thank you. >> supervisor farrell: thank yoy much. next speaker, please. >> terence, i'm chair of your te and speaking as a cannabis patie the '80s when i was diagnosed wh h.i.v. i'm alive today because of cann. i echo what jeff -- supervisor y says about the availability notf cap bus, but theç socialization atmosphere that allows us to bel people. h.i.v. patients were given a deh sentence. we no longer have that, but thee other diseases that cannabis cae the quality of life for and we o make sure those have a place. there no -- there is nothing, ts no equity, there is no businesse is no future without land use. everyone has to have a place. and the place needs to be fairly distributed. i liveç in district 6. we have a lot of dispensaries. district 6 is not at any economc disadvantage. i'm being evicted because of the economic advantages in district. the high-rises are moving down e street.ç the people are moving in and gu, cannabicancannabis dispensarys n district 6. we have 20 years of experience p 215. i can tell you in district

. >> supervisor farrell: thank yo. next speaker. >> i'm mary maugh. i'm a retired clinical social w. for 32 years i work as a psychic social worker for the city and f san francisco. i want to echo what the previour said. the report she refer to is the n francisco department of public h cannabis legalization in san fr. a health impact summary report . i want to quote for you on pagef that report. it talks about the hospitalizat. "when examined by cost, cannabie disorder was the primary drivert specific rates and counts of hospitalization e.r. hospital v. among those eight, 08 to 4 canns poisoning account for all hospitalizations and most e.r. . therefore, it is imperative thau keep the 1,000 feet buffer zoned schools including preschools ane day care centers. i know you've heard a lot from t speakers about protecting childs report is from the department oc health. i urge you to take that into stg consideration. and for the sake of children, gm a head start in developing a dre lifestyle. so please keep that 1,000 more . and also the report talks aboute

thank you. >> supervisor farrell: thank yoy much. >> good afternoon supervisors ak you for your time and consideras on -- these regulations. i know this is quite the beast o tackle. and i appreciate you tackling i. i'm speaking today in support ot adding any more sensitive uses r regulations. i think doing that would prettyh eliminate any possibility of any being able to open up. it will shrink the capability. i also have some concerns and we some clarity around the amendmet were introduced today. regarding converting to adult u. i am with the vapor room team. we were federally interfered wi. we were permitted in 2005. we shut down and now we're reado reopen. we've been issued provisional b. where do we stand with these am? are we considered pipeline? are we considered equity? are we considered existing? i'm unclear. i'd also like it express my supr the equity -- or applicants to e allowed to convert to adult usee same time as everybody else. it's important that we create al playing field. so those are my thoughts. i'm available if a

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supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: i don't think anyone is coming from a bad place. i completely agree with supervisor sheehies wanting to get something done january 1. i don't think it makes a difference. i'd rather get it right. mine is born out of supervisor ronen alluded to the notion we might punt this for a long, long time, and i don't think that's the right approach either. so it seems like there is some building of consensus here for a two-week continuance. what i would say, though, it's transparent, i will vote on something two weeks from now. we may have to put it hard work over the next few weeks, but so be it. we owe it to the people of san francisco to get this taken care of. president breed, we have amendments on the floor, i'm going to add one. we amended the file yesterday to include 600-foot radius around the -- from schools and from other mcds, from other cannabis dispensaries. it was -- i'm going to call on the city here, it was incorrectly reflected in the text of what was in front of us. i want to make an amendment to correct and make sure the am

supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: just a few comments here. i want to say that i completely agree with supervisor sheehy an his comments and desires as we think about january 1st. i believe we need something in place by january 1st and i'm prepared to vote on that for sure. however, i think there is two types of delays here, otherwise there has been contemplated right now. there is one two-week delay to discuss the whole issue and pass something out in potentially two weeks. i mentioned this in president breed, if that happened the way the board means, it would not take effect until january 3 or 4, so there is potential for a special board meeting or lapse in the first three days of january. either of those is ok. i don't like it. i would rather vote today. i think the voters of san francisco have spoken. i would be prepared to vote today. however, the other option, which is contained however in supervisor sheehy's amendments is slice off of of this, do january 1 for brick-and-mortar and then for the rest of the controls, that is not what i wa

