i'm here representing moshi moshi. remember going to joe's and go to church every sunday, my dad would take us down there. so it's kind of cool to be elected with them. i kind of said it in the other meeting i think that mitz embodies this program as well for everything he's done through the dog patch and watching that neighborhood grow around him. when he was offered money to sell the building he turned down multimillion dollar offers because the legacy is more important than the money. as a san francisco native, i'm proud to work for somebody like that and be in a business that is a part of san francisco's legacy. thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i slipped over here, so i'll speak on behalf of moshi moshi. i am a customer going back to the niko days in the 1970s. i have photographs of us being young boys in 1976. moshi moshi is a quintessential restaurant. there is a mix of people that go there, young and old, all races and everybody is equally welcome and greeted so warmly. i can't believ

i am the front of house manager at moshi moshi.i want to add to what he had to say that when everything started to get developed there and they came and offered multimillion dollars for that corner lot that he bought 303 years ago, he said to them, my legacy is worth more than money. if anything, his legacy business , he deserves that status. >> thank you. any other comments from the public? close public comment. commissioners? >> thank you. it is really an amazing group of businesses that we have before us today. there is unspeakable variety. not only as far as what they do, but the groups that they serve. i think it is just wonderful. i must say that i was particularly focused on the law group because i am on the board of governors of hastings college of the law and i always like to see our graduates make good. [laughter] i support granting, recommending that we grant legacy standing to each and every one of these wonderful folks. >> thank you. commissioner pearlman? >> thank you for being here and participating in the program. i

we end near moshi and mr burton's theatre, on the doorstep of dewsbury. —— mushy.how has it been for him becoming so well—known? when you get that kind of fame, you have nerves of steel, and that has allowed him to continue to put himself in difficult positions. that he has chosen to put himself in and overcome. i think the fame and the stardom, it put him on the back foot, now he is studying to be a presenter in broadcastjournalism. i'm sure that someone is watching! we will be looking out, he will be here, i'm sure. fingers crossed. thank you very much. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. once again, ben stokes trying to lead the rescue act supported by jonny bairstow. england started to hundred 97 runs behind, but look at this. ben stokes with a fighting spirit early on. a defined boundary there. he has moved on. going strong. england are 212—5. a second new ball there. a warning for england, the new ball available for the australians. england manager gareth southgate, says his side still have everything to prove as they take

they were ousted after a fake news story about anthony caro moshi and russia. and it goes on and on and on. it will ever lone learn? will they ever take responsibility? journalism is dead. it is buried. by the way, now you are seeing the real consequences of 24/7. every second, minute, hour, every week, every month, every year. psychotic trump derangement syndrome. jeff. you worked at one of those fake news networks. i watched you and disagreed with you. you were the target of pretty much all the conversation all night. >> jeff: they are now. truly, i don't understand this. they're gone from where they were when i was there. i mean, this is so mind-boggling. in this particular case, they not only got it wrong, but the media in general are endangering the life of this poor soul who was very brave to do what he did. you have to wonder whether rachel maddow and company are actually agents of disinformation for vladimir putin and doing all of this to stir things up. one of the things that's important to understand here is that i get out here in the middle of pennsy