i'm present in the excelsior district improvement association, as well as on the board of the excelsior action group where i serve as vice chair. i just would like to say i have concerns about the progress of this project, specifically around the purpose project and conclusions of the working group, and i've also heard these same concerns voiced by other members of the working group. i've been in attendance at many meetings, including the small working meetings and various meetings of the public realm. i felt uneasy about this process for some time, especially after meeting with thesub group liaisons, of which i am one. during the meeting, we were presented with a document that outlined the strategies for us to review. in reality, that was not what thesub groups had vetted upon or agreed upon. when this was brought up at the meeting, there seemed to be a defensiveness about the methodology of arriving at theet strategies. when a new idea was presented by me about parking, i was told that as a city worker, i could not record that suggestion because i know it would not be approved. anothe

next speaker. >> my name is robin navarro, and a past resident of the excelsior district. working with children, youth and families, some concerns are the plans for the excelsior. with few youth and family voices in planning and accessiblity to meetings like these for working class families, i would like to highlight mental health concerns around displacement and trauma that it entails. youth are being pushed out and many of them are commuting out of san francisco. even our own sf foster youth are being gentrified, where adoption and foster families are out of sf and unable to stay in the city that they love. i urge the planning commission to listen to the community who shaped the 11. 100% affordable housing is a must. to support the youth and family in the area. a question that is asked in the community to the youth is, do you see yourself raising a family and having grandchildren here? many of them say no, and many of them are triggered by this question. due to the lack of opportunities and the rising wealth of san francisco, their neighbors are changing, and all that th

so today i'm proud to say one of our restaurants out in the excelsior outer mission, the dark horse is going to be accepting this licence. we have been encouraging them and supporting them and we're really excited about the opportunity. so we ask for your full support of this and we have a neighbor to come talk about this from the office of work force development. >> thank you. good afternoon chair ronen and members of the committee. thank you superior safai for really fully listing the policy goals behind the program. i'm going to talk briefly about the specific structure of the state resolution in front of you. under the state law before an applicant can submit a full application for a type 87 neighborhood restricted liquor licence, they have to do pre-application community outreach. that is unique to this licence and all the stakeholders thought it was important since they are for neighborhood serving businesses, they though have the extra touch with the neighborhood itself. prior to submitting a full application to the abc, the applicant needs to sign off on an additional form that

we have over the years, we have a group that's been there, working, the excelsior action group, and they have been working on a lot of these issues over the last 15 years, working with stakeholders, merchants along with the excelsior outer mission merchants' group, so there's been a lot of work that's gone into this, and the work that i've done in the community has been listening to this, kind of reflecting that desire. also, there's been behavior that has been not permitted that we're trying to help control for a lot of uses pop up that are not even permitted uses, and so this is to put an additional eye on that, what types of uses need additional scrutiny. so that's it, colleagues, hopefully, if you have any questions, let me know, and we can move the conversation forward. >> colleagues, any questions at this point in time? okay. seeing none, we will open this up to public comment. item number 6. seeing no public comment, item is closed. >> i don't need this to be a committee report. this is fine, we're going to have some more conversations with planning and economic development and th

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we just had a discussion about the excelsior and the character and this to me is part of the character of the mission. while it's tiny, it plays an important role. >> commissioner richards: mr. eastwood, we heard that people were living in the house before and they're no longer there. when you purchased the property, was there anybody living in there? >> when i purchased it, it was owner-occupied. and that owner vacated when they sold it to me. >> commissioner richards: and there were no additional tenants?

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is i

excelsior. thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our program. thank you for joining us. and incredibly inspiring presentation. onward to 2018. thank you very much. [applause] [chatter] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] spendingent trump is the day at camp david. republican congressional leaders are meeting to discuss this years agenda, including the economy, national security, the budget, and the opioid crisis. lawmakers have a number of items left over from 2017, such as federal spending, which expires january 19. republicans and democrats are separately negotiating an immigration bill that would legalize people web arrived in the u.s. illegally as children known as dreamers in exchange for border security and other immigration reform provisions. >> sunday night on after words, looking back on a 38 year judicial career. years, judge of 45 having gone from that active life, making

excelsior. thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our program. thank you for joining us. and incredibly inspiring presentation. onward to 2018. thank you very much. [applause] [chatter] >> senate majority leader mitch agendall laid out his for the second session of the 115th congress today. the threelcomed newest senator's sworn in today. one of the legislative priorities for congress is immigration. the process for immigration reform in 2018 later this hour. then, we will hear from formally hillary clinton advisor. a headline from the guardian, trump tower meeting with russians, bannon said. former trend just steve bannon for donald trump has decided to have -- calls into question the president trump/president trump's son during the 2015 campaign. a book.iting that's from the guardian. reaction from the white house to , and steve madden book, later on c-span. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day, with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we

