>> yes. >> dooley? >> yes. >> dwight. >> yes. >> o'brien. >> yes. >> ortiz-cartagena. >> yes. >> white. >> yes. >> white. >> yee riley. >> yes. >> that passes seven to 0. >> thank you, everybody for your time tonight. >> next item, please? >> this places you on item five, discussion of a possible action to make the recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 1 30459 planning code, mission alcoholic beverage special use district in the valencia street neighborhood commercial transit district. ordinance amending the planning code, mission of alcoholic beverage special use district crols to allow the transfer of liquor licenses under the specified circumstances to restrict the sale of alcohol for off sight consumption and to exempt grocery stores and certain insurance taoul arts and other uses from the controls. establishing the operating conditions folic or relate td use and amending the neighborhood commercial transit controls to restrict the conversion of existing gro

commissioner dooley? >> i would like to thank supervisor mar and all of the departments for putting this together. i know you have been working a long time and it's such a worthy project. you know, i just think it's a fantastic thing and i hope you all have great success with this and we can expand this throughout the city. >> commissioner dwight. >> i would like to commend you. it sounds like you have a good team put together, a multi disciplinary team and who is to argue with the goal here? more power to you and good luck and i hope that you find some private partners to step up in those neighborhoods and help you out. i think you already have a few with the vested interest in the health of the citizens of san francisco. so good go for it. >> my time comment, i would definitely support this legislation. we are resource-rich here and the majority of healthy food here is grown within two hours of san francisco and there should be access in a lot of these neighborhoods. i also want to commend the departmen

commissioner dooley. >> great job. thank you very much. i think it's always great to team with the giants, because they are so popular and everybody loves them. >> do you think they are more popular than city government? >> ? [ laughter ] >> i'm into not sure. >> thank you for listening to us. we want to get the word out and one reason we do the pledge, besides people signing up we have email blasts and programs for kids. we have a baseballs to give away, baseball tickets to give away, t-shirts and hats to make it fun for people to take care of the city. thank you for the opportunity. >> commissioner riley. >> i like the idea of having people to sign the pledge to not litter, because i always wonder, if people don't litter, we don't have to sweep. >> that is exactly right. we have a mindset that has happened with san francisco in public works, we pick up 30,000 gallons of trash and we'll continue to pick it up, but wasn't to get it to the point that people don't toss it down in the first place. the bottom line is working with kids. we have

commissioner dooley? >> here. >> commissioner dwight? >> here. >> commissioner o'brien will be joining us. commissioner ortiz-cartagena is absent/excused. [skph-eurgs/] yee commissioner yee riley. >> aye. >> commissioners we have a quorum. >> thank you. first item. >> commissioners, item 2 is general public comment, this allows members of public to comment generally on matters within the commissioner's purview and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on anything that is not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next all right. >> commissioners, this places you on item no. 3, discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file no. 120 996 administrative code healthy food retailer incentive program, ordinance amending the san francisco administrative cold by adding chapter 59, sections 59.1-59.9, to establish a healthy food retai

. >> dooley? >> here. >> commissioner dwight? >> here. >> commissioner o'brien. >> here. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> here. >> commissioner cartagena? >> here. >> commissioner riley? >> here. >> commissioners that brings you to item number two, public comment? >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make comment on any item that is not on today's agenda? >> seeing none, public comment is closed, next item. >> the general public comment, sir? >> okay. >> general public comment will be limited to three minutes. >> if you can please state your name clearly. >> sure. >> good afternoon, my name is (inaudible), and i'm the resident of (inaudible) association. and i was hoping that when i come back to your meeting, that it would be for the purpose of (inaudible) lombard street, (inaudible) and i have to speak on behalf of (inaudible) about the confusion, the confusion of the published agenda item number two and three. it is totally confusing whether the commission is discussing whether or not to continue item nu

. >> commissioner dooley? >> yes. >> commissioner dwight? >> yes. >> commissioner brien is absent, commissioner ortiz-cartagena is absent. commissioner white? >> yes. >> commissioner yee riley? >> yes. >> that passes 5-0. >> thank you. next item, please >> commissioners that brings us up to all right 4 presentation and discussion on the mayor's invest in neighborhood program by jordan klein, office of economic and workforce development. >> welcome, jordan. >> thank you. good afternoon commissioners. thank you very much, jordan klein with the office of economic and workforce development. here to tell you about investment in neighborhoods which was actually referenced multiple times in the last preparation. i want to thank you for your time this afternoon. i know i have spoken to self of you individually about this program, but i think it's great to have the opportunity to present to the commission and i also want to acknowledge commissioner yee riley, who last summer served on the working group, the investment in neighborhoods working group,

