serious and disturbing allegations against dwight jefferson, the former principal at dwight eisenhower middle school. he's still in custody but he will be here later this morning in court for day two of the trial. you'll remember jefferson was the principal at dwight eisenhower middle school and he's facing one count of second degree child abuse and multiple counts of second degree assault. jefferson allegedly assaulted one of his students in a conference room last september. the states attorney says jefferson confronted the student about being late for class. he allegedly then punched the kid twice in the stomach and then when that student tried to fight back he punched the student once in the face. now school officials have responded these allegations and said that they are neither accepted nor tolerated. once again dwight jefferson will be in court for day two of his trial later this morning in prince georges county and we'll be there to bring you updates on wusa 9. for now back to you in the studio. >> nikki thank you. >>> on a lighter note here this is no prank. you are about to f

dwight david eisenhower was born on october 14, 1890. we are about to celebrate the 125th anniversary of his birth. during this 125 years, one thing is clear to me. that he has a legacy from the war that is his greatest legacy. he defeated hitler and save the -- and save the best and saved -- and saved the world from evil. can't top that, ok? if his greatest legacy is that he defeated hitler, liberated europe, and save the world from itself, why do we continue studying him? no matter how long we study him, that will always be his greatest legacy. the answer to that question could take an entire hour but the short version is this. we continue to study aspects of his legacy to get a more robust picture of who he is. i submit to you tonight that you will not understand dwight d. eisenhower as the man, president, or general unless you look through the lens of public relations. i propose in my book that dwight eisenhower is perhaps the greatest public relations president in american history. now, i can channel my dissertation director, dr. da

i just don't know with dwight howard back, i just -- james harden/dwight howard will be a little too much for the mavericks unless rondo plays a special series. because it hasn't worked out so far, but no better time for rondo and the pastmavericks for him to play great in that series. >> mark: i see houston winning that series. >> mike: rondo had many of his best in the postseason with boston. now philly needing to get it inbounds with 8.4 remaining. iguodala to inbound. pondexter will guard it. davis is playing a free safety there. can't throw it in the backcourt. and they find green. green found an opening, get it to curry and best free-throw shooter in the nba this season with a chance to ice it with 6.2 remaining. 33 for curry. but he's even missed a couple of free throws today. 91% during the regular season. he shoots with a mouth guard out of his mouth. >> jeff: like what armstrong used to do. >> mark: a guy in my neighborhood used to do it, but it was a cigarette. >> jeff: nice neighborhood, huh? you know, thinking about that i heard smoke -- the new smoking healthwise as we

. >> host: january 1952 dwight eisenhower's inaugural. what did that have to do with this group? >> guest: eisenhower is a strong supporter of this group. and he had been aligned with the christian libertarians for quite some time. abraham dared a and what we don't think of in this group billy graham. graham is a staunch supporter of the christian libertarians, not because so much so the london newspaper called them that he business famously in the 1950s to address at the garden of eden will be a place with no union leaders no union dues, no snakes in the disease. that's his idea of paradigm. eisenhower believes he is the lack or to leave country in a spiritual revival so when it comes into office in a manifest from the very start. he holds a massive prayer service that morning. previous president. largely in private. a hundred more outside. he leads the country and a prayer he wrote himself that morning. a first for inauguration. the very first is called god's float. freedom under god and in god we trust pearsall on it went. the theme from the very start of religion and politics

tonight -- ethan hawke from hbo's "silicon valley," kumail nanjiani music from dwight yoakam featuringg band with jeremy gara from arcade fire. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. good to hear. you guys like birthdays? [ cheers ] anyway, nothing on that. [ laughter ] you guys, today is queen elizabeth's 89th birthday. [ cheers ] she's celebrating the same way she always does, by sucking the life force from a peasant child. [ laughter ] cnn said today that president obama's approval rating is shifting back towards positive numbers. cnn also said, "hey, can you show us how to do that?" [ laughter ] google -- this is exciting, you guys. google will now let users download and export their entire search history. people who have tried the new feature are saying, "oh, no! oh, dear god, what have i done? why did i do that?" [ laughter ] a company has come out with a line of medical marijuana dog treats. f

