nate and barbary coast they care about that. they have things on the shelves that don't fly off the shelves not the things most popular all the time. it's not of course during this visit has to make some money and pay the bills. keep the lights on but they care about the patient's. they take the time and the effort to make sure they have the medicines that severely ill people need. what they have done on the block with barbary coast underneath general manager ship, two years ago you would not want to walk down the street. the way they surveyed and take care of the street it's cleaned up considerably. i strongly hope that you approve this project because i figure be a benefit to the city. and for the patients throughout the city. thank you. >> good evening commissioners. commissioner antonini, as a member of a committee of the branch of city government really deeply appreciate your hard work and thank you. >> thank you >> congratulations. i'm susan gibbons. i grew up on the leavenworth st., hill. a short walk i have a dicey walk

nate and barbary coast they care about that.they have things on the shelves that don't fly off the shelves not the things most popular all the time. it's not of course during this visit has to make some money and pay the bills. keep the lights on but they care about the patient's. they take the time and the effort to make sure they have the medicines that severely ill people need. what they have done on the block with barbary coast underneath general manager ship, two years ago you would not want to walk down the street. the way they surveyed and take care of the street it's cleaned up considerably. i strongly hope that you approve this project because i figure be a benefit to the city. and for the patients throughout the city. thank you. >> good evening commissioners. commissioner antonini, as a member of a committee of the branch of city government really deeply appreciate your hard work and thank you. >> thank you >> congratulations. i'm susan gibbons. i grew up on the leavenworth st., hill. a short walk i have a dicey walk s

our nation's founding, by utilizing brian's book and going back and talking about thebarr barry -- barbary pirates. so that is something that we're going to do. and that's been fun. you know, last year i read some cookbooks and things with them, utilized some of those old cook wooks. and the boys like to help me grow herbs in my herb garden x we do a little salad garden and, and what fun that was. and they're very adventurous eaters. so we had a good time with that. >> host: congressman, did you grow up reading? >> guest: i did. read all the time. loved the biographical sketches. i find inspiration in those. and, you know, i don't know who i'm going to read in this year. i haven't decideed where i want to kind of drill down. you know, i enjoyed the lincoln books because there were several different authors -- steven mansfield be, who's one of my favorites -- different people had written on lincoln so you could get that wide view. and we'll see who i end up reading this year. i am going to rad woodward -- read woodward's book "on the road to the white house." i think it will -- it's timely,

i started at barbary coast as a doorman that worked my up to the general manager there.being first on every job and a dispensary is the key to being an effective general manager. based on the knowledge on definitely a semi-overall knowledge am deathly a security first guy. patient security and comfort are paramount to running a well having a well-run dispensary. beyond that, i care deeply about the city. i'm a proud third-generation san franciscan raising my family here. when i signed the lease at 1276 market reach out to supervisor kim's office to kind of get advice on the issues that plagued the neighborhood. at her suggestion for my walk the property with house and birth of sf safe as well as cmdr. teresa humans of the tenderloin command and learned a little more of the specifics about the problems that are on the block. at their recognition to secure the best lighting and security cameras

i worked several years with june osterburg on a number of articles for her -barbary coast neighborhood association news letter and i found her just exceedingly delightful woman. she was clearly a outstanding journalist and reporter and at the same time she had a feisty spirit to her but it was a great spirit and she had strong principles and she let anyhow know what the principles were but didn't effect the objectivity what is going on at the port and other parts of the neighborhood. she will be missed. >> public comment? >> stewart morton once again. remember this project is in the northeast waterfront historic district. the architects are acknowledging that, but there was a lot of community disapproval of the approach. along with the [inaudible] hotel project adjacent, we are losing our historic district to two very large projects that need to be somewhat refined, so there is community activity going on on this. they are meeting with the [inaudible] planning and zoning on the 15th. that will be helpful. i also want-just keep your eye on the fact this is a historic district and haven'

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condemnation of these acts of absolute savagery and harbor is a from the so-called moderate -- savagery and barbaryrom the so-called water at muslims? the majority of muslims frankly do not say anything to denounce this and that is reflective of what is going on with islam. i am quite proud of mr. trump. 's wife put not' andin the washington post talked about her experience of why she did not say anything at the d and see. -- dnc. picture of look at a may sun behind me. i could hardly control myself. what mother could? donald trump has children whom he loves. does he really need to wonder why i did not speak? carol from ohio from the democrat line. caller: i do not know where those other three colors were last week -- callers were last weekend when mr. khan was on television. donald trump wants to ban all muslims and that is what he said. he can lie on it now but that is what he said. family is tired of it as muslims and i'm tired of it as a white christian, the trump would lie about everything. family has a right to be upset that their religion is being made this way. he has been upset with trump