derek smith, department of public health. i'm a tenderloin resident proudly, but i'm here on behalf of the department today. i'd like to start in case you're not familiar with these products, with visioning, turning back the clock. i'd like for you to imagine walk ugg into one of our fine local public library branches with your child at your hand, maybe you're going to story hour or something. in seeing all the adults in the place doing what looks like smoking, they're all puffing out something, just as the supervisor just did, you kind of think to yourself as a 1953, you maybe remember loved ones who are held in the grip of nicotine addiction throughout your lifetime. think of the same scene at a stern growth concert, maybe at the san francisco zoo, at your kids school, or right here in the crowded board chambers. it's [speaker not understood] something in the past when cigarette use was rampant and unregulated and people didn't entirely understand the product or the harmful nature. these are nicotine addiction devices and c

derek smith and the department of public health. >> the question is simply what permit would they be required to obtain? >> currently right now for establishments selling e-cigarettes. >> there is no requirement at all. at either the state or local level and this would require them to obtain a tobacco retail permit. it's an existing program. we found that -- we think about 95% of the tobacco retailers already have -- i'm sorry, the e-cigarette retailers already have a permit. so, 95%, this is why we presented this at the small business commission and they thought it was a pretty straightforward issue because there's just a handful of kind of cigarette only retailers who we would have to bring up to speed and require to obtain a tobacco retail permit. >> so, then, in terms of -- because i do understand that our laws cannot be retroactive and, so, then for that sell e-cigarettes and don't already have a tobacco permit, at what juncture would they be required to obtain a permit? so, for example, upon renewal of a business registration? how would that work? >> great question. that's an a

students and staff at any sfud building or the surrounding areas that are visible to students and derek smith from the tobacco free project presented with the legislation that will be effective across all of san francisco. and we also intend to pass the resolution on specifically to the sfusd, which the commissioners sandra lee fewer supports. and if you are interested in this campaign, the next thursday, march 6th at city hall, some of our sac representatives, will be providing the san francisco health department, with our voice, and support of the city supervisors, legislation between ten a.m. and ten p.m. so i will be there and so, i will love it if the people showed up and you can sort of speak about the ecigarettes. >> thank you. >> so everybody knows about it for youth, and, i can attest to how important it was to me and we offer it to the students of five to 17 and what about the 18-year-old and we have 3,000 18-year-olds and senior 18-year-olds out of 4,000 seniors in high school, and so, together, with the youth commission, we have been working on writing a resolution, to encourage t

i would like to thank the clerk of the committee derek evans and sfgtv staff who are covering the meeting today, jim smith and john ross, mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair, please be sure to silence all cell phones and devices, copies should be submitted to the clerk, items acted upon today will appear on the april first agenda unless otherwise stated. >> call item one. >> item one is a hearing requesting presentations for member of the long term care integration design group and the department of aging and adult services on the long term care integration strategic plan and the report to process of the developing of the plan and the challenges objectives and recommendations. >> this has been called by supervisor yee and so i will turn it over to supervisor yee. >> thank you, chair campos. >> good morning, the development and the implementation of california's coordinated care initiative, the state has begun the process of integrating healthcare and supportive social services while looking to reduce escalating healthcare costs. from that, the desired results are a more well c

smith the same question last month, here's what he said. stuart: can he be objective, who is the greatest shortstop of al time, he would say derek jeter, wouldn't? >> well, probably. i would probably say it is a matter of opinion. stuart: ozzie smith is a gentleman. i think he is a great guy. we're awaiting derek jeter to weigh in on this program. you never know. charles: i think he will come on. stuart: we should ask him. cannot call it government motors anymore. why gm took so long to respond to and ignition switch defect. the stock has been down. green mountain coffee roasters changed its name to kuerig green mountain. charles: probably 20 million people in this country who bought a kuerig and never knew it was public because it was always called green mountain. stuart: our producer bought the stock on your recommendation. charles: that is why i am still on this show. stuart: do you think your doctor should know if you own a gun? president obama's nominee for surgeon general wants you to have that conversation in the examination room. the judge is next. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the

and supervisor norman yee, the clerk is derek evanand we want to thank the district attorney, and sfgtv who are covering the meeting today. and that is jim smith, and jessiy larson. >> be sh you are to silence all cell phone and devices and cards should be submitted to the clerk and the items acted upon today will be provided on march 18th agenda. >> the hearing of the regulatory status of the private transportation networks and their role in meeting staoet's transportation goelts. >> this is an item that has been introduced by supervisor mar and i want to thank him for bringing this forward on a very important topic that i know that there is a lot of interest in this topic from the people throughout the city, and certainly in my district and so with that, i will turn it over to supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar? >> thank you, chair campos and i know that for much of this meeting that the key concern is pedestrian and street safety, and this item is a key part of making sure that there are strong policies in our city to make sure that children such as little one that passed from being hit by a driver on new year's eve and many others, can be s

and supervisor norman yee, the clerk is derek evanand we want to thank the district attorney, and sfgtv who are covering the meeting today. and that is jim smith, and jessiy larson. >> be sh you are to silence all cell phone and devices and cardsh

derek, and topper. i don't know, what do you think, top? >> i have a boring name. top picks. >> plus, the ravens, torrey smith and jones, and other great prizes are on the line. head on over to wusa9.com. maybe we should solicit the name for top. >> tops picks? >> i did some crazy things. i was crazy. >> we know how crazy you are. >> i didn't study it like i normally do. i was bold. >> with the color of the mascot. >> not quite that free wheeling. >> i like derek's name for you. no way you're going to win. >> you are probably correct, sir. all right, we are looking at a very chilly day. 43 was the high. average high is 57. good news is by the end of the week, spring arrives and it's going to feel like spring. it's our live michael and son weather cam. it's been cloudy all day. a few breaks earlier today and boom, mostly cloudy. 42 now, down a degree. winds are north, northeast at 8 and that's keeping the temperatures uniform. that's a cold wind for us. okay, radar. some showers, drizzle south of town. essentially south of 66 and down into fredericksburg area. also a little bit of activity toward la plata and

derek jeter's final season with a world series when. -- win. i am taking a look at fedex. they just reported results. it looks at whether was a big problem. fred smithe normal, theclose to outlook was fine. winter weather significantly affected the third quarter. are blaming.they we will have to wait until the conference call on the question-and-answer session. we know that they're trying to overhaul their success segment. there are a lot of moving parts. >> moving movers. >> will the be some sort of make up in later quarters? or is it money that is lost? --izon is going to buy >> this just came out. >> horizon is up. we can show people where that is trading. $18 last close yesterday. the buyer is up big. >> 23%. >> vidara is a private company. >> in ireland. >> a quick mention of oracle which reported earnings yesterday. missingnd sales estimates because of increased competition from other companies, especially in cloud computing. we will be right back with cass sunstein." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am scarlet fu. our guest host is cass sunstein. let's get you some company news from the files of "bloomberg west." the new york stock ex