i just don't know with dwight howard back, i just -- james harden/dwight howard will be a little too much for the mavericks unless rondo plays a special series. because it hasn't worked out so far, but no better time for rondo and the pastmavericks for him to play great in that series. >> mark: i see houston winning that series. >> mike: rondo had many of his best in the postseason with boston. now philly needing to get it inbounds with 8.4 remaining. iguodala to inbound. pondexter will guard it. davis is playing a free safety there. can't throw it in the backcourt. and they find green. green found an opening, get it to curry and best free-throw shooter in the nba this season with a chance to ice it with 6.2 remaining. 33 for curry. but he's even missed a couple of free throws today. 91% during the regular season. he shoots with a mouth guard out of his mouth. >> jeff: like what armstrong used to do. >> mark: a guy in my neighborhood used to do it, but it was a cigarette. >> jeff: nice neighborhood, huh? you know, thinking about that i heard smoke -- the new smoking healthwise as we

reporter: and james jeffries, he's been there since 1959, serving as a butler for every president since dwight eisenhower. you're still working part-time with the obamas. >> yes. >> reporter: have you figured out how do the job yet? when you first went to work in the white house in 1979, did you think you would be working under an african-american president? >> no. >> it must have been emotional to see that happen? >> oh, yes, it made me feel good. >> reporter: brower spoke to more than 50 people, who worked in the white house residence. including the chief electrician who ran into president nixon moments after he gave his last speech. >> i shall resigned the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> the president said, work with me. you did the best you could and the president said, i wish a lot of people felt that way. and he had tears in his eyes. >> reporter: for a new first family could take some time to get used to the staff they inherit. transition for the clintons was particularly rough.

. >>> today, the mother of a student allegedly attacked by his former middle school principal dwight jefferson testified at his trial today. allyson barber is live -- allison barber is live in upper marlboro with more. >> reporter: hey guys we heard hours of testimony today and for the most part, the defendant dwight jefferson sat silently and expressionlessly as his former students took the stand to testify against him. dwight jefferson was the abouting -- acts principal for only a few months when prosecutors and police say he punched a 13-year-old in the face and stomach. that student is now 14. he took the witness stand earlier today and testified that on september 23rd, he was heading to class when the bell rang. mr. jefferson stopped him. sent him to the officer. and later -- office. and later punched him. twice in the stomach and once in the face. the state says jefferson was confronting the victim about being late and speaking this respectfully to adults. they used video from the school's hall cameras to establish the timeline but in the room where the assault reportedly took

so with that i will say that commissioner president dwight merely made the motion (laughter) and commissioner adams seconded roll call. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner l. riley commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner white all right. so then you've unanimously approved that recommendation to be passed on to supervisor tang and to the planning commission so i think that is it for those who are here for item 4 and 5. >> thank you for your input and time it was great input. >> all right. commissioners, i shall move on to item number - yes. >> deanna. >> deanna thank you very much and diego thank you very much appreciate it, it's yours. >> all right. so commissioners we are generally this meeting does have a hard stop at four but the next meeting is detailed so i'm going to just for item number of update on the development and preemption of the legacy program we're not going to get into a detailed discussion i'm highlighting the changes that have been made and passed out of the board of supervisors and then at our

yes, commissioner dooley, no commissioner dwight? yes, commissioner ortiz cartagena? no. commissioner riley? yes. commissioner sarkissian? yes, commissioner white? yes. so we have 5 in favor aye and two nos. so that recommendation to the direction of the legislation is going in passes but then the commission is going to review the final draft at the april 27th meeting. >> correct. with that, i think that concludes items no. 3 and 4. >> yes, thank you all for committing the time you did and efforts before this meeting we received a number of very thorough letters detailing this issue and i appreciate that from the community and also appreciate the engagement of the supervisors office and the department of public health and so, it goes on from here. so thank you all. >> commissioners we will move on to item no. 5 which is the directors report. so in your, i do not have a written report for you tonight. in your packet though i do want you to know that, in your packet, i don't have a copy of it myself but there is a calendar of events for small business week. hang on just a m

