flores, patrick, bradley sugar man, sam, dan, james reed, michael, jeremiah, randy collins and michael robins> okay. i move that we accept all of these reappointments. >> second. >> we have a motion and second to accept all of the members of the board of examiners. i will do a roll call vote on that as well. any public comment? none. (roll call). the motion carries unanimously. are there any members of the board of examiners present? come forward, please. >> once again, thank you all very much for your service. please repeat after me. i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of di the united states and the constitution of the state of california. that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservations or purpose of evasion, and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter, and during such time as i hold the offers of a member of the board of exa

. >> i'm michael robins i'm an architect. i lived and practiced in san francisco for the last 20 years. i'm also a member of the aiais public policy advocacy committee and i was a chair of the small firm. i know they've written a letter to you expressing their disapproval of this legislation. i won't go through that in detail but it summarizes my ideas as well. i think this is a far too expansion expansive legislationi think it should be focused on individually. also, in my observation and my readings, i think it's been recommended that the board of supervisors not get involved in legislation that affects city planning without -- independent of the planning department. i worked with the planning department over the last two years with public policy committee. they're very effective. they're very knowledgeable about the city and they understand what is possible and perhaps about what is not very possible to achieve. i would encourage the board of supervisors, work with the planning department to come up with legislation that a

michael and welcome home. >> all right. thank you so much, robin. it's great to be home.ur surprises here in houston, we have got an inspiring high school football player from texas who got the surprise of a lifetime. take a look at 14-year-old quarterback calder hodge. he is a double amputee who wears prosthetics to play but he said it won't keep him from the game he loves. he was born without tibia bones but he's working hard to make his dreams come true. first dream is college football and then he wants to make it to the nfl. you know, the espys, they heard about calder, and they just named him a 2019 honorary espn award winner. and our station ktrk surprised him with the award and he was completely blown away. and if there's ever any example that if you really want something to happen there's no excuses that you can't make it happen. calder, congratulations, enjoy that espy. it is well-deserved. everybody, stay right there. we'll be back with a lot more "gma" from houston, texas. that's right. ♪ all night long ♪ if you're going my way i want [bottle opens] yay! [aahhh

robin cooper, daniel hara. rachel sullivan, rocky chow, leslie goldberg, michael goldberg, raul aldape, laurie green, martin mackerel, martha harward. >> clerk: i just want to remind the public that applause is not allowed in the chamber. you may use spirit fingers or the thumb up thing. >> supervisor mandelman: go ahead. >> i've been in san francisco four years. i'm proud to be in a city that leads in climate change. i'm here because san francisco's climate action plan needs to address the full scope of the climate emergency. currently, it does not address emissions resulting from the food we eat. it's not enough for us to strive for net zero emissions here if a substantial amount of what we import comes from outside the city. we also know that animal agriculture extremely sickens animals, the climate emergency demands radical change from us. we have under 12 years to keep from warming 1.3° celsius. for the past decade, the u.n. has urged us to reduce emissions to keep within safe environmental limits. germany banned meat in meals served at official government functions. new york city this year passed their green n

robin. >> we'll see what happens. martha, thank you. michael? >>> now to the investigation into a mysterious explosion that flattened a florida strip mall that left nearly two dozen injured. abc's victor oquendo has the very latest. >> reporter: the shocking aftermath of an explosion that rocked a south florida shopping center over the weekend. >> this they heard an explosion and can see smoke. the smoke is north of him. >> reporter: this building directly across from the la fitness which sustained serious damage decimated. chaos inside the gym as people rushed outside. broward sheriff's captain todd neil had just finished working out when he heard the explosion. one of the first on the scene, carrying this woman to safety before heading back to help more people. >> it's surreal at first. you have a gut reaction, you have no trepidation. you start making your way to where you believe the ground zero or the issue is going to be. as i turned the corner i saw the damage and patients and went from there. >> reporter: in total 23 hurt, 19 transferred

robin wright. it had a very good writer, and you liked the original michael dobbs house of cards, which was a british of it because of that video store. because i was able to rent it beforehand. most people, when commissioning something like house of cards, would expect a pilot, they go through many layers, you commissioned it without a pilot, you put down a reported £100 million, what made you confident that was a bet worth making? there was no real data, meaning there was no data that would tell you yes or no or this or that. it was mostly the real human intuition. about being able to say, this is a pedigree, a television show with an incredible pedigree, david fincher directs, robin wright, kevin spacey, beau willimon wrote three amazing scripts that were almost shootable at the time. so if there ever was a project that you could just add water, this was going to be it. and i felt if we were going to get into original programming at some point, then let's do this in a way that we can't look back and say, maybe we didn't try hard enough, maybe it wasn't big enough, maybe it was the wrong shot, and

community basically facing a robin reliant with a flat tire, if there is nowhere for these people to go to to give them specialist support that they need once they leave hospital. michaelop story this lunchtime. a former high courtjudge has said police officers investigating an alleged vip paedophile ring may themselves have broken the law and coming up ...the us rapper asap rocky, on trial in stockholm accused of assault. coming up on bbc news, andy murray says he could return to playing singles at the cincinnati masters next month, he will play alongside his jamie murray in the doubles at the city open in washington later. ethiopia has planted more than 350 million trees in just 12 hours in what officials there say is a new world record. it's the government's answer to deforestation and climate change in a country prone to drought — and is being led by the country's prime minister, who was seen planting many trees himself. here in the uk, the government is encouraging a similar move to help tackle climate change — and wants one and a half billion new trees in the ground by 2050. our environment correspondent david gregory—kumar reports. in warwickshire, not far from

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