my name is angel davis, i have two tiny wine bars in san francisco, both of them had to go through cu. one of the reasons we have the model is because it's easy to pay for the employees and maintain a somewhat profitable business at that level. but for both businesses for me, it took 13 months for the first business and the second one took 16. luckily, on the second one, we were in a space where we were selling wine in retail, but the profit margin is little, so it was me working all the time and then supporting the second business until we had an ability to open the bottle and serve it to customers. a lot of things i want to say, have been said. just, please, do whatever it takes and we'll work with you. it's really sad to see what is happening with the city. third generation. i want to stay here. we need you to listen to us, our hardships and whatever you can do to help us get through this. >> supervisor fewer: next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm charlotte. i own a restaurant in the mission. i'm focused on fine dining, personally, but the speakers before me and after me are big people

michael and angel davis, through the equity program. my mother is an immigrant, my father is first-generation chinese, whose parents came

michael and angel davis, through the equity program. my mother is an immigrant, my father is first-generation chinese, whose parents came here. angel and i started working in cannabis about seven, eight years ago. the equity program was designed to serve people like my partner mike, individuals persecuted and punished for what's now legal. a program designed to give those from the city a chance to stay and give back to the community, because this is our home and no one else will take care of the city the way someone who truly loves san francisco can. i believe i'm a good candidate for the cannabis oversight committee, being a chinese- american san franciscan, i can see the split within the community. i hope to educate and do the outreach necessary to introduce the community to cannabis in a newly regulated and legal market. having opened a fair share of small businesses, i know all too well the difficulty of navigating through the bureaucratic permitting process of san francisco, from d.b.i. to planning to health, to fire, to the o.c.c.

angels take the lead on a sack fly. chris davis at the plate. and a miss, the angels beat the a's 3-2. so the a's loss means the rays have a chance to win. ji-man choi big fly to right. a game-winning walk off. they beat the yankees 2-1. a's are in the first for the wild card race. stay tuned. giants and rockies, last home stand for bruce boce. can you believe this? first inning, buster posey, two-run homer to left. to stay inside the line. 7th of the year. it's 2-1 giants. madison bumgarner helping his cause. 19th in his career. that was into the bleachers. 3-1 giants. 8th inning, evan longoria to the garden in center. his 20th. last check, extra innings, 5-5 in the 14th. boce still not retired yet. preseason hockey, sharks facing the ducks in anaheim. second period, dalton proud to lay a big hit on josh mahura. get called for the penalty on the play. hockey highlights, almost hockey season. late in the period, period, per umbrel gambrel. sharks win 0 and 4, but it is the preseason. did you see this? niners enjoying the buy week. a couple took i

angels 4-0. how about the giants in st. louis? jalen davis, another rookie making his big league debut.he giants gets his first hit. off of the single of michael in the second. ends up going one for three with a walk. he's got some power. he's been tearing it up in the miners. family enjoying it. 7-6 giants in the 6th. giant killer paul goldsmith, whether he's a d-back or cardinal, he's going to beat them. into the gap with two on. cardinals take an 8-7 lead. kevin pillar. high deep, aloha. 4 for 5 today, a two-run shot. their four game skid. antonio brown has picked a new helmet. he's happy with that. he's not happy about being fined, $54,000 by his raiders. brown posted a letter. he posted this from gm mike saying the fines were for missing mandatory team activities and more fines will follow if a.b. causes trouble. that's what it said there. brown responded saying in part, when your own team wanna hate. but there's no stopping me now. raiders hoping that brown's talent makes these headaches worthwhile. we have the raiders and broncos for you monday night football is back 7:00 p.m. on

