commissioner dwight. >> thanks for your presentation. very informative. my father's company made the first supermarket scanners. i'm very familiar with the -- why this legislation all came to be. in the early days the pricing database was largely manual, so, its was disconnected from the database at the register. so, there was great concern you would see a price on the shelf. check out is different price higher, lower. the concern was you would be checked out at a higher price. in the flurry of activity at a check-out thing like supermarket, things are flying by so fast you don't realize it until you get home. heck with it. i thought it was supposed to be 69 cents a pound and it was 89 cents a pound. don't bother with t. today i think those databases are more tightly coupled at retail. so, i suspect that the differences are far less. and online, the price database directly feeds the shopping cart. so, the opportunity for a disconnect between the price that you see when you're seeing it online on your computer screen and the price you see at check out is m

>> yes. >> commissioner dwight? >> yes. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> yes. >> commissioner yee riley? >> yee. >> commissioner [speaker not understood]? >> yes. >> commissioner right? >> yes, the motion passes 6 votes in favor, none opposed. which takes us to the next item on the agenda, item 7, >> so, commissioners, before i get into my report, i want to introduce you to forest lu. did i say your last name correctly? forest comes from us as an intern in oewd working with marianne thompson, excuse me, on the business tax and our gross receipts transition program. and, so, forest comes to us by way of the asian pacific islander public affairs association program. so, definitely commissioner yee riley, want to introduce the two of you. so, forest is going to be helping with doing more outreach to our chinese-owned businesses around education for the gross receipts because we are going to be moving. now we've gotten through the first increase around business registration. there is the filing that's coming up, and helping businesses understand that we hav

so, i want to put on the record, congratulations, commissioner dwight. >> thank you. pleasure advocating on behalf of small business. >> and you do a great job. >> couldn't do it without you all. >> and then sidewalks are now open in the castro. please come shop. it's been a rough few months over there. and it's pride, so, come on down and spend your money in the castro. and then finally, christian, where do we begin? i do have an acknowledgment here for you. i just want to say as president of this commission, you've helped me more than you know. i mean, anything -- you keep me informed on everything. i really appreciate what you did with mobile retail. every time i'm walking down the street and i see a truck selling shoes or bags or whatever and taking pictures and sending it to you, but you really went out there and instead of everybody freaking out about it, you went and talked to the people who were doing that and you brought them in front of our commission last fall and you educated us on what mobile retail is. and i can't thank you enough for that. people are li

commissioner dwight? >> just one comment, i do want to, having been very involved in this process myself, i want to thank the mayor and you jason and the other members of your team who worked very hard on this over the last several months. this is a tough issue and i think that for all the discussion that's on going and will continue, i think it should be recognized that the mayor's office worked very hard to get a better solution than was on the table. so with the sciu proposal. the fact that we reached a negotiated proposal, a single proposal on the ballot and one favor able to the one that had been proposed is a victory if even a small victory for small business. so i appreciate everything that you have done, jason. >> any other commissioner comments? motions, suggestions? >> this is a tough one to make a motion on frankly. >> we don't to have do anything. >> i think we should stay neutral on this one. >> okay. >> yup. >> with no recommendation? >> no recommendation. yeah. do we need to vote on that? >

. >> commissioner dwight? >> well, i mean, i suppose you could just say, well, i'm not using it as a point of sale device. i'm using it it as an inventory control device because that same scanner is used in the warehouse or on the shelf when i do my inventory, i'm going to go around and scan everything. i am not involved in a retail transaction. i'm merely involved in the, in the act of counting and accounting for inventory. and, so, if my quote-unquote point of sale activity is strictly to track inventory, you know, or is for purposes of managing inventory and incidentally i get a total of the transaction, you know, maybe there is a work around there of some kind. i just -- it's mind boggling that point of sale technology -- that the use of technology to make your business more efficient like this and control your inventory is subject to a tax. >> i would agree. my comment, i had a question for you because i agree with commissioner dwight as well. i think it can be very difficult. and commissioner riley made

