commissioner dwight, is there anything you would like to add to that? >> no i think it is just we are really trying to keep sf biz connect on point as a business to business arrangement because there are a lot of other stuff that goes on for the other modes of local punching, >> some of the idea is develop tool kits and messages businesses can take and adopt with customers or employees. are there sort of marketing tag lines so we all are utilizing if we are really talking a bilocal message to employees or consumers that if we work to have a consistent messaging tag line way to communicate it which each entity or organization doing it then it has a larger ripple effect and a larger voice and so--so, there are 2 meetings and

. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner white and commissioner yee-riley mr. vice president we have quorum shall we move on. >> let's move on general public comment at this time, members of the public may address the commission jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when do we have any must be of the public that wants to comment on anything noted on the agenda seeing none item 2 is closed item 3. >> item 3 is approval of the june 22nd regular meeting minutes. >> i move to approve. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> all right. item 4 >> item 4 is discussion and possible action to make the recommendations to the board of supervisors on the b o s file planning code and zoning map rerezoning the properties on ocean avenue this is to rezone the properties facing ocean avenue between tfa listen and half street between rh1 district to the ocean avenue transit district and to include them in t

my aunt shirley has died. - oh, dwight, i'm so sorry.

the last time the united states and cuba had diplomatic ties president dwight eisenhower was in officeoday's opening of embassies is just the first step in normalizing relationships between the two countries. on wednesday, cuban president raul castro applauded the diplomatic renewal, but called on president obama to use his executive powers to remove the ongoing u.s. trade and financial embargo. >> the revolutionary government has the willingness to advance normalizing relation, convinced the both countries can cooperate and coexist in a civilized manner, for mutual and if it beyond differences that we have and that we will have an contribute to peace. we hope the u.s. president continues to use his executive powers that he can use as president without congressional interference to dismantle aspects of this policy. that has damaged and caused hardship to our people. amy: that was cuban president raul castro. so far, the republican majority in congress has rejected obama's calls to lift the u.s. embargo on cuba. obama's congressional opponents have also vowed to block any ambassadorial

da da da'er -- dwight krueger. so this is pretty cool.ought da da da was like a track they played, but we actually have some footage of voice actor dwight krueger live at work behind the scenes at sportscenter sound booth. let's take a look. ♪ >> i think that's the one. i think we got it. >> seth: love your work, dwight. [ cheers and applause ] love your work, buddy. here's a classic hidden credit from the 1990s version of the game show "hollywood squares", hosted by tom bergeron, executive producer whoopi goldberg, and most importantly, bruce vilanch's personal trainer, cake. [ laughter ] personal trainer was cake. [ laughter ] cake. [ laughter ] "true detective" season two airing right now on hbo, i was very surprised to see this. here we go, laugh track remover, kelly delong. so this is 100% true. [ laughter ] what i'm about to tell you is 100% true. apparently, season two of "true detective" was originally conceived as a 1980s style sitcom, and they shot it in front of a live studio audience. but it didn't work, so they had to then go

commissioner mark dwight, here. commissioner william ortiz, here. commissioner3 4 f1-- soft story buildings cannot be built anymore. we found since then about 15 percent of our total pop ulation live in these buildsings subject to the had ordinance so this is a huge safety concern for the city of san francisco and the update i'm about to give shows good numbers so excited where that is going. again, after 1989 the building inspection commission put together the plan for seismic safety. it involved 100 member thofz community and several small businesses and looked at earthquakes in a holistic sense so what does it mean for the community in san francisco? 17 general policy san francisco should be doing to look at earthquake safety. from then city administrator ed lee put together a safety implementation plan which i oversee today. one of the biggest issues is deal wg the soft story buildingsm. the ordinance looks at type 5 or wood frame. [inaudible] buildsings built before 1978 and 2 or more stories over a soft story. this was a data crunch and didven

