moore. davidein joints of carlyle group and his acclaimed peer-to-peer conversations, i believe tonight at 9:00. thank you for doing this interview. wes moore is one of the great screw ups of all time. he had a difficult childhood. his father died at three years old. finally ended up in military academy and a switch went off at johns hopkins. what did wes moore do when he finally got to johns hopkins? what got him going? david: he decided to turn his life around and became a rhodes scholar at johns hopkins dotted -- got a degree at oxford and decided to give his time to the military and he went to afghanistan as an officer there. serve several years in afghanistan. came back and got involved with a number of other activities but the last four years has been running robinhood. he will until the end of may and then he is planning to run for governor of maryland. tom: this is absolutely extraordinary. this is the kid that turned it around and made good. what has he done at robinhood. i believe robinh

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. ♪ david: one of the most impressive young men i have met is wes moore.grew up in baltimore, became a rhodes scholar, white house fellow, afghanistan war veteran, and he has been running the robin hood foundation. he is likely to run for governor of maryland. he is someone who will clearly make a mark in this world, in fact, has already done so. welcome to our show. wes: thank you. david: tell people what the robin hood foundation is because recently people think robin hood is a stock trading. you are not that robin hood. wes: it was amazing! during the whole gamestop episode, people were blowing up my inbox saying " unblock my trades!" the robin hood foundation is a 32-year-old organization with an explosive goal of ending poverty. it was started by paul tudor jones and a collection of other people who were in the investment business. they started this foundation where they said " we want to be able to take metrics and invest in the organizations we think have the highest probability of ending the scourge of poverty." they started out making $40,000 wort

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moore his life sentence in prison. wes moorethe other was the result of the split between these two kids. davidhave written five books. one is about freddie gray, a person taken into a vehicle and on the way to the police station died in caused riots in baltimore. what is your own view about the situation in the u.s. because of examples like freddie gray or george floyd have gotten worse? do you see any progress being made? wes: i see the potential for progress being made, and the potential for progress being made is the fact that we are now understanding and talking about this as not isolated instances, but the longevity of this. the damage that george floyd was not the fact that we watched a homicide on camera, but the fact his name gets added to a much longer lineage of names weather has been no accountability. it comes down to the fact that we watch how these acts and issues of systemic racism show themselves, and not just in policing, education, wealth, whether you're talking about mortality, basic asset allocation. it is race. it is impossible to understand this without disaggregating the

president koppel, vice president moore, commissioners, david winslow, staff architect. the item before you is a public initiated request for discretionary review of -- i lost my -- of building permit application 2018.0327.4744 to convert the two upper floors of an existing office and commercial building to residential use, a total of six units, including a new roof deck and stair penthouse to an existing three story building within an nc-3 zoning district. the d.r. speaker is thomas dougherty and tenant of the ground floor commercial space who is concerned that the conversion of the ground floor to business could impact his business, and he would like to have rerouting of restaurant exhaust and other concerns remedied before approving plans. while the department also strongly supports small businesses, the accuracy of the plans, and the impact of the proposed work cannot be verified by staff nor are the phasing of the operation and impact on existing businesses within the purview of planning department to monitor or regulate. drawings related to specific work are usuall

david luavalo. lucinda's an moore is a very popular neighborhood deli that has been around for a number of years. the owner has struggled dramatically trying to keep his doors open during covid, but with the community support he has been able to do that and keep his employees employed. he is hoping that with the 20 license that he'll generate enough business to hire at least a couple more people, and we're hoping for your support this morning. thank you so much. >> chairman: thank you. i don't have any questions. colleagues, do you have any questions for comments? great. why don't we go to public comment on this item. mr. clerk, are there any callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. we're joined by jim smith from the department of technology who is monitoring the public comment line. please let us know if we have any callers that are ready. for those watching on cable 26 or through sfgovtv, if you wish to speak on this item, call in now, by following the instructions displayed on your screen. dial 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 1872694043, and press ## and then *3 to speak. mr. smit

david luavalo. lucinda's an moore is a very popular neighborhood deli that has been around for a number of years. the owner has struggled dramatically trying to keep his doors open during covid, but with the community support he has been able to do that and keep his employees employed. he is hoping that with the 20 license that he'll generate enough business to hire at least a couple more people, and we're hoping for your support this morning. thank you so much. >> chairman: thank you. i don't have any questions. colleagues, do you have any questions for comments? great. why don't we go to public comment on this item. mr. clerk, are there any callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. we're joined by jim smith from the department of technology who is monitoring the public comment line. please let us know if we have any callers that are ready. for those watching on cable 26 or through sfgovtv, if you wish to speak on this item, call in now, by following the instructions displayed on your screen. dial 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 1872694043, and press ## and then *3 to speak. mr. smit