commissioner dwight? >> i'd say a lot of what we currently know is it's too early to tell. lots of people are on leases that are going to come due. we're seeing that in the business sector. i'm quite sure that's true in the residential sector. so, i don't think we've seen the full impact of the increase in real estate prices for residents or businesses just yet. i know anecdotally as leases are coming up in the business sectors, small business sectors that we're familiar with, the rent increases are double if not triple digits. and that is also the case in nonrent controlled apartments. so, i think the problem that i see with the economic projections is that they don't fully account for the effects we're going to see because we don't know them yet and we haven't seen them yet. everyone likes to think it's all rosy right now, yeah, the dooms sayers aren't right because it's not played out yet. secondly, i think that, you know, by all current projections the job growth is going to be most dominant downtown amongst office workers and knowledge workers. they have to fill those

the dwight d. eisenhower museum hosted multiple events to mark the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. coming up next, deputy director of the museum talks about the night that eisenhower decided to invade the coast of norman di. what did he say? who was there? what time was it? this program is 30 minutes. >> thank you, carl. i want to talk to you this morning a d-day mystery that persists despite the millions of words written about normandy. what did dwight d. eisenhower say when he gave the final order to launch the attack? it is puzzling to me that the most important decision of the 20th century did not deqeev to a memorable quote to mark the occasion. something to live up to the magnitude of ike's decision. something iconic like douglas mccar arthur's i shall return. if the overloord operation fails the allies might never have won the war. eisenhower's decision could not agree on what he said and eisenhower could not agree with himself. he related five versions of his faithful words to journ

. >> commissioner dwight? >> i like the idea of efforts like this to be self extinguishing if they don't justify our merit to being reup in whatever time period because these things become institutionalized. i support the sunset provision. >> commissioner reilly? >> yes, we've heard this at the legislation committee. and i think it makes a lot of sense. >> thank you. >> okay. do we have any other questions before we take public comment? >> no. >> okay. let's do public comment. do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on item no. 5? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners, do we have any recommendations? commissioner white? >> yes. i want to make a quick comment on the appoint easy for this committee was it agreed that we would have someone from the small business commission? >> the way it is described, >> it's on page 5. >> yes. okay. so to simplify the process was to advise the director to put it forward. obviously we would hope that would include the commissioners ex

. >> the dwight d. eisenhower presidential library and museum hosted multiple events to mark the 0th anniversary of the june 6th d-day invasion of nazi-be onning payed france. coming up next, timothy rives talks about the night isenhour decided to invade the coast of normandy, who was there? what time was it? mr. rives answers that this question is very hard to answer. this program is 30 minutes. >> thank you, carl. i want to talk with you this morning about an elusive d-day mystery that persists despite the millions of words written about the allied invasion about normandy, june 6, 1944. what did general dwight d. eisenhower say when he gave the final order to launch the attack? it's puzzling to me, anyway, that perhaps the most important decision of the 20th century did not bequeath to history and posterity a quote to mark the occasion, something to live up to the magnitude of ike's decision. something iconic like macarthur's vow to the people of the philippines, i shall return. the stakes of the inva

meanwhile, former president dwight ice en hour arrives by train for the convention, mum on his choice. he says the g.o.p. platform need not have a plank condemn, the extreme. >> the largest civil rights demonstration since the march on washington last summer is assembled before the san francisco city hall. 40,000 people, half negros demonstrate against goldwater and hear from henry cabbot lodge and other anti-goldwater leaders. >> that takes us back 50 years ago and sets up our conversation. how significant was this convention? guest: you cannot over emphasize how important it was. it really was a defining -- i would argue the defining moment in the modern republican party. there had been this right/left, conservative/liberal, northeast/western battle for a long time. there had been strong conservative forces behind bob taft, for example, of ohio. but what happened in 1964, it's one of those rare moments in history where you can really, really see and the television audience did. this is the first real television convention as well. >> that's important. you could see the page being tu

who can forget the cash zm dwight clark snares a game winning touchdown from joe montana, leading the 49ers to the first super bowl victory. in october 17th, 1989. an earthquake struck san francisco just minutes before game three of the world series began. that lasted 15 seconds. and the beatles gave their final concert back in august of 1966. so many memory ps. they will not be forgotten. >>> counting down to kickoff at the 49ers new home. six light rail stations are closed as santa clara county prepares to open up a new football stadium. that includes the great american station. bta is expanding the track through the corridor to try to handle the rush of fans to dom. shuttle buses are covering that parts of the line. regular service will resume on monday. >>> coming up in a few minutes, we'll take you to levi stadium to get a preview of what's going on the menu. very important question. >>> and fighting in thes middle east intensifies. >>> plus, pet insurance fraud. who needs it and what lawmakers are trying to do to put an end to it. >>> it is 7:11 on your sunday morning. a day sta