parry: dwight david eisenhower was born on october 14 1890. we are about to celebrate the 120 for the anniversary of his birth -- 125th anniversary of his birth. one thing is clear to me. that he has a legacy from the war that is his greatest legacy. he defeated hitler and save the world from evil. cap top that, dash -- can't top that, ok? if his greatest legacy is that he defeated hitler, liberated europe and save the world from itself, why do we continue studying him? no matter how long we study him that will always be his greatest legacy. the answer to that question could take an entire hour but the short version is this. we continue to study aspects of his legacy to get a more robust picture of who we as. -- who he is. i submit to you tonight that you will not understand dwight d. eisenhower as the man president, or general unless you look through the lens of public relations. i propose in my book that dwight eisenhower is perhaps the greatest public relations president in american history. now i can channel my dissertation director, dr. d

commissioner adams, aye, commissioner dooley, aye, commissioner dwight, aye, commissioner ortiz cartagena, yes, riley, yes, sarkissian, yes, white, yes. that passes 7-0. okay. so item 4 concerns the planning code provisions. i think that as we have already noted that we commend the efforts to adjust the planning code as it refers to this sole practitioner and the ability for four up to four sole practitioners to share a space and that is what the supervisor is recommending but we won't know whether it's finally approved from the planning commission until they do so. i'm supportive of that. the question, the crux of this is the conditional use for certified legitimate practitioners. we have had a lot of discussion about that and there is a lot more discussion outside of this room with that and it sounds as though it's intractable at this time that there is not going to be accommodation. we can object that here just go on the record to saying that we wish it would change, but again we are a recommending body. we don't do anything other than make a recommendation. if we want to make a recomm

yes, commissioner dooley, no commissioner dwight? yes, commissioner ortiz cartagena? no. commissioner riley?

cruz, was that somehow she is lawless because she supported something that every president since dwight eisenhower has supported, that has asked their attorney general to do, that the attorney general has looked at the legal issues surrounding the issuance of an executive order regarding immigration. every attorney general since eisenhower's administration has advised their president on these issues. george bush, the first george bush, the second george bush ronald reagan. every single one of these presidents, there was some kind of executive order issued involving immigrants. i know because we have liberians in minnesota that have been there for decades because of unrest in their country under an executive order, something sometimes congress gets involved in, sometimes the president reissues, but that is one example of a group of people that have been able to stay in our country legally, work in our hospitals, work in our industries, raise their families in this country because of executive orders. so to say that it is sometimes lawless, how lawless for her to support the simple idea t

most about is dwight eisenhower.ere is comments from brigadier general karl retired as executive director of the dwight d. eisenhower memorial commission. >> even monumental heroic sized images of general president and eisenhower will be framed as you see here by three transparent 65 foot tall stainless steel tapestries, depicting a great plains landscape of kansas artistically rendered as you see here. this will be the only national presidential memorial placed in a very difficult urban park setting. but this is a superb site surrounded by institutions directly related to eisenhower's presidency and will be directly accessible to millions of visitors. brian lamb: why have you written about this so often? you point out $44 million have already been spent on something that does not exist. andrew ferguson: probably another 100 million dollars plan when they actually build the thing. this story appeals to me in many ways. one thing is, i actually get kind of irked and passionate, passionately irked about this. which i d

[ applause ] >> seth: that was great, dwight.n. [ applause ] >> seth: moving on, i'm ashamed to say i do sometimes watch "maury" and on a recent episode i caught this in the credits right here. stop. there you go. mother: valerie jefferson. father, just question mark. [ laughter ] you have one job, maury, one job. "ncis" is still going strong in its 12th season over on cbs. and this gentlemen has been part of the team the whole time, right here. there it is right there. the one guy who knows what "ncis" stands for: todd henderson. really? how hard is that? [ applause ] it's national, national cri-criminal, i know the "i" stands for "iphone." [ laughter ] you know what? great work, todd. we couldn't do it without you. "game of thrones" is back and i could not be more excited now we've mentioned before --. [ cheers ] yeah, "game of thrones" uses a lot of cgi. but we were interested to see this is in the credits. front half of the dragon: joseph goldstein. back half of the dragon: albert goldstein. it's two guys in a dragon suit. he

