. >> commissioner dooley. >> thanks, guys, i think you've done a great job. i think it will be really helpful. i have to say i still have my reservations on the one item which is restaurants with liquor permits just because the experience i have seen is that there can be an intensification of use with full bar versus beer and wine. that would just really my only comment. >> despite your love of bourbon and branch. >> despite that. but that's my only comment is that clearly wine and beer in a restaurant implies that it's primarily a restaurant, whereas we see a lot of folks these days saying, you know, claiming to be a restaurant when actually their primary source of income is the bar section. so that would be my only one i would just not to have it in this program is restaurants with full bars, maybe not that they serve liquor, but that they have a full bar rather than table service with their food. >> yeah, i think some accommodation for liquor should be made. we've got, we have some cultural issues like, you know, if you want to go to a restaurant where har

commissioner dooley, yes. commissioner dwight, yes. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner yee riley, yes. commissioner tour-sarkissian, yes. prrp and it is unanimous. item 10, president's report. >> i have nothing to report other than thank you everybody for your support that i have had the last 3 years as president and i'm looking forward to just being a commissioner. i'm looking to just being out there and representing small business. >> well i want to personally thank you for all the service that you have provided and direction and support to me and the staff at the office over the last 3 years. >> likewise, you've done a great job. it's frankly intimidating to me, you are so plugged in, not only to your own neighborhood but everything else in the city, going to take me a while to get even half the bredth of plugged-inness that you are. >> i think you're plugged in pretty well. >> i'm plugged in to dog patch . >> item 11 is vice president's report. the vice president is not here so shall we move on? >> next item. >> item no. 12 is commissioner's report. thi

commissioner dooley, yes. commissioner dwight, yes. commissioner ortiz-cartagena, yes. commissioner yee riley, yes. commissioner tour-sarkissian, yes. all right, so that passes 6-0. >> great. >> next item, please. >> item no. 9 --. >> go away, dan. >> a presentation on the planning commission small projects team. thank you, kanishka, for being here. the planning department has established a team of planners dedicated to small projects only. this is something director rand just announced to the commission yesterday. i thought we would take the opportunity, since mr. sider is here, to have him present to the commissioner on this. >> what's going around is not pleasant. thank you again, commissioners. for the record, dan sider with the planning department. i promise to be quick this time, commissioners, i have 5 slides. i'm here just to give you, as your executive director reported, a very brief update on the planning department small project team and like everything else coming out of our shop these days, this, too, has an acronym. so let's talk about the sprot >> you guy

>> good to see you. >> my name is julie dooley. co-creator and sole owner of julie's baked goods in denver, colorado. i'm here today to pick up some fabulous organically grown trim they would like turned into some organic edibles. >> let's see. >> oh, my god. it's gorgeous. look at this. beautiful. >> we exclusively make healthy, organic, natural foods. it's a granola, roasted seed mix. we do a candy, my version of candy, which is called the nutty bite. i have celiac disease. it basically means i cannot tolerate gluten in any way shape or form, even on minute levels. however, i did have residual symptoms. what we found worked best is cannabis. >> how much longer until this is harvested? >> this will be harvested next week. we take off all of the extra leaves, then we're going to let the buds dry. then we'll create the by-product for you. a beautiful plant in here right now, look at the purple cush back there. >> oh, my gosh. let's go see it. >> a lot of people don't want to smoke. it's obvious, and it only lasts two hours. edible i

commissioners, do we have recommendations commissioner dooley >> i have a question for clarification are e cigarettes using tobacco? or i mean their included i was under the impression e cigarettes were a tobacco based item i know that's what i've read >> commissioners and victor this legislation came from our office at the beginning of the year you heard legislation and approved legislation that designated e cigarettes to require the same licensing and permitting to follow the same rules where you can 0 smoke as sects it does as i understand it is clarified in terms of it's use how it is sold it's at same. >> it's the same. >> you can't smoke in bars. >> commissioner dwight. >> yeah. it this new class of e cigarettes and some of them still using i think some of them do utility tobacco and others not using tobacco their using nicotine based liquids there's a need to clarify some of that in this particular legislation i i mean tobacco maybe an outdated notation how we deliver nicotine and nicotine is the thing here. >> other bio products of smoking but we've heard testimony from medic

