meeting of land use commission i'm supervisor cowen and to my right is vice chair supervisor mike wasserman and supervisor wiener will be joining us shortly the lovely and talented any andrea ashbury i'm to recognize jonathan and charles kremenak that will be tele

i'll invite up the president of the board of supervisors and supervisor farrell and supervisor mike wasserman raw a. >> good morning. today is an absolutely beautiful day this navigation center will be a brand new beginning for so many people i'm excited to be here today along with my colleagues and the board of supervisors to just thank beacon hill for that his creativity (clapping) homelessness is not an offer night problem and not overnight solutions all the agencies youth lions that severs us in the hate ashbury neighborhood and other organizations that are rolling up their sleeves to make sure we're here at the navigation center is going to be a game character for our city i know we've had challenges and i know this is really going to change homelessness in san francisco we have to continue to work hard to come up with new innovative idea if we want to tangible tackle this problem i want to thank the doors and the interfaith council for their generosity and 2nd support and all the department heads i know that mohammed nuru and dpw and the neighbors here in the midst district and thank su

meeting of land use commission i'm supervisor cowen and to my right is vice chair supervisor mike wasserman and supervisor wiener will be joining us shortly the lovely and talented any andrea ashbury i'm to recognize jonathan and charles kremenak that will be televising that sfgovtv madam clerk do you have any electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 7th 2015 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> excellent call item one. >> number one a hearing the implementation plan for the pregnant impact fee. >> colleagues i'm the sponsor of that item this is a hearing i requested largely because every year the planning department has a report on the interagency that is a collection of city agencies it fund and implement the designated infrastructure improvement within the neighborhoods and the planned areas that is critical like time we're now the ones we're in now we're experiencing a second amount of housing construction and growth i have really for years said the city h

and the board of supervisors through commissioner avalos and supervisor campos and supervisor mike wasserman and so many others are been consistently wanting to make sure it gets done and it shouldn't be a surprise to have developers that want to get it done as well they see this as a tremendous asset so i have a joke also, because this is one of the inexpensive leases i'm signing a dollars a year for 99 years you you know given the accept of real estate in the city you've got to appreciate that that's the eir i didn't have all eir i didn't see (clapping) but we were beginning to get a glimpse and today, the glimpse is we'll elsewhere have a smithsonian memory of all our history museums that will be reflected lessor because the mexico museum established that 3 years ago we wouldn't have done that without knowing there's an incredible collection we're all just anxious to see dated for years to come not only for our residents and international visitors to see that compliments so much of the art organization we've been to establish for the neighborhood center this is droog going to drive our ec

reagan, mike deaver, jack valenti, lou wasserman, a group of people. and they very quickly raised quite a bit of money. and it went into what's called a foundation that will help assist anybody who has been hurt in an assassination attempt, because unlike people who are always in the line or fire, or their jobs -- there is... c-span: like a military person. >> guest: yes, it's nothing special had been set up. and the purpose of it is pretty much that if there are any special needs, like jim has -- normally needs to go first class on an airplane. well, our family would pay the coach, and the -- it's kind of meant to pay expenses above and beyond that you might incur. c-span: you tell a story in here, and i think it was in the '90s, where you and jim were in a hotel room, and he got up to move and fell into the closet. and then all heck broke loose. >> guest: it was an awful experience. c-span: what was this • >> guest: another one of those setbacks. it was back in the mid-'90s. it's been doing beautifully. we were up there to get an award. c-span: where

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mike huckabee. it begins tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern live on c-span. and then sunday on c-span, democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz. she'll be talking about the 2016 race for president, the republican candidates in new hampshire, and hillary clinton's presidential campaign. "newsmakers" is sunday on c-span at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. this weekend the c-span cities tour has partnered with dm cast to learn about the history and literary life of st. augustine, florida. >> ponce de leon may or may not have been searching for the fountain of eternal youth. a lot of people have said he was out for additional property for the king of spain and colonization attempts and gold, which is very decidedly true. we do know that juan ponce de leon came ashore after searching for good harbor, took on water and wood. this area presents one of the few freshwater springs in the area around 30 degrees 8 minutes and is also the location of the 1565 first settlement of st. augustine. 42 years before the settlement of jamestown was founded and 55 years before the pilgrims landed on plymouth rock. >> the hotel ponce de leon was bu