we have the applicant for the license which is caroline santiago brown. miss brown? >> i was lucky. yes, my name is caroline santiago brown, and i am a first generation american cuban puerto rican from new new york city i came out here about 25 years ago and so i kind of consider myself a native san franciscan at this point. i have an intimate relationship with the mission district my mother lives at the center on 21 st and cap and i own property just a few doors down from this bar and my husband, , who has passed away a couple of years ago was a real estate developer and i was his office administrator and we built the department of public health from scratch nonetheless it was a 4-year project created a very intimate relationship with that neighborhood to say the least. when the space came up i thought that this was perfect for me because i know the neighborhood the good the bad, the ugly, and i love it. i love the people in the neighborhood and maybe it comes from growing up in new in new york city myself i like the cultural aspect of it most importantly. i was educated in new jers

and a spokesman for governor brown tonight says he will consider a law -- repealing a law, the so-called personal belief exemption. caroline tyler has more on how that could end parental choice. >> if i can help them not have to go through the misery of having the measles or having something, then why not do it? >> reporter: that's why her boy 6-year-old jayden and 4-year-old navir, are visiting this clinic. but not all parents feel that way, though the clinic director has seen more change in their thinking since the nationwide measles outbreak. >> just last week several of my families who were not anti-vaccine entirely but were slow wanting to wait, came in and got their kids vaccinated. >> reporter: now with concerns growing, two state lawmakers, one a pediatrician, want to repeal the so-called personal belief exemption. the california law that allows parents to opt out of vaccinating their children. >> that's a problem for the public health and that's ultimately why we originally passed the law that you should get vaccinated before you enter school and that's why we need further steps to protect the public health. >> re

caroline hyde joins us. if you look at the breakdown gucci has been down. some of their brown's well. >> yves saint laurent is killing it for them. that was a real ray of light. they are still cooling slightly. gucci is not quite as stellar as it has been in the pass. gucci is the cash cow. it is where the bulk of revenue comes from. it has been hurt in china and has been losing the consistency of products, losing its sexiness in terms of what tom ford has brought to the name. the performance has been down. there was a notable improvement in the final three months. we are suddenly seeing freshness being injected. a new chief executive. he is going to be taking the helm and trying to drive gucci forward trying to continue to improve. they have a new creative director as well. they promoted him from within. they need to inject the newness and consistency that analysts want to see. it is interesting to see where they are doing well and where they are trying to distance themselves. they are doing well in the united states doing well in japan. they are trying to shave the risk going