we are grateful to bill ginsburg and his department for working with us on the joe dimaggio playground. is he is luis here? in the library who helped us this beautiful new library and did many of the people that stand behind me. and so, we need to take extra care to provide services to the people that live in this neighborhood. that is a passion of mine that's surely not going to change. we are the golden goose for the city. we have the shopping, we have the business centers, we have the tors and centers. i think surely every visitor to san francisco comes to district 3. we welcome them. we do our bed best to provide for that but making sure we can do that and was that's pleasurable for both visitors and for residents is another important task. so, all of these things by before us. i think those of you who know me, i hope no me as an honest and fair and passionate person. always willing to have a chat. that surely is not going to change. it's kind of fun being waged here. i feel like my neighborhood family in front of me and my city family behind me. the supervisors and the department

ginsburg. she is 81. she was appointed by bill clinton in 1993 after a career that included find founding the women's rightst in the aclu. all the speculation when it comes to ruth bader ginsburg is how much longer does she intend to serve? when you look at ruth bader ginsburg this that way, as 81 years old, somebody that survived a number of health scares including more than one bout with cancer it seems like a logical question to ask and then you hear her speak and hear her opinions on the latest discussions before the supreme court, yeah 81 years of age but ruth bader ginsburg is not only on top of her game but maybe at the height of her game right now. my colleague sat down with her at the supreme court which itself is a fete. and what she got from her was a wide-ranging fascinating interview that included that magic question how much longer do you plan to keep doing this? watch. >> i know that you have no intention of retiring correct me if i am wrong, anytime soon. i'm wondering what you want your successor to look like. >> my successor will be the choice of whatever president is sitting at that time.

ginsburg. she is 81 years old. she was appointed by billlinton in 1993 after a career that included founding the weapon's rights project at the ac will you. she was the second woman ever to serve on the supreme court after sandra day o'connor. and all of the speculation, all of the time now when it comes to ruth bader ginsburg is how much longer does she intend to serve? and when you look at ruth bader ginsburg in that way, as 81 years old, somebody who survived a number of health scarce over the years, it seems like a logical question to ask. but then you hear her speak. and then you look at her opinions on the latest cases decide by the court, and you realize, yeah, 81 years of age, but ruth bader ginsburg is not only on top of her game she might be at the height of her game right now. my msnbc colleague sat down with ruth bader ginsburg at the supreme court and what she got from her was a wide rienging fascinating interview that included that magic question, how much longer do you plan to keep doing this. watch. >> i know that you have n

ginsburg. >> commissioners, just briefly i wanted to thanks nicole, supervisor cohen's office, india basin neighborhood association and the other stakeholders including pg&e and others who have project and bill, inc. is a major partner providing us with technical assistance. this is a very, very collaborative effort and this is our chance. this is our potential legacy park. we're very, very excited about it and just wanted to thank everyone for their participation and our goal, even though the different parcels have different owners is that if you are a park user, no matter where i come from and you are in that park, it will feel like one, big, contiguous park. with thematic programing in all the different parcels and design that is consistent. and that is what we're striving for. just wanted to thank everybody. >> thank you. any other comments? i don't see anything. can we entertain a motion? >> moved. >> seconded. >> moved and seconded. all in favor? >> aye. >> motion passes. >> thank you, we are now on item 12 the recreation and park budget for fiscal year 2015-16 and 16-17. this is a discussion-only item, commissioners. but the next one is a vote. >> let's move it out of order to get a v

passed a bill to honor the thousands who marched in 1965, congress still hasn't acted to restore the voting rights act, which was gutted by a supreme court decision in 2013. justice ruth bader ginsburg sdition and in a new msnbc interview, she says members of congress can't wish away our country's history of discrimination. >> i'm wondering how you see the current state of race relations in our country. >> people who think you can wave a magic wand and the legacy of the past will be over, are blind. >> should we be worried that all of those agreement achievements of the civil rights movement are being rolled back? >> some day we will go back to having the kind of legislature that we should, where members, whatever party they belong to want to make the thing work. >> we need a legislature that wants all americans to have equal rights. and we need more judges like justice ginsburg to speak out when those rights are challenged. joining me now is msnbc's erin karm own and james peterson. thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> great view. great job. justice ginsburg was very strong in her dissent on votes rights in her opinion that she wrote. what does she say needs to happen

in the 1980s, douglas ginsburg watched his nomination go up in smoke because of college-aged marijuana use. candidates for president since then have been asked about use. bill first told reporters that he never broke laws in the u.s., but thenwhen asked if while a student at oxford if he broke laws there, clinton answered -- >> when i was in england, i experimented with marijuana a time or two. i didn't like it didn't inhale. never tried it again. >> that is a response that became an immediate and enduring punch line. bush liked to clip when i was young and irresponsible, i was young and irresponsible. youth drug use in the context of a presidential campaign is far from unprecedented. knew jeb admitted is this something that rand and other potentials will hammer him on? back with us is joy reid wesley lowery, and republican consultant liz mair. my quick take on this when it comes to winning the november election we're over the idea of somebody smoking marijuana in college. the interesting thing to me is how rand paul jumped on this. he didn't do it from the shame on you, you used pot angle. he did it from the angle shame on you, you would use it now you wou

bill. wow. serious fighting there. one man suffering a broken nose the other a busted lip until you see they were broken apart. all right. finally, a supreme court revelation. justice ruth bader ginsburgits why she dozed off during president obama's state of the union address last month. ginsberg says quote, she wasn't 100% sober. here's my favorite part. she blames justice kennedy's fine california wine that he brought to dinner that night and evening though she promised herself she was going to stick to that sparkling water she says the dinner was so delicious it needed wine. >> yes. >> and ginsberg didn't know she was caught dozing until her granddaughter said bubby, you were caught sleeping at the state of the union. >> i understand that predicament. >> she fessed up. >> justice kennedy. >> i understand. >> we feel it. all right, amy. thank you. >>> now to surprising revelations about bobbi kristina brown. police now saying she was in a car accident that left a man hospitalized. this happening just days before she was found face down unresponsive in her bathtub and hearing from her boyfriend this morning. abc's alex perez with the latest. >> reporter: this morning newly released p