commissioner dooley? >> commissioner dooley: my question on this issue is we do in each neighborhood have money of these scoff-law people who are either not going to register or are going to get someone to say they're compliant when they're not. so i almost feel like you might consider putting out a questionnaire in each neighborhood so that you can be directed towards the derelict businesses and maybe keep a sharper eye on them. because every neighborhood, it would take us five minutes in every neighborhood to have someone report what's been closed for 30 years. >> you know what? invest in an app for that. you'd have every neighborhood self-reporting their vacancies. we all are aware of it in our neighborhoods. i live in san francisco. i'm aware of my vacancies in my neighborhood. i'm looking at it, how can that not be leased? the sign's been up as long as i've been in the neighborhood. remove this out -- you put a sign on your building, and you're in the clear. that's the solution, okay? because you alr

>> commissioner dooley: before the fee? >> vice president dwight: before the fee, yes, before the fee is levied, and the fee be nonrefundable. just make it nonrefundable. >> president adams: do we have a second? >> vice president dwight: if i haven't muddied it up too much. >> no. >> no, that was very clear. >> i second. >> clerk: roll call vote. [roll call] >> commissioner riley: can we repeat the motion? >> clerk: yes. motion to pass with a recommendation to keep the 270 -- to pass as is with the recommendation to keep the 270-day waiting period. >> vice president dwight: and make the fee nonrefundable. >> clerk: and make the fee nonrefundable. >> commissioner riley: so the waiting period would be 270 days. >> clerk: before you'd have to pay -- >> vice president dwight: before you'd have to pay the fee. it's still mandatory you have to register. you still have to get on the registry in 30 days. that's still a requirement. >> commissioner riley: okay. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. motion passes, 7-0. >> vice president dwight

commissioner dooley? >> commissioner dooley: yeah, i want to say that today, like many other days, we have an amazing group of people here. you just represent what is really the best of san francisco, and i agree that it's extremely important to support you and to make sure that our city is available for not everyone who is just here for a few years. so thank you so much for all your hard work, and well deserved. >> president adams: commissioner ortiz? >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena: yes, i just want to extend the sentiment of my cocommissioners. you guys are san francisco. alioto's, optometry, the bayview yacht club, when i'm looking for parking, passing right by you to go to the ballpark. you are san francisco, and you make the city great, and we will fight for you. those who have issues with the lease, come see us, because if it's not even our office, we do work with other nonprofits, such as meta, where we buy buildings to make sure we keep neighborhoods what they were and what they are and what they

so commissioner dooley, you'll elaborate on that and then state legislation. i want to let you know there's an introduction of a.b.161 requiring electronic proof of purchase so electronic receipts. so we're tracking this. we need to look at it in more detail to see how it possibly works but we think this could be challenging as well for small businesses because not all small businesses have are all electronic where you can say e-mail me my reset. >> i will tell you most of the square says no reset and you sign and hit the button and a get an e-mail. >> the challenge i think with this and again cross-referencing it with the p.o.s. is a lot of times the receipts are not itemized and the requirement is the customer needs an itemized receipt and the business has to deal with it if it gets passed. then another item i just wanted to bring to your attention so there's discussion at the state level with the state legislature about putting proposition 3 as a new ballot measure to a proposition 13. and so we just had some beginning discussions about do we need to sort o

commissioner dooley? >> commissioner dooley: oddly pertinent after today's meeting, supervisor peskin's office has been working with the north beach business association. we will be having a press conference on january 23, around 11:00 a.m., to call out in public the two business owners in our -- two landlords in our neighborhood that between them own 20 vacant storefronts. so we have decided to take the bull by the horns and have a press conference, get it out there that this is what's happening in our neighborhoods. >> president adams: right. any other commissioner comments? okay. is there any members of the public who would like to comment on commissioner reports? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> clerk: item nine, new business. allows commissioners to introduce new agenda items for future consideration by the commission. discussion item. >> president adams: commissioner riley? >> commissioner riley: no. >> president adams: no? >> commissioner riley: yes, i would like to know