head coach jim harbaugh and dwight clark will be there and they are supporting program for underserved kids and teens. the event is sold out. >>> dwight clark will never drop that pasta. >> never. >> in good hands. >> who is serving it to them? >> catch the plate. no problem. >> nice event for both foundations and nice weather along with it. no need to worry about thunderstorms this morning. it is much quieter with live doppler 7 hd and how it looks from the exploritorium, you can see how calm the bay water is with a few layers of cloud cover and they could let go of dry el from time to time but it is dry for the commute and we will move on and talk about mostly sunny conditions to the coast with mild temperatures today. you do not like the heat? today is 9 last nice day for you. clear tonight and clearer with patchying for along the coast. the heat and dry air arrive tomorrow. it spreads to the coast friday and the week end. today the temperatures are below average in the south bay with 76 this milpitas upper 70's can nearly 80 elsewhere but los gatos and gilroy is the usual mid-to-up

then commissioner dwight, you talked about the design center last meeting. supervisor cohen initiated interim resolution requiring that conditional use authorization for office conversion and landmark buildings in pdr 1 in pdr districts, that they have to go through conditional use currently not. so and also to report that the land use committee did not recommend to move out of committee the legislation that would have done the mark designation for henry adams. if there was more that you would like to, we can discuss now or off line if there is more that you would like to see the commission discuss, give consideration here on the matter? >> no. i think it go the the appropriate level of attention and i think we'll continue to i think, i'm glad that that particular situation worked out the way it did rather than it did visor verse because it put it's in a better place rather than scrambling what to do. while i'm a huge fan, displacing all of those existing tennants would have been very problematic. so i think it raised the awareness of the issues to the publi

an opinion challenged by some like the people who posted these tweets -- dozens of web users say dwight howard was right to voice his point of view about the israeli-palestinian conflict and say it is a shame he did not have the courage of his convictions. they have blasted the player for deleting the offended tweet. some are even calling him a coward. although the basketball champ has been on the end of harsh criticism, some wonder if howard pressured into removing his comment. a number of twitter users suggest the u.s. national basketball association forced him to withdraw the tweet and post an apology. the nba has yet to respond to these claims and is remaining tightlipped for now. the selfies craze has reached the tour de france. a growing number of spectators are lining the roof of the tour to catch a glance of writers that often lasts a second, and then turning their backs to take something that is receiving strong criticism online. it addslem is that danger to an already somewhat .recarious sport some users are standing on the course to get as close to the writers as possible. th

and the aforementioned dwight clark. they hooked up today in practice.it won't be just former 49er greats. they will be playing against other nfl hall of famers such as dan marino. don't expect marino to take this lying down. >> who plays against the harlem globetrotters? we are not going to be the washington generals. >> i think the key is for all of these guys including myself, listen to your body. when it starts to, uhm, get tight, you better back off. otherwise, there might be some hamstrings that are being snapped tomorrow night. >> growing up come to the stadium, as a five-year-old, and then to be able to play here and then be a part of this good-bye, it feels right. and it's going to be tough to think that this isn't going to exist anymore, but great memories from here. and we all have some. we all have things that stick in our minds. but it's been part of my life as far back as i can remember. so it's a tinge of sadness but it's the right way to go out and with the guys that really made it famous and that's what makes it special. >> reporter: all

what did general dwight d. eisenhower say when he gave the final order to launch the attack? it's puzzling to me, anyway, that perhaps the most important decision of the 20th century did not bequeath to history and posterity a quote to mark the occasion, something to live up to the magnitude of ike's decision. something iconic like general douglas macarthur's vow to the people of the philippines, "i shall return." the stakes of the invasion certainly merited verbal splendor, if not eloquence, if the overlord operation had failed the allies might never have won the war and yet eyewitnesses to eisenhower's great moment of decision could not agree on what he said. and as for eisenhower, he could not even agree with himself. he related five versions of his fateful words to journalists and biographers over the years that perhaps even more mysteriously he wrote five different versions of the statement in a 1964 article commemorating the 20th anniversary of d-day. to put those words, whatever they might have been into context, the high drama of those meetings leading up to the invas