so now, we have farrell to deal with, but i have three names on the roster. supervisor kim? anything you want to add? >> i had mentioned that i had follow-up questions in general. so i had three questions. one and i apologize that i didn't ask this earlier, a question had come up or feedback was given to this committee from a number of different stakeholders asking if multiple permits would be permitted in the same location. does this ordinance allow for multiple permits in one location? >> supervisor, would you mind repeating that question. >> supervisor kim: this committee and members of the board received several letters from different stakeholders asking that multiple permits be allowed in a single location. i think partially in response to the limited number of locations that exist allowing multiple business owners to i guess collocate and coexist at the same address. currently this ordinance allows for that, is that correct? >> so, there is some distinction made on the state level about how they are defining premises. we're waiting through the emergency regulation proc

one was by supervisor farrell. so that ordinance language is h. >> that's correct. >> part of our packet. and i'd like to have that put oe calendar for next month for act. by this commission. that deals with this subject. i call it a racket of cash-outsr those that will get set to builg and don't use it oregon get load don't use it all but spend it ot measures and even candidates. it ought to be stopped. and that's why i'd like it put n calendar next week with the usuf analysis. the other one deals with public financing money which is left o. and that's not in ordinance fort i'd ask staff to put it in ordie form. i was given a one-sheet summaryt which i gave to the executive dr and i didn't retain a copy for . so i am speaking from memory. but it is a proposal which is meritorious, dealing with what s to that mon -- what happens to t money so it isn't used for non-l purposes or non-intended purpos. and i think that concludes my cn that, although i wanted to talkt state legislation. i don't know, mr. chairman, if s

supervisor farrell is excused. i also want to thank the staff at sfgov tv,jim smith and jesse larson for live streaming today's hearing. and with that, madame clerk, if you could please call can item number one. >> item number one is relating cannabis land uses, allow m.c.d.s in additional zoning districts, establish a land use process for the conversion of m.c.d.s, repeal ordinance 186-17, created a limit of three m.c.d.s in cannabis retail in excelsior outter mission m.c.d. and making appropriate findings. >> thank you. before we turn this over to staff, i just want to start with a few preliminary comments. i was on the board of supervisors over a decade ago when we adopted the first medical cannabis dispensary legislation. and was a supporter of proposition 64. there was a hearing last thursday, a special hearing. actually the first special hearing of this committee that i can recall in recent times to discuss the legislation that is before us that was continued to today. and i want to start because i think we'r

so seeing no other members -- oh, sorry, supervisor farrell. >>supervisor farrell: sorry. not to belabor the point, i want to agree with supervisor safai, and the reasonable discussion we'll have about people talking about their own districts. i do want to say, though, because this supervisor's coming up, and again, supervisor safai mentioned, and i think contrary to what supervisor kim mentioned, that nobody under 21 is going to get access to cannabis. we have alcohol, and most of us have done it before we were 21, and so i don't believe that's not going to happen. i believe people have different levels of tolerance for that, and that is fine. i do want to make this distinction: i do have three small kids, and i do have one still in preschool, and i think it's different to talk bh tabo the high school kid that may be tempted to do this. maybe, maybe. i think that will happen to a agree. how strict we will be in monitoring and regulations is up to the city, but i don't think there is a chance that my five-year-old is going to tell his principal of his preschool that he nee

england head coach eddiejones has opted to rest two of his best players, maro itoje and owen farrell,summer. jones says neither are currently in their peak condition. physically we think there are areas we can really improve. we have a targeted period for them to do that, then once they've done that, they come back in contention and once they come back m, contention and once they come back in, they are obviously a great chance to get in the 23. the beneficiary of farrell's absences henry slade, whilst elsewhere in the backline elliot daly has made a rapid return from a knee problem to start on the wing. with the world cup start on the wing. with the world cu p two start on the wing. with the world cup two years away, eddiejones may use this autumn as a chance to experiment with one or two combinations, but his faith in his captain remains unbroken. ben hartley will again lead the side this saturday for the 21st consecutive match. he must think i'm improving. i don't know what he thinks, ask him. it's clear what he expects from me, i want to keep delivering for him. every session i hav

