. >> good afternoon mark olson resin of ingleside terraces. those of us appealing this decision have made our arguments and the commission appears to summarily disregarded them. focusing solely on the economic advantage of and akamai storefront versus a bacon wanted them out into the neighborhoods deeper concern about what is actually going to be sold in the store. the conditional use criteria asked if this uses necessary or desirable or compatible for the community. we have argued no. whether this use is detrimental to health and we've argued, yes. the recent san francisco legislation supports these arguments and of course unspeakable ordinance 25 914 which amends now code establishing the mitts on these kinds of businesses. whether not these rules are legally binding in this action today, gives clear they are morally and ethically support our taste and the rules are city policy. it should conform the commission's decision to it, necessary, do we need another point of sale where multiple schools, no. do another point of sale near existing sch

i'd like to welcome my special guest, former fed governor from 2001-2006, mark olson.wednesday morning, governor. >> happy to be here. >> all right. now it is a fed day, second day, so we're going get the statement, no press conference. i would like to discuss not the intricacies of meeting and statement in particular but the overall macro viewpoint and no better place to start, you know one of the important issues of course is employment. and what i want to talk about are how skilled versus unskilled with regard to the workforce. you know you need leverage up to put the right pressure on wages, considering the large domestic and global pool of workers available. your thoughts? >> well that's true. and i think if you look at the numbers, if you subdivide the categories of unemployed by education, and that's precisely your point, college graduates and higher it's under 3%. and so you've got two factors going, the demographic factor of aging population and then the transitional factor of people having to move from jobs no longer relevant to jobs that are. and those combi

host: mark, you are on with nina olson, a taxpayer advocate.aller: good morning to the both of you. i've seen nina also on used -- nina olson on your show a couple times over the past couple of years. what seems to be not focused on enough is her actual office of taxpayer advocate. at the turn of the millennia, i had problems with the irs. the employer i had was not sending the taxes in like they were supposed to any irs held up a sizable chunk of the refund. the taxpayers advocate took a long time. they actually got that money that for me with interest. i think it is a shame that when this lady shows up that she gets all these political questions from people saying how much they hate the irs and that we need to have a flat tax and this and that. people can learn a lot from her particular department and what she can do for people like us. it is unfortunate in a situation where they cut the budget. i do not know if you can screen the calls better or people should realize not to look at this lady as just being a general representative of the irs

mark. hi there. >> hi. good morning to both of you. >> i've seen miss olson a couple of times on your show. i guess she shows up there once a year during tax season. what seems to be not focused on enough is her actual office of taxpayer advocate. at the turn of the millennia, i had problems with the irs. due to a crummy employer i had that didn't send in the tax like they were supposed to. the irs held up a sizable chunk of refund for me. the taxpayer advocate got that money back for me with interest. it took several years. i think it's a shame when this lady shows up she gets all these political questions, people saying how much they hate the irs and we have to have a flat tax. this is an opportunity to learn about her particular department and what it can do for people like us. it is unfortunate in a situation where they cut the budget. maybe i wouldn't have the same experience i had 12, 15 years. i hope that's not the case. i do not know if you can screen the calls better or people should realize not to look at this lady as just being a general representative of the irs when she is on y