. >> commissioner hyde we have quorum president tan indicated he'll be absent this evening and have not heard in commissioner perez but for the record he's absent. >> moving on to item one public comment commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests do we have any public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners i just want to say thank you because the entertainment commission office is great people that work in there they return phone calls and e-mails so i just wanted to say thank you for keeping a very good office. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> that's excellent our staff never gets accolades. >> do we have any other public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. we're moving on to to item 2 which is reviewing and approving the minutes do we have minutes from august 1st that must be continued and september 5th but we can talk about october twig all i move to bifurcate the minutes from august 5th and september 16th. >> i second commissioner frost commissioner moshoyannis abstain. >> commissioner

. >> hyde. >> here. >> per es. >> here. >> president tan. >> here. >> and commissioner joseph is still recuperated and so she is excused. >> so, we are going to go ahead and start with the first item on the agenda which is the public comment, on any items, related to the business of the entertainment commission, but is not currently agendaized. is there any public comment at this time? >> we will move on item two approving the minutes from the fourth. >> i move to approve. >> there say motion and a second? >> second. >> wait, one. >> the motion and a second. >> perez. >> abstain. >> lee, aye. >> frost. >> aye. >> tan. >> abstain. >> moshoyannis. >> aye. >> we are going to move to item three which is the report from the sound inspector. >> it has been a couple of weeks since we have been here and so i was out of town and so i really did not have anything, and i spend a lot of time on, and so i will go on to the inspector and you guys have a preference to speak first? >> okay. >> and good evening, commissioners. a few short notes. and i see a couple of sections, one is the weekend and it

. >> great, commissioner hyde, have you something to say? >> i am just really excited and i live in the neighborhood and i have often said that why are they not pulling these kids from the city college right down the street and stay into these businesses, through the limited live. and so i am glad to see something like this happening in the area. >> great, thank you. >> and commissioner perez. >> thanks for come ng and i also live near ocean avenue and we are excited to see that there is this movement to have the entertainment in that area. and i was just wondering what type of music that you plan to do? >> well, you know, being born and raised in san francisco, that the music that the people produce and can do and it is huge. and so, one of the things that i feel that the ocean avenue association wants to push is jazz and they want to do that and we also got approached for the karaoke which is not music, but it is. but we just want to give the students things to do. and i mean, that it is really important, and it is like i said, it has been

commissioner hyde? >> yeah, if i could speak to that. and i think that truly the only reason that you would have issues on that street is because there is one person and they are a target and i think that by opening the street up to more business and more foot traffic, that that will only be helpful. and just because i lived there i noticed that if i should have to walk down that street and there is literally like, no one, and it is going to be nice to have the foot traffic and that will actually help and help the petty issues that are happening there. >> thank you. >> all right. any other comments from commissioners? if not, you can have a seat. >> thank you, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> is there any police comments on this? >> or concerns? >> i don't see any in it. >> no. >> president tan. >> i apologize. >> vice president hyde and commissioners and lieutenant from the san francisco police department, just quickly because the issue of lighting was brought up and i want to speak because there is an opportunity to kind of sh

second. >> commissioner perez commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner frost commissioner hyde all right. now we're to the report from the executive director. >> good afternoon. we're trying to be exceeded i'll do the best i can this evening i wanted to update the commission on a couple of matters including the business protective legislation there's a whole bunch of legislation getting written and introduced by people running for offices so there's a lot of it to digest i'm not going to go through it a copy in a nutshell it's positive incentive to protect legacy businesses that have been here for thirty years or more and insensitive vision zero landlord and giving tax incentives take a look at it it will be in front of committee level in the next couple of weeks and if you do of the anything of interests and want someone to come here it is not needed our approval is not needed our support is also good and many businesses are food and beverage businesses we have a presentation from the heritage folks they're behind us in a big way it is related to businesses we work with. >> ca

that mccallister owns. >> okay, thank you. >> commissioner, hyde, do you have something? >> all right. no? >> well, go ahead, commissioner? >> provided that we give you this permit and could you explain to me, how we are going to fix the outside, with the people, and do you have the security to help you out. >> and we have, and it is fixed and i mean to... and it has gotten better and they are just so nicer and it is harder to convince the people that i have the right to stand on the street, you know, and then if, and then have you to have the door guys come on and say that you actually have the right because the police told us, you know, i don't know how legal that is, you know, the aclu is going to come out or who. >> and with the permit now, and the good neighborhood policy, you are responsible 100 feet from your door, you know? and so we have to clear. >> all the way down to (inaudible). >> you know, whatever, and you know, and a certain amount of responsibility, and i have no problem doing it. >> it is when you run into the people and say, hey, i am a lawyer, for so

