executive director dick-endrizzi: ok. so just to maybe go through some of the comments that the commission has made and also some of the small businesses, that the intent of the ordinance and -- is that the original intent of the ordinance had been stated, was that it was to go -- that they're targeting the wholesalers as the means to go after big alcohol to, to quote their termination -- alcohol, to quote their terminology. but i think in terms of this ordinance, what we really understand is that this actually is having the impact is on small business, because small business is going to have to -- is the one that's fronting the cash to pay for this. proposed fee. and that as we often -- the commission often sees, is that when we divide legislation that is specifically targeted toward small business, when small business is not a stakeholder in developing the legislation there tends to be a disproportion impact on small businesses. the concerns over the timetable , i think what i've heard from the commissioners is that the

executive director dick-endrizzi: right. and so -- and also going to, like, so to focus on the microbrewries, what has been said to us is that there are micro breweries that are outside the city that bars or even some of the other micro breweries purchase their product and so they're concerned that these micro breweries are going to be less likely to want to sell their product need the city. because of having to track and calculate that cost may not be worth it. so, again, the sort of product and this can also go with wineries, the availability of the product can be diminished in terms of an offering for the consumer and the fact that the city seems to pride itself in terms of, you know, supporting local farmers, that kind of thing, those business models that are based upon that product either in wine or in beer may -- there' chance that they're going to have to licenses, it the controller projected $9.3 million loss of spending on the offsale sector that actually averages over $11,000 per business based on the corrected num

executive director dick-endrizzi: to the citi. vice president clyde: ok. i'll be back. president riley: ok. so. no more discussion. do you have enough to work on? executive director dick-endrizzi: i think we have a very good idea in terms of the final draft. i mean, the final statement from the small business commission to the board of supervisors. president riley: great. next item, please. >> thank you. commissioners, we are on eye indemnify number seven, discussion of possible actions to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 100963, healthy nail salon recognition program. this is an ordinance admitting the code fighting chapter 27, sections 27.1 through sections 27.6, to create a program to recognize nail salons that use nail polishes free of toxic chemicals. commissioners, the legislation and policy committee met on august 2 and recommended that the small business commission recommend approval to the board of supervisors. i believe the director has some description and presentation on this. executive director dick-endriz

dick did your ban does a lot of these -- dick durban does a lot of these things and then there are thehington and, in my opinion, sometimes neglects doing the state's bidding. now, in washington, that's all it is. you're doing your state's bidding, and maybe it's wrong all of this pork barrel, but if you don't take it, new york, texas, california, florida, they're not shamed to take it. and so you figure out, this is the game. now, i worked with at least seven or eight governors, democrat or republican, and i never discriminated against them and i was even good to dan walker. and i'm -- i have the minimal amount of high regards for him. but the fact of the matter is you're not working for party, you're working for the governor who is representing the people that you're representing. i found that rewarding. let me tell you in the early days of my service, people would come to washington, i was their lawyer. if you had a problem, you came to me. today businesses go to lobby firms to go see their congressmen. isn't that ridiculous? i mean, the congressmen. plus the fact the congressman to

executive director dick-endrizzi: i have one other question. staff has provided some possible suggestions, should this be implemented that the fee only takes affect upon adoption of the fee by neighboring municipalities? and that the fee be voided upon implementation of such a state level fee? >> certainly at least when the adjoining counties, if not on a state level, but at least the adjoining counties. bryan you're talking about two issues there, right? one is if the neighboring counties adopted and then you're saying if it becomes a state adoptive fee then we would use that and mitigate it against the local fee, right? so definitely if the state brings it on, then we don't need it on locally, that's for sure. >> commissioners, commissioner dooley, for staff direction and the record, can we go ahead and would you be open to admitting your motion to include the comments that the commission received and also the possible amendments? one would be that it will only take affect upon adoption by may bing -- neighboring mue nil pallets and -- munici

