it turned out, david dooley was not a match. in the local media, janet called for him to be freed. >> we've been telling everyone he didn't do this. nobody deserves to be accused of a crime of this magnitude without something to prove that he did it. >> reporter: but even without forensic evidence tying david dooley to the crime, prosecutor linda tally smith remained confident, deciding to move forward with the case. this past september, david dooley went on trial for murder. >> the truth is, there is no smoking gun. there is no one fingerprint. there is no eyewitness. >> reporter: so just what did the prosecutor have on david dooley? >>> coming up -- >> our belief has always been that david dooley was in the middle of breaking into her office when she came up the steps and surprised him. >> a break-in? what was he after? and how could he have managed such a spotless escape? >> a clean pair of jeans, clean shoes. - listening to music in the shower can help you conserve water, so start your favorite song when you get in, and when

. >> okay per to me e item call to order and roll call commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is excused. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis mr. vice president we have quorum. >> item two. >> our speakers is not here perhaps go to item number 4. >> a yeah, since the pertinent is the same for items two and three. >> no, no action item and we'll call those together the draft minutes november 23, 2015, june 22, 2015. >> commissioners any comments on the minutes. >> june 22nd item leona helmsley vice president report we put down commissioner dwight that is commissioner white that was for the june 22nd. >> yes. >> any other comments art is there any public comment on item those meeting minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i motion the approve the minutes of june 22, 2015, november 23, 2015, and june 2, 2015. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> or the that item passes with one absent moving to item number 2 our; is present okay item 2 presentation and possible action on board of sup

. >> okay per to me e item call to order and roll call commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is excused. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis mr. vice president we have quorum. >> item two. >> our speakers is not here perhaps go to item number 4. >> a yeah, since the pertinent is the same for items two and three. >> no, no action item and we'll call those together the draft minutes november 23, 2015, june 22, 2015. >> commissioners any comments on the minutes. >> june 22nd item leona helmsley vice president report we put down commissioner dwight that is commissioner white that was for the june 22nd. >> yes. >> any other comments art is there any public comment on item those meeting minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i motion the approve the minutes of june 22, 2015, november 23, 2015, and june 2, 2015. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> or the that item passes with one absent moving to item number 2 our; is present okay item 2 presentation and possible action on board of sup

. >> okay per to me e item call to order and roll call commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is excused. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis mr. vice president we have quorum. >> item two. >> our speakers is not here perhaps go to item number 4. >> a yeah, since the pertinent is the same for items two and three. >> no, no action item and we'll call those together the draft minutes november 23, 2015, june 22, 2015. >> commissioners any comments on the minutes. >> june 22nd item leona helmsley vice president report we put down commissioner dwight that is commissioner white that was for the june 22nd. >> yes. >> any other comments art is there any public comment on item those meeting minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i motion the approve the minutes of june 22, 2015, november 23, 2015, and june 2, 2015. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> or the that item passes with one absent moving to item number 2 our; is present okay item 2 presentation and possible action on board of sup

. >> okay per to me e item call to order and roll call commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is excused. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis mr. vice president we have quorum. >> item two. >> our speakers is not here perhaps go to item number 4. >> a yeah, since the pertinent is the same for items two and three. >> no, no action item and we'll call those together the draft minutes november 23, 2015, june 22, 2015. >> commissioners any comments on the minutes. >> june 22nd item leona helmsley vice president report we put down commissioner dwight that is commissioner white that was for the june 22nd. >> yes. >> any other comments art is there any public comment on item those meeting minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i motion the approve the minutes of june 22, 2015, november 23, 2015, and june 2, 2015. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> or the that item passes with one absent moving to item number 2 our; is present okay item 2 presentation and possible action on board of sup

say yes. >> they're not included. >> they're not included commissioner dooley. >> i'm kind of pullsed i see the police go in and sweeping out the tents encampments everywhere everyday it is kind of an additional tool for the police and okay. >> which i understand until we have supportive housing for all of those people i think this is two early to be done if we don't have support housing let's get the supportive housing first then move them in otherwise where are they going to go. >> i see what happened in the neighborhood they move 3 blocks away i don't see the point of not doing it right now. >> appreciate and august we respectfully disagree to move the individuals into housing no means by a panacea we need more supply of housing and beds again, we're hoping that policy acts as a function to help to build up public will and cost effective we know that are humane at the end of the day. >> so if you don't have enough supportive housing they can retain on the street. >> so again for example, if there's a group of 10 individuals residing in an encampment and there was no individual that

why won't you give officer dooley his time? what are you afraid of, mr. speaker? bring the bills to the floor. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. time of the gentleman will be sub tracted from the gentleman from colorado's time. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: mr. speaker, would, would that we ran out of victims, sadly that's not the case. mr. speaker, i'd like to yield to the gentleman from new york, mr. meeks, for purposes of a very important unanimous consent request that would save lives. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up .r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation, in honor of the from myf lathane hogan, district, a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of silence on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: mr. speake