our commissioner frost commissioner moshoyannis commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner hyde all right. both of those permits have been approved you're good to go. >> congratulations. >> all right. the next one we moved is the gentleman and this is also a limited live performance permit i think the reason you've decided to remove this from the consent calendar was because there's issues with the police conditions so i can tell you right now that is in the utter mission near to club male and female but they've had musicians a long time may be one guy they're coming into compliance and want the musicians to compliment their cuisine is anyone here from that place? well, mr. serious is not here should we go ahead or do you want to and i move to continue >> we'll continue. do we have a second >> i'll second that. >> on that motion since the applicant is not. >> is there a public comment on continuing this item? seeing none, and do you want to give us a date? >> the next meeting. >> all right. so that will be on november 18th a motion to continue this until november 18th commission

david hyde pierce is here. [ cheers and applause ] can't wait to talk to him.stopping by to talk about the midterms and her new book, "a fighting chance," senator elizabeth warren will be joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] very excited about that. and you know him as badger from "breaking bad," and now he's on the hit show of "mom." the very funny matt jones will be joining us. i've known matt for a very long time, which is why it's embarrassing i -- [ mumbles ] jones, matt jones. you know, this is the thing. you know, a lot of times whenever people ask me how we come up with the jokes for the monologue, i'm always happy to tell them, because we have -- i believe that we have a very cool writing process here for our monologue, and i'm really proud of it. now, in other late night shows, the writers will read the news, and then they will write jokes that correspond to those news stories. but our writers have a different system. our writers come up with their punch lines, they write their punch lines without ever reading the news at all. and then, what th

caroline hyde is ringing us a host of interviews.se of the scale of this fast-growing event. >> you call it exponential. 404 years ago, 20,000 expected to descend upon these buildings. this is the calm before the storm. weary heads few ew lifting their heads. of activity. you have 20,000 ascending from 86 countries. people flying in all over from silicon valley and various parts of europe. dublin airport was chaos as everyone was flying in. asing a nice used to ireland an economy. to dublin it will be ringing in 100 million euros for the next two to three days while the conference is going on. it is phenomenal. you have the a list or set of tech coming over and the likes uppeter teel who helped set paypal and the leaders of oculus coming over and vip parties later tonight. there is one held by twitter. it is happening here today. longoria is here, lily well.he model is here as the excitement about what share sales are happening and who will be pitching. upse is the new start coming to flog their wares, to grab some funding from saw t

. >> thank you very much, caroline hyde.ve seen returns to growth for europe's two biggest economies. expansion revealed that the recovery in the region is still slow. we have dutch gdp as well. on the quarter, 0.2%. that is a mess. quarter revised lower as well. 0.6%. dutch gdp just missed. the big headline is that germany of voids recession. let's bring in hans nichols from berlin. , good news for merkel, still pretty low. >> this is what u.s. treasury secretary jack lew is talking about when he warns about a potential lost decade. you have growth in germany and france but this is marginal growth. look at the french numbers. 0.3% increase. they revised their figures from last quarter and they had contraction. here is what their finance minister said about it in terms of drug -- in terms of job growth. economic activity picked up slightly but it remains too weak to ensure the job creation our country needs. germany, we shouldn't discount it yet. it came in right at expectations. remember, this is 28% of european output. a b

let's check in with caroline hyde. >> thanks, francine. a very happy thanksgiving to all those in america. we's have a look at just how are doing and european trade. pretty flat at the moment. we are expecting a little bit of hope in the outset of today's trade. speech from mario draghi, ecb president. could he give further indication of stimulus? esterday we had victor constanzio. he said the ecb could consider buying government bonds, expanding into full-blown quantitative easing if needed. weidmann, the german head of the central bank also coming to the floor. he is saying there could be legal challenges if the ecb wants to buy government debt. as we wait for europe to fire up, keep an eye on china. we saw stocks there at a three-year high. loosentepping in to monetary policy, worried about profits in industrial companies which fell by the most in two years. amazing volumes going on in chinese trading. might not mean much to you but it is twice the daily average in volumes that you see traded on the s&p 500. serious volumes over in chin

