with this one, the calendar was really tricky. because i'm moving back and forth between time periods but w also dealih aids, the amount of time that would elapse beeen someone maybe gettin the test and getting the results. you move one thing and your whole plot falls apart. so i clicked back in my google calendar five or six years until the days of the week matched up with the days of the week in 1985. and i would enter my events into the calendar. >> seth: i noticed that the days match up. checked. i always check. [ laughter ] that's the first thing i do when i read a book. i'm like, "i'm going to go on my google calendar. if these, they don't match up --" >> you know what? someone do s. h: someone does, that's true. >> and we're going to get the e-mails. the writers are going to get the e-mails if we don't do that.t' >> seth: thas right. >> but -- what the funny thing now is i'll use my google

calendar. the first is item 5-e on the consent calendar will be taken off of consent and will be heard on the general calendar. the second is item nine, margaret hayward playground renovation has been taken off calendar and will not be heard today. with that, we will get started on the president's report. >> there is no president's report. >> approved. >> okay. is there any public comments? seeing none, public comment is cles. we're on item three, the general manager's report. >> that's pressure, and i'm not going to live up to it, but be relatively brief. this past weekend, i wanted to offer an outside lands wrap up. this past weekend was the annual outside lands concert. the three day festival featured 83 local restaurants, 41 local wienerys, 31 local brewerys, and a series of local artists, comedian, and speakers, including our former mayor, gavin newsom spoke. he was not the headliner, however. those were the weekend, florence and the machine, and miss jackson herself, janet jackson. this i

president, i move to executive session to consider calendar number 994. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, department of health and human services, lynn a. johnson of colorado to be assistant secretary for family support. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of lynn a. johnson of colorado to be assistant secretary for family support, department of health and human services, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the pre

. > check the calendars, we're getting closer to the first day of schoo for many kids in our area. >> for many famils the biggest shock can be getting back in the school routine. justin finch has good advice. >> in the morning it's reall hectic and we're trying to get out the door, what are the routines to keep in mind before we hit the road. >> the best thing is prepare the s> reporter: cecilia jones knows what sh talking about. she was a teacher and now a professional organizer, man out your morning. o get there in time, leave by 6:30. >> reporter: it starts with taking out the guesswo and as sure you're as ready possible. >> if there is soccer practice after school, make sure it has everythingn it including a water bottle and everything go.dy to >> reporter: after kids are at ngme. >> openi up the backpack and if there inc lu drop that in the kitchen to get cleaned up and pulling out any home. wo >> reporter: keep a special foer for school notices and permission slips and what's on thoseorms might need to make the calendar. why is this visual sota imp? >> the visual is important so

we'll move on. >> clerk: moving on to consent calendar. item 9 has been continued until later on the agenda. there are multiple items that have been severed from the consent calendar at the request of members of the public, including 10.1, x-b, 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, 10.5 and 10.8. >> chairman brinkman: all right. i will ask for a motion to approve the consent calendar minus 10.1, x-b, 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, 10.5, and 10.8. >> move to approve. >> chairman brinkman: all in favor? aye. opposed? hearing none, consent minus those items is approved. >> clerk: 10.1, several traffic modifications. >> chairman brinkman: are we taking the sever all together, ms. boomer? we have a member of the public. >> taken care 10.1x-bb, i thought that these were all related to the paved street project that would be before the board today, but i don't see here. i expressed opposition at that time and the paved street project. i don't believe i got any notification that the items weren't going to be here, so it looks like these are on separate tracks. i believe that there

i asked the vice president to take that item off the calendar. i had a chance to speak with a representative of the mayor's office, the cal d.o.j., hillard hines which is the consultant that's working on the d.o.j. reforms, and i had a nice conversation with the chief this afternoon, and we discussed basically strengthening the -- some of the language in the addendum, so we are going to put that back on calendar -- or the intention is to put that back on calendar on august 1, so that's why we're removing it from calendar tonight, but it will be addressed at the next meeting. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you for explaining that. commissioners, anything further? okay. it's time for public comment. >> clerk: public comment on items 1(a) through (d). >> commissioner mazzucco: good evening, miss letterman. how are you? it's good to see you. >> i'm rachel letterman. i'm representing the national lawyers guild. i have some comments on the operation in which the 39 people were arrested. first of all, we condemn the use of san francisco resources to ar

hearing none, consent calendar approved. let's start with 10.2x through x. >> one speaker has asked the item be severed. >> this time, west side best side, community organization for neighbors for better transit in the sunset. we were created a little less than a year ago and we have already 200 members. they sent me here today to support the items of known as the la playa safety and improvement, to tell you this is not enough. originally this was a community plan, designed with neighbors, with a lot of supports from the neighbors. it was supposed to be approved or sent to you on december 5, 2017, but a few people said they were losing too much parking, so once again, we have been prioritizing safety on one of the most dangerous intersections in the city, where you have families living. people going to the beach. they are crossing this intersection where cars speed and don't stop at the stop signs. so, a few of the things that were removed were the partial 1-way streets on la playa. also the parking was removed for parking.