kathleen dooley is on her way. mark dwight, here. william ortiz-cartagena, here. commissioner tour-sarkissian is absent. commissioner zouzounis, here. you have quorum. item 2, presentation and discussion on sf biz connect. the presenter is susan ma of economic and workforce development. >> one of my favorite projects. >> the mic isn't on. >> working now? >> yes. >> susan ma and manage the sf biz connect from office of economic and workforce development and just passed the one year anniversary so thought it appropriate to give a overview of what we have done and how it is going. i will tell how we started and what we have done and where we are going and how we actually started was here. conversationwise small business, talking to small business commission and it was really those conversations that we need a program like this to help business to business interactions in the city. the goals were to create opportunities for small business and encourage loickal spending habits within the community. we launched small business week in 2015 and the first month we had 9 pl

kathleen dooley is on her way. mark dwight, here. william ortiz-cartagena, here. commissioner tour-sarkissian is absent. commissioner zouzounis, here. you have quorum. item 2, presentation and discussion on sf biz connect. the presenter is susan ma of economic and workforce development. >> one of my favorite projects. >> the mic isn't on. >> working now? >> yes. >> susan ma and manage the sf biz connect from office of economic and workforce development and just passed the one year anniversary so thought it appropriate to give a overview of what we have done and how it is going. i will tell how we started and what we have done and where we are going and how we actually started was here. conversationwise small business, talking to small business commission and it was really those conversations that we need a program like this to help business to business interactions in the city. the goals were to create opportunities for small business and encourage loickal spending habits within the community. we launched small business week in 2015 and the first month we had 9 pl

in the next section we will get to his research with michael dooley and peter garber about how moneyour international system, but we must speak now with david folkerts-landau of deutsche bank on these markets. there a rhyme or reason, a correlation to these markets, or can you go with the idea that it is just about brexit? there is always an underlying course that is driving this nothing is purely accidental. , andis particular case your next guest will probably have more to say about that, there is a fundamental dislike, inefficiency in the way division -- in the way decisions are being made. if you take a step back and look at the u.k., for instance, you see that we should have seen this coming a long time ago. in some sense, the benefits from globalization over the last 20 years have been enormous. we have listed 100 million-plus people out of poverty. lots of countries that were subpar have come out of poverty. but the problem is, we have not succeeded in redistributing those gains evenly, so you see there is progress emerging in the world and the u.s. and in europe and in the u.

necessarily shall we roll call vote. >> okay. >> commissioiner vice president adams commissioner dooley no. >> commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis is absent okay this item passes 4 to two with one absent. >> all right. on to item number 4 >> item 4 discussion and possible action on letter of support regarding the preservation in valencia and discussion and possible action item and your presenter will be commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> commissioner president dwight i request to obtain stain from any possible action since i'm presenting and on the advisory board with the sfmta and all the stakeholder. >> so we need to have a motion and second and a vote of approval for - well, not an abstention but a rule i motion we recuse commissioner ortiz-cartagena from this presentation is since he's presenting. >> second. >> and we need to take a vote on it. >> to recuse commissioner ortiz-cartagena from voting on this item okay roll call or. >> in favor. >> i that that item passes. >> at the time

necessarily shall we roll call vote. >> okay. >> commissioiner vice president adams commissioner dooleyo. >> commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis is absent okay this item passes 4 to two with one absent. >> all right. on to item number 4 >> item 4 discussion and possible action on letter of support regarding the preservation in valencia and discussion and possible action item and your presenter will be commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> commissioner president dwight i request to obtain stain from any possible action since i'm presenting and on the advisory board with the sfmta and all the stakeholder. >> so we need to have a motion and second and a vote of approval for - well, not an abstention but a rule i motion we recuse commissioner ortiz-cartagena from this presentation is since he's presenting. >> second. >> and we need to take a vote on it. >> to recuse commissioner ortiz-cartagena from voting on this item okay roll call or. >> in favor. >> i that that item passes. >> at the time of

yes it is and cutting spending is a big part of the key parties batted key party co-founder debbie dooleyl: i'm never such a candidate because he said we have to cut spending in his proposed tax cuts but he is proposed no spending cuts pretty won't touch entitlements which are bankrupting us. >> while i do believe mr. trump will surround himself with the brightest minds much like ronald reagan did and i do believe that we do need entitlement reform. i do like his tax cut plan. for years, people have been, conservatives have been talking about the need to cut our corporate tax rate which was one of the highest in the world. stossel: you think he doesn't talk about entitlement because it's on popular with voters but once he's in office he would cut it? >> i do believe you would cut entitlements. i think there would be some kind of reform. stossel: an age limit? >> i believe there would have to be. i would like to see more referee market solution as far as entitlements like social security reform but i do believe he will have the brightest minds and like i said as a conservative, and i belie