. >> commissioner dooley. >> commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner white commissioner riley and that motion passes 7 to zero. >> great thank you. >> thank you very much thank you for coming on such short notice now hear 2, 3, 4 ellen love. >> item 4 we've toddler i called this item into the record so we'll have ellen just - >> is this microphone on? >> it is great. >> okay good evening, commissioners i'm ellen love with the office of standards and impoverishment thank you for inviting us to talk about the health care security ordinance i don't know if regina if you have copies of the power point presentation so you can pull it up that should be enough. >> so just briefly the administration i think you have the full that administration active guidance i tried to highlight some of the points that will be respect to you as a commission and the business community just a little bit of background on the health care security ordinance tests been in effect abstinence e since 2007 and there's two components the first i'll speak to say that it est

deborah dooley is with the tea party, steven smith with the coalition for alliance of energy. >> howp the peace here? >> we put blinders on and respect, have a mutual respect for our differences. >> just because some conservatives disagree with us say like on things like climate change doesn't mean we can't work together. >> the plan would directly challenge the opportunities they had over distribution. dooley has been targeted by groups aligned by the kuch brothers. >> it has been called a conservative front for the left. if you google my line, i have been called many things but i've never been called a tree hugger. >> the coalition expects they will wage a massive campaign to kill the measure. holding the group together will be a challenge but one they cannot afford to fail. >> we cannot beat billion dollar corporations if we can't hang together. we all recognize a sort of david and goliath type of measure. >> a poll conducted last fall found if they can do that it would likely pass by a wide margin. bret? >> john roberts in tallahassee, thank you. >>> the attorneys who with held e

confidence it's a real honor to fill this position and to hold this trust i want to thank commissioner dooley's for his two years of strong service as the transportation authority chair as his vice chair i had the pleasure of working closely with him and even though we don't agree on everything we have a good relationship and working with the hiring process for the executive director it went well and professional and i think i'm appreciative of the work you've done commissioner to thank you so colleagues, we you know this morning i as posted on facebook the map of the originally plans of the bart system for 1956 if you've not seen that map keep a copy i think it is a cautionary lesson of what happens when you don't think boldly about transportation that map showed a bart system throughout san francisco that went past san rose and past santa fe and into the east bay and had the vision to build it and not allow the crazy political some kind of to go beyond it's it's a lesson felt crossroads in san francisco in our region are we're going to make high speed rail and the downtown center a reality ar

. >> commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena sfen arrest commissioner white commissioner bonilla mr. president, you have quorum. >> okay. next item general public comment do we have any members of the public that want to make comments on items not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed next item, please. >> mr. president item number 3 is the possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 141098 house and business and tax regulation code tobacco sales and associated fees a new ordinances amending the ordinance by adding the proximity it and the granting of new tobacco sales permits renumbering all sections of article i 9 h this also amends the business and tax code by enabling the application and license fee and making the environmental venltsd i don't see victor in supervisor mar's office. >> do we want to then we can move and switch item three and four if ellen is here with the off office of. >> we'll extend item 3 and move open to item 4. >> thank you.

commissioner dooley here. commissioner dwight, here. commissioner ortiz-cartagena said that he would be running a little late. commissioner yee-riley, here. commissioner tour-sarkissian, here. and commission monetta white has an excused absence. . >> item no. 2 is general public comment. this allows members of the public to comment generally on matters within the commissionary 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 items that are not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item no. 3 is introduction to the new small business development director angel cardoz and we have him here today. >> welcome. >> first off let me say thank you for allocating the time and the invitation for me to introduce myself. my name is angel cardoz and as of jar january 5th i am the new director for the san francisco small business development center. if you are not familiar with the program, the program is

public seeing none, public comment is closed again, thank you and i got to reiterate what commissioner dooley said there, there is a lot of things we need to discuss in going forward we'll be leaning on you and your projects here when we come to conclusions on this piece of legislation and i i know i've evolved in the san francisco heritage i took part in a symposium last year san francisco is a world-class city we have a lot of legacy businesses here it is important we maintain them you said one thing or thing that is key change how to help the people change with the times and the different you know the passing ourtd open from one generation to another i wanted to commend the incremental foundation and the san francisco state university we're blessed to have them here i want to thank the foundation for your work and what i've you've done. >> so commissioners i know it's late so you may not be - but this is food for thought it is there are different ways to go about constructing around the registry a couple of thoughts businesses would submit an application and come before the commission for

i am now joined by stacy and dooley. you live in the building. first let's show across the street there. that is the imperial house. hundreds of units in there. they don't have power. what's going through your mind right now? >> it's just going to be a cold night. >> reporter: and little dooley here. hopefully he can get some heat. he's going to stay warm. he has on a little sweater. and i want to thank you for joining us. and hopefully the lights come back on as soon as possible. live here near dupont circle shomari stone, news4. >>> bob mcdonnell reacts to his prison sentence while attorneys start their appeal. >> some of the judgments i have made during the course of my governorship myself my family and my beloved people of virginia for that i am deeply deeply sorry. >>> and a teenager killed by that train during yesterday's commute. the news4 i-team is learning why he may not have seen or heard that train coming. >>> a lot more team coverage coming your way on a very busy tuesday. big news from the redskins to the weather, and that historic p

commissioner dooley here. commissioner dwight, here.ing a little late. commissioner yee-riley, here. commissioner