davis, and he was chief from 69 - 77 or 78. during the time he was chief, crime nationally exploded and went up 50% in los angeles under chief davishe was not adverse to the use of force. he had a unique philosophy of law enforcement and he told me, it's not the job of the police department to enforce the law. that is the job of every citizen in police department is there to help. he is the chief who pioneered neighborhood watch in los angeles in introduced community base policing in the l.a. basic car plan because he viewed law enforcement as a partnership between citizens and police in the basic plans has we are going to become a partnership with the local neighborhoods and we will have the same officers and same neighborhoods to know people involved and that philosophy works, the essence of law enforcement in a free society and self-governing society, he was very much opposed to gun control laws that would disarm law-abiding citizens because he believed they were the first line of defense in an import part of the partnership to enforce the law that are enacted on behalf of all of us. but ultimately the philosophy requires a mut

davis. and he was chief from '69 to '77 or '78, i think. during the time that he was chief, crime nationally exploded. it was -- it went up 50%. in los angelesnder chief davis it actually went down. and he had a -- he was not adverse to the use of force. but he had a very unique philosophy of law enforcement. he once told me, you know it is not the job of the police department to enforce the law. he said that's the job of every citizen the police department is there to help. he's the chief who pioneered neighborhood watch in los angeles. he introduced community-based policing. he introduced the l.a. basic car plan. because he viewed law enforcement as a partnership between citizens and police. of course the basic carr plan says we are going to become a partnership with the local neighborhoods. we are going to have the same officers in the same neighborhoods who know the people who are involved. seems to me that philosophy works. it's the essence of law enforcement in a free society, in a self-governing society. in fact he was very much opposed to gun control laws that would disarm law-abiding citizens because he believed the law-abiding citi

are at it with billy bob thornton, cobie smulders, viola davis, freddie highmore, allison tolman, christian slater and the cast of "charlie's angels banks, kristen stewart, naomi scott and ella balinska. plus music from cage the elephant, morgan wallen, james blake, and gary clark jr. a new edition of "mean tweets." and guillermo's exclusive report. back-to-back at the emmy awards. so it's going to be a great week. for eight magical, sister-humping seasons, our first guest played one of the best characters on one of the best shows ever. "game of thrones" received a record-setting 32 emmy nominations this year, including one for best supporting actor. please welcome the former jaime lannister, nikolaj coster-waldau. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: so what's going to happen next season on "game of thrones"? you can tell us now. >> yes. >> jimmy: still sworn to secrecy. >> still sworn to secrecy, yes. >> jimmy: is it just me, or does the finale seem like five years ago. >> it seems like it. >> jimmy: we saw it in may? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: are people still mentioning to you wherever you go? >>

everyone in washington, new york and los angeles is plotting them as they do it. it's not a good sign. victor davisanson is a senior fellow and joins us. professor, does it worry you that the biggest american corporation can work against one of our constitutionally protected rights in the left applauds? do you think the left for the plot of walmart made it harder for people to vote or were tried by a jury, do you think that was a good thing? >> i am worried about it because we have all these constitutional protected rights, the right to free speech and the right to bear arms in the second amendment but if you can't actually actualize them they don't mean much. i'm a professor and if i go on campus and teach a class or give a lecture and i criticize partial-birth abortion or climate change, i'm going to have a problem. i won't have full rights of free speech and people -- if they can't go to a rural walmart and buy ammunition for a legal gun to protect their families than they don't have full use of the second amendment. the problem i think tucker is that walmart told us, and i'm speaking as a rural

chris davis goes deep in the fourth to give the a's a lead. that is his 23rd of the year. it seems to be all angelsn. 5th inning they get all three runs. three runs and one is the tying run. that is the way it stood up. six hits. the final home run. they get no help from the yankees. the tampa bay walkoff in the the former giant and a former oakland a. >>> the final days of bruce bochy. they would like to win six in a row and finish out the season at 81-81. he is not a loser as he departs. the giants and the rockies. down in the first. this is a to run shot. 3rd inning, no doubt. the lead did not hold up. the giants tie it. that is where we stand right now. in the 14th inning. san francisco and colorado. >>> talking about something that will be happening on friday night. the smack down. the 49ers are on hand. check out new day. >>> time to check this out. we have been talking about the live ball. he thinks he has popped out to leftfield. it keeps going. watches reaction. he is frustrated. the yard. o,i had a minor heart inci. i am fine. but just to be safe, i'm having an angiogram, which is when th