necessarily shall we roll call vote. >> okay. >> commissioiner vice president adams commissioner dooley no. >> commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis is absent okay this item passes 4 to two with one absent. >> all right. on to item number 4 >> item 4 discussion and possible action on letter of support regarding the preservation in valencia and discussion and possible action item and your presenter will be commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> commissioner president dwight i request to obtain stain from any possible action since i'm presenting and on the advisory board with the sfmta and all the stakeholder. >> so we need to have a motion and second and a vote of approval for - well, not an abstention but a rule i motion we recuse commissioner ortiz-cartagena from this presentation is since he's presenting. >> second. >> and we need to take a vote on it. >> to recuse commissioner ortiz-cartagena from voting on this item okay roll call or. >> in favor. >> i that that item passes. >> at the time

h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation in onor of the memory of landon dooley, a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of ilence on the house floor. enough is enough. put this commonsense legislation forward today. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: point of parliament inquiry. it's a new speaker, pro tem, and i was wondering if the new speaker frome would be willing to pose the unanimous consent request to the gentleman from alabama. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has been informed that the gentlelady from alabama will not yield for the speaker's request. mr. polis: very well, i would like to yield to the gentlelady from new york, who has a very important unanimous consent request, ms. slaughter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york virginia tech. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation in honor of the iii, of albert l.

the isogenic ideology of the identity politics would have puzzled fdr and jfk, and even john dooley who was a big radical, progressives progressives may think they are merely updating aggressive is him but i don't think they are. i think they're they're veering off into an entirely new and different direction and frankly the direction they're veering off into, what i call a cultural liberalism can only survive by doubling down on authoritarian control. and by trying to eliminate opposing points of view. because if you read in the light of another standard or another objective or another way of looking at the world, their worldview does not stand up very well to scrutiny and criticism. so that's why these universities are very often so intent on having only one point of view. oddly enough all of their critical theories have ended up producing just one point of view that art is now the orthodoxy. look, i am a conservative, i happen to believe that even traditional progressivism was misguided. but this does not mean that i believe that america does not benefit from a movement that continua

. >> the motion is to support the letter commissioiner vice president adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is recused commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis is absent that that item passes 5 to zero with one absent and one recused excellent. >> okay all right. item number 5 an update. >> item 5 update on the legacy business deduction item your presenter is richard legacy business program manager. >> welcome richard. >> thank you good work richard legacy business program manager i'm slick rick i'm here asked at the last san francisco small business commission to come forward on a presentation with the legacy business and where we are and heading so i have a july 2016 report in your packet and have a slide presentation. >> as of july 20th we've received 78 pneumonia and 26 applications and 9 of the applications have been reviewed by the historic preservation commission and 10 applications are currently in review by the historic preservation commission the 9 applications reviewed by the historic preservation com

have not required more than one ballot to pick their nominee since 1948, since new york governor tom dooleylegates will be bound to a presidential candidate. 5% are unbound, including most of pennsylvania. if they were to somehow get around to, delegates from 36 ,tates become fully unbound about 1400 roll, around 59%, are unbound, and they could go to a third round. we will have to see how things play out tomorrow. time on:00 p.m. eastern c-span, www.c-span.org come and get that radio app case you're nowhere near a computer screen or tv and you can hear it as h minute unfolds on the convention floor at the q. your calls continuing for about the next 45 minutes. let me go to earnest in north carolina, democrat. you are on the air. caller: how are you doing? host: good morning. , i am: what i have to say 63 years old. always listening and voting. this is the first time in my lifetime i ever heard donald trump with words he says and how is a saying that as if it surprise [indiscernible] i will not go for someone who knows nothing about politics and does not know what is happening in the countr

have not required more than one ballot to pick their nominee since 1948, since new york governor tom dooleyne and the third ballot. in the first round, almost all the delegates will be bound to a presidential candidate. 5% are unbound, including most of pennsylvania. if they were to somehow get around to, delegates from 36 ,tates become fully unbound about 1400 roll, around 59%, are unbound, and they could go to a third round. we will have to see how things play out tomorrow. time on:00 p.m. eastern c-span, www.c-span.org come and get that radio app case you're nowhere near a computer screen or tv and you can hear it as h minute unfolds on the convention floor at the q. your calls continuing for about the next 45 minutes. let me go to earnest in north carolina, democrat. you are on the air. caller: how are you doing? host: good morning. , i am: what i have to say 63 years old. always listening and voting. this is the first time in my lifetime i ever heard donald trump with words he says and how is a saying that as if it surprise [indiscernible] i will not go for someone who knows nothing ab