he had a hidden hands wrote dwight eisenhower's life. do you think that it is a coincidence that he was a career information officer? dr. vandervelde: no. a woman named carla gower a public relations historian from alabama, wrote a book called "the trouble embrace" about government npr. he says -- and pr. he says that milton was an influence on eisenhower. she talked about it in her book. >> if there are no additional questions i would like to thank dr. [arryparry for coming to abilene, kansas and sharing her research. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter @c-spanhistory. >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining comcast cable partners to showcase the history of saint augustine florida. to learn more, visit c-span.org/cities tour. this is american history tv on c-span3. shannon o'neill: we are at the san augustine lighthouse and museum. this is the location of florida's first lighthouse. there was originally a lighthouse tha

why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor? because jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> welcome back to "inside story." time to meet our panelists this week. and they are sharmain matloc

the principle of dwight d. eisenhower middle school found not guilty of child abuse and assault. he was arrested in december, qs of hitting a student. -- accused of hitting a student. mine joins us with more on changes. mike: we are in the basement of judiciary square. the press conference is set to begin momentarily. this new policy affecting shackles and courtrooms on juvenile defendants will not be decided now. it has been indiscriminate with all of them in shackles. for years, defense attorneys argue it causes psychological harm to adolescents. there is some pushback in recent months they formed a working group to establish this new role and it says they should go shackle free and most there's a risk for flight or the risk of staff in visitors. shackling soon -- shackling should be a last resort. this order is important to ensure it becomes a last resort rather than a brink of -- rather than a blanket policy. jummy: and arrest made in the shooting death of an aspiring rapper. his body was found in a parking lot in seat pleasant, near the d.c. border. he was filming a music vi

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at the same time every last this is a terrible conference because dwight eisenhower had promulgated in executive order and the gay people are automatically disqualified. it wasn't on my account because that code is then surmounted by being outed. it's because we're bad people, evil. ibm shea i want to be influential to the government and society, but i never will be because i am gay. by the time i retire there is still this disparity in me at the social acceptability of being gay and being in politics. but the order had been reversed. in 2012 i was the first member of congress to have a same-sex marriage. that turned out to be much more popular than chairing the committee of the financial services reform bill. so as i got to be more influential in government, government got to be more influential in the society. so what i really want to crusade is how people recognize they are undervaluing government that is a very important force for good in our lives and that is the part i am working on. [applause] >> you have a very interesting analysis of who has lost faith in government and why. i

those story and more when "action news" comes right why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor? because jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >> sunday night here's what's happening 11:30. hillary rodham clinton hits the road. the former secretary of state wastes no time hustling to states. >> was it a waste of american dollars. how few people were treated for u.s. officials responding to ebola in west africa. >> amazing accomplishment. aest cher county woman finishes big in a 24 hour race and how many miles she ran. >> now details this afternoon. hillary rodham clinton lost along awaited precedential bid with a message on social media. within a few hours she hit the road and is on route new york to iowa. >>> former

last president to meet with a cuban leader was dwight eisenhower in 1956. hillary clinton is one day away from her expected presidential bid. today people from around the country gathered in new york for a rally. they call themselves a grassroots movement to encourage the former secretary of state to run for the white house. clinton is expected to eventually launch -- officially launch her presidential bid tomorrow over social media. former governor martin o'malley has yet to announce whether he will run for president, but speaking in iowa this weekend o'malley says democrats should keep their options open and not take a clinton nomination for granted. >> the inevitable front runner was inevitable until it no longer was inevitable. kimberly: recent poll showed just 1% of democrats support and o'malley candidacy. o'malley said he will decide whether to run later this spring. coming up -- a major milestone a new step on the road to recovery for a police officer shot point-blank during a traffic stop. in uniting after tragedy. kimberly: but first, we go to the

commissioner adams, here, commissioner dooley, here, commissioner dwight, here, commissioner ortiz cartagena, here, commissioner sarkissian, here, commissioner white, here, commissioner riley? here. >> mr. president, the members are here, you have a quorum. >> all right. ready to roll. first order of business is general public comment. this is general public comment for anything that is not on today's agenda. and it's the purpose to suggest new agenda items for us to consider in the future. does anyone have public comment for anything not on today's agenda? seeing none, we'll move on. public comment is closed. >> item no. 3. mr. president, shall we call item 923 -- no. 3 and 4 together. >> yes. >> item no. 3 possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file no. 141302 health code regulating massage practitioners, establish thement and associated fees and file no. 141303. there is already consideration for this. >> before the updates may i just remind you we will have public comment after this. the purpose of public comment is to state for the record things that you

