tang to my right and sitting in for chair mark farrell, supervisor and board president and joined by supervisor asa -- oh, there's supervisor jeff sheehy. you can sit on this side,

supervisor malia cohen, supervisor aaron peskin, and supervisor mark farrell, and with that, i'd like to bring up our leader to give us a history, abbreviated, reverend brown, we ain't in church. we trying to sign this today. amen? amen. amen congregation. reverend brown, our leader, come on up. >> good afternoon. madam president of our board of supervisors, supervisors peskin, cohen, to our city administrator, our friend, miss naomi kelley, i see other department heads here, but time would not permit me to name them all, and indeed to our fine mayor, my friend and servant of the people, mayor edwin lee, give him a big round of applause. and to all the members and our officers of 3rd baptist church, we have with us the chair person of our deacon's ministry, deacon alfonso campbell, chair person of our trustee ministry, trustee preston turner. this is a tender and touching moment for me, for i am privileged to stand to celebrate a fateful day, a day in which our honored mayor will sign this legislation that w l defines a faith community as a landmark, a mark, a memorial of what all fai

my name is mark farrell, i'll be chairing this confirm i'm joined by our supervisor and committee vice chair aaron peskin as well as katie tang. i want to thank jim and charls from sfgov tv for covering the meeting as well as the clerk of our committee. i want to make a few announcements. for item number one only we'll have spanish interpreters here so if anyone needs an interpreter, please feel tree to let our staff now. -- know. as well as we'll have chinese interpreters for items number three and four. lastly i want to wish my own father a happy birthday today on november 13. with that, madame clerk, item number one. >> yes. item number one is a ordinance amending the fire housing codes to require sprinklers in residential and hotels. supervisor? >> thank you. i appreciate your takinging this up again and i also want to thank the many community representives who have come out in support of this language overdue legislation, including the community tenants association, the san francisco apartment association, the mission s.r.o. collaborative, chinatown s.r.o. collaborative and the pe

mark farrell doesn't want a flood of stores. >> what i've suggested is a 600-foot buffer between different dispensary that's would allow one or two to go in per commercial corridor. >> currently i'm supporting a 1,000 foot buffer from adult use cannabis from schools and daycare centers. >>> the new law allowing recreational use goes into effect january 1st. many say they want something in place by then. the supervisor is one of them. >> i hope we have the votes for it. allowing existing medical cannabis dispensaries to add adult use january 1. >> he says the board can then discuss regulations for new cannabis businesses next year. there are currently 46 medical marijuana dispensaries operating in the city. they asked the board not to rush the decision and table it for two weeks. >> doing this ensthurs final legislation passed is thoughtful, culturally sensitive, and the best legislation for the city of san francisco. >> reporter: again, the board agreed with her. they've decided to continue to table the discussion. >> all right. thanks. >>> the parents of a 10-year-old boy who flew off a w

supervisor malia cohen, supervisor aaron peskin, and supervisor mark farrell, and with that, i'd like to bring up our leader to give us a history, abbreviated, reverend brown, we ain't in church. we trying to sign this today. amen? amen. amen congregation. reverend brown, our leader, come on

tang to my right and sitting in for chair mark farrell, supervisor and board president and joined by supervisor asa -- oh, there's supervisor jeff sheehy. you can sit on this side, too, if you want. and our clerk is ms. alyssa samira. do we have any announcements? >> yes. please make sure to silence all cell phones and leng tro*ng devices, completed speaker card and any documents to be included as part of a file should be submitted to the clerk. >> thank you, ms. samira. colleagues could we have a motion to excuse supervisor farrell made by supervisor tang. we'll take that without objection. supervisor farrell is excused. i also want to thank the staff at sfgov tv,jim smith and jesse larson for live streaming today's hearing. and with that, madame clerk, if you could please call can item number one. >> item number one is relating cannabis land uses, allow m.c.d.s in additional zoning districts, establish a land use process for the conversion of m.c.d.s, repeal ordinance 186-17, created a limit of three m.c.d.s in cannabis retail in excelsior outter mission m.c.d. and making appropria

