that happened in sb 31 okay. >> thank you. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian and commissioner ortiz-cartagena and then supervisor tang take the floor so she give her report. >> just two more questions. >> great questions. >> just to sum up the process regarding licensing. >> okay. >> for c m t go c establishments that found in the past affidavits what's the process and for those that have not filed what would there be an amnesty of some way to comply. >> for the establishments that have the exemptions they'll have to get a permit from the health department we'll be looking at ways to streamline it and make that easier a possibility for example if they have a dph permits to use yarusso the costs right now the department of public health costs are somewhat fixed we've seen areas to reduce it slightly and working with the building inspection and fire department to reduce the fees again, we have to make sure those places are safe and comply with the fire codes in the past they didn't have the city services going in and if they didn't have any exemption we're working with the planning department t

. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner l. riley commissioner white commissioner tour-sarkissian mr. president, we have quorum. >> all right. so first order of business is general public comment the commission except agenda items. the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes. for items not going to be discussed today month by month anybody have new items for consideration seeing none item 3 >> public comment is closed. >> item number 3 a presentation on google small business engagement today commissioners your receiving a presentation from rebecca the public affairs manager google and joe global business with google and adriana the person that oversees the diversity with google and alison is with the diversity section of google sfgovtv i believe we have a power point presentation. >> probably google dots actually (laughter) exactly. >> it is up on the computer not on the screen is that how it - . >> there you go. >> great. >> good afternoon commiss

la mortidita. >> disfrutando muchÍsimo cartagena es un lugar bellÍsimo cartagena. viernes. >> esas son las habitantes de una pequeÑa villa en japÓn. se ha quedado prÁcticamente sin pobladores una mujer se ha dedicado a crear a mano esos muÑecos de tamaÑo natural los coloca en las terminales de autobuses en los parques y hasta en las escuelas de primera lo confeccionÓ a semejanza de su fallecido padre quedÓ tan satisfecha que ya no pudo detener su producciÓn. >> increÍble cuando era pequeÑa habÍa 150 habitantes. ahora sÓlo quedan 30. y sus muÑecos. increÍble la creatividad. >> ella recibe mucho amor. juzgue usted. me parece una maravillosa idea. >> es que es un vÍdeo que estÁ dando vueltas a las redes sociales. nosotros vamos a mostrarlo tal cual. esta muchacha que cocina aparentemente muy bien. como pueden observar la sensualidad en la cocina van de la mano en esta candente propuesta culinaria de una chef muy atrevida. estÁ viendo muy bien porque vamos a estar con mÁs imÁgenes que tal estÁ la comida ya que todo el mundo quiere saber. vamos a pasar con shakira y doy

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. >> getting the chance to showcase some of the brightest talents at the cartagena festival in columbia. many deal with the continent's recent history while finding acclaim abroad finding an audience back home can be harder. >> the harrowing drama of a teenager forceed to john farc rebels and then hide her pregnancy. it is the subject of an international film festival. director says it's the festival's duty to remember the country's brutal history. >> it's our way to contribute to our peace process, through cinema. we can't have a long-lasting peace or build a different country if we don't know what has happened to us. if we don't remember, if we don't understand the horrible things that have happened, that we're all responsible for. >> 53 films are competing in different categories in the week-long festival in one of columbia's fascinating cities. latin america's history and it's struggle to find its identity has been a popular theme. often have a hard time finding an audience back home. >> it's difficult to imagine anything further apart from war and poverty in the center of cartagena

commissioner president adams commissioner dooley schmitz commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian and commissioner l. riley. >> and with that we have a motion approving to move forward with the economic impact as so amended. >> perfect all right. on to the next agenda item item 5 director's report. >> i have a verbal report for you tonight i want to let you know that last week there were 2 events one with the s b.a. administrator i put the information in your packet at the last meeting in terms of the procurement workshop with the national gay and lesbian chamber of commerce and the golden state association our la concina mexican restaurant commerce on the supplier diversity with the employment and at the federal level this was well attended and our office was asked to speak a bit about the services that we provide and then i was also able to share that for our lbe certification a depreciation for businesses to be able to identify themselves as lgbtq businesses we don't give preferences at the federal level they'll base it upon the veterans and at the

accused a little bit arrest commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner l. riley and commissioner tour-sarkissian arrest mr. president, we have quorum thank you well, welcome to tonight meeting so the first order of business on the agenda is general public comment this allows mustaches to comment generally on matters within the commissions purview and suggest new items are there any new items for consideration >> scott president of the small business commission california. >> hi scott. >> how you doing small business commission along with the federation of the and the handsomely has the ab 1280 what it does basically give a one-day tax holiday on small business right after thanksgiving for your information the tax state tax is 7 and a half cents and san francisco is 8 so san francisco tax on another quarter percent what the hope is that if this passes the state that we can get local jurisdiction the legislation does not require a local jurisdiction to wave the tax that would be a problem if they didn't do it so the idea is to promote small bu

. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> i think to piggyback on that i may have a question how realistic do we develop the criteria and all the approaches is it possible when their transpired for us this commission actually to see it in front of us or have a say not approve we're obviously not a body for this but i mean those projects go up all the time and truly included i know there is outreach we're better off when i started this commission i mean there's no true he recalls or he was the and commissioner white. >> we're codifying in a more efficient way in the past with the departments as commissioner dwight said we've spoken in the past with the mta process what i our recommendation did not seem to be taken seriously and so i'm hoping that this passed will load to a more compelling state of you know things that must be considered and can't be dismissed because they're not convenient for one group or another okay commissioner l. riley. >> yeah. i would like to hear public comment to see whether or not to shed light. >> okay. so there are no other commissioner comments do we have membe

. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> i want to follow-up on the sentiments from the mission district. >> thank you for not ero seeing this and something is paying attention i like to be pro-active. >> i'm curious how will the disputes be monitored i premium there are standards of operation maximum and some noise standards; is that correct. >> sure a lot of those are existing procedures. >> no i think it is great i live in the dog patch and people don't know what they're getting themselves into not standard residential area where this is something if you know about around the corner or down the street awesome thank you, very much do we have an action. >> oh. >> finally oh i'm preying you (laughter). >> commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> i congratulate you for the effort i have some technical questions that are quick legislation talks about the decimals that impact inside and outside can you explain what that is. >> sure so that's not our baby what happened then was there sort of a long story but those are establishment state building codes and we do you want those in the local code the

roll call. >> stamdz commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner l. riley and that motion passes 6, zero in favor to recommend are recommend to the board of supervisors to impact in piece of legislation. >> good job. >> thanks connor. >> okay. next item review the project for the recommendations to the mayor for outreach and economic salutation framework for infrastructure projects this is a discussion and possible action. >> excuse me. commissioners, i need to just take the timer off. >> all right. so that's this wrong thing and i i'm to the public i didn't make copies so commissioners we've had discussion among the commission to request for the scheduling of departments to come before you so talk about the outreach which ultimately is an economic issue for when departments are doing infrastructure projects that is ultimately an economic issue for businesses and at the mayors kwaefrl meeting commissioner dwight and another commissioner in attendance a discussion of the impact report and conducting it so the mayor there

. >> okay commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> last week the attend a working solutions and small business one and she's part of the city's resolving loan fund with an specializational motivation for the year. >> fantastic. >> commissioner l. riley. >> yeah we you and i interviewed the first interviewer for the secretary position are we're going to have a second one. >> i'll follow-up with you off like that. >> and also i substantiated the meeting with bart the bay area rapid transit along with the director they send 3 people to make a presentation on the plan they gave us i think it was a good meeting you know there's a agreement they will work with the small businesses and the office of small business to share they're planning it will not interrupt the small business. >> what was the context of the - what in what stent a they'll plan in what context. >> the context is coming from the quarterly meeting with the mayor and again talking about the infrastructure projects the mayor encouraged different members those that are interested from that group to meet with the different departments an

bÁrbara: cartagena en su lugar bellÍsimo, mal el ex presidente de exico vicente fox dijo que ya es horan pequeqo grupo. la primera informacion del ♪ bÁrbara:recuerden que siempre podemos estar conectados a travÉs de las plataformas sociales, me pueden escribir a las cuentas que estÁ viendo en pantalla. descender por una pared por donde caen miles de litros de agua no es nada fÁcil, que mejor para contarnos de esta hazaÑa que nuestro intrÉpido reportero fabio alejo. fabio: a mi me fascinan las expediciones que me llevan a conocer rÍos y cascadas escondidas. por eso quiero explorar la velocidad donde el agua corre por los caÑones. vamos a hacer rapel, para eso contamos con la experiencia del equipo adn extremo. para llegar a las profundidades del caÑÓn tuvimos que sortear todo tipo de obstÁculos. >> hay que tener la mayor precauciÓn posible y aproximarnos con cuidado y cautela por un resbalÓn o subir un accidente. fabio: en este recorrido me encontrÉ algo muy extraÑo en la pared que en apariencia era como una gran bola de pelos, pero no eran pelos, sino la falta de centenares de arÁcnidos

. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> so to clarify so i got a list of permits so the out call services are parking garages that make out calls. >> that's what i believe. >> and required to get a cu. >> we don't regulate that under the planning code. >> okay. so in theory okay. okay. >> so commissioner l. riley. >> so is it out pour of discussion (inaudible) more expensive than the petitioner they're basically doing the same thing. >> that's a public health what are you referencing. >> i'm looking at the permit at the it is 1 hundred and 46 for the practitioner. >> those are not combfrnd by the planning code. >> did this include the hotel spaces. >> there are accessory uses in a large hotel that's one of the exemptions i mentioned the planning code has 3 exemptions and that's one mentioned. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> so in essence i'm just trying so bear with me so if say i'm a warehouse owner and build several studios for out call practitioners to come and practice their trade when they come to the location it's not specific. >> but will they go through a cu process. >> how yo

jesyd:este es el barco chino que llegÓ al puerto de cartagena en cuyo interior la sorpresa encontrarcola, neveras y hasta motos y bicicletas en calidad de donaciÓn de china a cuba. una considerable de la embajada y le dijo a univisiÓn noticias que se trataba de un negocio militar. >> se trata de un negocio entre las empresas militares. jesyd: por los confusos hechos y bajo las leyes colombianas el capitÁn tuvo que ser detenidos se encuentran en poder de las autoridades de colombia enfrentan un proceso de legalizaciÓn de captura. >> la documentaciÓn que sirviÓ el capitÁn respecto a la mercancÍa que transportaba en el barco de bandera china no guarda correspondencia con lo que se encontrÓ. jesyd: en julio de 2013 se presentÓ en el canal de panamÁ procedente de cuba un barco de bandera norcoreana lleno de misiles fue detenidos y el modelo cubano reconociÓ que enviaba a ese paÍs el material para reparaciones mientras en pekÍn se asegurÓ que el barco con destino a la isla llevaba suministros ordinarios en colombia, la embajada de cuba no responde y en cartagena el capitÁn detenido podrÍa

. >> thank you commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> i want to thank the mass acknowledge therapy industry for coming out and voicing our opinions what i'm feeling and seeing through processes and proprieties we're trying to crack down on the criminal i have seen any organized organizations and there's county like san mateo county that be notorious from cracking down on criminal not taking that approach to and draukd i think we need all the parties together thank you. >> commissioner l. riley. >> someone mentioned they have to pay for the c mc and the permit pay san francisco the department of public health. >> i want to let you know if you have a c mc practice we don't make them get a permit for a massage it is illegal we don't allow them to have a dual license because of fraud the city can't put ailed requirements on thooefts they don't have to pay if you're a thooefts you don't have to may additional fees to afford the petitioners the only thing changed is the - >> only if you own a business. >> uh-huh. >> what is changing you need to if e and you have a c mc exemption we're turning bac

these are films in the neighborhood, and it's a side program of the cartagena film festival.y this is the first time in front of the silver screen. this particular theater is a truck with a revolving big screen. there's no popcorn, but there are local ices and audience members bring their own chairs by the magic of cinema remains the same. >> translator: i love cinema because we can see new things and learn things but we also have a good time. >> reporter: families enjoy the shows and interact with the actors directors, and crews. >> translator: when you sew you reap we're planning the culture of cinema with short films, features and documentaries that are radically different than what they see on television. and maybe these beautiful young people will become directors and producers. we don't know but it's worth planting the seed. >> reporter: this neighborhood is just a few kilometers away from cartagena, but it is worlds apart, and for many of these kids going to the cinema is a real luxury because going to see a film costs between 4 to $9, while 30% of the population in th

here in cartagena filmmakers will discover the stories that this continent has to tell. al jazeera, at the cartagena film festival. >> and just a reminder now that you can always keep up to date with all of the news on our website. >> >>> flash point ferguson ground zeer who is right, who is on. it's in the eye of the beholder. life. >> every single person, there was a weapon, my weapon, and losing my weapon meant losing my life. psychological jousting that reveals a perspective that could be yours. >> my unconscious brain sees white people as safer. and black as threatening. i'm ali velshi, a special report starts now. >> why are you stopping him, what did he do? >> the officers took a hard hit. >> the officer has just as much right to go home to his family as anyone else. >>> pure ambush, how attorney general eric holder described the scene you saw from ferguson overnight. the st. louis suburb is on edge, less than 24 hours after two policemen were shot during a demonstrations outside the ferguson police department. that followed the resignation of the city's police ch

