my brother is a jazz musician that has played all over san francisco and all over filmore. i asked how can i help. i gathered community bands from the farmers market; i asked if i could bring the bands in, i did a series of jazz sessions; the music was soft and silky; my mother had her 78th birthday there. i have been there since day 1. i gather 71 signatures saying that we have not been disturbed by them. i'm here today for a victory. i hope that you guys grant it. >> president fong: thank you very much. next speaker please. >>: good afternoon. my name is lindsay grayson, i represent -- kabuki center and veritas property management. i'm here to express my concerns. as of today both the cinema and spa have had to give repeated refunds; we are concerned with the amount of money; our greatest concern is being unable to measure. additional soundproofing needs to be done in the pa'ina loung; live music and performances have to stop until the proper measures are taken. the businesses depend on the diesel and quiet environment in order to be successful in a loud music will kill t

intends to modify existing pending legislation with the fillmore street ncd or the proposed named filmore street ncd and to include language to control additional formula retail in that area. this proposed site does fall within that proposed area. >> do you know why she choose not to sent a representative? >> i don't know. i'm sorry. >> thank you. i guess i'm not quite so against the domino's as some people have voiced their opinion. it's an existing use, just moving a couple of blocks away. we had the same with high-low that moved from geary to polk. lots of opposition to that bar from the neighborhood saying, you know, we're going to get rid of every bar that -- even if it's existing we don't want to have it renewed. and i guess i would go down the street to a take-out and get pizza. so i guess i don't understand what difference it makes whether it's a sit-down and all that business. it is still lots of people going in and out and generating -- i don't know if you call it "street life" but at least they are walking around on the streets by their apartments. i understand the supervisor's

hare en estados unidos, 1ro de marzo en washington, ire a boston también y luego voy a canadá >>el filmoree paso olvida todo para anidarte aquí en mis brazos. si algunas vez fui bello y fui bueno. pondre... en tu cuello y en tu seno si alguna vez fui safia en amores. lo aprendi de tus labios cantores. si alguna vez ame, si algún dia después de amar, amé, fue por tu amor, lucía. lucía. tus recuerdos son cada dias más dulces el olvido solo se llevo la mitad. y tu sombra aun se acuesta en mi cama. con la oscuridad, mira. entre mi almohada. y mi soledad. y no hay nada más bello que lo que nunca he tenido, nada más amado que lo que perdi perdoname si hoy busco en la arena esa luna llena que arañaba el mar. si alguna vez amé si algún dia después de amar, ame. fue por tu amor , lucía. lucía ♪. muchas gracias, amigos de despierta américa. ♪. (aplausos) lucía. ♪. (aplausos)

shoutout to millard filmore. >> he wore that to the second state of the union. >> that's fantastic. your favorite president is? can you say it? >> kind of a big g.w. guy. >> what? >> george washington. >> oh. >> number one. >> what about you, john? growing up, who was your hero? >> i liked lincoln. >> i was a fan of teddy roosevelt the man. i don't know if he's the best president who ever lived, but the man. >> you liked the mustache a lot. >> among other things. >> minka? >> i might go with calvin coolidge. >> i was a big harry truman and ronald reagan fan. one started the cold war, one ended it. i thought harry truman was to fascinating because he was so unpopular when he left office. everything he did from '45 to '50 shaped our world. and a regular guy. my mom, for them, it was all fdr, fdr fdr was king. i think i liked this guy, this common guy stepping in from independence. >> what did you think i was going to say? you were worried, weren't you? >> i had no idea. carter? >> no. okay. >> more current, perhaps. >> you were worried. i saw a flash of fear in your eyes. >> no, you g