lawyers are making their closing arguments in dwight jefferson's child abuse case.cuse of assaulting a student at dwight eisenhower middle school while talking with the student about being late for class. >>> surveillance cameras helped police find a woman connected to the murder of a local attorney. officers arrested jamyra gallmon yesterday. they say cameras captured her on the nift the murder. investigators are arrested her last night. david messerschmitt was found stabbed to death in his room. sources tell news 4 gallmon was there for a sexual encounter with the lawyer. detectives used online communications between the two to track her down. >>> today students at american university are asking them to make sexual assault part of the curriculum. it begins at 1:00 p.m.. >>> developing story now at least 54 people are dead after a fishing boat sang owing off thek off the coast of russia. 132 crew members were on the boat at the time. at least 15 are still unaccounted for. the initial reports say the ship may have collided with drifting ice. >>> prosecutors will wra

it was dwight eisenhower. he carried almost 40% of the african-american vote and a majority of southern electors. so because the party turned to goldwater and then in effect on to nixon and reagan and gingrich, because the party took that turn in 1964 doesn't mean that that had to be the history. it could have been a very different history. c-span: "on his own terms" is the title of the book. where'd you get that? >> guest: in 35 years of writing books, this is the first time i've gotten a title that i wanted. that's one thing that never changed. c-span: how old is he on the picture of the cover? >> guest: that would be in the early '60s so he would be in his mid '50s. "on his own terms" seemed to to me to sum up better than any other phrase nelson's approach to life, to politics, to women, to art. even arguably to death. quick story behind that, goes to the heart of who he was. because it took me much of those 14 years to reach what i thought was an adequate understanding of this very elusive figure. he was i

. >>> pat roberts is taking the helm of the dwight d. eisenhower memorial project. he faces a challenge, building support for the project. it's been delayed for years over objections to the design by eisenhower's family and others. roberts says eisenhower never stopped in the face of adversity and the commission won't either. >>> it is an unforgettable image, the marine corps image has become a bit weathered. and now philanthropist david rubenstein is giving more than $5 million to help restore the bronze, and improve the landscaping. the memorial will remain open during the work. >>> "news4 today" begins with breaking news. >> i'm molette green in northwest d.c. on "m" street in the 1200 block where d.c. police are investigating a shooting that happened a short while ago in this neighborhood. you can see there one, two, three police cars. one just left. couple of officers just went inside this apartment building. this is the claridge towers building. one came out and left the scene here. police found a man shot here a short while ago. he was conscious and breathing

why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor? because jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >>> breaking news tonight from baltimore. at this hour new protests on the move before the curfew. and for the first time ever major league baseball playing to an empty stadium. and the mother who pulled her son from those riots on live television, tonight, right here together. what he tells us about the moment he saw his mother coming. >>> also coming the spacecraft spiraling toward earth at 17,000 miles an hour. out of control. >>> chaos for passengers. some american airlines fligtss canceled because the i pads the pilots depend on went down. >>> we have new video tonight. the moment the earthquake hits. buildin

not since dwight eisenhower had the presidents of cuba and the u.s. face to face. >> this is obviously an historic meeting. >> reporter: raul castro, the old revolutionary who fought alongside his brother in 1959. then repelled a u.s.-sponsored invasion at the bay of pigs. and allowed the soviet union to build missile bases 90 miles from florida, sat beside the president of the united states who told me at a press conference following the historic meeting that america was no longer to throw the castros. >> we are not in the business of regime change. the cold war is over. >> reporter: raul castro called president obama an honest man. i asked the cuban leader if he ever imagined such a moment. the cuban forester told me in an exclusive interview -- >> yes, i did. i imagined this moment. i worked for this moment. >> reporter: president obama promised to continue to press cuba for more freedom for its people. >> we will continue to try to lift up concerns around democracy and human rights. >> reporter: and castro says there are real differences between t