mayor the key topic the mayor reviewing the budget target small businesses and commissioner president dwight feel free there are two meetings by scott with different stakeholders of different business organizations ash the buy local so wanted to make sure the business connection stays the business connection but really working to see what we can do to constrict a bigger effort and so i think those mergers will be ongoing in the marries budget some staffing being allocated to help to support initiatives to what degree that will end up connecting what is getting created anything you want to add. >> no. >> and then i sent information to you and link to the controller's office report that jane talked about when they gave her presentation working with the controller's office on taking a look at at the permitting process for reluctance and streamlining that and so supervisor tang has called for a hearing so next week on the 22nd wednesday the 22nd a hearing on the controllers report and taking into account recommendations. >> okay. >> so i think with that those are probably the key highlights i'd

but it was slightly interrupted by presidents taft and franklin roosevelt and harry truman and dwightisenhower and john kennedy and jimmy carter and bill clinton and department of state and department of defense and so we have a continuum through american history. this building was the largest building on the naval base. this was 9,000 square feet. and consequently it was built originally as the pay master and commander home. but the base commander realized it was a little snug and so emerged knit to a swingle dwelling of 9,000 feet. at that time key west was the command headquarters for the 7th naval district which covered everything from key west to charleston and admiral nimitz is here inspecting the base. he moved to smaller quarters and he didn't want to bounce around in 9,000 feet by himself. he left this large home sitting vacant here. nimits sees the house impressed by the top secret research done by navy and key west so he gets the home washington to learn the president of the united states has a hacking cough that he can't seem to shake so he immediately speaks up and say i

to honor president dwight d. eisenhower.wan will announce it is giving $1 million to build the memorial. right now, organizers are trying to figure out if they can raise $20 million in private donations. the project has been in planning stages for 15 years. last week, the memorial won final approval for its overall design despite objections from eisenhower's family. >>> 6:57. here are 4 things to know. today, kenyan mcduffie is introducing a measure to crack down on the dirt bike riders in the city. >>> less than an hour to go before nasa spacecraft passes by pluto. it's travelled more than 3 billion miles to take pictures and gather information. some of which we can see later today. >>> and today the 23-year-old man accused of plotting an isis inspired attack on college students will face a judge in massachusetts. the man's father is a boston police captain. he told the fbi his son's activities last fall. >>> iran and world leaders have reached a nuclear program. president obama addresses the nation at 7:00 a.m. watch it he

veterans are here thank god today others present represent americans, koreans and others as president dwight dj iblgs hover proclaimed on january 20th, 1953, at much is time in history we who are free much proclaim a new our faith 3 years later came pamela and a troubled trust that continues in tragic division of a people that should be one nation at peace and threatening no other nation we hear assembled should never forget the assumption of the responsibility of the u.n. members led pie america joined by the republic of korea in preserving the great good of south korea our purpose to remind post 1943 generations of that struggle the unity of these us bank members and the deaths and wound of those buried cross the road and the 2 hundred millions members military and siphon who died in those 3 years and who lie elsewhere this millennial constitutes a notable undertaking accomplished by a hundred of millions of korean and american we remember when freedom was preserved as part of an asia peninsula that must one day be holy free history is to a nation what memory is to an individual our respec

>> reporter: well, lesli, it's very dwighted. while some are -- very divided. while some are relieved there's a deal, others are skeptical the plan will work. >> anything to reduce tension, to reduce conflict is good. >> reporter: that's the sentiment many share after president obama announced the landmark deal that would require iran to limit its nuclear activity. >> for this reason i believe it would be irresponsible to walk away from this deal. >> reporter: and like obama, some say it's a small step in the right direction that would ultimately dry the production of nuke -- delay the production of nuclear weapons. >> i think even if it slows down the iranians, i think that would be a good thing. so i think it's a positive development. >> reporter: but with a history of violence and connections to terrorism, this jewish mother says it's a deal that she doesn't believe will be upheld. >> there's been potentially a lot of trust put in a regime that we know is not trustworthy. >> reporter: s that ate same message israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been

