, my name is dominica and i work for supervisor olague. i'm here today to just let you know supervisor olague introduced this item, this ordinance when in fact 19th avenue was in district five but due to restricting it currently is in district four and supervisor elsbern's district as well but she's still very supportive of this ordinance because as -- when with -- when it was when we introduced it, the car washes that are in this area of the city are very limited, so she just wants to open up the opportunity for existing gas stations, not new gas stations, to have the ability to provide the service through a conditional use. and so she was very careful to ensure that there are certain square footages that were included in this ordinance that were required as well as other limitations on noise, traffic, etc. we are requesting that you support this legislation today in the form that it was presented because with the modifications that are suggested by the staff, they don't allow to the -- for the -- all four of the -- or the existing gas st

. >> and i want to recognize dominica henderson and judy bee, and thank you, thank you for coming. have a good night. >> good morning. good morning. thank everybody for being here. what a wonderful, marvelous day in san francisco. commissioner david stern is almost clairvoyant in such a way. he is a marketing genius. years ago, he came up with the slogan "i love this game." when people say that, you know exactly what they are talking about. they are talking about an nba basketball game. one of its marketing slogans from this season is -- big things are coming. we had a great season. we are having a big playoff run right now. it is more than certainly appropriate for today because five years from now, there is going to be the most impressive of arena in america sitting right here on the spear -- this pier. i'm not sure there is any bigger news in the nba, except maybe that the warriors got a big man, but it goes along with the whole thing. today is the culmination of incredible vision by a mayor and a group of owners, who are 100% committed to creating something really special for t

nonfiction and either were barriers of some kind of looked at the broad spectrum of books that she dominica and limit ourselves to a particular genre for a particular type of book or a certain type of author were writing style. we look for books that are innovative that show america as an innovative country as a way that looks for practical solutions that share is more broadly that and use books and stories to inspire going into the frontier. that could be literally or intellectual. >> here's the library of congress. are you encouraged -- in charge of the process? >> that's an interesting question. it's a large committee. there is no chair person which i think is interesting. we have a number of discussions as people brought forth titles. and so believe it or not it is not all that difficult to select these books because i think as you imply, this is not a definitive list. there is no article that shaped america in the title of this exhibition. and so, we really decided what we wanted to do to choose books the way to get america talking about books, and that wasn't as difficult to find cons

>> we call it a book that shape dominica as opposed to some of the other words we considered like change america because books slowly have an impact on american society. shaped seemed to be the better word to imply that kind of competition. >> when you think of the word shaped what book in this exhibit comes to mind? >> that is the fabulous part of this exhibit is no one book is shaping america. so many books have had such a profound influence on american culture and society and indeed the very essence of what america is. but it would be impossible, and it really would be in a proper to take one book from the 88 that are here. >> the exhibit starts out with common sense. >> it does although their earliest book is actually been franklin's book on electricity that 1751. so, we have to books about common sense. one is dr. stocks book on raising your child in a common sense way and of course thomas paine's book that sparked the revolution. >> when you see these books are these all first editions and rare? >> they are not first editions although we have many books in the collection and our li