host: dick armey?st: politicians always act on their own behalf and some say insincere things but the idea that this whole movement only is a reaction to the democrat's current policies. the clear, stinging, most serious abhorrent policy behavior in office as it offends these folks is the vote for the trouble asset releaf plan that was in fact, president bush's plan. and i mentioned the nine cases where we've in fact, seen our candidate win and oftentimes incumbent bebt candidate loses, it is that vofmente the fact is this is a question about policy not politics or certainly not about political parties. most tea party activists have a certain disappointment in both political parties and are drawn from both. a past historical affiliation with both parties. you see, when you walk among these activists at something like our september 12 march on washington. there are republicans and democrats that are marching in this group that want better policy from more responsible office holders. it's not that great

kennedy had a trickster, dick tuck. one of tuck's tricks was to have an older woman run up to nixon immediately after the great debate with kennedy and yell you'll do better the next time. after nixon finally became president, his team decided if they couldn't beat the democratic people, they would come up with some of their own. here is pat buchanan nan explaining to sammer vin the tactics? >> what tactics are we willing to use? anything that was not immoral, unethic, illegal or unprecedented in previous democratic campaigns. [laughter] chris: old pat. nixon's things went way beyond campaign pranks. here is miller talking about g. gordon liddy's plan to spy on members of the campaign involving members of the world's oldest profession. >> he had another plan which would have used women as agents to work with members of the democratic national committee at their convention, and here in washington, and hopefully through their efforts they would obtain information from them. >> with regard to the use of these women as agen

capital it was moved up north to st petersburg this shift though could be a blessing in disguise for dick advocaat who spent some of the best years of his career in st petersburg all faces are familiar in the current roster with all russian internationals present joining the team from england are on duty at a shop in a room on public schenkel cough and. they have a shot and could miss the wednesday's match however as he is still recovering from an injury so i have to take the place. as nuisance to break and. if you choose that you can play forty five minutes you can play forty five minutes advocaat invited twenty players for this match with moscow and st petersburg players dominating the roster although the russians are yet to play any official matches under dick advocaat he's already being criticised for not introducing any fresh blood to the national team but according to the coaching self he's forced to work with what he has and at the moment he doesn't see any new stars on the horizon . is unfortunately so flawed. believe me if i have to chance to. russia's opponent bulgaria is far fr

russia will shortly be playing host to bowl there and some pages back with the new national coach dick advocaat will be reunited with andre arshavin that's in its arena the stadium reports. the friendly match against bulgaria was originally scheduled to take place in moscow budget's a heavy small going the russian capital it was moved up north to st petersburg this shift though could be a blessing in disguise for dick advocaat who spent some of the best years of his career in st petersburg old faces are familiar in the current roster with all russian internationals present joining the team from england are on duty at a shop in a room on public janko usu coffee and dinner. and they have a shot in could mr wednesday's match however as he is still recovering from an injury to take care of the player. there's no sense to break. players of. if you choose that you can play forty five minutes you can play forty five mins advocaat invited twenty players for this match with moscow and st petersburg players dominating the roster although the russians are yet to play any official matches under di

with football where a number of international friendlies will be played on wednesday russia have in dick advocaat first game in charge. reports. the friendly match against bulgaria was originally scheduled to take place in moscow but due to heavy smog in the russian capital it was moved up north to st petersburg this shift though could be a blessing in disguise for dick advocaat who spent some of the best years of his career in st petersburg all faces are familiar in the current roster with all russian internationals present joining the team from england are on duty at a shop in rome on public janko usu cough and. and they have shaven could mr wednesday's match however as he is still recovering from an injury to take care of the player there's no sense to break. players of timbers. if you choose that you can play four to five been as you can blow forty five winners advocaat invited twenty players for this match with moscow and city st petersburg players dominating the roster although the russians are yet to play any official matches under dick of a cot he's already being criticised for n