why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor? jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >>> some tough weather came barrelling through the area this afternoon, what is in the immediate future. >> the cold air rushing in brought us the showers and gusty winds, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we still have some lingering showers, there is a band of showers that moved across south jersey salem and glassboro and berlin and chads worth it's all moving to the north and east and this is really the last of the shower activity. we see peaks of sunshine here and there and sky 6 hd looking at the skyline the morning sun and then showers with gusty winds and now more sunshine as the clouds are clearing out. t

dwight jefferson who was the top administrator at eisenhower middle school is facing one count of second degree child abuse among other things. the alleged victim a seventh grade student. son is accused of fronting the student and allegedly punching him twice in the stomach and once in the face. >>> a 21-year-old southeast washington woman is now under arrest for the murder of a d.c. lawyer. david was found stabbed to death in his room at donovan hotel back in february. jamira is charged with first degree murder. he used to work as a security guard for a maryland company and sources tell our partners at the washington post police believe robbery was the motive for the murder. >>> police have few clues as they look rt for the gunman behind the murder in prince george county. an unidentified man was found shot to death. the call came in around 10:30 last night. no word yet on a suspect or motive for the shooting. >>> i'm not going anywhere. a defiant new jersey senator robert menendez is appearing in court today. menendez stands accused of accepting more than $1 million in unreported gifts

and it happens all the time the committee discloses receiving money from sue commissioner president dwight smith and received another money added together over $500 contribution limit as mr. sincroy said no investigation is note in order to reach the conclusion that the committee should forfeit the money and objective we've asked the commission for the forfeiture matters there are one hundred about don't quote me in every single one a corporate contribution that was over the limited that was missing information and important information there was absolutely in question from the face to face of report that the committee accepted a contribution and that's why the city asked to forfeit the money we are here because of the 2 1/2 year that by definition this is not the type of matter which forfeiture really relates to where that requires a full investigation that's not what forfeiture is all about and the footnote to the point is besides the fact that this farrell committee has long since closed it is really kind of an abstract saurment to make the 235er8 committee never received the $191,000 t

. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner l. riley commissioner white commissioner tour-sarkissian mr. president, we have quorum. >> all right. so first order of business is general public comment the commission except agenda items. the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes. for items not going to be discussed today month by month anybody have new items for consideration seeing none item 3 >> public comment is closed. >> item number 3 a presentation on google small business engagement today commissioners your receiving a presentation from rebecca the public affairs manager google and joe global business with google and adriana the person that oversees the diversity with google and alison is with the diversity section of google sfgovtv i believe we have a power point presentation. >> probably google dots actually (laughter) exactly. >> it is up on the computer not on the screen is that how it - . >> there you go. >> great. >> good afternoon commiss

. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner. riley commissioner tour-sarkissian and commissioner white so mr. vice president that is the motion 7 zero to recommend to commissioner chan to extended land use hearing from may 4th to the 18 allowing the land use commission to have one more hearing on may 11th. >> correct thank you. >> thank you and thank you for everybody to coming out this amnesty wouldn't have happened if you didn't come out you know two weeks ago to listen to this you should be commended for our advocacy on this so thank you all right. everybody thank you very much. we'll are hearing more from you and vs. >> mr. president, shall we move on to or shall we take 80 a moment. >> we'll take a breatherer recharge our water or glass. >> recharge >> i didn't have speaker cards to be with great if you signed up. >> mr. president, item number 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file number 150017 planning code the castro street commercial district 24th street noah valley

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. >> we have second and possible final action so tatdz commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner l. riley commissioner tour-sarkissian and commissioner white all right. so now moving on to planning code. >> on this one i'd like to make a representation i'm going to need help here folks i think the amnesty part is very, very important because i did not want people punished who did follow the spirit of the law with the london's through the stated and having to get a new conditional use thank you for your comments earlier reneed to get a cu if you're a massage therapist but if you are already in and grargd you shouldn't have to go authorities cu process that's crazy so. >> did you want to make a motion. >> okay. >> i would make a motion on item 5 to the planning department that you had put in the grandfather anyone that is establishment was opened based on their licensing if the state of california be exempt from this legislation. >> could we add we recommend - >> i just want to make sure i think diego is the right term is maybe legal non-co