. >> and commissioner dwight? >> well, i was not so well informed about this until recently speaking with scott over the phone and i am just really impressed with what you have dealt and the effort that you have put into it and i hope that we can assist you in the out reach and we have talked about how this might relate to even some of the employees that we have and that our business even though we offer, the health insurance benefits and so i think that there is some real upside to this and i would like to explore it more and in lieu of making any firm commitment here and at least know that you have our interest, and support in learning more about how we can support you. one of the things that i should tell you is the quality of care that the patients get is primarily on priet mare level. but, it is really phenomenal. and i invite all of you to come out and see the clinic, and just the feel of the clinic and a lot of the people have the mental image of some because we don't take any insurance there is no forms bu

. >> dwight. >> here. >> ortiz-cartagena is absent. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian? >> here. >> and commissioner riley. >> and commissioner white. >> here. >> mr. president, you have a quorum. >> next item please. >> before we can move into the minutes commissioners i want to let you know that there was a photo copying error with the agenda and so the second page is missing but what is missing is just the president's report, or the vice president's report, the standard items so, the president has a full copy, and we will read you through that. >> and all right, item number 2, is general public comment, and allows the members of the public to comment on matters within the commissioner's purview and considers new items for the future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public that would like to make a comment? >> seeing number. >> item three is approval of the july, 14th, meeting minutes. >> i move. >> that was commissioner riley? >> yes. >> moved. >> and they have been approved. >> item four is discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the

. >> and commissioner dwight again? >> the nature of the engagement of the doctors themselves seem to self-select and the compassion for those retired in the field and so really fantastic and probably take a lesson. >> when i went to hilton head i had a chance to talk to a doctor back there who is 84 years old and this is unusual, and he worked 30 hours a week. and i asked him, why do you do this? >> and he said, this was my reason for getting up in the morning. and so there was some in the life, and i am maacking it the way that i have wanted to practice it. >> and any other commissioner comments? >> a lot of them work for the temp agency and some of them are getting into obama care and that right now. but, some of them have had, you know, they don't meet the certain threshold and can't afford it and even that and they have been using the clinic by bay and the program is an awesome program and anything that the commission can do to help to promote that, i am all for it. so, i do have over here, a hard copy and fliers a

thank you very much. >> commissioner dwight? >> hi, and thanks for the presentation. if i am to read this directly, that this is an exclusively for mw and dv, bs so and the first part of your question is correct and this particular program and this specific program is for mwdde, however, the second half of the question, the opportunities for contracting for the other businesses ininclusive of the other businesses, but other businesses there are other contracting opportunities related to the super bowl, 50 but the exclusive in any super bowl that has happened in the past, and exclusive contracting does not come solely through this program and it is however, in the purpose of the presentation to just talk about this specific program, and as it has a formal kind of shape to it, and it is part of the nf, and part of the requirements for the nfl and to operate. >> and so i misunderstood the presentation that was made to the chamber of commerce. >> it was about small, local businesses. >> we represent the small, local businesses in the entirety here, so this is a great prog

also attended the prolocal, event on august, 27th, along with commissioner adams and commissioner dwight, which was a really great event and then i have a list of items and programs and i realized that i probably also, and i should not say probably, i would like to include that we or to also get an update from olse on how they will be handling that and if there is anything that you would like to see in the meetings let me know. and with that, i will... that concludes my director's report unless you have any questions. >> do you have any questions for director? >> it has been busy. >> next item. next item is item number 8. and that is our president's report. >> okay, i actually have a few things today. >> first, i want to thank director and commissioner dwight for attending the prolocal event. , >> the beer was free and it was easy. >> i know. >> well, what we are doing and i know that you mentored karin and i want to thank commissioners dwight for that because you know, for the first time i know that we have the counselor district of merchants but he has brought a lot of the other associ

