yeah, here we go. ♪ chan, channing all over ♪ ♪ chan, channing all over ♪ noooo! they're too sexy!lt than others, but... you have to stay positive. i mean, what else are you gonna do? no! yeah, jimmy called me about this movie, and i was a little unsure because i'm kind of known for my singing and dancing and modeling. but when i saw jimmy act, you know, i felt like... like, i mean, anybody can do this. get me the president. boop, boop. jimmy was easily the most difficult co-star i've ever had. and i co-starred in a movie with osama bin laden. jenga! let me clarify something. now, when i say somebody is a [bleep] i don't mean to imply that they're actually [bleep] mother. even though they probably are [bleep] somebody's mother or a girl who's going to be a mother or whatever. you know, unless i'm talking about topher grace. dude is weird. he is a [bleep] i'm -- i'm -- i'm adopted. aaaaah! honestly, horrible. most unprofessional actor i've ever worked with. oh, no. ah, she [bleep] herself. you got to be [bleep] kidding me, huh? you will never work in this town again. you know, i jus

chan's name connected with what is on the california licensing board? >> yeah, let me read it to you. this is the document which came from... what document this? >> this is the signature investors brochure ha it gives out to the agencies. it says under the compensation, as a registered representative of si i, which is signature, allfred chan may also receive brokerage commissions from the transactions recommended to clients. if a client asks, alfred chan to execute a transaction is will be executed through sii as a broker deal and her a commission may be paid toal fred chan. >> how is that connected to vocal? through alfred? >> yes, he is the owner of vocal financial network signs a lease. there may be a sublease, i don't know between vocal financial network and mr. chan, but it seems like there doesn't need to be, a person can operate under a certain license and a licensee name and that does not have to be the name of the tenant under the lease. the landlord that i have been on asks that the tenants under the lease. the existing llcs that have assets a

we are back with channing tatum.new game called sticky balls which refers -- [ cheers ] -- of course, to these red balls which stick to these velcro suits that we're wearing. now we're going to put 45 seconds on the clock and throw these sticky balls at one another until time runs out. once we're done, channing and i each will count the sticky balls stuck to the other guy. you'll handle my balls. i'll handle your balls. copy? the one with the most balls stuck to his suit loses. the first ball thrown has to be one of the balls on your center line. no crossing over into the other guy's court and absolutely no removing of balls from your suit once you've been hit. channing, are you ready to play sticky balls? [ laughter ] >> i guess so. >> jimmy: assume the position. hands on the wall. you have to use one from the line first. >> okay. >> jimmy: one, two, three. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here we go. channing, you got to remove the

." >> i just love working with channing. feels euphoric. >> jimmy: his name? >> yeah. channing tatum. it's like aloha, you know? it means hello and goodbye. just listen to that, channing tatum. [ cheers and applause ] listen to the ladies in here. [ cheers and applause ] such a great name. and it means so many wonderful things. do you mind if i use the piano? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't mind if you use the piano at all. >> i hope you don't mind, we got a little crown royal. i wanted to do a song, and maybe we can put this on itunes. the song is like -- ♪ i see a pretty lady across the bar she smiles at me and gets right in my car and i know i wanna channing all over her tatum all over her tatum ♪ >> no, no, no. what does that mean? what does that mean? that sounds dirty, man. we're on tv right now. >> it's not dirty at all. it's almost spiritual. it's clean. >> jimmy: it's not dirty, you say? >> not at all. can i go on? i think this is going to be dope. we get trinidad james to guest star. ♪ if you picking up a

chan. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor avalos. >> i can't help but chime in and say thank you for your great service to the city and county of san francisco. it was absolute pleasure to work with you. you understand community organizing really well, especially in the framework of public safety and really saw that relationship building was essential to making sure that we can actually get neighborhoods working together. and i just want to say thank you and wish you all the best in your future years and look forward to seeing you in your next. >> from district 4, supervisor tang. >> hello, david. really hate to see you go. we worked with you for so many years, not just in public safety, but also i want to mention that david at the drop of a hat, whenever we needed help in reaching out to the mono lingual community, has come through for us as well. so, thank you, david. but you have just been tremendous to work with. you are on the ground with us. and we hope that in your search for your replacement that you find s

commissioner chan is next. but there are two things that we need to do. you know, every day we get a report of all of the major incidents and crimes that take place. and i can't help but see that every time that we get this, robbery iphone and we hear this at our committee meeting and so i have done a little research into this and i would like the police department to give us an idea of what percentage of the robberies, because the robberies are up are for iphones and the captain gave the example of driving by a bus stop and seeing 14 people looking at their iphones. and it is a problem. and there is always one way to stop this problem if we could have somebody from apple come here and explain to us why they cannot deactivate those phones once they are taken in a robbery so that they have no resale value. so that there is no need for somebody to take those phones if they are deactivated we would have fewer robberies. i would like to get the ideas from the statistics and somebody can get hurt or killed over an iphone and if apple can't explain to us why we