dwight david eisenhower gave us a system that was the envy of the world. we were number one in infrastructure. we're now 16th. we're dropping like a rock. pretty soon we'll be down there with, you know, third-world countries in terms of state of our infrastructure in this country. it's embarrassing. it's pathetic. it's not necessary, and today we should be considering a long-term bill. we've introduced a viable long-term bill. we proposed a way to pay for the first two years saying benedict arnold can't buy a pharmacy overseas but we're enjoying all the protections of our citizens, military but we don't want to pay for it and our infrastructure. but there are ways forward. there seems to be an incredible reluctance on our side saying, here we are again saying let's do a patch until december 18. meanwhile, the senate over there is spinning in who knows what kind of circles. they're proposing to get most of the money by reducing retirement for federal employees. now, that is a tremendous relationship to infrastructure and user fees. let's not get too far awa

. >>> taiwan says it will contribute $1 million for a new washington memorial to dwight eisenhower. the pledge comes 15 years after planning the memorial to the nation's 34th president first began. the design for the tribute won final approval last week. th at despite criticism from president eisenhower's family members. >>> taylor swift headlines a second show tonight at nats park. there was a bit of a glitch at last night's show. a piece of equipment that allowed the singer to rise stuck. she joked with the crowd she'd be stuck up there forever unless she compose to jump down -- chose to jump down. swift chose to sing from her perch until the glitch was cleared and she could return to the stage. >>> after a nine-year journey, nasa's new horizons spacecraft has made the first visit to pluto. delia goncalves has more on the story. >> reporter: 50 years to the day that nasa flew by mars, new horizons visits pluto and the exploration of all nine classical planets now complete. >> six, five, four, three, to, one. >> reporter: a countdown to history and our first glimpse into what was o

kerry presided over an honor guard, cuban embassy, that's the first time that has happened since dwight eisenhower was in office. secretary of state john kerry is expected to travel to havana in august for a similar ceremony. symbolism matters, that's especially true when it comes to business. relation he can be, clearly havana needs the money. but those new investments can also be a double edged sword . david ariosto traveled to havana. >> for restaurant owners in cuba, this is the picture of progress. live music, free flowing rum and a high class of clientele who aren't just foreigners. in italy the suburb of havana, cuban elite also dine and drink. and for a country that has long aspired to do away with notions of rich and poor, a new and historic shift in u.s. policy could deepen a subdivide in this communist country where new stratas of wealth and class are already starting to form. while murals of revolutionaries like che guivera still be are shown in the streets. farming reforms aprogressive tax structure and shrinking state payrolls will not allow small business to crop up. so h

dwight pettit has represented dozens of victims of alleged police brutality in baltimore. >> it is a very dangerous city because you have this occupation force of the police but you don't have any cooperation between the police and the citizens because of this line of demarcation. who are the bad guys? the public doesn't know whether the bad guy is officer friendly or the bad guy is johnny gangster. how do they make the determination? >> as protests and celebrations in sandtown died down, the streets remained tense. >> were you surprised about freddie gray? >> no! >> this happened everywhere. >> how common is this? >> they shot someone at security mall. >> they killed somebody on fulton ave. >> a police or knocker, he straight ran a little kid, he ran a kid over, trying to go home, probably 13 or 12. the knockers ran a kids leg over and kept running. >> the police aren't actually the police. to police something to organize, traffic, maintain, and take care of. the police as we know them, are an occupying force sent to subjugate and oppress the poor. >> sorry let's just. how common is

and so he has that beautiful long quote by timothy dwight where timothy dwight is haunted by the memory many years later of what westchester county looked like in 1777. still pretty early in the war and these people were just living in fear and they seemed like they were kind of just psychological wrecks from having been the site of campaigning in 1776. the article really packs an emotional punch i think and so kim was drawing on his own emotional experiences to some extent to make that argument. >> it seems like what happened here, a precedent was kind of set in how we should not militarize the public at times but at least engage them. i'm thinking of the home fund movements and things like that. >> yeah. look, the americans do that. not just common sense but in his series of pamphlets on the american crisis thomas payne is all over this. these are the times that try men's souls. we don't want summer soldiers but soldiers who are going to be in it for the duration. who are going to be part of this thing for the whole year. we need everybody behind this. so there are american propaganda