it's all on the consent calendar for the commission to approve. >> commissioners, the consent calendar -- any questions to the finance and planning committee chair regarding any of the items or else we will move forward onto the next s e item, which is the consend calendar. seeing no questions, we will move onto the consent calendar, please. the consent calendar is before you as listed. are there any extractions? there being no extractions, then, we'll proceed to the vote for the consent calendar. all those in favor, please say aye. all right. all those opposed? the consent calendar has been approved. thank you. >> item seven is an action item for the revisions to the sfgh medical staff bylaws and rules and regulations. oh, i'll note that the sgc recommended these to be approved by you at the june 26 meeting this year. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm clare horton, deputy chief of staff at san francisco general. there are two things to bring to your attention. one is the sfgc bylaws, and it specifically doles with the granting of emergency privileges in the case that we have a clini

item 5 heard at the beginning of the regular calendar. commissioners, commissioner comments and matters, item seven, consideration of adoption draft minutes for july 12th, july 19th and july 26th of 2018. i have no speaker cards. >> any public comment on the draft minutes? seeing none, close public comments. >> motion to approve draft minutes for july 12th, '19, 26. >> commissioner fong. [roll call vote taken] >> so moved, commissioners. motion passes unanimously 6-0. places us on item 8 for commission comments and questions. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: with great sadness i like to ask that we close today's meeting in memory of mary gallagher, who unexpectedly passed away on july 31st. and it is with great sadness that not only myself as a commissioner, but hearing from the community we are all in disbelief about this untimely and early passing. mary was the passionate voice for principled and good planning and she will be missed by all. i ask we keep her in our memory. >> president hillis: thank you, commissioner moore,

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mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar 504, s. 2511. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 504, s. 2511, a bill to require the under secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere to carry out a program and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection, the senate will proceed. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the committee-reported substitute amendment be agreed to, the bill as amended be considered read a third time and passed, and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar 552, s. 2896. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 552, s. 2896, a bill to require disclosure by lobbyists of convictions for bribery, extortion, embezzlement, illegal kickbacks, tax evasion, fraud, conflicts of interest, making false st

do i have a motion to approve the consent calendar? >> move to approve. >> second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to adopt a recommendation for approval -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners, that motion is pas us unanimously 6-0, and placed us on your regular calendar for item nine, at 1001 tennessee street. this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners, jonathan memmer, department staff. matter before you is a request for appropriateness. origin originally constructed for an industrial use, a number of changes have been made to the exterior. as proposed, the project would replace this t-111 only at the south location with corrugated metal. it was popular used in building in san francisco in the 1920's, and is widely found throughout this district including 1025 den ten stre den -- tennessee street. the department has received four letters in opposition to the project, each of which express concerns the corrugated metal is not an appropriate material and instead suggested a d

any other public speakers on the continuance calendar? okay. >> on alvarado street, i received the call this morning that relaid the request from president mccarthy. the request for continuance was put forward because the building inspection commission is scheduled to hear a report from the staff on this project at their august 15 meeting. and they have requested that you delay your consideration of this project until that report is submitted to them and their comments are submitted so we can incorporate their report and comments into our report to you on the project. in which case, we are -- given that timing, we're suggesting a continuance to august 30. >> okay. commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: i would hope that chief inspector o'reardon can explain what he has learned. >> yes. i believe he will come on august 30. >> commissioner richards: i move to continue all items as proposed. >> including 17? >> very good, commissioners. [roll call vote] >> and continue 5b to october 4. consent calendar considered to be routine by t