republican dick armey and jennifer granhold. our political round table on the fight over the islamic mosque near ground zero. the growing controversy and uncertainty about president obama's own religious beliefs. with us, jeffrey goldberg of the "atlantic's" magazine, jeffrey goldberg, paul gigot, and katty kay. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. the president and his family are on day four of their ten-day vacation. before leaving for martha's vineyard, he made the case for democrats in tough races this november. here this morning, the current minority leader, the leader of the republicans, mitch mcconnell of kentucky. leader mcconnell, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning. >> we will talk politics but i also want to talk about the controversy surrounding plans for build a mosque and a community center in lower manhattan near the site of ground zero. here is "time" magazine out on newsstands now, is america islamaphobic? we know that it is their right to build a community center and mos

host: the caller referred to dick armey. he writes and "the wall street journal" that the movement is not seeking a junior partnership with the republican party, it is aiming for a hostile takeover. the two are out with a new book today. there are calling on tea party candidates and republican candidates to sign their contract from america. it is on their website, thecontract.org. if the goods have their website, 10 different book points -- south carolina, democratic line. good morning. caller: i was just looking at the things. passing and all of the above energy policy. i don't know what to say. there are some of the problems faced in this country. -- the caller who said sarah palin was a comte -- opportunist, red and the money. just as dick armey. they tried to delegitimize clinton during his turn. i am sure there are any answers. in two wars. host: calling from the democratic line. are you motivated to vote for democrats? caller: i think there will be a surprise and south carolina. nikki haley is running for governor. dow

. >> if you would like to work with others and it is yes dick citizens, i encourage you to consider applying for service on the civil grand jury. >> this is a good news week in san francisco.ood news week in i just finished signing 12 pieces of legislation associated with the shipyard development project that has worked for word 17 years from 250 community events to a committee hearing, to board hearings, to all kinds of reviews, and finally it made its way to my desk. extraordinary work. [applause] >> the navy decided to pull away from the shipyard. 30 years later, we transferred the first parcel, parcel a come up to a private development agency to begin the process of revitalizing the shipyard. but today, we take it to a whole new bubble. -- level. 10,500 new housing units, 33% of them below market. 300 acres of parks that will connect the community and water from -- waterfront. it is a world-class mixed use housing development, the opportunity to put over 900,000 square feet of new retail in the sites. a new hotel will be out here, along with 2.5 million square feet of research and develo

president fong: dick lummock? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is dick flumack. i have been working in san francisco since 1965. when you were looking at some of the slides presented earlier with the view of the cityscape, there was not a building in there i did not work in in one capacity or another. [laughter] so one of my original clients had an office here. this is 45 years ago, at one of the ferryboats when the port commission was renting the ferry boats as office space. the only one left now, i understand, is 27,000 square feet of office space. anyway, for 20 years i was also a member of the golden gate way tennis club, and drifted from there to windsurfing. so the waterfront is close to my heart. and i came here to support the planning commission recommendation for the nebraska waterfront study -- for the northeast waterfront study. it is first class. waste no more times on meetings and study groups. we had to many of those, in my opinion. we do not need that anymore. in my opinion, you should approve that post haste so we can go to work in the constructio

let me start with football where coach dick advocaat has led russia to victory on his knowledge aerial debut as his side garia one nil in an international friendly in some bases work for a month iraq called boys home the army go after just six minutes to give russia victory elsewhere among thirty four friends these being played on wednesday sweden i currently leading scotland's two nil while it's goalless this world cup one is up the netherlands taking on ukraine and germany who finished third in south africa have travelled to denmark the republic of ireland and to argentina. in friendly hungry at wembley from sorry norway for their first game in the long blog world champion staying with mexico later. well russia haven't played any games in the last thirty days apart from that one but still climbed one place in the fee for world rankings to walk by sixteen spot meanwhile the usa dropped five places to eighteenth following choose days to no defeat to brazil in new jersey but forty eight days croatia along with russia paraguayan and switzerland all inched up while it's as you were in the