farrell no. fewer yes. kim aye. ronen aye. safai no. sheehy no. tang no.there are four ayes and five nos, with supervisors breed, farrell, safai, sheehy and tang in dissent. >> president breed: the motion to continue fails and on the motion to approve item 30 and table item 31 and 32, madame clerk, please call the roll. >> yee aye. breed aye. farrell aye. fewer no. kim no. ronen no? ronen no. safai aye. sheehy aye. tang aye. there are six ayes and three nos with supervisors fewer, kim and ronen in the dissent. confirmed. let's go to the next 3:00 p.m. special order. item 33 through 36. hearing of persons interested in the certification of the conditional use authorization for a proposed project located at 2161 through 2165 everything street to establish a medical cannabis dispensary and a 65 a. madame president, due to a filing of a second appeal on this matter, today's hearing, filed by flo kimmerling for the mid sunset association, it's to be continued to a future date so it can be heard with a newly filed appeal. i'm asking that items 33-36 be continued

greg farrell is with us, blp legal reporter. it was disclosed last night that sessions has asked senior federal prosecutors to evaluate these questions raised by the committee chairman about the fbi investigation last year about clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state. where could this lead us? greg: to a very confusing area. it seems it is a partisan attempt to offset the mueller ,robe with a different countervailing special counsel, which would dig into the history of hillary clinton and, by extension, obama, and the democrats beforehand. depending on how this goes, it could erode credibility in the justice system itself. julie: as we are talking about this, i want to ask you about the idea of independence. you talked about how all of these various special investigations and special prosecutors are not good for america. but how necessary are they, given that there are these questions about independence? is totallybody independent, mueller is not totally independent. to, eventually, the deputy attorney

running back owen farrell into midfield should help with the fluency, but doesn't a coach's job with's job begin and with the fluency, but doesn't a coach'sjob begin and end with with the fluency, but doesn't a coach's job begin and end with the word victory? i put that point to jones earlier. does it ever matter how you win in sport, as long as you win? it definitely does. ourjob tomorrow is to play good english by. tomorrow is to play good english rugby. and to beat australia pulled how we played it, what style we play, whether people find it entertaining, there might be 82,000 out there and 40,000 find it entertaining and 40,000 don't find it entertaining. ourjob is to win and play good rugby. wood england have a good recent record against australia and i asked whether that means some of the australian players might have a bit of a psychological barrier against england. he reckons there might be something in that if there might be something in that if the game gets tight on saturday. in recent memory, australia have been very strong, with a good win against wales last weekend. he

. >> right will farrell. >> stephen: sorry, will farrell. it could have been any wil.n will farrell. >> will smith. >> stephen: will smith, that's true. what other wills? >> stephen: wills? there are no other wills. and i remember when you turned to him in the scene and he was supposed to tbawl fallin love with you, and you turned on some light in your body, and-- and everyone on set fell in love with you at that moment. >> no! >> stephen: no, i'm not joking. as soon as the scene was over, will came over to me and said, "did you just see what happened? >> stop! >> stephen: true star power. >> you're making that up. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i promise you, i'm not. i promise you i'm not. >> i wish that was true. but, anyway... what's next? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: so are you-- are you the one-- are you the one actor on the planet who doesn't like to be complimented? because i love it. >> i'm australian. we don't do well with compliment. >> stephen: do you not? >> no, you didn't know that about our culture? >> stephen: that is almost english of you to not thi

