founded by marcus brooks he's the an icon in japan neighborhoods and is a renounced center. marcus books has been a meeting place for organizations like west side community services and the development organization and the black panthers and the 17968 strishgz at san francisco state college. the store has hosted incredible icon like rosa parks and james baldwin and malcolm x. marcus books is a historic treasure in our community who's future are under factory attack. the building opened its doors in 1953 and it was founded as a jazz place. bill holiday and other go placed at jim bosses city. it's not an compensation to say that the building helped put fill more on the map. and yet in the 1960s the san francisco redemonstrate agency tried to remove the map and trying to demolish it but a diverse group of folks came together and the house was literally picked up and hauled to its new locations. although many vindicate to be sworn were sealed destroyed. ful from there it continued it's historic america. the business and it's buildings are a tests time to our legacy of the japanes

and then finally, the hpc is considering to initiate landmark designation from marcus brooks for article 10 of the planning code. the hpc, though, continued the item to its august 21st hearing at the request of the current property owner. so, on august 21st, they will take up the matter at that time if they do choose to initiate designation on the marcus brooks building. it will then be forwarded to the board of supervisors for final consideration of that landmark designation. and that concludes my report to you unless you have any comments. >> i don't believe so. thank you. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we can move on to general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public can address the commission for up to three minutes, and we have several speaker cards. >> cal

colleagues i just wanted to be relieved because i'd like to introduce my resolution for marcus brooks on the actual complif agenda since this board of supervisors has taken a real interest in making sure we move this through and it's effective for the family who is currently struggling to work out the details >> the supervisors i want to thank. thank you all so much for supporting this and i'm asking colleagues to move this forward as an item to move on today in the agenda. >> madam clerk is that the end of roll call. mr. president, that includes the right to life pr i know there's a number of folks here as well as for general public comment why - >> those items require an 8 vote threshold and supervisors must meet two thresholds with an is the finding and the brown finding. so with the imperfect agenda item we need to make several items first year first, i want to say that supervisor breed has made a motion. first on the motion there is a series injury can i have a second to that motion? >> and let's take a motion on the brown act finding that supervisor breed has made. before we ado

> suarez: nina, james, thank you both. >> you're welcome >> woodruff: and to the analysis of brooks and marcus. "new york times" columnist david brooks and "washington post" columnist ruth marcus. mark shields is off tonight. welcome to you both. so just david, just picking up on ray's interview. how do you see the affect of the court rule on voting rights? what does it mean for minority voters? >> i'm struck first of all by this but in that interview, what harm was section 4 doing, you know, aside from setting aside the constitutional, was it caughting any problems. i don't think it was causing any problems, giving the history of this country. i think when you estimate how much actual effect it's going have on actual voters, one, you've got a real issue which we propet allly deal with. how much racism is in society that is just waiting for the chance to exercise itself. and i confess, i don't know the answer to that question. but we may be about to find out. but i will say if any party does, and i think is this a lesson in the last section, if anybody does voter suppression thinking it will h

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