we began the campaign, and dwight chapin is here tonight.chapin and i and ray price, and i think that was it, just the three of us, flew in a small plane out of laguardia february 1, 1968, to -- into logan, and then we took a car, took nixon up to nashua, new hampshire, where we got him into a room under a phony name, bepg my chapman. he was going -- benjamin chap match. he was going to go into manchester the next day and sign up for the primary. and i remember when we were going down the hall in this motel, bepg my chapman -- of course, richard nixon -- was going down the hall, and this inebriated fellow was walking toward him. and he's walking toward him, and he kept looking at him and looking at him, and he passed by. you could see there was some recognition on his face but not a great deal. but that's how we got nixon into new hampshire. but that very day was the first day of the tet offensive in vietnam. and i was concerned because i had my little brother who was with 101st airborne in vietnam had just gone over. but in that month the t

i have two questions that commissioner dwight spoke about you said eliminated business from a number of locations inspected or tested you mean eliminate because they don't exist or meet the po s >> in other words, they sent in an application and listed the p association s and we didn't find a po s you don't have to pay us any money you don't qualify for the program. >> there were businesses that were xevend the application process. >> right so we told them. >> you don't need to pay register fees. >> okay. my second questions any co- commissioner spoke packly is there any correlation to the percentage or what the number of over charges you have to have one hundred and 77 fiscal year jr. 2013-2014 but what does that equate to as cash. >> you median money wise. >> yeah. one hundred and 77 times $0.20 and the closest i can help you there is only the october 24th letter where s it talks about the value of the retail sales effected if you can go to the second page of that letter it talks about the potential savings is $3.57 million. and in sorry in 2009 division conducted another survey an

again, was with dwight chapin.call from a friend of men and he was covering romney, and he said, romney is dropping out this afternoon. so nixon was speaking at what we called the little towns tour, and he came down -- i grabbed him and we took him into the men's room, and dwight and i said romney is going to drop out this afternoon. i have it on good authority. my buddy from journalism school is covering him. so nixon walks out and mike wallace asked what he had to say about governor romney dropping out of the race, and mr. nixon carried it will. he said, that's the first i heard of that. anyhow, romney was gone from the race. what happened then, two weeks later they had the new hampshire primary, and richard nixon, while he won, got over 70% of the vote -- we didn't have an opponent then but you look at the total votes, you hat nixon, write-ins for rock feller and romney, and bobby kennedy write-ins on the democratic side. eugene mccarthy and lyndon johnson. nixon got more votes. people weren't looking at it -- t

dwight eisenhower prepares to take office as the first republican president since herbert hoover. will he handle his first economic crisis? the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. 1961. john kennedy has promised to get the country moving again. how will he keep his promise? three presidents three policies but one common resolve-- the government must never permit another great depression. can we control our economy? that's the story we'll investigate with the help of economic analyst richard gill on this edition of economics usa. i'm david schoumacher. the 20 years after world war ii brought self-confidence to american political economics. the lessons of depression and war convinced economists and politicians alike that the government could promote prosperity by manipulating taxes and spending. these continuing adjustments are called fiscal policy. for the two decades after world war ii each new administration asked itself how fiscal policy could be used to control the economy. our story begins in 1944. americans had vivid memories of the great depression. they

commissioner dwight. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner riley. supervisor paul. and commissioner white is absent. >> great, thank you thank you, commissioners. >> next item, please. >> item number 5 is the presentation on the department of health point of sales dies ordinance number 195 or chapter one 15 of the administrative active code we have commissioner from the public health department providing you with a presentation. this is oh, >> this is discussion only right. >> this is discussion only no action item and just for your information commissioner in our packets are we have provided number commissioner has provided the inspections that have taking place a look at the counties state and local fees local forums in case you want to look at that and in 2007 a letter for the particular legislation i do have information that the commissioner monoroadway was provided for the local issuance i'm going to distributto distri. this is the regulations what they are and the state regulation >> how the local municipality enforces. >> thank you for coming. >> you're welco

commissioner dwight. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner paul. commissioner riley and commissioner white not here. item two is general public comment this allows the general public comment to comment on meters within the committees purview do we have any members of the public that want to speak >> any must be of the public want to comment on items noted on today is taunted general comment is closed. >> item 3 is the possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file number 1040798 this is a business tax regulation code amending the common administrative provision and payroll tax expense and gross receipt tax it is the tax and regulation dpoed code by revising the payroll expenses and making the amount consistent with the requirements for small business exemptions and second and third clarifying the group engaged in business in san francisco must reshlg with the tax collective e collector and the register fee and number 5 clarifying the basis of the regulation fee and 6 deleting obsolete provisions this afternoon you have