. >> it's august, 2010, and aaron dooley, an avid cyclist, is out touring with his local riding groupsomething he loves to do as often as he can. that day, his friend, danielle crowley, is filming from the back of her boyfriend's motorcycle. >> they were just asking around if anybody wanted to videotape, so i agreed. it's a fun experience. >> aaron and the other riders love doing stunts and can't resist the thrill of the open road. >> around here there's not many places. it's easier just to go on the road. it's not as safe. it's not safe at all, but we come out here on the road and ride our bikes and we do wheelies. >> the wheelie is aaron's personal favorite. >> when you first start out doing wheelies, it's probably one of the scariest things you have done. you are like, holy cow, this thing has tons of power. and you get off and your hands are shaking. >> that august day seems perfect for a joy ride. after all, to aaron, what day isn't? >> it was a perfect day for riding, really, just not my day. >> danielle crowley isn't expecting anything out of the ordinary, just the boys doing t

debbie dooley tea party stephen smith, southern alliance for clean energy. >> most other issues you wouldr's throats. >> yes. >> how do you keep the peace here? >> we put blinders on and have respect, mutual respect for our difference. >> because some conservatives disagree with us on climate change or something like that, that doesn't mean we can't work together. >> reporter: the amendment would introduce direct competition to big utilities for first time. it is expected to draw a huge fight from them and billionaire koch brothers who supply a lot of fuel to power plants here. >> i've been called a fake conservative, a front for the left. i mean if you google my name, you will see how laughable that is. i have been called many things but i never have been called a tree hugger. >> reporter: they also called her a liberal. that coalition has got a year, jon, to put together the 700,000 signatures necessary to get supreme court approval to put measure on the ballot for november 2016. a poll conducted by the republican polling group last fall suggested if they can get it on ballot, it would

so melissa allen has turned to another inmate, megan dooley, for help.ives you the next answer. >> it's great. i'm not embarrassed when she helps me. i sit there and listen to her because i know shy ain't judging me and stuff. >> i treat people how i want them to treat me. math is one of my better skills. it comes easy to me. so something that she struggles with, that's easy for me, if i can help her with it, it's not going to hurt me to sit down for ten minutes and write out the multiplication tables. all i have here is time. why not use it for something constructive? 30, 40, 50 -- >> yes, okay. >> melissa sees learning math as a step toward getting her life back on track after years of drug addiction and prostitution. >> monday through sunday, nonstop, every day. there's not a day that passed, every day. i did crazy -- i looked like a damned fool. i could see myself out there. i looked like a damned fool, running around thinking i'm like [ bleep ]. probably smelled like one, i don't know. 37 years old. i can't do this no more. i don't want my brothers

thomas dooley is the best example in our party. did not work well.ney had two increasingly good years after losing the presidency. now he has had one pretty bad week. >> that is a striking thing to hear. not just a former campaign cochair, but a arch establishmentarian. that is what republicans have been saying behind closed weeks -- closed-door the past few weeks. almost like he is administering tough love to his friend, saying don't do this. >> if he gets behind anybody who would it be? >> jeb bush. vin is a great weathervane for the establishment, and they love jeb. as dust off any. >> there was a point in my life when i like chris christie too. >> i certainly did not love him after i saw his cowboy hug. i did not like the hug and that missed high-five. if you love the cowboys, buy a ticket and get a hot dog. >> john heilemann and phil mattingly. a must watch news conference today. you can see the president's state of the union here on tuesday the 20th, coverage beginning at 8:00 p.m. ♪ >> erik and i are flying out two doubles, switzerland this we

dooley and this did immigrants will get a check from the united states treasury.how many democrats will back it up. where is this money coming from? we cannot afford this. >> the democrats are in trouble here. why are we giving amnesty illegals checks from the government? are they going to vote for it? will they do that in the senate? you tell me. >> it is income that upon us to tell the american people why these policies are bad. amnesty may sound good to americans. we need to explain why those things are bad. it is because taxpayers are the ones that will end up paying the cost. it is our responsibility to make that case and tell americans. stuart: there is some movement there in the room at the white house. the news conference is about to begin. we are waiting for the two men to appear. we are told it will be imminent. we will be able to listen in when it happened. the president will almost certainly be asked about terrorism. i suspect he will be asked why he does not call it islamic terrorism. why is he releasing prisoners from gitmo out into the population? a