david luavalo. lucinda's an moore is a very popular neighborhood deli that has been around for a number of years. the owner has struggled dramatically trying to keep his doors open during covid, but with the community support he has been able to do that and keep his employees employed. he is hoping that with the 20 license that he'll generate enough business to hire at least a couple more people, and we're hoping for your support this morning. thank you so much. >> chairman: thank you. i don't have any questions. colleagues, do you have any questions for comments? great. why don't we go to public comment on this item. mr. clerk, are there any callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. we're joined by jim smith from the department of technology who is monitoring the public comment line. please let us know if we have any callers that are ready. for those watching on cable 26 or through sfgovtv, if you wish to speak on this item, call in now, by following the instructions displayed on your screen. dial 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 1872694043, and press ## and then *3 to speak. mr. smit

sentence in prison, so the other wes moore evolved from our friendship, and these things happening that causes the split between these two kids with similar backgrounds. davidave now written five books. one is about freddie gray, a person who was taken into a police vehicle and on the way to the police station died in and caused riots in baltimore. what is your own view about the racial situation in the u.s. because of examples like freddie gray or george floyd have gotten worse than when you're growing up? or do you see any progress being made? wes: i see the potential for progress being made, and the potential for progress being made is the fact that we are now understanding and talking about this as not isolated instances, but understanding the longevity and lineage of this. that the damage of george floyd was not the fact that we watched a homicide on camera, but the fact his name gets added to a much longer lineage of names that there has been no accountability for, right? it also comes down to the fact that we watch how these acts and these issues of systemic racism do show themselves, and not just policing. whether you are talking about educational a

david luavalo. lucinda's an moore is a very popular neighborhood deli that has been around for a number of years. the owner has struggled dramatically trying to keep his doors open during covid, but with the community support he has been able to do that and keep his employees employed. he is hoping that with the 20 license that he'll generate enough business to hire at least a couple more people, and we're hoping for your support this morning. thank you so much. >> chairman: thank you. i don't have any questions. colleagues, do you have any questions for comments? great. why don't we go to public comment on this item. mr. clerk, are there any callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. we're joined by jim smith from the department of technology who is monitoring the public comment line. please let us know if we have any callers that are ready. for those watching on cable 26 or through sfgovtv, if you wish to speak on this item, call in now, by following the instructions displayed on your screen. dial 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 1872694043, and press ## and then *3 to speak. mr. smit

moore society. there so many ways. first liberty of dallas. it was first liberty who won the monument case. >> david do you want to shepherd a couple of questions for us here? >> would have barely scratch the surface. i have read the preface and that's about it but it's time for a couple of questions. we have a microphone stationed at each side of the front so if you would make your way to the microphone to ask a question i think we have time for two or three. >> you talked about the conscious protection. on the legislative side what about the pending case of philadelphia involving catholic social services possible outcome and impact on this? >> why do i do that? i base that on my study of this case but let me describe the case briefly. a beautiful grandmother african-american very devout roman catholic proved catholic social services archdiocese of philadelphia has an ministry taken into her beautiful home. eventually hopefully for adoption and this is than her life calling as a layperson for 30 years. the city of philadelphia yanked the license of catholic social services based upon an article in

moore are asking people to create their own 100 challenge for charity. sir tom 5 family is to recreate his 100 garden lap challenge. they ll be joined by david. the five—minute bell at lord's rung before internationals and test matches, but was today rung by captain sir tom's family to start a weekend of fundraising, the captain tom 100 challenge. it's just incredible, this is all for him and it's all for that lasting legacy of hope that he's left us with. local schoolchildren were at lord's to hit 100 balls in honour of the man who inspired so many. he was a lifelong lover of cricket, it was by far his favourite sport, so the home of cricket, lord's, is the perfect place to launch his challenge. today, though, it's not the home of cricket, it's the home of the captain tom 100. the idea is to get involved, get stuck in, as he would have said, and people arejoining up in each and every way. known as the skipping sikh, rajinder singh, who has skipped since he was a young boy, was persuaded by his daughter to film and publish videos of his fitness regime. it has earned him an mbe and a tribute in captain sir tom's book, who was impressed that r