>> aye. >> dooley? >> aye. >> dwight. >> yes. >> o'brien. >> yes. >> ortiz-cartagena. >> yes. >> white. >> absent. >> and commissioner yee riley? >> aye. >> that motion passes 6-0. >> great. >> thank you. >> thank you for your patience tonight. >> and thank you, next. >> next item? >> commissioners item 6, director's report? >> commissioners, since today is my first day back from vacation, and spending most of the day getting caught up i do not have a report for you tonight. >> thank you. >> next israel item please? >> legislation report? >> nothing. >> item eight, president's report. >> nothing to report. >> item 9. >> vice president. >> not here. >> ten. >> commissioner reports >> do we have any reports? seeing none, next item >> 11 general public comment. >> would any members of the public who would like to make a comment on any future meetings? >> seeing none, the public comment is closed >> 12 new business. >> seeing none, next item. >> item 13, is there a motion to adjourn? >> i move. >> second. >

>> yes. >> commissioner dooley? >> yes. >> commissioner dwight? >> yes. >> o'brien. >> yes. >> ortiz-cartagena? >> yes. >> white. >> yes. >> commissioner yee riley? >> yes. >> that motion passes 7-0. >> next item? >> commissioners this puts you on the regular calendar, item four, discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 1 30622, administrative code, san francisco family friendly workplace ordinance, motion ordering submitted to the voters in the ordinance amending to the administrative code to allow san francisco based employees who are care givers to request the flexible work arrangements subject to the employer's right to deny a request based on specific undue hardship, require that the employers give advance noticed work schedule, prohibt adverse employment actions based on care given status, prohibt interfer ans with the rights or retaliation against the employees for exercising rights under the ordinance, require employers to post a notice informing employees of the

. >> commissioner dooley? >> i wanted to ask about the minimum employees size? it seems like from the business community point of view, it is better to line this up with other states, city requirements and make it like with the healthcare an ordinance. 20 employees? would you consider that changed? >> so as i have told the small business leaders, i am very willing to consider that, if that is of import to this commission. we have chosen the ten employees threshold in part because as he pointed out, that threshold allows us to exempt the 85 percent to small businesses in san francisco that fall beyond that, or below that and it actually captures the vast majority of the employees and just so happens that threshold of ten employees does not capture the ten of the smaller businesses but it does capture 85 percent of the employees, that being said, i have heard the argument that we need to make it more consistent with the ordinance and i am willing to entertain that. >> that is what i wondered. when someone is granted this request, to have it schedule change, what i

i will stop there. >> commissioner dooley? >> supervisor chiu? what would you be interesting from us in terms of do you want us to give you our long list of amendments? >> you know, whatever the commissioner would like to do, i know that the hour is late and a lot of folks are waiting this evening. i am happy to receive that feedback f one of the things that you want to do is direct the staff to gather the feedback that is a different option than trying to hash the different issues. i had run down a number of issues that i had heard to be addressed around predictbility and family definition and economy issues, we will be looking at all of that. i think that i have a sense of what the issues are. but this matter is in your hands. >> how much time do we have you know, in terms of if we want to with the business community go through all of these amendment and make the changes and i am trying to figure if there is a time frame. >> i will tell you that i am planning to introduce a raft of amendments at our committee on thursday. they will sit in commi

>> or to trever dooley who is a black man that shot a white man and this case is also down in florida. >> the fact is when this white shooting black dynamic or white on black crime happens, it becomes race charged when the special interest get involved for the first seven to 11 days of this incident, there wasn't much coverage on many networks of this. this was an incident on going and the special interest get involved and some of the people -- well they profit off race. they profit off pushing -- >> but let me stop you there because although that is all true in terms of the way you described how the events played out, the reality is the reason people were so exercises was that it looked like the guy had just shot an unarmed black teenager and been allowed to go home. >> right. >> go home -- your fine. >> if it was a black man shooting a white or black on black different -- >> hard to imagine he would have been allowed to walk home. didn't know for sure but hard to imagine that. >> right, however, like the trever dooley case where he was allowed to go to work the following monday afte

debbie dooley, byron dorgan. pleasure to have you here.rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> i would pay good money, hard, cold cash to see you and debbie doolly take that show on the road. your conversation with her was spectacular. >> ien cot agree more. >> amazing. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. the washington post leads today with a scoop that is the biggest development yet in the scandal that envelopes a man who the republican party nearly chose to be their party's nominee for vice president just this past year, the washington post reporting on its front page today on another $120,000 in loot, just in plain cash, that virginia governor bob mcdonnell has seen fit to pocket during his time as governor.