anthony chan, chief economist at jpmorgan's chase private client group. tyler?ming up, the structural challenges the economy faces moving forward. and the former chairman of the federal reserve, allen greenspan. we'll weigh in. >>> tonight we have examined where the economy is growing and where headwinds remain. but let's shift to the bigger picture and explore what the long-term significant obstacles could be to america's economic privacy and prosperity. four challenges we face. challenge number one, health care. we will spend $2.8 trillion on it this year. that's about 1 out of every $6 the u.s. can economy will generate. we pay more for health care than the next ten biggest spenders combined. and we don'tç get better resul. we have higher rates of disease and injury for every age up to 75 and shorter life spans than any of 17 other wealthy nations. we rank 50th in the world in infant mortality. according to "time" magazine, cuba is number 41. >> we have to do something about health care costs. that is the main driver. but it doesn't really mean cutting benef

. >> chan. >> present. kinsly. >> present. >> commissioner loftus is in route. >> mr.u have the quorum. >> well, thank you very much, inspector monroe and welcome ladies and gentlemen to the san francisco police department's police commission community meeting we are going to have a few words from supervisor ferrel who represents the district. supervisor, ferrel? >> thank you. >> can you guys hear me okay? >> yes. >> all right. >> well, thank you, first of all, thank you pr mazzucco and thank you for the police commissioner for coming welcome back to district two. and i want to say thank you to all of the residents who are here and i see not only a lot of the fellow san franciscoans here but i see a lot of other members and i want to thank fellow westrake for hosting us here. as he mentioned the police commission does this once in a while and comes on for the different districts and it is a chance for the members to see what happens with the police commission and more importantly give a voice to people, and allow people to come up to speak to let people know on the pol

eva chan, donald logan, bernadette, ed kwan. any particular order unless you have a predetermined order. >> the project sponsor will have an opportunity once the dr person is in favor of the dr speak. >>> i'm opposed. >> right, you're in favor of the dr. you're in opposition to the project. >>> correct, that's correct. [speaker not understood]. i'm opposed to the project. >> yes, go ahead. >>> mr. president, fong, members of the commission, mr. sanchez, mr. luellen, i'm [speaker not understood]. i'm a member of the pacific avenue neighborhood association. i'm the panel chair for the 1531 jones street project. i'm a native of san francisco. i was born and raised in chinatown. so, this permit calls for a vertical extension of 13 feet. it allows a four-story penthouse addition of 1200 square feet to a three-story six-unit apartment building 38 feet 9 inches raising the building height to 50 feet. there is no fourth floor penthouse of 1200 square feet addition to any original three story six-unit building that exists in the hill are

. >> i will hope the floor for public comment by the report from amy chan, with regard to the polk street corridor legislation, is there any public comment? >> okay. we have one, we have two. >> hi, commissioner, terance, allen, a privilege to be a person in front of the commission, thank you for all of your great work by the way. >> several months ago the california music and culture association cmac sat down with the supervisor's office and began a series of out reach meetings with the neighborhood merchants and club and bar owners to discuss the issue that cmac felt very strongly that some of you have in fact reflected in your comments and that issue was that these land use changes are a bulky way to solve a fine grained problem and do nothing about this friday and saturday night. and so, we came up with a series of proposals that are most accurately incapsule ated by giving this commission and its regulatory side a little more authority and to create a level playing field between all of the types of businesses that are open late. now, this is not being fully vetted with the merchants

you love channing tatum.karenina." [ cheers and applause ] he's got a new movie out. it's a thrill called, "side effect." brand new movie. he is a talented man. jude law, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: jude law! >> jimmy. >> jimmy: dude, always good to see you, my friend. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: look the you here on the cover of the "new york times" looking as sexy as ever with your beard. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: very, very sexy gentleman there. we have a sexy show. a sexy show. you, michael bolton, and mike tyson. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you meet mike? >> i did. i just met mike, yeah. it was -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it was fantastic. i've always wanted to meet mike tyson. >> jimmy: yeah. were you scared? >> no. >> jimmy: no, you weren't. >> no, no. he was charming. >> jay: he's very charming. >> i've been a big fan of boxing for many, many years. >> jimmy: yeah. >> many years. did you like -- do you like -- manny -- oh my goodness. >> yeah -- i like lewis. i'm british, ri

. >> chan was struck and killed on saturday night. the driver will be charged with driving under the influence and killing chan. he faces up to 10 years in state prison. the coach says her first season as a runner on the track team. >> she's a good friend to a lot of people on the team fr a couple years and... she worked hard from the first day, on its unbelievable. we're shocked. we know she's here. >> chang had participated in a kk race at candle stick. she lived only a few blocks from where the accident occurred. today a prayer service was held by the archdiocese at the site. students have signed a petition asking for more, or better traffic enforcement. >> we think you'd be nice to have maybe a stop light, a stop sign to remind cars students cross the road every day. >> the coach had a private moment with students in which he offered words of encouragement for the team of. >> maybe she's looking up for us right now. >> improvements are scheduled at three intersections to increase pedestrian safety but neighbors say they would like