commissioner dwight. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner riley. supervisor paul and president adams for your information commissioner white sent information she'll not been able to attend the meeting. with that, we have a 6 zero vote to send or send recommendation to the board of supervisors to support this measure. i want to collect and thank you, greg and mary ann thomson and knowing how things in the office as we get calls and got very if i calls during the business recommendation it's been a fun partnership over something that is very complicated and who would have thought taxes can be fun but it's been a fun partnership and make sure that people get informed we have new businesses registering everyday so i want to extend my appreciation for the great work you've done >> thank you good job. >> next item, please. >> next item is item 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors on the file police code for the amount of time days and arcadia for the location restriction for and mechanical announcement dies

he would ask me to watch and dwight and by to watch it and then tell him what our impressions were.ery smart thing to do, i think because you wants to know what other folks with different viewpoints are thinking about what they see. he knows what he thinks. so rockefeller did not announce or announced he isn't going to run. no desire to be present, hope you take this seriously so we went in and told richard nixon and for years, asked me what nixon said and i didn't tell him. what nixon said was it is the girl. at that time drew pearson had put out these reports through his newsletter that nelson rockefeller had a girlfriend and after easy marriage broke up this would have just killed him and says that rumor was floating all over the place so we thought that was the reason he was not going to run. that didn't turn out to be true. so then that is march, we're still in march, that is around 20 first, last day of march, we were going to the speech and vietnam with them is very opposed to as we had to cancel it because johnson announced he is going to speak on march 31st, we are going to

we began the campaign and dwight chapin is here.ght chapin and i had ray price and i think i was there, just the three of us flew in a small plane out of la guardia february 1st, 1968 into the game and never took a car, took nixon up to nashua, new hampshire were regarded into a room and resolve a name. benjamin chapman. he was going to go into each romantic move in manchester the next day and sign up for the primary. i remember going down the hall in this hotel, was going down the hall and this inebriated fellow was walking towards him. his walking towards him and he kept looking at him and looking at in any passed by. there is some recognition on his face, but not a great deal. but that's how we got nixon into new hampshire. that very day was the first day in vietnam. and i was concerned because my little brother was with the 101st airborne in vietnam. but in that month, they dominated goodness. there is a picture of richard nixon he announced. one column in "the new york times" committee columns in those days in the four color ph

dwight clark.i used to recreate the catch, you know, in home. the only sad thing is, i never got to be dwight clark. so this painting let me cast a gi girl, a young girl, as the hero of the play. >> and obviously, it meant something to you personally as much as it meant what would go on to me to this franchise. i am no expert. it is gorgeous. we do have a local art critic of some renown. >> okay. >> so if he could now join us, get a real sense of what -- >> of this painting. >> how are you? >> it's dwight clark. >> oh, wow. >> it's very nice to meet you. >> my goodness. >> i love your painting. i think it's beautiful. >> did i do justice? >> you did. you did. you did an outstanding job. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: this is the moment. and i know you get this a lot. but what is it to know how much it meant to her? >> well, it's just an honor. i mean, it's a big play in my life. but it's an honor. i loved hearing her story, and it's an honor that it meant that much to her that she would draw this and

so -- not just democrats but dwight eisenhower was here, ronald reagan, george burns, gracie allen. tons of people. this 'twas a central place to be. >> the kennedys spent the night. they name on a train, spent the night, did a fundraising party in the coachroom and left the next morning after a political speech on the back of the train. four days before spiro agnew was supposed to arrive, security name and swept through everything, take downing light fixtures and air conditioning and marking everything, and finished just the day before spiro agnew was to arrive. late that evening senator simpson arrived at the hitching post and check in, went to his room, and i got a call about 2:00 a.m. from chief of security for spiro agnew saying, we have had a breach and you need to come right out. so i threw on my clothes and ran and went with the master key and the security and went to the front door of the room and knocked on the door, and at 2:00 a.m., senator simpson came all sleepy and said, del, what do you want? i said, you -- you're in the wrong room. i have to move you. the said, no,

