. >> deborah rented a house in a picturesque part of new port called balboa island and she ran her business with a new likeness and at night was loved by this accomplished doctor, this sensitive man. >> what did he do for you? >> everything, from back rubs, we took walks every night. he held my hand. he was everything you want want. >> you've got it finally. >> yeah. >> then, just before thanksgiving, as tara helped her mother move into the balboa house -- >> he started moving his stuff in, too. >> tara didn't like it, not a bit. she confronted her mother. >> i told her, it looks fishy. i don't get it. she told me i needed to mind my own business. and he came up behind her. >> what did he say? >> he was saying you're just trying to get your mom all to yourself and i started screaming back at him, no, john, that's what you are trying to do. >> the next day was thanksgiving and deborah, quite fed up, told her suspicious daughters not to bother showing up for dinner. >> underneath one of you? >> neither one of us. >> what was that like? >> really hard. >> hard for deborah, too, but she needed

while balboa theater is theater, for fireside camera, it's camera store, for house of bagels, it's bakery featuring new york style bagels. this concludes my presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions. there are business representatives in attendance who would like to speak on behalf of the applications. >> commissioners, do you want to go right into public comment? >> yes. >> i know that supervisor fewer is in the audience, so i'm going to call on you for public comment. thank you for the nomination. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. commissioners, so happy to be here today to represent two thriving businesses, small businesses in my neighborhood. first i'd like to speak about the balance bowl atheater. the balboa theater was constructed in 1926, and it has screened everything from silent films to modern classics for over 90 years. these small theaters, privately owned are now becoming more of a rart in san francisco than ever. i was raised in the richmond district and one by one have seen these theaters disappear from our neighborhood. it has been an anchor for the corridor. i would a

those places where -- you made a special trip to the house of bagels and you made that part of your agenda and part of your week. he went to the balboaheatre and i did not go that much to fireside camera but i know where you are and that is a great place to be. i just want to thank you. these are truly legacy businesses and the whole idea that you are retaining the destination as part of the neighborhood is absolutely terrific. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> my first movie was at the balboa theatre. i grew up right down the block on fulton and you are the one left on that street that is from back in the day except for that bar across the street. hockey haven or whatever it is. but i think, and my girlfriend and i who always visited and went to the theater when we are in middle school still remember all the movies. we continue to hold great memories and the house of bagels , i only grew up with the house of bagels. that was the only bagel i knew and i knew what a difference between the real bagel at a fake bagel was. i am so happy. these are two legacy businesses that i grew up with and i'm so happy that you are here and that we can s

with me because he at the high school open house because he's looking to go to high school next year. we're hoping because he's thinking about going to balboa, he'll have continued access to filipino training and have a stronger sense of self and the world opened up to him that way. thank you for your time. >> hi, i got here late. i didn't have time it fill out the green card. may i speak briefly? >> are you ok with 10 seconds? because i'm not supposed to let you speak at all in you didn't fill out a card in time. >> i'm here to support the resolution. and i've been a public school parent for 15 years. and two more years, knock on wood. both my daughters are graduates of rosa parks elementary and they've taken -- they've taken the japanese program all the way through. it was a really proud moment when my older daughter received her certificate of biliteracy from the school district and i'm convinced that the richness of her exposure to language and cultural education and her continued exposure to japanese language played a role in her college application. and i'm happy to report that after two years, she's finally able to -- ok, thank you.

those places where -- you made a special trip to the house of bagels and you made that part of your agenda and part of your week. he went to the balboaeatre and i did not go that much to fireside camera but i know where you are and that is a great place to be. i just want to thank you. these are truly legacy businesses and the whole idea that you are retaining the destination as part of the neighborhood is absolutely terrific. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> my first movie was at the balboa theatre. i grew up right down the block on fulton and you are the one left on that street that is from back in the day except for that bar across the street. hockey haven or whatever it is. but i think, and my girlfriend an