it will begin the high speed train kaks next year and then it will start working on los angeles to las vegas. >>> users were outraged, the rollout the company says was a mistake. . >> welcome back. if you have been on instagram some users on instagram come pleeltly lost their minds when they lost its mind when some even threatened to stage a boycott. everything is back to normal right now. instagram offered an explanation. here is a tweet that says sorry about that. this was supposed to be a small test but we want broader than we anticipated. more broadly, people didn't like it. >> stage a protest? >> yeah. they may not test that out again. >> yeah. >> come on, folks, it is just instagram. today is a good day to take some pictures. >> absolutely. i would love to see them. you have to hold on tight because winds are blowing pretty fast out there. >> put your heair up if you're taking picturs outside. thanks for joining us. have a beautiful thursday. here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooo

kak. the plan was to target people on the war on drugs and people whose communities and opportunities who were cut down by generations of over incarceration, over policing, which comes, also with money bail, it deals with fees and fines associated with the criminal justice system. it is quite a comprehensive and layered situation. people from these communities are not monolithic. and that means that i am interested in seeing an equity program that allows -- that is larger than just low income people being able to prosper. what i created in the equity program, division was to ensure people were not stifled or suffocated or their ability to create a business was impeded upon because of the war on drugs however, when we wrote the equity plan, we wanted to ensure the wealthy individuals didn't get to the front line, and those who had access to resources weren't able to take advantage of the permitting program that we were in the process of building as we were accepting applications. so that is

i'm not particularly -- i guess i need more conversation and thought about the over all kak. are they conflicting from your interpretation? or are they prior to -- potentially complementary? what is your read? >> i want to know how you see it if you are not comfortable with supervisor peskin -- >> i don't mean it like that. i'm not sure i am convinced that having a limit on dispensaries is for the industry in general. i want to have further conversation. that is what i am saying. i can understand the intent. the intent is if you are going to say you want to open up as many opportunities for everyone in general, the idea is may be two is not the right number. may be it is three. if we were to accept it today, we could have further conversation about it on monday is what the deputy deputy city attorney said. >> do you want to jump in for a second? >> to the extent that they differ, i would say that the amendment looks at the entire supply chain, as well as restricting that to one in each category. it focuses on the equity applicant as the individual and that permits. supervisor

>> no kak i just call -- called item. >> seven b. -- >> let's do it that way. >> so i was saying before that we would need a motion to administratively dismiss seven a and seven c. and then we would take public comment on that motion. so you will have an opportunity to address the motion but seven item b. is eligible for a hearing. >> so moved. i will make that motion. >> we have a motion from commissioner honda to administratively -- to direct the director to administratively dismiss item seven a and seven c. so on that motion, is there any public comment? >> do you swear and affirm the testimony were about to give is the truth? >> yes. >> thank you. >> i am the attorney working with the two appellants. this last-minute sandbagging is really unfortunate. because this is a complicated case that the owner is moving on and removing the tenants. without another application for a new stairway. no one has -- we do not have copies of them either. we need some time to submit real information on this project. we are building by building, losing existing housing by improvements, conversions and

bit of haggling and some playful banter but for many women in lagos nigeria it can mean fending off kakcalls and even sexual abuse and now they've had enough our social media editor liz show joins me now for more liz. we're going to be joined by liz. very soon there she is good to see you this is being billed as nigeria's meat movement to tell us more. that's right leila so over the weekend about a dozen women and men gathered at the market in lagos nigeria and they were protesting against sexual harassment that women have experienced at that market so it wasn't a very large group but still they managed to get people's attention here you see them they were wearing these yellow t. shirts holding up signs chanting do not touch us or stop touching us as a lot of people were really paying attention to them but then these activists say that they were disappointed by the reaction especially from the men and especially from the vendors at that to market here for example of the participants says i was at the market in march and just because we said stop touching us they would as they called us