commissioner dwight. supervisor dejust arrest commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioners that vote passes unanimously to recommend to the board of supervisors file 140875 >> thank you. next item please. the director's report due to my vacation left last week, i don't have an extensive report but want to bring to your attention so there's legislation that is moving through right now with supervisor david campos in working with the legislations around a b and b. so the intent of me bringing this up the potential one of the requirements for individuals that want to make theirs place available on air b and b and utilizes their home or apartment to, however, the recollections go one of the potential requirements they'll be required to register as a business that means the entities are a small business so one of the recent kfgsdz with supervisor chiu's office if they become a registered business that falls within the - those places could fall under title iii of the federal ada and what are the businesses responsibility if their truly a public accomodation entity.

this is me and dwight's second year together. we're excited.ing forward to some great things this season. >> seth: you were recently asked who you thought the best player in the nba was, and you said yourself. [ laughter ] have you always -- you're on my list as well. but have you always been that confident? >> yeah. it's not being cocky at all. it's just having confidence in your ability and your skills. obviously, we all know there's some great nba players out there. most of them are more talked about than i am. but i'm just confident in myself, i'm confident in my work ethic, how hard i work. and that's just what it is. >> seth: well it's really exciting. best of luck. i can't wait for the new season. you know, i went to college with your general manager, daryl morey. >> yes. >> seth: so if you ever need a favor -- >> great guy. >> seth: come to me first. [ laughter ] just say, "seth, could give him a call?" and i'll take care of it. because i'm looking out for you now. because we're video game teammates. we're video game teammates. thank yo

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. >> commissioner dwight >> i'm assuming your group does other things related to public health; is that correct. >> we're strictly with weighs and measures. >> and as the weights and measures group you have other staff besides. >> yes. >> so my question i guess what is you're feeling about this particular thing that you've been asked to do is this something you embrace and glad to see this task put on your plate or rather not have to be proactively enforce the way your directed to do. >> i believe the data is correct and benefit to the businesses it under charges. >> yeah. >> i accept the responsibility for implementing the program. >> uh-huh. >> i believe if it's going to be a benefit i'll do it and i accept that i have other device and gas petroleums and scales and weigh masters and have the wealthy masters it treat all the grod gold buyers and balance the activity but because this proposal in 2010 was adapt and you had to implement the program. >> right. >> i directed resources to it. >> i'm assuming the resources you have to direct are the distraction from the other activities that

he had been dwight sieisenhower vice president. he thought in 1960 that the american people deserved a debate. he thought he could win it but he never would have gone in if he had known what was going to happen. but there was this part of him that was a good, you know, a nice kid of who wanted to do the right thing. i think a little bit of that that morning showed through as well. i'm the president and this is what a president is required to do as painful as it is. i need to talk to the people. i need to talk to the staff and thank them. i need to do this gracefully. we need to have this event on the south lawn and part of it was personal. you know, if you go to the presidential museum at yorba linda, the helicopter is there. if you stand there and watch the tourists, you can tour the inside of the helicoptering. three out of four people when they get to the top of the stairs, they turn around and do this because that moment is burned into our memory. >> we'll go to jim in medford, massachusetts, with john farrell on c-span three's

. >> reporter: general dwight eisenhower traveled much of europe in world war ii collecting these signatures notes from people he met all along the way. there is much joy. this is michael jackson's patent for a dancing shoe where he signed his name with a flourish, as did magician harry houdini who put his pen to his draft card as if it were yet another spectacular trick. >> it was truly part of h personality at the time and that is his signature. >> reporter: there are surprises, too, like a calling card left for vice president andrew johnson by john wilkes booth, the very day booth assassinated president abraham lincoln, or the wedding registry of adolf hitler. >> i think some of the most powerful ones, or at least the most interesting to me, are the examples that you might not expect to find. >> reporter: katharine hepburn, frank sinatra, jackie robinson, and so many others pulled from the billions of papers in the archives. each making a mark in history. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." hello, everyone, i'm randi kaye in new york. we begin this hour with a