so i strongly urge you to support johnny appleseed. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am the executive director of hospitality house, and i wanted to speak in favor of daniel hlad. as you know, hospitality has been rooted in the tenderloin community for the last 44 years. we recently did expand to the sixth street corridor and the central market area. and daniel was an integral part of our decision to do that and to bring our model to other neighborhoods. i hired daniel about eight years ago, and from the very beginning he really embraced the community and the mission of hospitality house to serve folks you are low-income and homeless in the neighborhood. he lived in the neighborhood and has been a really big part of what has happened there. he is a man of integrity and of energy and ideas. so i hope you will strongly consider him for this position. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> hello. director of the coalition on homelessness. i also wanted to speak in favor of the appointment of daniel hlad to th

my name is michael nulty, and i am known as the johnny appleseed of organizing. where i go, organizations and sprout. i have extensive knowledge in history of all three categories required receipt 8. you can see the green sheet and a package that was just handed it to you. missouri a native san franciscan. i have lived and worked in the central market neighborhoods for the last 35 years. i have worked on hundreds of projects and issues affecting those who live, work, or visit downtown. i have attended and organized hundreds of community meetings. i have already attended at least two cac meetings for the central market. and i have contributed to the cause of zandex, to their community benefit agreement, which the clause is to create an online help center for midmarket residents, to publicize events in the midmarket area, offering updates, a listing of resources for residents, nonprofits, and businesses to quickly and effectively distribute information to clients and customers and employees. also, i have community support from a variety of stakeholders, including n

well at the risk of people around the world not understanding the metaphor he's a johnny appleseed of political ideas he's running around planting these ideas that will later spread out i mean i have i adopted some pretty libertarian views myself thirty years ago when i first started arguing with him about politics he's very much educating americans especially young ones about the process and getting them involved in it that he's absolutely invaluable he is as i said he's taking the discussion to a new level here and one that's needed mark in washington i think it's a very good observation that mark in sacramento made is because it least people are getting active people getting involved in the process again it's good to see young people wanting to get involved in the process because you can you can have the occupy wall street movement and you can vote ok so i mean it's a nice mixture isn't it. i think ron paul represents a very loud very passionate minority of americans that don't fit neatly into republican or democratic camps and i don't think one party ron paul frankly belongs in th

education ashley middle mambro by johnnie the appleseed. right after world war ii we just defeated the nazis and the japanese with a new challenge on the cold war. americans want to know what is about our civilization worth defending? great books provide them with that. the union halls, new york mca, nurses come and mechanics mean to discuss shakespeare in "the federalist papers." surely it is a great thing. offering education and that was the big project that set of books sold by a two britannica door-to-door. that is why a people resent him because he could sell the product. they could sell flat wire. before 80 era of good door to door rapist. the 80 antidote's door to door with the 54 volumes said it also goes to something about the american people to buttress the idea the best educated people in the history of the world. i think it was. if you go door to door to give away 1 million sets i don't think he would find 1 million willing recipients. but somehow they sold 54 million. absolutely amazing. the basic dilemma and challenge to ameri

johnny appleseed, marco polo have nothing on this character. >> here's the thing.f their revenue from the concessions. a little bit of markup there so they love it when people go ahead and buy that stuff and it is intoxicating but look, if you don't like -- >> it is. i love the smell of that popcorn and i love the taste of it. but if you don't like the prices, don't buy it. why sue? >> why sue them? >> well, they get that smell. for my son's birthday party a couple of years ago, maybe it was my daughter's, i brought in my own popcorn. >> to a theater? >> yeah, i brought in little bags for every kid that was going to be there. come organizatin, i wasn't goind $8. a friend of mine we go to the movies and bring in salads and we crunch them. >> i remember growing up, we would go to the drive-in movie theater and my mom and dad would pop a great big barrel of popcorn. it would be that deep. >> i have a similar story. i go on line with my family and buy snacks. this guy is my hero. i support him. anything i can do, just call me. straight ahead -- >> is this year's electi