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the abandonment of his position dooley declared by the national assembly and recalled by popular votef at referendum the midterm, the middle of the term, the people are unhappy. now, when there are serious ailings, this would -- when an elected president becomes permanently available to serve prior to his inauguration, a new election shall be held within 30 consecutive days pending inauguration of a new president, president of the national assembly shall take charge, but there was no election. there are five branches, all legitimate. but there's a discrepancy in the -- the national assembly doesn't agree this should address the supreme court, etc. but what is this, self-pro claiming -- a member of parliament self-proclaiming himself president and to be recognized by other governments? i known, these are serious governments that respect the charter of the united nations recognizing him. you're recognizing the imposition of force against legality. this is very dangerous. we need to put a stop to that here today. i think that is -- i think that's enough with what i've told you, what i've

commissioner dooley. >> last week i participated in a press conference and rally about the ongoing vacancy problems in our commercial districts. supervisor fewer was there to talk about her legislation which she's introduced. supervisor peskin gave us a few details on something he will be putting forward. basically saying after someone does has not registered as a vacancy, that time has come up. the city he's proposing we begin fining those people on a daily basis if there are long-term vacancies. the conversation -- conference was attended by the long beach business association and called out the fact in our neighborhood two landlords have 21% of all the vacancies in our commercial district and we need to be calling these people out and these are the kind of people we need to crackdownon. -- crackdown on not the small business owners who have had their space have a can't only for a short time. we have happy we got some press and encourage all the other neighborhoods to do the same. get out there and call out the names of the worse offenders and let's get going on making it possible to ren

lemonis: megan dooley fisher told me she uses cannabis to treat the pain she suffers from her auto-immune a lot. how long will this last you? megan: okay. well, i'm probably a far heavier user than almost anybody out there. lemonis: okay. megan: this is 250 milligrams. i could eat this right now and go on with my day. you would never know anything. lemonis: 250 milligrams? megan: i'll eat that whole bag. lemonis: okay. so, i've never used. how much could i have? megan: i would say that you wouldn't even have one of these. you would have to start with a 2.5 milligram. lemonis: and you could eat this whole bag? megan: yeah, i could eat that whole bag. lemonis: and not even be fazed? megan: not even be fazed. lemonis: megan spends a ton of money on her orders, but how much does andrea unsworth make on those deliveries? it's $135. for this discussion, we'll say it's got a 60% margin. andrea: okay. lemonis: so we'll call it $75. andrea: yeah. lemonis: what are the expenses that you have to pay for out of the $75? andrea: right. lemonis: let's start with what it costs to deliver. andrea: so, le

stacey dooley may have onlyjust popped the strictly glitterball trophy on her mantlepiece, but there'sing some truly horrific dance injury stories. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been on set. strictly only finished a couple of weeks ago but it is already time for a new saturday night bbc one dance show, one that is more street van ballroom. and there are three familiarfaces ballroom. and there are three familiar faces who know all about going through the pain barrierfor dance, cheryl. that was painful. i have to wear a brace and carry on. graeme swann's strictly partner. and ijust hit the floor and i didn't slide and the shoulderjust went... then i had to continue dancing. and glee's matthew morrison. my hip actually came out of the socket, but it is all good. thankfully things we re it is all good. thankfully things were going rather strictly on the day we were on set. good morning. and back stage, cheryl explain how delighted she is to have returned to her first love. i went to the royal ballet when i was nine. i was one of the youngest in the country to get a pla

stacey dooley may have onlyjust popped the strictly glitterball trophy on her mantlepiece, but there‘ht bbc one dance show — one that‘s more street than ballroom. and there are three familiar faces who know all about going through the pain barrierfor dance. cheryl. i slipped. that was painful, but i had to wear a brace and carry on, because i was on tour. graeme swann‘s strictly partner, 0ti mabuse. and ijust hit the floor and i didn't slide and the shoulder just went... cracking. then i had to continue dancing. and glee‘s matthew morrison. my hip actually came out of the socket once, so, but it is back in, all good. thankfully, things were going rather smoother on the day we were on set. good morning. and backstage, cheryl explained how delighted she is to have returned to her first love. i actually went to the royal ballet when i was nine. i was one of the youngest in the country to get a place in the summer school and, yeah, i was really passionate about ballet when i was younger. it kind of wore off when i was 11 or 12 and i discovered music. and boys. not boys so much. honestly n