is a long time coming and it puts those grainy black and white images of the john f kennedys, the dwight eisenhowers when this relationship was first forged and it pushes it forward that many say is long time coming. there are still a lot of hurdles to overcome. human rights, democratic transition burr as we heard in panama when the two leaders obama and castro first met everything is on the table at this point. >> the opponents of this warming of relations called this a complete capitulation by the united states. you talk about the old black and quite pictures, this is what marco rubio said, harbors terrorists an fugitives from justice and the statement goes on and on. marco rubio, a presidential candidate. a lot of critics mostly on the republican side but you'll see democrats who criticize this, too. you'll see reports that there have been more dissidents arrested in cuba since the announcement of talks. >> we've seen a change in how cuba detains people. in the past you would see these long detentions, the rounding up of groups, the sisters the mothers, the friends of a group that ess

. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner white p commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner yee-riley commissioner ortiz-cartagena and commissioner white and the motion passes 7 to zero. >> thanks all of you thanks for coming out to public comment we appreciate it thank you. >> item 6. >> item 6. >> item 6 is discussion and possible action on analysis of the state and local sick leave law for the enforcement and comment. >> we've been grappling with this one. >> commissioner for the last meeting we introduced and attempted to review some of the key differences between the both the state and local and the fang that at this particular at this point in time there isn't a dive active direction from the office of labor and enforcement combines our office in complication with the city attorney first by and i went around and around to best combine those two things to present to the office of labor standards and enforcement to get some feedback on it was our - the commissioners city attorney that recommended that we submit something officially to the labor of enforcemen

we'll put it out online commissioner dwight we'll definitely have that there. >> there are this probably is a bosses it capture 90 percent of potential businesses if you are a restaurant your is this and pick the top. >> yeah. we'll look at that and link to - for those that have to do their federal tax filings and with the business registration you're asked to identify that hopefully, they'll have that information on file if not we've creative. >> i recently had to google it. >> i thought what i'll do is i'll just walk you through this is what an overview sort of it is - this document here somewhat of a half application half point system to begin to start to for you to think about what you're needs are whether our going to be - what i want in terms of the application you know when you receive the applications awhile for final approval again, the process is that the business is nominated by the board of supervisors or the mayor and my- as it is misunderstood that each supervisor will be making their nominations by their district or the mayor will be making his nominees in our meetings wit

dwight eisenhower never had a reality tv show, richard nixon never had beauty pageants.d a slovinian as a third wife. or tumult in one of our two political parties has blended to create a free for all in the race for president and leave room in the race for celebrities. well-known people with only scant understanding of the messy business of running governments. we've got a year or so from separating the real candidates from the not so real ones. so fasten your seat belts. thanks for joining us on "inside story." see you next time. i'm ray suarez. >> a car bomb attack kills at least 100 people during eid celebrations in iraq. hello, and welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters from doha. i'm elizabeth puranam. still ahead. u.s. speaks to saudi representative on the iran deal.

. >>> tom brokaw is getting behind an effort to build a memorial honoring president dwight eisenhower. the former "nbc nightly news" anchor is joining an advisory committee for the eisenhower memorial project along with former senator bob dole. brokaw says he learned while writing about world war ii that veterans very much want to see eisenhower honored. the project has been slowed though by design and funding problems. >>> stay with us. "news4 today" starts right now at 5:00 a.m. >> "news4 today" starts now. >>> action being taken today after this dog was attacked possibly by a bear. this happened in great falls. we have a crew in the neighborhood with what is being done to protect people and peps. >>> temperatures this morning can almost be called refreshing. but can this great weather last into the weekend? tom will have that for us coming up next. >>> first though, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> hi, i'm erika gonzalez. welcome to "news4 today." beautiful start out there. nice and cool. you almost need a light sweater if you're heading out the door this morning. really nice. >> wouldn't b

