neighbors this was what we wanted to create from the moment we opened the cafe we've been about exultant 3 our myths and community has inspired me to open all 3 of my places and we have monthly art exhibits and fundraiser we host nonprofits for elementary schools and all sort of organizations around the city and our entertainment and arts programming hopefully about continue to be an integral part of community and how we give back to the community over the years we've witnessed the neighborhood grow and thrive new businesses on 8th street and delores park became a designation different from years ago and all had along the way through the changes we've been here providing a space for independent all over the to share their creativity since 1999 we've 235u6rd a place for the effort creativity and i believe that art and culture creates a space for yes, ma'am they and understanding excuse me. i'm a little bit nervous we want to continue to be a part of what keeps the culture of understanding going and thrilled in san francisco and bringing diverse community together to provide a venue where

argument it does what the bill is doing what this is and behind the political driving force a tech exultant that want to expand its reach in the state of california that is the reason where they're pushing this forward it is appropriate and in fact i know the necessary responsible thing for san francisco to do in light of what we see with those shuttles and, yes they serve a purpose but the question is not whether they should be here but whether or not the presence is being regulated is appropriate and i can tell you that since this pilot started i have received so many concerns from people including people that were at first supportive of the pilot that are no longer supportive so let's be clear b.a. about what this is i think we should be firm and send the message to the rest of the state this bill not only is unnecessary but have a detrimental thing especially we're talking about the privatization of public space pr without by the way any requirement that payment be made. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just want to direct some questions to staff and so can you clarify ab 61 is lookin

exultant? dan: i don't think it's exultant. i think it was pleased for america. relief that the operation, this was as big a bet as a president could take, i think. he had to do it against, as some folks have said, against the advice of some of his cabinet. to have it work, i can only imagine what it's like for him to be sitting there, hear about the one helicopter going down, to think he'll have a situation like jimmy carter had in the -- charlie: the thought had to pass his mind, as it did with bob gates. dan: absolutely. he placed a big bet and it looked like it had failed. -- like it would fail. then to have the chance to call president bush and president clinton to talk to them about it. i think he was relieved it had gone well. i think proud that he'd been able to accomplish something that had taken so long. and happy for america. it clearly meant something powerful to the american people. you could see that as a response all across the country that night. charlie: not an easy decision. people like secretary gates had made it known he was opposed to the nat

kind of disruption that are more than that project and in bayview hunters point so think about the exultant that is surrounded by all the work and dust going on and request now from green action i tried requesting as a community member now i'm requesting as green action i've got to be that honest i'm extremely upset i have to set into my true activist role to get information that should have been provided to any community member whether or not they understood it breakdown in a way that an average person understands what the reading is about it is about the health of their children and children that has to come into that community and the health and well-being of people that live and work there on the jobs i'm asking you this is not meant to be a disbarring remark towards the health department i can't proof any of it i need the information. >> commissioner melgar has a question. >> i was wondering who the request was excuse me. they were all sitting at the table they were all sitting at the table so they. >> so they all 20 who us and - >> the health department the lamar the lead contractor e

when they heard confirmation of lee's capitulation, the black troops exultation new no bounds. they shouted, danced and saying, and embraced each other with exuberant joy. these black regimens at appomattox were an microcosm of black life in america. they included southerners, ex slaves trained to kentucky's can't now think. a training ground for troops recruited in the south. they included northern freed blacks trained at camp william penn. they included a group of fascinating individuals, men who would become great leaders in the postwar era, the renowned historian george washington williams, the baptist editor william j simmons, who was a journalistic mentor to the antilynching crusade or idle wells, and they included these regimens a man, george edmonson, the descendent of the hemmings family for monticello. a fascinating story here in these regimens. for all of these soldiers, regardless of background, their presence on the battlefield was itself the culmination of a long struggle. the struggle dramatized in the movie "glory." we know the federal army had initially turned

blemish before the presence of his glory with unspeakable ecstatic delight in triumphant joy and exultationod. the shepherd of our destiny, be glory, majesty and might dominion and power. lord in all of their tomorrows bless and keep jack and barab bara nicklaus and their loved ones. and be gracious to them. lift the light of your countenance upon them and give them your piece -- peace. we pray in your great name ame n. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats for the departure of the official party. ♪

. >> i don't think it is exultant. i think it was please plooed for america. relieved that the operation-- i mean this was that the president could take he had to do it against advice of some of his cabinet. >> i can only imagine what it was like to be sitting there to hear about the one helicopter going down to think for a second that he is going to have a situation like jimmy carter had. >> . >> rose: the thought had to pass his mind. >> absolutely. and to think that this could end up he placed a big bet and looked for a secretary like it would fail. to have done that. and to have a chance to call president bush and president clinton and talk to them about it i think he was relieved it had gone well. i think proud that a you know that he being able to accomplish something that had taken so long. and i think happy for america. because it clarely meant something pretty powerful to the american people. you could see that in the response all across the country that night. >> rose: not an easy decision. >> no. >> rose: people like secretary gates had acknowledged