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. >> commissioner hyde and sxhishgz lieutenant with the san francisco police department before i get to the specific issue tlrns there's been a trend happening over the last couple of years in our committee as well as the board of supervisors where everybody the supervisors office eased the police department and the community were collaborating with the businesses so the supervisor staff spoke candidly but what's been happening at the 11th hour applicants are showing up trying to renegotiate here we're referencing the board of supervisors if anything that really negative gaits the community many think it's resolved because they're relying on officer torres or the captain there's an agreement and historically and i think that's itself beauty of san francisco your word means a lot in the city a lot more than our signature sometimes generally speaking we come from the board and committees certainly over the years thing come up but this is a trend you guys may want to be looking at closer how you are perceived in the future what is tricky i'm familiar i did the license with officer torre

caroline hyde. to beijing now. leaders gathering for the annual apec summit.ore at stake than the health of asian economies. it might determine political stability in the region for years to come here to stephen engle is at the summit. what is the latest? >> so much happening here on the final day of the ceo summit of the apec gathering. the leader summit happens tomorrow. president arriving this morning in beijing. he has had meetings with the new president of indonesia and shinzo abe of japan. of course, the big one, which i will talk about later on, with xi jinpeng meeting shinzo abe of japan. earlier this afternoon, we heard , speakingmir putin about the state of the russian economy and the ruble outflows. he said the ruble situation is not due to fundamental economic factors. he said the ruble weakness is speculative and will end. he said the central bank has no intention of imposing capital controls. he said energy payments in yuan and ruble will help limit the dollars clout. heardr things we have from the russian leader in the past. he is saying it here

this city hall i call is silly hall hud all those different changes our talking about there was a hyde meeting with some of the supervisors held the meeting supervisor breed was very disappointed in hud and everybody else that was involved now roadway i'm here to tell the city olsen lee and ed lee there's a new era the city is broken your breaking and entering people from all over the country and not sit down and talk to people like myself not one time not one time have they come ask the expert that's okay. i'm going to file an injunction this is a new era and all those pope's people are coming and complaining but we as african-americans have been doing this over 25 and thirty years displaced and put together the self-corporation i forget but no one is going to ask me is question and olsen lee knows me and mayor ed lee i can't understand the city and county you go outside our city limits to answer the questions need is our community this is a new era and dog done it i don't have time i hope you have a meeting are olsen lee i'm asking for a meeting all hands on do everything we can and

back to you. >> thank you, caroline hyde. 2. will be that in ♪ >> christmas is bigger than the 25th of december. it is a buildup to christmas and it is really about celebrating and storytelling again. we have created -- ♪ beckham, with romeo who was like a little superstar in him. we have designed a different piece of the different platforms. havewe have done is windows you can interact with and it goes in the stores and online. we are trying to join in with the storytelling. you might see a great outdoor advertising image and data relates back to the window. >> you are also the first british brand to take over the windows of paris. how does it feel to take on the fashion capital of the world? >> it is amazing to be working in paris with such an iconic store. london being the fashion capital of the world -- [laughter] and also -- what is wonderful is the creativity we had as we worked on the windows and the experiences. the puppet making is incredibly beautiful and the way they go about doing that and that is the joy for the fro

. >> good evening commissioner hyde and commissioners and staff i'm karen flood the executive director of the union square district i'm here to speak in support of the golden gate applications for the permit you should have a letter in our packet you've received and, yes, we're supportive mr. kim is a long time board member of the union square and prior to that the union square board he runs good businesses and invites us out to lunch and holds meetings we have a team of ambassadors and cleaners he's also honoring them and recognizing them and he started off as a street cleaner and proud of 3 he's taking great pride in the neighborhood and each of his 5 businesses he's done an extensive outreach to the neighborhoods as mentioned we think this is a wonderful edition to the neighborhood. >> good evening. i'm kevin carol the executive director of the hotel council mr. kim and the golden gate grill reached it out work with our hotels and we immediately succeed them to mr. padilla to see if there's questions that process and the way he reached out speaks to his business and happy to work wi

next anne hyde authors of "empires, nations and families" takes a look at the multiethnic inhabitants of the louisiana purchase. >> the premise of the book is pretty simple, that no matter what time period you are talking about an american west it was never empty. so in a way it's a challenge to the traditional pioneer story where white anglo pioneer landscape so i really wanted to fill up that landscape of people before those other people came. the families that i looked at had a lot to do with why they were so many people there before 1850 and the white pioneers arrived in all of that colonial conquest created mixed blood families. so families of mixed hispanic and anglo, native american and anglo, native american and black, native american and hispanic you name it and i was just amazed to find out these people who filled up that empty landscape. this question about racial attitudes in the west is really a great one because it does change. in the first half of the 19th century, you know everything isn't just hunky-dory and the easy pc about race but there is much more racial -- goin