. >> commissioner mark dwight? >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena? >> here. >> commissioner yee riley? and commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> here. >> madam president, we have a quorum. >> perfect. >> item number 2, general public comment, allows members of the public to comment generally on matters within the commission's purview, and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public that would like to make a general comment that is not on the agenda today? seeing none, next item. >> item number 3, presentation and discussion of the city economist's economic analysis of a potential san francisco minimum wage increase. today you have a presentation by ted eagan, the office of economic analysis and chief economist. and in your packet is a printed out -- is the printed out version of what is on the controller's website. >> thank you, ted. welcome. which one would you like? >> thank you very much, and good afternoon, commissioners. ted eagan with the controller's office of economic analysis. on jul

. >> whatever you want to call it, dwight clark football hall of famer joe montana or the others, you have to add football legend to the title warriors on the field and men who fans say have had a direct hand in shaping some of their happiest memories. >> we're absolute fans of those guys. >> once the game got started it didn't take long for the guys, well past their official prime to show the fans in the stands and each other they still had what it takes to put numbers on the board. >> we admired them since we were little. >> it's only flag football, don't think for one minute the stakes aren't high. this group of retired players played hard and came with a desire to win. and i'm happy to report there were no broken bones or injuries beyond a scraped knee or two. after all, this was all for the fans. >> good do hear no major injuries. ahead in sports the score and the highlights of the legends at candlestick game. >> freeway offramp signs for levi stadium have gone up. it directs drivers to levi stadium which will host its first major event next month. >>> at first, people praised th

. >> we are really excited to be here to see the old-timers, joe in the, jerry rice, dwight clark, all those device. >> they don't want to be called old-timers. >> oh, sorry. we are old-timers too. >> whatever you want to call jerry rice, sports anchor mike shumann, football hall of famer joe montana or the others, you have to add football legend to the title. warriors on the field and men who fans say have had a direct hand in shaping so many of their happiest memories. >> we are absolute fans of those guys. and we went to the hall of fame when gary went in. it was awesome. >> once the game got started, it didn't take long for the guys, well past their official prime, to show the fans in the stands and each other they still had what it takes to put numbers on the board. >> we have admired them since we were little. so it's grade to see those heroes out on the field. >> it's only flag football, but don't think for one minute the stakes around high. this group of retired players came hard and came with the desire to win. and i'm happy to report there were no broken bones or injuries bey

police arrested 67-year-old dwight mcguinnis around 7:30 last night. they believe his mother who used a wheelchair had been locked up inside his pickup truck since 1:30 yesterday afternoon. the 98-year-old was initially disoriented but improved after drinking some water. he's charged with vulnerable adult neglect. >> governor martin o'malley's office says it is disappointed by gun maker biretta's decision to move their production to a new plant in tennessee. they blame it on maryland's recent moves to tighten gun control laws and it's not yet clear how many jobs will be lost. >> montgomery county police released the name of a man officers shot and killed at a bank. 54-year-old donovan dayton was shot after witnesses say he was acting erratically, holding a pair of knives and refusing to surrender. it happened around noon at the capital one branch on arlington street. >> d.c. police hope that newly released video will help find the men who killed a d.c. store owner. james oh was beaten and later died after two men robbed a store on colorado avenue in no

republican leadership under dwight eisenhower kept the peace and passed along to this the mightiest parcel the world has ever known. [applause] and i need not remind you that it was the strength and the believable will of the eisenhower years that kept the peace by using our strengths, by , and by in lebanon showing it courageously at all times. [applause] it was during those republican years that the thrust of communism and imperialism was blunted. it was during those years of republican leadership that this world moved closer, not to war, than at anyo peace other time in the last three decades. [applause] and i need not remind you, but i will, that during democratic years, our strength to declare intoas gone [indiscernible] during democratic years that we have weakly stumbled into conflict, refusing to tell our own people of our and lettingpation our finest men die on battlefields unmarked by purpose, unmarked by pride, or the prospect of victory. [applause] and letting yesterday, it was korea. tonight, it is vietnam. to sweep this under the rug. we are at war in vietnam. yet the preside

