josiah said he was in the army in 1942.re to give a shout out to the president and the mayor. the president has given us gay marriage. i realize that a lot of us did not come from marriage families. my marijuana people do not like president obama because of the marijuana. it is between the marijuana people and the church people. medical marijuana and same gender marriages. we need more marriage and death in this country. today, they have called for more world peace in san francisco. that is what they said. this board has got to do that. when it was just irish and italian, a gay man came out of europe. mr. president, we need a new and great president. it is time to make san francisco for all people. we have 200,000 people in this country -- aarp reported that. president chiu: to any other members of the public was to speak in general public comment? general public, it is closed. please read the adoption cotter. >> items 30-34 are being considered for immediate adoption and will be enacted upon with a single roll call vote. p

josiah bunting the third was 13th superintendent of the vmi. record as an academic, administrator, included terms as president of briarcliff and hampton sydney colleges and head master at lawrenceville school. he has taught courses at west point, the naval war college, hampton city, vmi, lawrenceville, and the institution up the road, from lawrenceville, princeton university. i will refrain in the interest of time from detailing and dazzling you with the multiple disciplines and enormous diversity of subject matter which he has taught. at these institutions. he currently serves as president of the harry frank guggenheim foundation and as a visiting lecturer at princeton. he is a vmi alumnus. a rhodes scholar. a vietnam veteran, an ardent red sox fan. the author of five books ranging from novels to biographies. most recent among them his ulysses s. grant which is simply the finest brief biography of grant which we have. presently he is finishing a biography of another great general and statesman, george c. marshall. in short, he is that rarest o

(cheers and applause) >> back when it was something wow do as josiah bartlett would you put your jacketn like this. >> yes. >> do you know what mi about to do. >> yeah. >> you're aide would hand you your jacket like this. >> no, no, they wouldn't hand it to me. >> no, i would do it. >> your mike is on there, chief. >> oh. >> so you're interested in seeing nobody hands it to you, you hand it to yourself. let me see, you go this, go, throw it over your head. directly. >> directly over your head. >> yes, yes. >> yes, now you're really feeling you're ready for battle. >> yes, indeed. >> feels like a piece of armour. >> you had an unhispanic name originally. >> it was originally geraldo rivera. >> no, no, i still have the name ramon es testify easy. >> you changed it. >> i did. i started using martin sheen because i had difficulty getting a job at that time because there was such prejudice against hispanics. >> the latino prefer to be called. >> yeah. >> have quite a cultural impact on our country these days have you thought about taking the old ramon esteves back. >> if the acting gig doesn

(cheers and applause) >> back when it was something wow do as josiah bartlett would you put your jacket on like this. >> yes. >> do you know what mi about to do. >> yeah. >> you're aide would hand you your jacket like this. >> no, no, they wouldn't hand it to me. >> no, i would do it. >> your mike is on there, chief. >> oh. >> so you're interested in seeing nobody hands it to you, you hand it to yourself. let me see, you go this, go, throw it over your head. directly. >> directly over your head. >> yes, yes. >> yes, now you're really feeling you're ready for battle. >> yes, indeed. >> feels like a piece of armour. >> you had an unhispanic name originally. >> it was originally geraldo rivera. >> no, no,s