to section 6? anything else in section 5? we are going to insert -- we are going to insert the neighborhoods into this section of section 5 under each district with the deviation. comment? discussion? >> in section 5, that will only include those seven districts that are -- >> we decided to do the mall. >> ok. the header will appropriately reflect where districts deviate more than 1%, but we will list all 11 of them in this section. is that what you're saying? mr. mcdonnell: that is. ms. lam: will -- mr. pilpel: will we edit this after the break? it is our findings as to what constitutes the neighborhood. mr. mcdonnell: you just agreed on something. i have no idea what you agreed upon. ms. tidwell: what the task force lists are the task force's findings. mr. mcdonnell: what is there to correct? mr. pilpel: in district 1, we might continue to use the

mr. mcdonnell: nice. we have one proposal on a press conference with less than a quorum, at a conference at event. mr. alonso: no. ms. lamms. leigh: yes. ms. mondejar: yes. mr. pilpel: yes. mr. schreiber: yes. ms. tidwell: yes. mr. mcdonnell: thank you so much. we will move forward with planning and event of some sort, less than a quorum, to be determined how and when. any public comment on the press conference item? thank you so much. item number 7, task force budget. ms. lam: there are no additional reporting, just a recap from the last budget. we are anticipating a net balance of " approximately $8800 related to the outreach and consultants. at minimum, we would have that balance if not more. mr. mcdonnell: any questions? mr. pilpel: consistent with the comment a while back, some funds existing, and consistent with the admen codes, could we arrange to. a small number of reports, in addition to having a pdf available on the website for download and printing? mr. mcdonnell: yes, thank you. ok, any other questions? any public comment on budget? thank you so much. moving to item number eight, general pu

a valet to take your car in the neighborhood at that point. that said, they are going to maintain the outdoor cafe. mr. mcdonnell is going to bring a much larger food component into it. it is going to be a tavern and a food operation, and the food will be excellent. mr. mcdonald also owns, at the corner of sixth and market, another sketchy neighborhood, but he built show dogs down there, and it is doing very well, a beautiful place. he was there before the crowd. i think i will go and do some real estate purchases in the neighborhood. because i tell you, he seems to be about three, four, five years ahead of everybody else. he is available for comment. we're fine with the police recommendation. we ask that you pass this along to the full board for a vote. thank you. >> we did read through the report. anything you would like to add? ok, thank you. any other public comment? great, we will close public comment. supervisor chu: motion to accept the item with the conditions in the record. supervisor elsbernd: can we take that without objection? that will be the order. good luck. any other items before the committee? >

giving you a preview of tomorrow, who we expect to be up there tomorrow -- john boehner, rinse the list, bob mcdonnell, ted cruz, a tea party favorite, another tea party favorite. mrs. ann romney and chris christie, who earlier today said that barack obama was acting more as a chicago war candidate and president of the united states. neil: by the way, i believe that the walking and talking thing is down. i'm letting him know in nearby lakeland just how you're are trying to steal his walking and talking under. he is far from here and can't do anything tonight. neil: >> earlier today i had a rain slicker on. i was trying to replicate the speakers. they made fun of me. because not only cannot pull it off, but it was like 85 degrees. >> you were doing it indoors and it was just not quite right yet. it was the wrong place. neil: into so much. we will be checking in with rich edson quite a few times over the next couple of days. and next we have a great ceo. no, not talking i'm not talking about the people up in the corner. i am talking about that room behind me that will be filled with a lot of people. >> happy to be here at. neil: the delay notwithstanding? >> everythi

a megababy shower. virginia's first lady maureen mcdonnell hosted the shower for 100 new and expecting moms yesterday in springfield. the author of what to expect when you're expecting teamed up with mrs. mcdonnell with operation home front d.c. metro to hold the event. >> president obama is trying to bring a new edition to the 2012 campaign. >>> curiosity about to set off on its first ground expedition of mars. >> is it your birthday? you share it with some celebrities. norman schwarzkopf is 78 today. she starred on several hit sitcoms. valley harper 73. 60 minutes journalist steve kroft is 67. >> she directed the play crowns actress regina taylor is 52. he's on modern family, ty better rel is 45 -- ty burrell is 45. if it's your birthday, happy birthday to you. >>> good morning. welcome back to nine fine now. -- to 9news now. howard is here. the forecast has changed while you were aware. been in the 80s. >> with the occasional afternoon thunderstorms. it's not going to change much the next few days but as we head to the weekend, we poke up to the lower 90s. we have to see where isaac winds up because that could bring us substantial rains. the track may be more on the east side of fl

cut benefits for seniors and mcdonnell said me medicare will not be able to be the same in the future. >> there is a state dinner at the white house for kids and a few hours. mrs. obama has invited children from all over the country. it is part of the "let's move" initiative. today's menu will feature some of the healthy recipes from across the country. >> 6:09 and 67 degrees. some relief might be on the way at the gas pump. >> coming up next, what a california man has planned when >> my name is madison and this is my sister and we would like to say good morning washington. good morning >> washington. >> good morning to you at 6:12. bwi airport is closing one of its primary run was for construction today. it is a 60-day project. >> the l.a. county sheriff's department is looking for a car that drove off with a $75,000 maserati. the dealership caught the whole thing on video. investors say a salesperson gave the potential buyer a key. the customer said he wanted to listen to the engine. the sales person held the door open and the man stepped in and drove away >> danica patrick ended up on a wild ride this weekend. she was leading the way during a race and then

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mr. romney for that individual leg of the tour. let's take a look, first, at the state of virginia. a couple of the stats, the governor there is a name you probably know, bob mcdonnell is a rising star in republican circles. state of virginia has 13 electoral votes. if you take a little look at some of the history of what's been going on there, president obama has visited the state six times, mitt romney has visited four times. in terms of unemployment, virginia enjoys a better than the rest of the nation's average, 5.7%. heading now down south, one state in the -- i'm sorry, the immediate neighbor to the south, north carolina. take a look at some of the stats on north carolina. the governor there, bev perdue, a democrat. the state carries 15 electoral votes, and they are going to be hotly contested this time around. each candidate has visited that state an equal number of times, one visit for the president, one visit for mitt romney. and in terms of unemployment, the unemployment rate in north carolina 9.4%, higher than the nation's average. head down south now to florida, all the way down south. of course, we have seen in the past how important florida is to a pre

aspen institute posted a forum with bobby jindal of louisiana, bob mcdonnell of virginia, and scott walker, wisconsin. you can see it friday starting at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. mr on the campaign trail in north carolina last saturday. he spoke with parents at the polar ice house. this is 40 minutes. >> how are you doing? thank you for taking the time to be here. appreciate it. good to see you. thank you for coming. [laughter] how are you? thank you for being part of this. good to se you. got some kids here? right over there? hockey players? good to see you. good to meet you. it is an honor to be here. thank you for taking time out of your busy weekend. i know it is a beautiful summer day and you can be lots of different places with your time with civic and other commitments that you have to be preachy being a part of the round table here today. the point of this is i am here on behalf of the romney for president campaign, to make sure we travel the country and meet firsthand the people will have concerns and ideas about how we can get america on better track and on a better path forward. these are valuable discussions for us. it is less of an opportunity for me