up knox on tonightee "cbs evening news", the strong stylings of dick van dyke's favorite supermarketlerk. >> mason: finally tonight, if you don't like to shop for groceries, then you aren't shopping at ralph's in malibu. bill whitaker explains why there is singing in the aisles. >> reporter: malibu, california, home to some of hollywood's biggest stars. but one of malibu's most popular celebrities won't be found on the beach. she's in a grocery store. >> ♪ i'm going to treat you right you give me fever. ♪ >> reporter: for nearly 34 years, ralph's supermarket clerk deborah caraway has been singing for customers. ♪ rolling home >> she should be on broadway, not in the grocery store. >> reporter: at the register.. ♪ you had gone... >> reporter: ...in the grocery aisle, she knows how to please an audience. >> this is my stage right here, my own personal. >> reporter: and this is the spotlight. >> this is my spotlight. >> reporter: deborah first began belting out tunes when she was working on cleanup duty. her bluesy style soon caught on with shoppers. >> they would start saying things to

very clearly, we have constitutional dick to hear that will inform the debate, but at the same time, local persons have to come to conclusions. the press may report that any way that it wishes. hopefully as accurately as possible, but given the sensitivity of 9/11, the people who died there, some of whom were muslims, as a matter of fact. the desire in the country right now to want to keep this issue alive during a political campaign, we still have several weeks to go. >> you are just down in indiana. are people talking about this, or is it mostly washington and new york-centered? >> there is some discussion, but very small in comparison to the basic issue. that is, what we have 10.2% unemployment in indiana, and why has that not change? more fundamentally, why are our schools under stress? we decided as hoosiers to want to limit property taxes. the state government revenues are down. it does not matter where you turn, the fact is there is less money for civic purposes, some that are very fundamental and important. this is what we need to be discussing. at the federal or state or loc

host: the caller referred to dick armey. he writes and "the wall street journal" that the movement is not seeking a junior partnership with the republican party, it is aiming for a hostile takeover. the two are out with a new book today. there are calling on tea party candidates and republican candidates to sign their contract from america. it is on their website, thecontract.org. if the goods have their website, 10 different book points -- south carolina, democratic line. good morning. caller: i was just looking at the things. passing and all of the above energy policy. i don't know what to say. there are some of the problems faced in this country. -- the caller who said sarah palin was a comte -- oprtunist, red and the money. just as dick armey. they tried to delegitimize clinton during his turn. i am sure there are any answers. in two wars. host: calling from the democratic line. are you motivated to vote for democrats? caller: i think there will be a surprise and south carolina. nikki haley is running for governor. down

. >> the tea party debate which we'll have in a moment with former majority leader of the house, dick armey, is very much a factor in this race. tea partiers talk about a hostile takeover of the republican party. what is their impact do you think in the fall? >> i think it's been entirely positive. it's an indication of broad public support for doing something about too much spending and too much debt. and this genuine popular uprising against excessive government spending has been extremely helpful. it's produced a lot of energy in our primaries and i think it will produce victories in november. >> thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, david. >> coming up next, the influence of the tea party on national politics. we'll look more in-depth. our guest, republican dick armey versus michigan democratic governor, jennifer granhold. >>> plus the fight over plans to build an islamic mosque near ground zero. ♪ [ man ] if it was simply about money, every bank loan would be a guarantee of success. at ge capital, loaning money is the start of the relationship, not the end. i work wit

. >> if you would like to work with others and it is yes dick citizens, i encourage you to consider applyingervice on the civil grand jury. >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that you work with at other jobs. military or something. kind of weird. it's a small word, you be. like i said, what do people do when they come to san francisco? they ride a cable car. >> california line starts in the financial district. people are coming down knobbhill. the cable car picks people up. takes them to work. >> there still is no other device to conquer these hills better than a cable car. nobody wanted to live up here because you had to climb up here. with the invention of the cable car, these hills became accessible. he watched horses be dragg

. >> if you would like to work with others and it is yes dick citizens, i encourage you to consider applying service on the civil grand jury. the civil grand jury. the civil grand jury. what do you get when you cross a soprano with cardiologist? ♪ ah someone who'll sing their heart out. just what they're doing at a children's theater organized by her choir, his hospital, and their community coalition. see, busy kids usually don't try drugs. what can your group do? contact your community coalition at... because...