excelsior. thank you and god bless you.ntlemen, this concludes our program. thank you for joining us. and incredibly inspiring presentation. onward to 2018. thank you very much. minutes atp in a few 3:15 eastern here, white house press secretary sarah sanders will be briefing reporters. you can see that live when it starts. >> sunday on c-span's q&a -- >> i propose action instead of words, now before it is too late, for the sake of a better world. i say again and again that i propose it for our own american self-interest. >> henry hank meyer with his book, the man in the middle of the american century. >> he finds himself in opposition when fdr is elected and the democrats in the early 1930's and majority in the senate, he is -- in opposition for the next dozen years. done,ns to get anything which meant resisting franklin roosevelt, there needed to be a coalition. he needed to reach across the aisle. >> these

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the business is a family owned restaurant, in excelsior outer mission boulevard opened 1958 by little joe russo. features pizza, chicken parmegan and pasta dishes. in 1963 alfredo purchased the business and added a mexican element to the menu. offering a unique menu to a diverse community. item 3d is one twenty for hair. the business is a local haircuting and hair styling salon serving the south of market financial district. the business was open in 1985 by marko and edith paz who relocated to san francisco from washington d.c. to establish themselves as leaders in the industry on the west coast after having run a successful and presee prestigious salon in washington. affordable prices in a warm welcoming and familiar environment. all four businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. after reviewing these applications and the recommendations from the historic preservation commission, staff finds the businesses have met the three criteria to qualify for listing on the legacy business registry. there are four draft resolutions for consideratio

andrew cuomo talked the provision into his budget plan that would allow them to be eligible for the excelsiore republicans in the state senate will fight the plan. liberal lawmakers filing a new lawsuit against motel 6 accusing the chain of helping immigration agents find illegals. rob: a brand-new legal battle for this hotel chain. >> reporter: motel 6's second lawsuit, and this one in arizona and they turned over to immigration agents in the complaint, the suit alleges eight latinos were targeted at different motel 6 locations in arizona. rob: we go to elton john announcing he is going to stop touring. what a shame. >> reporter: wasn't a neil diamond, now elton john retired from the road but a lengthy 3-year tour. lots of opportunities to see him, farewell yellow brick road. he wants to spend more time with his husband and children. >> goodbye yellow brick road. one of the most talented i have ever seen. >> just about 6 minutes until the top of the hour, the man who went to the extreme to get a perfect selfy. see how this one ends. >> instead of raining men it was raining money. how this hi

brock wrote clinton had eyed a woman at a reception at the excelsior hotel in downtown little rock.roach the woman, tell her how attractive the governor thought she was, and take her to a room in the hotel where clinton would be waiting. while only identified by her first name in thespectator,two short months later, in february of 1994, the world would know the story of paula jones. ♪ on the next episode of "scandalous"... >> and this is paula jones. >> he started to put his hand and slide it up my legs. >> if foster may not have committed suicide in fort marcy park the body may have been moved. >> it became yet another grist for the mill of people who wanted to accuse of the clintons of horrible things, including murder. >> he said, "you won't believe this, but you have been replaced by ken starr." >> so, that's how it began, with a phone call in the early summer of 1994. >> the stack of papers suddenly reappeared in the white house book room. >> i would like to know how those documents showed up. >> oh, please. really? steve: breaking tonight. the decadent d.c. blame game goes on.

we just had a discussion about the excelsior and the character and this to me is part of the character of the mission. while it's tiny, it plays an important role. >> commissioner richards: mr. eastwood, we heard that people were living in the house before and they're no longer there. when you purchased the property, was there anybody living in there? >> when i purchased it, it was owner-occupied. and that owner vacated when they sold it to me. >> commissioner richards: and there were no additional tenants? >> no. it was not empty. [inaudible] >> commissioner richards: i will ask you a question in a second. my understanding, i bought it from the owner-occupant. they vacated. i purchased it. i put in tenants of my own. they're still there. right now, they're paying $7,000 a month. they plan on being there through april. >> commissioner richards: thank you. somebody from capp street -- do you have anything to add? come up to the mike. i'm giving you the same chance to make a comment. one person. >> it's been completely unoccupied since it was purchased last june, 2016, and there are temp