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he mentioned cartagena. in the case of that, with hiring prostitutes, the secret service put those agents who were not high-ranking, the way these were, on administrative leave. that meant their guns were taken way, the badges, their credentials. they were not allowed access to secret service buildings. their vehicles were taken away. where in this case, you have high-ranking -- host: was that at the direction of the former director? guest: mark sullivan, yeah. whereas in this case, what did clancy do with these high-ranking people? one of them he was on detail with for years. he did not put them on administrative leave. rather, he put them in other as a weapons, their credentials their vehicles. that is the double standard. i said you failed his first test. host:, st. louis missouri, lime for democrats. caller: this is that unless there is an incident 72 hours later, they eliminated to three of what more incident throwing it? -- eliminate the tape. what more incident is there then throwing it? they have the

bÁrbara: disfrutando muchÍsimo cartagena su lugar bellÍsimo.os son los habitantes de una villa en japÓn. la aldea se ha quedado sin pobladores y una mujer se ha dedicado a crear a mano estos muÑecos de tamaÑo natural, y descolocan terminales de autobuses, parques y escuelas. el primero lo confeccionÓ a semejanza de su padre. quedÓ tan satisfecha que ya no pudo detener su producciÓn. bÁrbara: es increÍble, pamela. cuando era pequeÑa habÍa sido 50 habitantes, ahora sÓlo quedan 30 y sus muÑecos. ahi o ella recibe muchas horas. juzgue usted. quÉ tal. me parece buena idea. es de suyo que le da vueltas al mundo por las redes sociales. esta muchacha aparentemente cocina muy bien, y aparentemente la sensualidad y cocinaban de la mano. asi quÉ pues estÁ yendo muy bien. por carretera con mÁs imÁgenes. y quÉ tal estÁ la comida? pamela: vamos a pasar con jackie y un avance del segmento del tiempo. jackie: como dice el refrÁn, barriga llena corazÓn contento. llega la primavera pero continÚa en invierno. hablaremos quiÉnes son los afectados despuÉs de la pau

i was just in cartagena. i never know what i'm going to get, because they have's all specialties. i was in cartagena recently, and to build that were very involved lbgtelping team writes -- writes general, but i get questions about it, but it is caught me off guard for i have ever sat down and had a long conversation with people who are experts in that field. women's rights -- there was another couple of representatives, and then the probably 30% of the colombian that are african disescent. getting a novel a lot of awareness from them. what was interesting to me, and what i get out of these is are they talking generally about these rights or violations of rights in the society, or are they talking about the government doing something? bia case it is never about the government doing this, it is more about the societal attitudes and how it will take time to change these things, and that is very telling, because there are other countries you good to come where you got to get the president to stop his people from doing x, y, and z. the other thing in colombia, completests have to do w

periodista: este es el barco chino que llegÓ al puerto de cartagena en colombia, donde se encontrÓ unaque vienen equipos mÉdicos y odontolÓgicos; y hasta motos y bicicletas en calidad de donaciÓn de china a cuba. una funcionaria dijo que se trataba de un negocio militar. funcionaria: se trata de un negocio entre las empresas militares, no mantenemos muchas informaciones. periodista: el capitÁn de la embarcaciÓn tuvo que ser detenido y se encuentra con las autoridades competentes de colombia enfrentando un. pedido de captura. >> la documentaciÓn que pidiÓ el capitÁn no guarda correspondencia con lo que se encontrÓ. periodista: en julio 2013 un hecho similar se encontrÓ en el canal de panamÁ, y el gobierno cubano reconociÓ que enviaba a ese paÍs el material para reparaciÓn. y en china se asegurÓ que el barco llevaba suministros ordinarios, en colombia la embajada de cuba aÚn no responde. marÍa: ahora tenemos un adelanto de lo que estÁ preparando esta noche enrique acevedo. enrique: el presidente barack obama asignÓ la ley que otorga seguridad nacional, que deja intactas las medidas sobre

lourdes: en el 2012.2 docenas de agentes fueron acusados de contratar prostitutas en cartagena en colombiados para perjudicar a estados unidos. >> la dea los miembros del servicio secreto fueron vÍctimas, yo siempre lo reiterÉ, que fue una conspiraciÓn que se hizo contra ellos. lourdes: tambiÉn se investigÓ la conducta del servicio de alguaciles de estados unidos. revelÓ casos de conducta inaceptable incluyendo acoso sexual. dice que la cooperaciÓn de las agencias de la ley fue lenta e incompleta. el reporte indica que estos agentes que tenÍan una conducta sexual de alto riesgo nunca le reportaron a personal de seguridad o lo hicieron mucho despuÉs de los hechos y se pusieron asÍ en riesgo de extorsiÓn y chantaje. enrique: hay nuevas reglas en el servicio secreto sobre el consumo de bebidas alcohÓlicas. miembros de esa corporaciÓn no podrÁn conducir vehÍculos de gobierno hasta que no hayan transcurrido al menos 10 horas de no haber tomado alcohol. el documento seÑala que recibirÁn un castigo que podrÍan tener su despido. ilia: el alcalde de nueva york dijo que alguien habrÍa puesto errÓnea