. >> we are really excited to be here to see the old-timers, joe montana, jerry rice, dwight clark, all those guys. >> i don't know if they want to be called old-timers. >> oh, sorry. we are old-timers too. >> whatever you want to call jerry rice, sports anchor mike shumann, football hall of famer joe montana or the others, you have to add "football legend" to the title. warriors on the field and men who fans say have had a direct hand in shaping so many of their happiest memories. >> we are absolute fans of those guys. and we went to the hall of fame when jerry went in. it was awesome. >> once the game got started, it didn't take long for the guys, well past their official prime, to show the fans in the stands and each other they still had what it takes to put numbers on the board. >> we have admired them since we were little. so it's great to see those heroes out on the field. >> it's only flag football, but don't think for one minute the stakes aren't high. this group of retired players came hard and came with the desire to win. and i'm happy to report there were no broken bones or i

. >> we are really excited to be here to see the old-timers, joe montana, jerry rice, dwight clark, all those device. >> they don't want to be called old-timers. >> oh, sorry. we are old-timers too. >> whatever you want to call jerry rice, sports anchor mike shumann, football hall of famer joe montana or the others, you have to add "football legend" to the title. warriors on the field and men who fans say have had a direct hand in shaping so many of their happiest memories. >> we are absolute fans of those guys. and we went to the hall of fame when jerry went in. it was awesome. >> once the game got started, it didn't take long for the guys, well past their official prime, to show the fans in the stands and each other they still had what it takes to put numbers on the board. >> we have admired them since we were little. so it's great to see those heroes out on the field. >> it's only flag football, but don't think for one minute the stakes aren't high. this group of retired players came hard and came with the desire to win. and i'm happy to report there were no broken bones or injuries

commissioner steve adams, here, commissioner kathleen dooley, here, commissioner mark dwight, here. commissioner or at tiz is absent. commissioner monetta white, here, commissioner paul tour sarkissian, and

dwight clark catching that pass from joe montana to lead to 49ers to their first super bowl. now to october 17th, 989. the loma prieta quake there. it struck just minutes before the world series began. that quake measured 7.1 at the time and that was a huge event. >> i think they brought it down to a sacks.9 before it was all said and done. and keep watching that catch. i guess the niners scored three tames. >> it was an epic moment. >> and the beatles had their last concert there in august of 966. paul mccartney coming to close it out next month. >> the way they should. absolutely. >>> next, shopping roo indiana for thousands of people. high end shops like jimmy cha and chanel. >> she's in shock. >> some of the damage after a huge water main break. >>> plus, pet insurance fraud. who needs it? and what lawmaker doing to put an end to it? >>> the $4 billion immigration plan may be against the law. >>> aware watching low clouds and misty. skies over san francisco. tomorrow's temperatures for inland locations, warming into the mid 80s. even some 90s. the chance of seeing monsoon

. >> commissioner mark dwight? >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena? >> here. >> commissioner yee riley?

rihanna, dwight howard and a model. they posted messages of support for the people of palestinian but deleted the postings afterwards without ever xplaining why. > 61-year-old american man jess has spent the has two decades in prison. he was found in possession with intent to distribute cannabis and under the three strikes mandatory sentencing policy, he was sentenced to life in prison. an online webcam pain is under way. hundreds of taken to social networks posting under the free jess hashtag calling for his release. web users say the sentence is unfair, particularly since some states have legalized marijuana. they say he is serving a harsher sentence than some dangerous criminals. is testifies to the level of sfwress. it has 380 signatures and sking him to grant jess commem si an account has been set up to help cover leaving experiences. at the site, life for pot.org, as it points out. the story is not an isolated case. there are 21 prisoners in the united states, eight of them over 60 years old, serving life sentence