dwight eisenhower never had a reality tv show, richard nixon never had beauty pageants.d a slovinian as a third wife. or tumult in one of our two political parties has blended to create a free for all in the race for president and leave room in the race for celebrities. well-known people with only scant understanding of the messy business of running governments. we've got a year or so from separating the real candidates from the not so real ones. so fasten your seat belts. thanks for joining us on "inside story." see you next time. i'm ray suarez. >>> this is al jazeera. >> welcome to the newshour. coming up in the next 60 minutes: iran's supreme leader accuses the u.s. of arrogance and says there are still vast differences between the two countries. three days of mourning are declared after a huge isil car bomb kills more than 100 people in iraq.

officers converging on sacramento street between dwight way and channing. the robbery happened at a local laundromat. people are asking to stay away from that area or stay inside their homes. >>> we're learning more about the victim of a deadly shooting in vallejo. alex savidge has more on the violent crash that led to a homicide investigation. >> it was just before 10 last night when this black accra veered off the road in vallejo and plowed into three parked cars. behind the wheel of that car police found a young man who had been shot. he later died. friends and relatives tell me the victim was 23-year-old elliott patterson. he just graduated from college over the weekend and was working in the i. t. department at marin general hospital. his cousin says he can't think of anyone who would want to hurt patter southern. >> he just got a job at the hospital, just graduated, nothing bad you could say about him. >> this morning one of patterson's friends left a flower at the crash site glare glenville circle. the shooting happened a few blocks up road. to get a

there have been 205 parades since 1886, and the honorees have included teddy roosevelt dwight eisenhower, neil armstrong, nelson mandela and today america's world cup soccer champions made history of their own. anna werner was there. >> u-s-a, u-s-a! >> reporter: they're not really a new york team, but tens of thousands welcomed team u.s.a. home just the same. [cheering and applause] it's first time an all-female team has been honored with a ticker tape parade in the city. hope solo is team u.s.a.'s goalkeeper. >> i can't hear you because this is so loud. it's incredible. i never could have imagined this welcoming home. >> reporter: for many of the young girls watching here, this is one of the most exciting days of their lives. >> it's very rare the entire country can come together for a entire sport. and the fact it's the women who did it, it blows my mind. >> u-s-a u-s-a! >> reporter: soccer mom heather brown got up at 4:00 a.m. so her two daughters could witness history. >> we've been here for other parades, but this is d players, another honor, they each received a key to the city. ♪

. >> reporter: in january 1961, president dwight eisenhower severed ties with cuba amid cold war tensions. his press secretary james hagerty made that announcement, which president obama echoed today. >> it is my hope and my conviction that in the not-too-distant future it will be possible for the historic friendship between us once again to find its reflection in normal relations of every sort. >> reporter: in washington, the cuban interest section soon to be a full-fledged embassy has been spruced up with fresh paint air, new fence and flag pole. in havana, outside what will become the u.s. embassy a new flag pole awaits the stars and stripes. but opponents in congress citing continued political repression in cuba remain deeply skeptical. they can refuse to fund embassy operations or hold up the president's nominee for ambassador, and only congress can lift the long-standing economic embargo on cuba. florida republican and cuban american ileana ros-lehtinen: >> we are not going to lift the embargo to give money to the embassy. we're not going to allocate one pen tow that embassy to conf

dwight is having maintenance done on the elevator today, and he was really on top of it.he started the stairmageddon awareness campaign. the idea was to get us prepared both mentally and physically

assistant to the regional manager, dwight. yeah, so i don't have to worry, right?i talked to corporate about protecting the sales staff, and they said they couldn't guarantee it if there's downsizing, okay? but, there's no downsizing, so just don't-- bottom line-- do i need to be worried?