haber encontrado las municiones tras recibir informes de inteligencia, el barco habÍa atracado en cartagenado como base que somos lo que comemos la organizaciÓn creÓ buena campaÑa junto con el condado de l.a. enfocada en aconsejar a los padres sobre cÓmo preparar alimentos saludables para toda la familia. >> lo que hacemos es promover la comida saludable para los padres para que enseÑen a los niÑos de 0 a 5 cÓmo comer mÁs saludable, sin mucha sal ni grasa y a los niÑos le gusten. >> el objetivo es ir tienda por tienda haciendo demostraciones para concientizar a la gente sobre los problemas que contrae el sobrepeso. >> el peligro de tener diabetes, alta presiÓn. carlos: para ayudar a madres de familia como la seÑora gonzÁlez que tiene dos niÑas y dice que lo mÁs difÍcil es encontrar la manera es que las niÑas coman alimentos sanos. >> no quiere comer vegetales ni grutas, las porciones que deben de comer diario. carlos: tomando en cuenta el problema que enfrentan los niÑos y que el 27.7 de los estadounidenses adultos es obeso esta compaÑÍa con tiendas en texas, arizona y california tambien se

que tener una respuesta fuerte en el 2012,2 docenas fueron acusados de contratar prostitutas en cartagenae alguacil de estados unidos. revelÓ otros casos de conducta inaceptable incluyendo acoso sexual y correos, y mensajes electrÓnicos inapropiados. dice que la cooperaciÓn fue lenta e incompleta. indica que estos agentes tenÍan una conducta sexual que se llama de alto riesgo. no con lo deportaron a personal de seguridad o ligero mucho despuÉs de los hechos. pusieron asÍ en riesgo de extorsiÓn. leÓn: que aparentemente estrellÓ de manera intencional el aviÓn con 150 pasajeros pudo haber ocultado evidencias de una enfermedad. las pruebas fueron obtenidas a una revisiÓn de las autoridades tras allanar su apartamento. la prensa alemana informÓ que el copiloto pudo haber sufrido depresiÓn. veamos que esta pasando en el mundo de los deportes y para eso ya estÁ listo raÚl delgado. raÚl: saludos a todos en casa, ya estÁ listo el partido entre la selecciÓn de mÉxico y ecuador maÑana en los angeles. despuÉs del mundial, el piojo herrera descartÓ en la participaciÓn de corona y de los santos debido

. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner l. riley commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner white all right. so then you've unanimously approved that recommendation to be passed on to supervisor tang and to the planning commission so i think that is it for those who are here for item 4 and 5. >> thank you for your input and time it was great input. >> all right. commissioners, i shall move on to item number - yes. >> deanna. >> deanna thank you very much and diego thank you very much appreciate it, it's yours. >> all right. so commissioners we are generally this meeting does have a hard stop at four but the next meeting is detailed so i'm going to just for item number of update on the development and preemption of the legacy program we're not going to get into a detailed discussion i'm highlighting the changes that have been made and passed out of the board of supervisors and then at our april 13th meeting we'll get into the detailed discussions of work on the program and establishing the registry program under

in cartagena very cooperative police institutions that work with our dea and fbi and other countries like that. most countries are pretty much on our side in the drug fight and any stink at all of terrorism. >> sir this morning you said sequestration would eviscerate your capacity. i was wondering first of all -- e. disarrayed. >> did i say that? >> i have eviscerate. >> is that right? >> what types are using broadly? >> we have from my point of view we have navy p. threes and we have the hsp threes that fly over the caribbean. we periodically get jstars, very few but jstars is a game-changer for us because they can see the entire caribbean well into the pacific. so jstars and we use b-52 sorties carrying centra packages and contract isr but we pay for and try to fill in the gaps that we don't do an awful lot of -- >> where would you lose the most capability and how would you make up for that sequestration and is there concern except for jsoc. >> would lose at least 50% of isr we have now read we only have a fraction of what we need but we would lose certainly the p3's navp three's w