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please anow for audio alf delays and a 30-second lag time during the course of this meeting. that completes my announcement. >> chair peskin: thank you, ms. milton, and colleagues, supervisor mandelman is going to be about 30 minutes late fore this meeting. colleagues, is there a motion? >> supervisor walton: second. >> chair peskin: ms. meltocan that without roll or how do i handle that? >> because there is no quorum for this meeting, you don't need to have -- because there is no quorum for this meeting, you don't have to call roll for that item. >> chair peskin: thank you. i want to thank supervisor walton and supervisor yee for convening two weeks ago during our one-week recess to consider and ultimately approve the one-cent sales tax for our caltrain. this will provide much needed reforms and a path for long needed funding for this train that will connect san francisco, san mateo, and santa clara counties. we want to thank supervisor walton serving on the ad hoc govern johnson committee, particularly supervisor send -- cindy chavez and david cruz, as well as our entire el

alf landon he supported in 1936 and wendell wilkie in 1940 over f.d.r. in fact here is al smith on the radio talking about his support for wendell wilkie. >> i'd just like to make a little observation. lied ike -- i'd like to wonder what could be going through the mind of the 16 million men that are in the draft. i wonder if they're not saying to themselves, if this becomes serious, if it becomes necessary that we have to face an enemy, who, upon the record, would you sooner be behind? the third-time candidate or a wilkie? in my opinion the only hope for the people is the election of wendell wilkie, who believes -- [applause] -- who believes in the constitution of the united states and the principles upon which it was founded. when he has -- is chosen to guide this nation, then and then only will the stars and stripes again wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave. [applause] >> beverly gauge, what's your reaction to hearing that? >> well, it's really remarkable how quickly and how viciously al smith ends up going after the people who had

please anow for audio alf delays and a 30-second lag time during the course of this meeting. that completes my announcement. >> chair peskin: thank you, ms. milton, and colleagues, supervisor mandelman is going to be about 30 minutes late fore this meeting. colleagues, is there a motion? >> supervisor walton: second. >> chair peskin: ms. meltocan that without roll or how do i handle that? >> because there is no quorum for this meeting, you don't need to have -- because there is no quorum for this meeting, you don't have to call roll for that item. >> chair peskin: thank you. i want to thank supervisor walton and supervisor yee for convening two weeks ago during our one-week recess to consider and ultimately approve the one-cent sales tax for our caltrain. this will provide much needed reforms and a path for long needed funding for this train that will connect san francisco, san mateo, and santa clara counties. we want to thank supervisor walton serving on the ad hoc govern johnson committee, particularly supervisor send -- cindy chavez and david cruz, as well as our entire el