. >> all marking. >> farrell on the cover next year then we know they're in coo hoots there. >> carsonait to should have his up adams bleep. >> i love that they rib each other. >> they have a fun little rifle lee. >> adam can always say edit first. >> he can actually say i am s sexy. >> block, look at the picture. he's cute. >> what defines sexy. >> it's not that he' n it's just that i'm not sure that i think he's like the sexiest. that's like the top top top. you see what i'm saying? >> like anyone -- all right. holly, we hear you. let's take him it and replace him with. >> anyone with the last name hemsworth. liam hemsworth. chris hemsworth. anyone from the hemsworth familiarly. >> anyone from australia. >> we already said jason mamoa him and the rock. >> idris elba. >> i'm not -- that's allison's side. >> i think he's pretty sexy. >> people magazine picked jason after the rock last year, then people would be like jason is sexy. i like that and move on with their lives. >> does people not get a lot more play for their choice right now with everybody saying, what, did you see who peop

issues were being adjudicated, the numbers that were on here, because they didn't say hey, mark, supervisor farrell, this is one that's in your district, this is a little bit different. you should take a look at it. i thought they were all taken care of and handled appropriately, and i don't think that was the case. in terms of our treasurer's and tax collectors office, first of all, i need to say, i am in the beginning -- and he needs to know this, i am a huge permanent fan of mr. cisneros and i will continue to be, and everyone that i've had contact with in his office, i've had great interactions with over the years shs so it's nothing on a personal level, but as defensive actions here, to me, what happened is totally inappropriate, and i think we need to have a little bit of a shift here. i appreciate some of the comments of my colleagues of the attorney of the people who bought the lot, that it's about the statute itself, but there's a lot of discussions about is it reasonable? could our treasurer and tax collector's office have done more? we need to flip this and think what do our residents an

mark: thanks. greg farrell is with us, blp legal reporter. it was disclosed last night that sessions has asked senior federal prosecutors to evaluate these questions raised by the committee chairman about the fbi investigation last year about clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state. where could this lead us? greg: to a very confusing area. it seems it is a partisan attempt to offset the mueller ,robe with a different countervailing special counsel, which would dig into the history of hillary clinton and, by extension, obama, and the democrats beforehand. depending on how this goes, it could erode credibility in the justice system itself. julie: as we are talking about this, i want to ask you about the idea of independence. you talked about how all of these various special investigations and special prosecutors are not good for america. but how necessary are they, given that there are these questions about independence? is totallybody independent, mueller is not totally independent. to, eventually, the deputy attorney

. >> mark wahlberg and will farrell. hilarious. >> i thought he was not going to act anymore. on the negative, we have to go back to one other thing. because raymond and his wife dragged themselves to see barbara streisand. >> she did 13 concert stops on a tour. it's now on netflix. >> barbara streisand said she was retiring. it's going out of the business sale. we've lost our lease going out of business. last chance now. six toes later, they're still there. >> she claims this is her last concert tour. thank the lord for that. netflix subscribers will be able to see it cost me $500 to learn. even legendary voice and talent sometimes market, are sleep walking. when the legend exceeds the passion, it's not worth the ticket price. this is a sleepy thing. she goes through the motion of the music. it's preening. like we should be thankful she showed up. no passion, no connection with the audience. cold as ice. >> funny girl has become tired girl? >> jaded girl. >> people who need my money. now we have a lot to be grateful for the performer for the list this year. there's so many. s

mark wahlberg and will farrell are two dads who decide their respective families should have a jointr kids half the time? >> he hasn't seen his dad in a really long time. >> no. it's only been since thanksgiving but it feels like forever. >> four weeks. it's been a few years for us. what should we do. you want me to take my pants off? >> "daddy's home 2", hasn't been made available to the critics yet, so for a little taste, we dug up some from the first "daddy's home." the chicago reader said it's too predictable to transcend mindless entertainment. barry called it a generic comedy, as lazy and aggravating as its title. that was the first "daddy's home". we will have to wait until this weekend to see if "daddy's home 2" compares. >> it's a similar concept to "bad moms 2" where their moms came into the picture. >> the moms show up. >> and that also didn't have -- wasn't available to critics ahead of time. >> maybe it's a strategy. >> not a good sign. that's the news for this half hour though. >> thanks for watching. >>> this morning on "world news now," the explosive new allegations o

ever since the weinstein report by ronan farrell and all the names since then, the kevin spaceys, the hark markperins and charlie roses. i could go on and on with folks in media. the count for today is two more accusers against al franken, one more against john conyers and a picture of joe barton genitalia all over the internet. >> judge jeanine: where did that one come from? >> i don't want to know where that one came from. >> if i could add that this is part of pref face this the collapse of the clinton michael chertoffia, if you will. that the clintons remained in power. people priewmgd she would be prd she would be the president. there was silence. rose mcgowan couldn't get anyone to listen to her. the clinton framework collapsed. the democratic party is clearly collapsing and all of this kind of false front that held that up and kept people at bay and afraid now that is gospel. you got the book shattered and donna brazile's book. it's free for everyone to speak the truth. this is where the republicans have to stand up for what they say is right. they do stand for women. they stand for indi