that's why farrell is back in.e team considering how he's grown over the last two years in terms of stature ofa last two years in terms of stature of a player and he's seen as one of the most important players for england. but eddie jones the most important players for england. but eddiejones is trying to figure out the pecking order of his second row. we're blessed to have four or five very, very strong players in that second row. i think kourtney laws has been outstanding. he's trying to figure it out. mario will play his role during the game. 0k, mike. will play his role during the game. ok, mike. thanks very much for bringing us all the latest ahead of that. new zealand are out of the rugby world cup. a tight low—scoring match. the 2008 winners were beating 4-2 match. the 2008 winners were beating 4—2 by match. the 2008 winners were beating 4-2 by fiji. match. the 2008 winners were beating 14—2 by fiji. it match. the 2008 winners were beating li—2 by fiji. it was a famous night for the fijians. they are into th

commissioner farrell? commissioner fewer? fewer absent. commissioner kim? kim absent. commissioner peskin. >> chairman peskin: present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> supervisor ronen: present. >> clerk: commissioner tang? >> vice chairman tang: present. >> clerk: commissioner fewer? we have quorum. >> chairman peskin: thank you, mr. clerk. now we will hear from our citizens advisory committee. mr. larson. >> good morning chair peskin, vis chair tang and members of the transportation authority. -- vice chair tang and members of the transportation authority. i will be presenting the cac report today. beginning with item eight, the cac recommends approval for the allocation of prop k fundses as presented. there was particular support expressed for the valencia street bikeway impolicemen taths plan request -- implementation plan. the bike lanes were last striped in 1999 and valencia street has become a major bike commuter route in the city. at the same time, development along this corridor has resulted in many more conflicts and hazards with transportation network compa

that was part of marine corporal farrell's dna. he was stationed at camp david. on a cold, rainy night he didn't think twice to stop to help a driver. he was struck and killed by a driver. the family and maryland state police are asking for your help. >> he always stopped to help somebody. >> that yearning to help -- that yearning to help drew -- >> he had the big huge lights in the back. he had the big f was the tow truck and he said, you know, let me go back and get a raincoat. i see this thing go by. there was a noise and it's at the same time. >> his door was completely torn off. the driver's side door. >> we could see a body on the road. >> you felt like -- he felt like he needed to help. >> right after that, i could actually see corporal farrell out mid window in the traffic. >> we needed -- it was taking forever and what do we do at this point? >> he was not responding in any way whatsoever. >> we checked for a pulse, but -- >> wus9 special tonight at 11:00. i'm going to have more on might help solve this marine's mysterious death. >>> still ahead, what is

supervisor malia cohen, supervisor aaron peskin, and supervisor mark farrell, and with that, i'd like to bring up our leader to give us a history, abbreviated, reverend brown, we ain't in church. we trying to sign this today. amen? amen. amen congregation. reverend brown, our leader, come on up. >> good afternoon. madam president of our board of supervisors, supervisors peskin, cohen, to our city administrator, our friend, miss naomi kelley, i see other department heads here, but time would not permit me to name them all, and indeed to our fine mayor, my friend and servant of the people, mayor edwin lee, give him a big round of applause. and to all the members and our officers of 3rd baptist church, we have with us the chair person of our deacon's ministry, deacon alfonso campbell, chair person of our trustee ministry, trustee preston turner. this is a tender and touching moment for me, for i am privileged to stand to celebrate a fateful day, a day in which our honored mayor will sign this legislation that w l defines a faith community as a landmark, a mark, a memorial of what all fai

>> thank you, chair farrell. i would like to move the amendments that i offered earlier and, again, thank you colleagues and members of the public as well as my staff sonny angulo who has been working on this legislation for many months and would like to send the item as amended to the full board with recommendation. >> ok. we have a motion by supervisor peskin and we can take that without objection. madame clerk, call item number two, please. >> item number two is an ordinance amending the planning code 2731 to 2735 fullsome street as landmark under article 10 and making appropriate findings. >> ok. colleagues, this item is sponsored here and we have our planning department to speak on this item. >> good afternoon, supervisor. shannon ferguson, planning department staff. the item before you today is a community sponsored article 10 landmark nomination for the goffren house located at 2731 fullsome street in the mission district. the landmark nomination was submitted by the property owners in february of 2017. 27