he became the first president since world war ii hero dwight eisenhower to win 51% of the popular vote, and he did it twice. now they're going to court to try to hog tie the president, try to put a brand on him as the only president to be successfully sued while in office. anything to taint this guy, to put the asterisk on his record so they can go to bed content no one who liked barack obama was one of the republic's elected presidents of the united states. the assistant democratic leader in the house, and david is an msnbc political analyst. congressman clyburn, this thing smells. it smacks of the same thing, of birtherism, of all the attempts to delegitimize this president. they're not going to win with this suit, they just want to smear him. that's my thinking, what is yours? >> i agree with you. thank you for having me, chris. i agree with you entirely. all of this is about throwing up as much mud as they possibly can, hoping something will stick to this president. they have failed in every attempt to delegitimize him. this is another way of trying to determine that this president

commissioner steve adams, here, commissioner kathleen dooley, here, commissioner mark dwight, here.or at tiz is absent. commissioner monetta white, here, commissioner paul tour sarkissian, and commissioner reilly will be joining us in a moment. mr. president, we have a quorum. >> thank you. next item, please. >> next item is item no. 2, general public comment. this allows members of the public to comment generally on matters within the commission's purview and suggest new agenda items for the commission for future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make any general public comment on items that are not on today's agenda? welcome. >> good afternoon, scott houkey from insurance and volunteers in medicine. an announcement. we've just decided to open up our clinic. we are currently in four zip codes, excelsior and portola and we'll take all residents of san francisco. it's a free clinic. they have to be making less than 250 percent of the federal

at dwight way and a few blocks south of the uc berkeley campus. officers have not given a christmas of the car involved in the hit-and-run accident. >> a teen was hit by a car and has major injuries. this was on the paseo padre parkway before 7:00 p.m. the 15 yield was riding his skateboard in the road and did not appear to be paying attention to traffic. the impact through him 50'. the driver is cooperating with police. >>> stunning video from the middle east as similar slams gaza with the heaviest bomb ing yet. before today, residents were only getting power for three hour as day because power lanes were damaged. a hamas run tv headquarters and home of a top hamas leader was hit. binyamin netanyahu is warning citizens to be ready for prolonged budget el. officials say 1,100 palestinians and 55 israels have decided. >> this is the scene right now afternoon in gaza city. you can see heavy smoke rising from the overnight attacks. katie marzullo will joint us for a report at the top of the hour. >>> in california, dozens of residents are out of thei

and dwight david eisenhower, fighter for peace, which came out in 1968, ike reviewed reader's draft inuly 1967. he made almost 180 comments on the manuscript, but he did not question the d-day quote. in fact, i found no evidence in any of our records that ike ever once commented on or corrected the different quotes he found in the work of bying on arers or former comrades. but neither did he use them in his own most detailed account of the june fifth meeting, nor did he use his own most recent statement, okay, we'll go. instead eisenhower wrote five different versions of the quote in drafts of a 1964 article for the paris match magazine. paris is in france, not texas. the article is about d-day, but it had a contemporary strategic purpose, as well. france was becoming more and more independent. nato, reminding the french of their shared sacrifice during the second world war, might strengthen their bond for the allies. i feel sure that an article by you at this moment on the landing would be politically most important. well given this importance, ike presumably put a lot of thought into

the dwight d. eisenhower museum hosted multiple events to mark the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. coming up next, deputy director of the museum talks about the night that eisenhower decided to invade the coast of norman di. what did he say? who was there? what time was it? this program is 30 minutes.

players like joe montana and dwight clark will be on the field tomorrow, playing flag football. and it's promising to be a memorable game. >> i can do that. >> reporter: legendary san francisco 49er football players like joe montana take the field at candlestick park in san francisco. practicing for the football finale at the stick on saturday. >> they are final bye-bye to candlestick and pay our tribute to our fans. >> reporter: roger craig says it's a treat to be back on the field surrounded by former teammates, running plays for a flag football game. joe montana and jerry rice are in the lineup. craig says it feels like old times, and that may be dangerous. >> hopefully it doesn't get too physical. because sometimes, you know, competitive juices come out of you, and tend to forget that you're 50 years old now. you can't make those moves anymore. >> reporter: jeff garcia seems starstruck. >> to actually be here with so many of these faces and so move these names, it's a great experience. it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: fans are looking forward to an interesting game at a favor