>> but the flip side of that is you aren't choosing an at the money call calendar here this, for the upside weth in the next 30 days before you even regret that and the decay that you will get out of that short call relative to the one that you own will probably make some sense unless the stock guns in the short term and without the earnings catalyst which you own with november, but do not with september, that actually, there is some reason why you wouldn't expect it to have that kind of a strong run and adi and that was a bullish call that we've seen there. >> i like the fundamentals straight up and dan pointed out the valuations and bottom line in semis you can go either way you see a downtrend line and they've done nothing since then and they've been struggling to the trend line and you get higher lows. intel, high-quality company and the second half is in the year and the slow growth and data center is well flagged at this point and they have a product reler re -- and it's not like you can't protect yourself there as pell. >> for everything options action check out our website op

6 for the consent calendar as written. minus under section 6b, the first sentence. >> at the request of the commissioner bridges, she's asked that we remove both travel requests from the consent calendar. so we'll adjust -- >> (indiscernible). >> yes, both -- yes, both travel requests, she's requested that they be withdrawn. >> president stansbury: we just have the matter of record. technically do we have to have an amendment to what was published? >> yes. >> president stansbury: so there's a motion and does that correctly amend what we need amended? >> as long as the commissioner casciato agrees that he's moving approval of consent calendar minus the two travel requests. >> yes. >> president stansbury: there's a motion and there's a second. why don't we call for general public comment. any members of the public that would like to address the board regarding this? none, we'll close public comment. without objection? seeing none, item passes. thank you very much, next item. >> clerk: item number 7, july introduction to the

>> second. >> any public comment regarding the consent calendar? >> director of san francisco open government. the chair's comment about the amount of the gift being accepted, i understand why he says that, but people should know that there's a very good reason that is there, and i'll give you a perfect example. i've been going to the library commission for years, there's a group called the friends of the san francisco library. in 2017, that group raised $4 million to support the library. the library actually got $390,000. where did the other $3.6 million goes? nobody knows, and the library has been fighting for years to try to keep that hidden. basically, it's a scam. you have on the library website a thing that says want to support the library, and you have a direct link to this group. and big corporations and people giving things in their will, give money to this group, and 90% of the money is unaccounted for. and that's every year. and the interesting thing is that the library commission refuses to -- oh, we don't have any -- they're a 501(c)3.

at's on those forms might need to make the calendar. reporter: why is this visual important? >> it is important so the whole family has a good view what is coming up. any cld can s what is on their schedule for the week if they know that's their color. >> keeng a calendar is a group effort that means regular checks and updates the whole family must track on the calendar and smartphone y >> everythin put in there will help you to not forget betings and appointments and on calendar. >> best spot for your calendar, in youritchen or behind a main door. >>> a mother nearly arrested, accused of shoplifting school supplies. it until you hear what this confusion was all about. wsheena. >>> go through the day haday, it will be another warm one with ae for showers around. doesn't look like the weather we saw yesterday afternoon this morning you walk outside pretty comfortable. 70 degrees in washington, nice d dry for your tuesday. afternoon forecast coming up next. >>> the shirt comes off. he's getting serious for the lightning bolt. >> plus, he narrowly missed makinghe t does your bus

roll call vote on the consent calendar, please, miss casco. >> clerk: thank you. mr. cooke? >> yes, except on item 53, i want to disclose that i am the c.e.o. of mission bit, and i therefore reaccuse myself from this vote to avoid any conflict of interest. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call] >> yes, except for item k-58 which was the only retroactive, so thank you to everybody who got yours in on time, but i'll be voting on that one. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. >> okay. item d is a discussion and vote on consent calendar items severed and considered for -- set for separate consideration. the next thing i'm going to do is move some things up because we have some really big agenda items and we've got some kids that are waiting in the lobby. these are two items that are going to be quick, but they have some folks that are going to be speaking on it. if the board would indulge me, i'd like to move items i and k forward to be heard and then we'll go back to the regular agenda. does anyone object to that at all? all right. thank you. so item j is the introduction of proposals and

is that what we have to calendar? >> commissioner mazzucco: yeah. >> thank you. so that's our top recommendation. so the second is working with deaf and hard of hearing individuals. so in february , i initiated a working group with deaf and hard of hearing individuals with the hope to put together a department general order. we've been working on that for quite sometime with the police department. at this stage, we are almost completed with the department general order. the department's had a chance to look at it. and part of why we're bringing it to the commission at this moment of time is in september, will be national deaf and hard of hearing awareness month. we'd like to calendar it for september so that we could actually roll it out, individuals from the working group could attend. it just seems it would be a great time and to have that deadline in place. again, our request is we're able to calendar it for september and move forward on training and -- and get the department general order to you for september. >> commissioner dejesus: okay. >> so then, the th

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