supervisor farrell? >>supervisor farrell: thank you. i'm going to address a few things that i heard during the heard today. first of all, as an initial matter, want to address the contention of the attorneys for the people who purchased the lot, that it's an inappropriate role for this board to consider constitutional due process matters. supervisor kim actually asked that question. i appreciate the attorney doesn't want us to consider anything else except for the statute, but the law says different and the statute says different. it doesn't limit us as to what we can consider, and as supervisor kim mentioned, we listen to and adjudicate in a quasi-judicial setting ceqa matters feels weekly around here, monthly, matters, at supervisors, it's what we do. but it was a little offensive because it said -- the quote in his brief says a legislative body consisting of a majority of nonlawyers simply cannot contend with the legal issues of this complexity. look, i'm one of the people here that went to law school, but i don't that gives a fair s

. >> shall we move on to supervisr farrell's 202.2 subsection 5 sun b, this is going back -- this ig rid of the orbit concept and reg it with instead of the 300-foots with a 600-foot radius which cos with the orbit concept, i woulde everything to be on the table. i personally prefer the orbit c. i think that was a pretty smarta from planning and planning comm. and i'm trying to think here if- i'm trying to think of going fod backwards, mr. givner, i don't i can include that in both files. because in the "clean file" we'd probably just keep orbit. i guess we could stick now -- >> you could, you have two opti. one is you could put one versioe orbit version in one file and fl anticluster in the other file. there has already been pub publc comment, an opportunity for pubc comment on the orbit concept toi believe it was in the ordinancet week as well. at least today. so, you don't need to clu need t concept in next week's version e there has been public comment o. >> is it possible for the planng department to show us the orbitn comparison with the map proposes new concept proposed by sup

next to this weekend's rugby union autumn internationals, and owen farrell returns to england's starting

in that sense 0wen farrell does come back in the midfield.hat fluency in the midfield in key positions, ten, 12 and that is where farrell will come back into it. but i was a doesn't start. here's is loving and of course have referred to replace and sees days, finishes. maybe at some point in the next half—hour he will get over the line. australia come here in good form, but knowing they have lost the last four internationals against england. as a psychological barrier to be overcome? i think there probably is. some big names returning. wales bling georgiana, scotla nd returning. wales bling georgiana, scotland have the toughest task of the afternoon against new zealand. scotland have the toughest task of the afternoon against new zealandlj guess the home nations have to see these autumn internationals as opportunities. for scotland i think that opportunity is there. i think they got nothing to lose in edinburgh today because they have never beaten new zealand and eve ryo ne never beaten new zealand and everyone expects new zealand to win ever

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we take up the witch hunt with chris farrell of judicial watch.'t need these skateboarders don't need treats to pull these skateboarders don't need treats to pull ♪ ♪ ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. visit redcross.org now. david: a spokesperson for the justice department says there is no need for a special counsel to investigate hillary clinton. sarah flores says there is no conflict of interest or extraordinary circumstances that would prevent the d.o.j. from probing the uranium one deal and other hillary clinton scandals. joining me now, judicial watch's head of investigation and research, chris farrell. i see conflicts of interest within the justice department based on what they have done with political investigation over the past six or seven years. don't you? >> indeed. you will remember salliates.ral- remember sally yates. but that doesn't mean there aren't ethically honest and philosophically conservative u.s. attorneys who would be available to go after the whole clinton foundation it's a criminal enterprise. this

. >> joining us is chris farrell. great to have you with us.sie and withdrawing subpoenas and acting like he is a deal here when it is obvious what his role was and what he did? >> fusion gps was not an opposition research firm but a opposition manufacturing firm and that created the deg and smeerped it around as you reference earlier and the move by simpson to do a special deal with limited questions behind closed doors, you know, maybe they think they are getting a super insight. but this is a problem with congressional committees. it is a sound bite event and people come out. >> so why are they acting leak chumps and elevating him by putting him in a preferred position? >> right. >> lou: when they should be investigate would by justice and fbi and you name it? >> it is it's gross leadership failure. that's where you have to go in analyzing this. you can't talk it away or say oh, gee, maybe next time. television is a leadership failure and when i say that i mean specifically. obviously mr. ryan, but even the other members in the committee lev

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