chris davis gives us plenty of reason to smile with his 23rd home run. in the 5th inning, all three runs for los angelesannot get it. it is an rbi single. it is a tie. that is the way it would end in the 9th inning. the a's had only six hits in the evening. >>> the 100+ win yankees could not lend a hand. in the 12th inning, a walk off and a 2-1 winner. they are celebrating. they are a half-game back in the top spot. cleveland also won their game. they are only one back. for the second spot. >>> no pressure on the giants as they go down on the walkoff. a little pride at stake. the giants and rockies are in extra innings. as everybody says goodbye. talk about a feel-good story. they are down in the first. pose still has a home run left in him. this is a to run shot. it is the seventh of the year. this is deep and gone. 3-1 leave. the giants are down 5-4 in the eighth. they have a tie and right now they are in the 12th inning. at five a piece. >>> a week from tomorrow, they will open it up. tonight exhibition hockey. 30 days until the warriors in anaheim, they are down in the second. what could he be fight

davis. >>> develop fing this morning, buck is under yet another investigation after he is arrested in los angelesin connection with a drug overdose of a 37-year-old man. he's accused of having a man in his apartment and injecting him with meth. two men have previously died of meth overdoses in the democratic donor's home. buck denied any wrong doing and was not criminally charged in either of those cases. >>> we will see new court, that was the blunt response from california attorney general javier becerra when he learned the feds were cutting california's rights to set clean air standards. since 1970, california has been given the right to set its own tail pipe pollution rules. 13 other states adopted the standards as well. the trump administration is revoking california's ability to set its own clean air zastandar. the attorney general and governor are vowing to sue to stop the trump administration. >>> president trump's former campaign manager was grilled by congress. >>talking about cory lewandowski. >> paul manafort, his other campaign manager, is in prison. the house committee had strong wo

angels 4-0. the indians also won which means the a's are tied for the second wild-card spot. the rays have the first spot by just one half game. no homeruns for jaelyn davis but he did have his first big-league hit. the giants blew the lead twice against the cardinals. paul goldschmidt, the giant killer had four rbis and 8-7 st. louis in the sixth inning. but kevin poe are keeps on keeping on. a two run blast for the 9-8 lead. he had four hits last night and he is 21 home runs and 79 rbi. the giants win on a night when madison on gartner allowed six runs. they snap a four-game fight. the 49ers hope to break a 12 game losing streak in the eastern time zone when they visit tampa to open the season on sunday. jim harbaugh was the coach the last time they won in the east. not only will it be his first game back in the saddle, they have a deal with the florida weather. it will be 90 degrees with 70% humidity. to help get acclimated, the 49ers have cracked up the heat all over there facility. >> i think we had a tent outside in the weight room, my office is very hot in my room, for some reason. it is bad ventilation. what we are doing everything to make sure th

davis. the findings will be reviewed by the california horse racing board. >>> democratic activist and donor ed buck is under yet another investigation after he was arrested in los angelesged in connection with a drug overdose of a 37-year-old man. he's accused of having the man in his apartment injecting him with methamphetamine. two men have previously died of meth overdoses in the democratic donor's home. buck has denied any wrongdoing and was not criminally charged in either of those cases. >>> 6:45 for you right now. the president has found a new national security adviser. >> this would be his fourth, scott mcgrew. >> four in just three years. good morning. he set a record with that, laura. a few minutes ago president trump tweeted he asked robert o'brien to be his next security adviser. o'brien currently works at the state department. he attended high school in santa rosa, studied law at cal berkeley. o'brien replaces john bolton, who was fired after reportedly he disagreed with president trump's plan to invite al qaeda to a peace summit in maryland. before that it was mcmaster who disagreed with the president on russia, before that michael flynn, fired for lying