didn't know for sure but hard to imagine that. >> right, however, like the trever dooley case where hellowed to go to work the following monday after the incident, the problem we have here is we're not talking about the incident. profiling someone isn't about race when it comes to zimmerman. we don't know what is in his heart. >> i suspect he's not a racist and he's basically a thug profiler -- >> potential -- >> he carried a gun like the cops use. he was the neighborhood watch busy body and saw a young guy in a hoodie and thought trouble. he thought a-hole, f-ing punk, they are always getting away with it. >> he was profiling a thug, on his watch commander complex. to me these are two elements if you look at it dispassionately. that should never have crossed each other's paths and that's where this begins. what happened in the two key minutes in this incident is something that the jury will have to decide based on evidence put before them, not everyone that wants to surmise or summarize what happened but what i don't want to see out of this in a country where we have a problem of murd

debbie dooley, byron dorgan. pleasure to have you here.ll in for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. i would pay good money, hard, cold cash to see you and debbie doolly take that show on the road. your conversation with her was spectacular. >> i could not agree more. >> amazing. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. the washington post leads today with a scoop that is the biggest development yet in the scandal that envelopes a man who the republican party nearly chose to be their party's nominee for vice president just this past year, the washington post reporting on its front page today on another $120,000 in loot, just in plain cash, that virginia governor bob mcdonnell has seen fit to pocket during his time as governor. this brings over $140,000, the tally of undisclosed cash that the governor and his family accepted from the ceo of a troubled virginia company that's now under federal securities investigation. the very same day that this ceo handed over a $15,000 check to cover cat

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and a number of them, but the one that i would like to pick up on a couple of them, commissioner dooley mentioned, the family definition of family, i think that is critical that that be addressed. but also, as a provision, i have not heard anybody talk about it, but there is a provision, that says, to change to amend the proposal, it can be amended only adding more requirements on employers by a majority vote. and it is not a two-sided street but it can be amended either way, i think that needs to be consistent on the legislation. but i think that the message that i leave with you is we want to work with the employees. i think that most small businesses do, and most businesses do. and we are concerned about this being rushed, we are concerned about going through a ballot and we are concerned about being put in a position that we are anti-family. and so, i would urge you to oppose the legislation, unless amended with the items that have been mentioned tonight. >> thank you. next speaker please? >> i have kevin wal ace and elizabeth lefera as the final speaker cards, excuse me, bob black

the definition of the family, i think that commissioner dooley raise thiseds and others and needs to be tightened up. the city economist has raised a number of issues that we are happy to look at. the threshold for the size of the business that this ought to apply to. if that is something that is important to this commission i am willing for that. >> i would like to address a couple of things from the audience, the painter case or the restaurant, who all of a sudden does not have enough people coming some night and the concern that if there is a predictable schedule that was committed to that would create liability for an employer, we put in the language to address this when unmet with the advocates in the network this issue was raidsed our legislation says that for employer who is granted a predictable arrangement if they have insufficient work for the employee and provides reasonable notice to the employees nothing in this ordinance requires them to compensate the employee during such a period of insufficient work. and we put that around reasonable notice, we know for different rea

. >> commissioner dooley? >> i have a question about the definition of familial relationship. i find that to be really broad. i mean does that include, you know, some families all live in a larger group. and so that would be allowed to request if you your aunt or your uncle or your cousin, i think that we should consider limiting it to just the spouse, the children and perhaps the parents. >> so i appreciate that question and that has been raised over the last few days and that is something that we will be discussing with the city attorney of how to tighten that, i think that the common sense definition of the nuclear family makes sense and by that i will refer to an individual and his or her spouse, siblings if they are living in that household, children or parents and i think that either grandkids and grand parents if that happens to be in that situation. again, i would like feedback on that but those definitions feel fairly, you know, people understand that sort of a layperson's understanding of one's close family. >> commissioner ortiz? >> president chiu, i want to say tha

debbie dooley, byron dorgan. pleasure to have you here. that is all in for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> i would pay good money, hard, cold cash to see you and debbie doolly take that show on the road. your conversation with her was spectacular. >> ien cot agree more. >> amazing. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. the washington post leads today with a scoop that is the biggest development yet in the scandal that envelopes a man who the republican party nearly chose to be their party's nominee for vice president just this past year, the washington post reporting on its front page today on another $120,000 in loot, just in plain cash, that virginia governor bob mcdonnell has seen fit to pocket during his time as governor. this brings over $140,000, the tally of undisclosed cash that the governor and his family accepted from the ceo of a troubled virginia company that's now under federal securities investigation. the very same day that this ceo handed over a $15,000 check to