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we did the 500 mailer. we did hold a community meeting. very few people did show to meeting. however, i was in contact with several of our neighborhood organizations, merchants of the town, economic development on third street. i have had a phone conference with officer gordon in talking about what it is that we're going to be bringing to the corridor. and i have been able to gather quite a bit of support from new residents as well as the old-timers of the neighborhood who are really looking forward to bringing back basically a historic location that a lot of them have missed. because prior to cafe envy, it used to be the monte carlo which is a place of meeting for a lot of the older community members. so, they are very excited to see something coming back to the corridor that they dearly missed. i will let megan talk -- elaborate a little more about the project. >> supervisor cohen: i just want to recognize megan mitchell who is also a native san franciscoian and has done and written a lot of articles that have been publicized. >> thank you. what we're doing with cafe envy,

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kind of thing since the cia was created in one thousand forty seven we've used posters pamphlets mailers banners you name it we've planted false information for newspapers we've used what the british call king george's calorie suitcases of cash add to that assassinations information warfare hacking and that's just the stuff we know about this the johnson that helped oversee that cia's exhibit g.'s he'd know the difference is they say when russia does it it's to destroy the world even when that meddling has no actual impact on the elections as even the justice department just admitted when america does it so the greater good democracy and all that you could ask of course how on earth overthrowing democratically elected leaders such as the cia has done is helping democracy how selling billions of dollars worth of guns to gulf dictators is helping democracy but don't well the us is not allowed to to interfere in other country's affairs it just gets away with it because the only organization that really could sanction the you know the us in terms of what it does internationally is the united

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mailer -- her male counterparts and a gift to a woman secretary of state.t is on display, it is very much a parent. >> the art of diplomatic giftgiving is trying to figure out who the person is, what might they be adjusted in, but at the same time, we'll represents me and my country, how can i represent my culture, the national resources and artisans of my country as well. this does this magnificently. we have been actively building this artifact collection for many years now and we are at about 7500 items in the collection. ,his collection is truly unique there is no other institution that is solely focused on collecting diplomacy. objects would have no worlds to go and would be somewhat lost to history. with the diplomacy museum, we can really bring the stories to light through these fascinating , this visual appeal and the many fascinating people and events behind these objects. >> in front of our outreach, we travel around united states quite a bit and most americans know they can go to the state department to get a passport, but they don't really quite

including bob woodward carl bernstein, walter cronkite, edward murrow, peter jennings kaunda norman mailer, seymour hersh, glenn greenwald in today's honorees. most importantly, the polk awards symbolize their commitment to the american promise of a free press and awareness a moment to celebrate the incredible in per journalist that pursuit truth at all costs. it's an interesting dichotomy between information truth was mark funds in social media, we have never had more access to information in your truth is more elusive than ever. the polk awards honor truth. our judges painstakingly review 485 submissions this year. many stories have shown their potential to be life-changing and even world changing and each was told because a journalist unraveled a web of thought to tell the truth to read it, absorb it. we cannot properly honor the magnitude of their work, the volume of submissions were the obstacles they face in just a single moment. as always we will host a reception at the roosevelt halt to officially give the words. in light of the free press and sacrifice that went into the submissio

murrow, christiana amanpour, norman mailer, diane sawyer, seymour hersh, don george and, glenn greenwald, and today's honorees. most importantly the pull awards symbolize our commitment to the american promise of a free press and award us a moment to celebrate the incredible and brave journalists that pursue truth at all costs. there is an interesting dichotomy between information and truth with social media. we have never had more access to more information and yet the truth is more elusive than ever. the polk awards honor truth. our judges painstakingly reviewed 485 submissions this year. many of those stories have shown their potential to be life-changing and even world changing, and each was told because a journalist unraveled a web, sought to tell the truth and compelled us to see it, read it, absorb yet. we cannot properly honor the magnitude of their work, the obstacle they have faced in just a single moment. as always we will host a reception at the roosevelt hotel to officially bestow the awards, but in light of the importance of a free press and sacrifice, the 2018e honoring po

magic patio did a mailer to their neighbors. and barebottle brewing company hosted an event and had all their neighbors invited and apparently 20 neighbors came and they all got a free pint of beer and were able to hear about fun plans for entertainment. and then san francisco brewing company, that's in the square, fairmont hotel has longer term rentals i believe that are right there. you'll see in the packet there's a letter of support from the group. so, yeah, not concerned. i think they all did it. >> commissioner perez: thank you. >> vice president thomas: any other comments? >> commissioner lee: just on the one in the garedelhi. they'll have music outside until 8:00. >> yes, this is a guinea pig here. this was approved by police and fire department planning. you could set specific conditions in terms of outdoor if you like. >> commissioner lee: is the applicant here. >> we need to vote to pull it off consent if we want to hear from them. >> commissioner lee: yeah, i -- >> in order to talk about it we have to pull it off con