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good afternoon to you, cheri. >> good afternoon. >> how damaging is this latest gaffe for miss palin?>> it's not helpful. when she made the gaffe, i don't think it was all that serious. she was -- it looked like she was putting some food items on a tray and thinking out loud but it shows the peril in sort of answering questions off the cuff if you're really a serious candidate for president. i think you need to show a little more respect, have some well thought out responses. what i thought was damaging was her response. i think technically there is some truth in it. i don't think that she should be wasting her time responding to these things or saying it was a gotcha question. i think that she could have just said, look, it was an off the cuff remark. it was technically true and then let it go. unfortunately, sarah palin cannot afford to make mistakes. it might not be fair. no political candidate can really afford it. i think it is a little tougher for women and i think she has to be pretty much pristine on this. so i hope she does recognize that and even if it is unfair, it's best f

need a place to live, a decent place to live, but also be a part of this great city, i want to thank cherie williams of tida. [applause] >> thank you, mayor lee. i want to thank the mayor. i guess he is the fourth mayor that we have worked on on this project. he pushed us over the finish line and we are grateful for that. the treasure island homeless development initiative started in 1994. this is a major milestone for us. this is really unique in san francisco. it is not just a portable housing, but it is affordable housing for people with the lowest or no income. formerly homeless families and individuals. there is also an enormous amount of opportunity for homeless people to gain jobs and job training opportunities. we wanted to acknowledge the work of supervisor kim. her and her staff worked hard over the past few months to make sure all of the goals and the plan that we have worked hard to achieve are going to be real and meaningful. thank you for the work that you did. [applause] and over the years, we have had a really great community partnership with the treasure island development

but i want to recognize cherie williams. [applause] many organizations -- mercy, boys and girls condlub, and of course our partners for advocating for this project. i want to thank you for the work you have done. there is a lot that comes with this development, but most important is the 240 units coming down the pipeline, and i think that is a great seat, and i am happy to be part of the project that has tons of community input and that i hope weekend reading and we can replicate. >> -- and we can replicate. i was just reminded that supervisor campeau's stepped out. i would like to out of we rescind the vote so we can vote unanimously. -- to ask you to increase in the vote so we can vote unanimously. now if we can take a roll-call vote. [calling votes] >> it is approved unanimously. [applause] one final vote on items 8 through 17 and item 59 as amended, a package that will approve. [calling votes] >> we have 11 ayes. >> the ordinance this adopted superior -- the ordinance is adopted. [applause] we are not done yet, so we are

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i'm mayor cherie wood, i'm responsible for the largest urban renewal project in utah, and i am a phoenixitalian act taking the world by storm called il volo. i want to make sure i get them right, piero, gianluca, ignazio. welcome. >> thank you. >> so we were just saying a little bit ago you're called the italian jonas brothers? >> it's great, it's great because we are so young and when the people say that, that's great emotion. >> instead your story is incredible. went to italy's version of "american idol" and took it by storm and since then you have met everybody. what was lady gaga like? >> she was amazing. we meet lady gaga and all the artists. >> how do like the states so far? >> they are so humble and the stage is -- >> and we must be humble. >> well, you're humble but you're also incredibly talent so we want to you hear you sing. this is the classic "o solo m " mia". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ singing o sole m ichio" ] ♪ ♪ [ singing "o sole mio" ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> how great were il volo? thank you very much. playing at the beacon theatre this week. fantastic. >