lazarus has pleaded not guilty. wrong and that the evidence doesn't add up. beginning with those meetings between stephanie and sherri at the hospital, apparently over the man in the middle of this alleged love triangle, john ruetton. >> stephanie went to see sherri? >> yes. >> i'm guessing not to wish her well in her new marriage. >> no, but i can tell you what happened. john was still calling her, and stephanie went to tell sherri, look, you guys are getting married. tell him not to call me. you better tell him to lay off. >> not "your marriage isn't going anywhere to him and i'm ready to step in if anything goes wrong?" >> that's nonsense and there's hearsay to say that's what happened but that never happened. >> overland does admit that back in 19 6 stephanie was unhappy when she learned that her former boyfriend, john ruetton, was planning to marry sherri rasmussen, rather than continue a relationship with her. in fact, in a journal stephanie kept back then, which was seized at the time of her arrest, lazarus w

with lazarus house.worked in some housing environments where the homeless are not exactly sheltered. it is a place where they can go and sit and watch tv in the evening, get a good meal. i have a homeless knowledge. i have a passion to help those. i know how it feels. circumstances of all, and put us there. i believe i could also be a benefit knowing a good and bad of the shelter and what can be fixed. i believe that for those reasons i should be considered for the seat. >> i'm maxine paulson, i've applied for seat 2. i could fall under 4, 5, and 6. i did not get a nomination, but i first took seat number one the first two years and my son is now 21. i timed out of that spot. i got a seat with the local homeless coordinating board. i chose to only apply for this board of supervisors spot because of the local homeless court matings but on the committee was always full and there are always pulls. since i have been a stable member and have not missed any meetings, i have been laid because i am coming from -

december, 2009, parks commissioner president lazarus ordered an rpd staff to hold public meetings with regards to changing the use of the boat house. no public meetings had been held prior to the rpd making the top down decision to turn the top level of the boat house into a cafe/souvenir shop. having misled the public, they did not disclose city documents regarding the boat house. they told the commission that the boats were knew when i and the lease it says new, or if not new. we could go on and on. we do not want this change of use. this approval must be postponed. supervisor chu: thank youchu next -- thank you. supervisor chu: next speaker, please. >> my name is peggy cushion. i am opposed to the lease. i am with the sierra club and the golden gate audubon society. we are concerned that the change of function in this boat house will threaten children's appreciation of boating, as well as the heron degree. vendor, shmendor, we do not care who the vendor is. we want a good contract. i would like these inserted into the contract. no night lighting. this is very important to the golden

commissioner ann lazarus. commissioner francis crowley. item two, approval of the minutes for the february 8 meeting. >> so low. >> second. >> motion -- all in favor. item three, public comment on executive session. public comment on executive session? item four, executive session. >> so move. >> all in favor? executive sessio. >> commission voted to approve 4a1a and moved not to disclose any other matters discussed in executive session. >> item 6, please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers, and similar some producing devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound producing electronic device. please be advised that members of the public have up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments on each agenda item unless the port commission adopts the shorter time and any agenda item. >> moved in light of the popular loss of a quorum to public testim

bazaar, the executive director of the commission's national broadband plan and last year we had eddie lazarus who was the current fcc chief of staff. i was honored to have both of those gentlemen and we had great conversations as many of you can attest. this is really a step up the ladder for us to have an it c c commissioner here. >> imus the live-in chairmanship. a don't know what that was. i must've been and vacation that week. >> we were talking about that earlier and he said you may have to wait awhile longer. >> i am sure -- >> by the way now that you have been on the commission -- how many years? 2-1/2. would you rather be broadband czar or fcc chief of staff or commissioner? >> those first two are completely thankless jobs. i'm very comfortable where i am right now. >> that was probably a little bit tongue-in-cheek. we will get more serious on your views about the job of fcc commissioner shortly but we probably ought to tell the audience right away, that you and i -- for those that and not initiated, we are both graduates of duke university, correct? >> absolutely. [applause] >> blair

director of the commission's national broadband plan team and then last year we had in your chair, eddie lazarus who was the current fcc chief of staff. i was very honored to have is both of those gentlemen, of course, and we had great conversations, as many of you can attest, but i guess this is really a step up the ladder, right? for us to have an fcc commissioner here, wouldn't you agree? >> blair is sitting right there. i don't know. i missed the levin chairmanship. i don't know where i was. i must have been on vacation that week. >> i was talking with blair about that earlier and he said you may just have to wait a little while longer. so -- [ inaudible ] >> well, by the way, now that you've been on the commission for -- how many years have you been on? >> about four and a half. >> oka do you think you would rather be broadband czar or rather have been broadband czar or the fcc chief of staff or the commissioner? >> i think those first two are completely thankless jobs. i'm very comfortable where i am right now. that was probably a little bit of tonguend cheek and we're going get to more se