at 1027, back in 2007 we removed a bus shelter at hyde and turk. in january of this year we removed the bus shelter at the corner of eddy and leavenworth. that is the 31 bus line. and people are advocating to remove the hyde and farrell at 38 -- -- which is the 38 geary line. i also want to mention the housing authority is not doing its due diligence when it comes to medical expenses. people that have -- can use that deduction are not getting it and their rent is higher because of it, which obviously has ripple effect. people are paying more rent that are low-income. i also, which was in the packet that obviously you are not going to get, which i will put up on the screen. multiple ways of doing this. can we have the screen? the 101 hyde post office is going to be removed, which is general delivery. they are going to be putting housing there. they are going to be putting housing there. the 101 hyde is the main post office site, where we have general delivery. those are people who don't have a mailbox go there to get their mail. so if you are on ga

. >> i want to speak to what commissioner hyde said. i tend to agree with you. i don't think that if you put the conditions on these guys, and they acted more responsibly, i think that we cannot assume a nuisance that does not exist. it is like assuming someone does a crime before they do a crime. so, i think that, i tend to agree with you, these guys took this seriously, and improved their business, and improved the neighborhood, they clean up, they have gone to a lot of expense to do this. and i think that we have to give them a shot at the extra part of it. i mean, we could certainly have the inspector go and monitor it and make sure that it is working and we could at least call them back in and revisit the matter. but, i listen to your points, commissioner hyde and i think that they were well taken. that is my two cents. >> okay, any other commissioners have comments? >> to me, the security part of it, if there is a certain capacity in having a security outside, should be, you know, limiting the amount of people that go in. you know, so you have two security

obama also knows what the hyde amendment says. so we have a problem, mr. president with all due respect. it's clear the obama administration is spending an enormous amount of one agency that specializes on n. abortion. this in a time when the national debt is crushing the american people. so that's wrong on many levels. we need a congressional investigation into the funding of planned parenthood. since the senate is controlled by democrats, we don't expect that body to cooperate in any investigation. we are asking members of the house to take a hard look at what could b what could be a gross violation of federal law. we will let you know what congress people step up and agree to do that. and that's the memo. top story tonight opposing point of view with us christina page author of the book how the pro-choice movement saved america? so where am i going wrong here, ms. page? >> you are going wrong on accounting. you are going wrong the -- your assumptions of where this money is being spent. planned parenthood is a healthcare provider. a leading healthcare pr

. >> commissioner hyde. >> here. >> p*e. rez. >> here. >> i am told for the record that commissioner akers is present. >> we have a quorum. bryant tan is excused this evening. >> okay. okay, first item to the agenda is public comment, the members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are under the subject matter if you want to talk, this is the time that you could do that. >> thank you, commissioners, my name is mark and tonight, i would like to discuss, something that is coming up in march that i think effects the industry and is going to be a really good, i think, boost to our industry. it is the 90s awards, the castro theater on march fourth. which is an award show, creating to celebrate the night life industry. and about 20 years ago, bam music magazine, hold an award show down at the civic which was a great party, unfortunately bam magazine went out of business, the music awards stop. but i think, this is a good way to recognize there is some excellent programming and creativit

hyde, is so important. it is about schools, identifying and treating and giving access to treatment to kids. the statistics you mention -- only one in five of children who have a mental health issue get seen or treated. my legislation will allow schools to collaborate with mental health providers, law enforcement, and other community-based organizations to provide expanded access to mental health care for their students. it will also support schools in training staff and volunteers to spot warning signs in kids, and to refer them to the opprobrious services. i am glad that project aware has the same kind of focus. i want to ask about the evidence. with the caveat that both of you made about not stigmatizing mental illness and associating it with violence, that if mental health issues go untreated, does that increase the chance that someone in a certain subset of mental illness will become more violent or has a higher chance of becoming violent. >> within that narrow band of the people we are talking about,