~ did i call benita chan, jennifer mai, rose low? okay. >>> thank you, president fong, members of the commission. my name is donna logan. i represent the property at 15 30 jones street, my fellow owners live directly across the street from the project. i'd simply like to say we support opposition to the approval of this project for the many reasons that have already been articulated and i don't need to repeat, but we are in full agreement with the premise that this is an unsuitable project for our neighborhood. thank you. >>> good evening. my name is benita combs. thank you for this opportunity to speak. for the many reasons already spoken, i oppose this. i live across the street. the sunlight will affect our building. the scale of the project is out of character for the block. and i'm also on a top floor. and a building that's higher up than i am will affect my privacy. right now i have curtains on the bottom half of the windows and it will require something else going on. but i think the project should be scaled back and i would ho

for allowing me the opportunity to come here and talk to you about our legislation, my name is any, chan i am a david khao*u. >> the lower polk street corridor which is in the supervisor's district spans from fer elstreet to polk street and it has a lot of great night life, but we have heard that have been quality of life issues in the corridor because of a saturation of liquor, establishments and in this section of lower polk street. the planning department has provided us data about exactly how many liquor licenses exist in this span of 6th streets and the side streets, there are about 45 existing alcohol permits in the 6-block region. and if we also include middle polk street. which goes up to fillbert street and we are laobing at a total of 121 liquor licenses. and so we do what we have heard from the neighborhood and, what we do feel is that we have received a saturation point, and that is why we are proposing some planning controls to limit new alcohol licenses coming into this area. and so, we worked with the lower polk neighborhood association and polk street residents to create

the principal is alfred chan who is indeed with who my client has interacted. and that is one piece of paper. the other is an irs statement, it is a letter to vocal point financial network. in care of mr. alfred chan. >> what are the documents that you personally retrieved or someone retrieved from the internet? >> could you come over and respond to that? >> sure. these documents were obtained from the tenant, vocal point network today in response to inquiries today from scott sanchez, zoning administrator. >> that is correct, he asked us today to clarify and give him paperwork as to whether this was a insurance company or a financial company. >> is there a declaration? >> there is a letter from the client, which i can hand you which says to whom it may concern, i am a licensed financial adviser. i provide various services. i own two companies. vocal point financial network and vocal point insurance. and then it describes that the financial network company includes financial plan, retirement planning, investments

. >> good evening commissioners, chan, representing the captain and the southern police station. we have previously gone over the recommended conditions. and at this time, southern station has no objections to the permit. >> great, could i just ask you one question. >> yes. >> in your permits number 8 to security show by using identification and readers for all patrons, i was curious why you stuck that in there. >> the reason why is because we have seen a large increase in crimes against patrons, for people are getting assaulted. and in many cases, a lot of these incidents going unsolved because we are unable to identify the assalience. >> the surveillance video is fine, but the security reader for the proof of idea? is that what number 8 is? >> security... >> yes, ma'am. >> it is relatively new technology. >> so... excuse me, so is it that you are trying to match up the video with the person at the same time? >> so basically. >> time coded? >> basically it is an id reader, whoever enters the venue, displays their id. >> okay. >> i just was curious to know. so you know if it was

>> good evening, my name is angela chan, i have been on the commission for three years, the community members are my favorite meetings of the month. i live in the inner sunset and a work as a day job in the caucuses and i manage the criminal justice reform program and i come to this area quite often to eat and shop and you have many great restaurants here and i am happy to be here tonight and i look forward to hearing your concerns and your questions and make sure that we respond to any suggestions that you have. >> dr. marshal? >> dr. bill marshal. i have been on the commission eight years. i live in the 8, and my office is in the bay view, and i am the executive board. >> commissioner kinsly? >> i have been on the police commission for about two and a half years and i have lived in the city 20, 25 years. i would like to thank the captain tonight as well as the st. vincent paul school for hosting us and all of you in the community for turning out tonight, as smf the fellow commissioners stated, this is a highlight for us to be able to come out and talk to you. and mostly, listen to w

(applause) >> and with that, the honoree of the moment, david chan. >> thank you. well, i don't know i'm this good. i'm just doing a little bit emotional. thank you. i'm really proud and honored to be recognized by the board. actually, i know most of the supervisors here except for supervisor breed. in certain context, i've been working with you and i'll still be working with you because retirement is only a comma, it's not a period. i'll be still around. and, actually, i have more time now coming up to this city hall, knocking at your door and bugging you for this and that. [laughter] >> i certainly will give you my personal e-mail and phone number. so, we will still be in contact. thank you very much. i really enjoy it. (applause) (applause) >> congratulations, david, and we look forward to seeing you here at city hall and in the community. and with that, our next commendation will be provided by supervisor kim. >> i want to bring up our next honoree, mario yudidio. (applause) >> so, mario, i'm just the beginning. i just got the honor to begin the honoring of you