hyde. i want to know more about the coordination and collaboration of agencies at the federal, state and local level within your appropriate role as a federal agency, what needs to be done to better enhance that coordination and collaboration of agencies at the federal, state and local level? >> thank you, we have been trying hard to recognize the relationship between states and local communities because the state of and will create laws, rules, regulations that the community has respond to so when we provide grants to our communities we are trying to say how does this relate to the state plan and direction? when providing grants to our states we're trying to ask how are you bringing your communities into that process so we are by our grandmaking trying to bring them together through community block grant application process and asking how these things really to what is going on at the community level and we have been providing significant technical assistance because there's a lot of chang

i ask because the late congressman henry hyde from illinois, who sponsored the hyde amendment way backin 1976 that prevents medicaid from funding abortion care, he said this, quote, "i certainly would like to prevent, if i could legally, anybody having an abortion, a rich woman, a middle-class woman, or a poor woman. unfortunately, the only vehicle available is the medicaid bill." which means that poor women have been affected by the crusade against abortion. how do you see this playing out in your work? >> i think of rosa jimÉnez, who was a 27-year-old college student. she had a 5-year-old daughter. she was getting a nursing degree. she really wanted to, you know, succeed in this country. and she faced an unintended pregnancy. and because she was low income, because she was a recipient of medicaid, she was denied access to an abortion because of henry hyde. and she sought a back-alley abortion and died as a consequence. so this has real implications. she was the first known victim of the hyde amendment. and i'm sure these stories happen many times over. and women are just disproportio

. >> commissioner hyde? >> aye. >> commissioner tan? >> aye. >> lee? >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> good luck to you, don't violate this permit. i mean, don't. no excuses. thank you. >> commissioners? i have to take my leave, i'm doing the christmas tree down stairs i just got texted twice, and they need me. so i am going to pass the bevel off to commissioner hyde. >> commissioners if we are moving on to item number, 1. so is there any public comment, this is time for the public to come in and address the commission on issues that are not on our agenda? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. are we doing the report and all of that number two. >> they are continuing that. >> okay. >> okay. >> so, the police department comments are next then. >> so, let's do number two, if you wish. >> which is the executive director's report. >> okay, i thought that was being. that is why i asked. >> i think that i said yes. >> okay. so, we are going to number two, our report from the executive director. >> thank you >> everybody all taken care of in the room. all rig

policy because we have had a reduction of a recycling center from the cala site at california and hyde and we were going to be having some change orders and there is prediction that it will be going out of business and well is have new owners there and we have new supermarkets opening up in the city, so there is sort of a very, kind of, unique law and relationship around these convenience zones. the crv redempt zones and how they are created and how the state law require that they are managed and facilitated and what this means to small business. so i want to put forward some proactive policy recommendations so that we're being ahead of the curve and not waiting until this may become an issue down the road for small businesses. so i just wanted to just make that clear. this is a policy discussion for you to take a look at, make recommendations. the commission can take action tonight, if it's comfortable or wait until the next commission meeting or two commission meetings. it's at your discretion to make sure that you are comfortable with the policy that is flushed out to be put forward

the hyde?-- just thinking about what would go down in vegas. >> with my man. look at that. >> jimmy: look at how fun that is. [ applause ] >> and jeremy piven -- jeremy piven was hosting the party with myself. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> we had a live band. actually, jeremy got on the drums. >> jimmy: jeremy piven? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, he's a talented -- he's a good drummer. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's good stuff. how do you know jeremy piven? >> we did a film called "smokin' aces." actually the first movie i was ever in. >> jimmy: that's right. >> yeah, he was in it. >> jimmy: which one -- now, what is "luv"? how many movies does that make for you? can't count 'em, right? >> jimmy: i mean, i ain't sam jackson yet. i ain't, like, in that many movies. [ laughter ] but i'll say -- i think this is my maybe ninth film. >> jimmy: and this one you produced? >> yeah, i'm a producer on this film. my company's freedom road. this is the first film. we also have another one called "magic men" coming out. a d