well-- - mrs. chang i'm jess washington. - how do you do. i'm going to be leaving in a little while. let me drive henry's grandparents home. no, that would be a terrible imposition. not at all. please, i insist. well, all right, then. thank you very much. henry, what did she say ? something about staying in my room for the rest of my life. mr. brashov ! sit down. this has all been a big mistake, but no one believes me. you're the owner of the cafe. and jamal is a valued employee of mine. you know where he was last night ? wherever jamal says he was, he was. i'm sorry, but that's not good enough. yeah ? "jamal al-jibali. occupation, engineer. wife, jihan el-bially." it's all here. - it doesn't mean a thing. he could've done the burglary. - but i was home last night. right now, all we have is your word for that. - that's just not good enough. - wait a minute. jamal called me last night. - what time ? - it must have been around 11:30. i remember because i just finished watching the news. - so he called. he could have placed the call from anywhe

thank you, mr. chang. >> my name is diane, and i am here also to speak about the age washington project. my question is why the city would -- supervisor kim: i am sorry. we want you to stay on point. you can talk about eight washington, but this is not just about that. you can have it relates to the larger topic -- topic of affordable housing. >> i think that the condominiums there and do not allow for the affordable housing. supervisor kim: what i am saying is you can speak about it in reference to the larger issue, not specifically to eight washington. >> ok. i guess i will not speak today. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am with a golden gate tenants association. i am here today to express support for increased funding for affordable housing. in that context, we live immediately across the street from a proposed development at 8 washington street, which will do very little in itself to promote affordable housing, but, instead, it will require the first increase in height limits along the waterfront i

mr. alanso? >> yes. >> please make this change. >> mr. leigh? >> then just the second part of it to move then the other two blocks into three. >> and -- >> i'm sorry, into six. >> question, the manors in both blocks? >> no, the northern block. we could just take that one, the northern block and that would be fine with me. as far as my proposal is concerned. >> ok. >> so desubmit the southern of those two blocks? exactly. >> miss tidwell? >> i would like to comment that i think if we are considering putting portions of the tenderloin, continuing to add to the tenderloin, it raises the question of moving the line i think, well, in my mind again sort of revisiting the mission market digs continuation -- distinction that's been raised because i think pot point you're going to -- we heard a number of testimony about the bristol hotel, and i could see a distinction in making that line, we're still missing numerous blocks in the tenderloin sofment my suggestion would be to the extent we're going to consider this, we need to consider changes, sort of re

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room anybody else in the room like cohen who is my code like cohen was the executive secretary for mr change he was based in the note taker my cohen the executive secretary for mrs yang i'm curtis claimed was at the vote rigging meeting told a reporter from wired that the meeting never took place if they really tried to put out a program to vote fraud right the minute they checked the source code they say it sounds like you presumed that these counties the states and so forth would examine the source code before was actually used in an election correct annoying yeah but they do not correct that's what i heard what did you think when you heard that that . i tell people what's going on what he wanted was a program that would flip the vote and this is what i produced basically it looks like that. you've compiled a essentially a prototype program just show how somebody could in fact if they want to use the put to vote correct this is a little garbage program i wrote for feeney you don't see the actual vote count so you walk up who i work for here kerry is winning a little bit ok you come in you

mr. chang's comments that i had actually read the whole thing because i had. in doing so, at that time, when it was before us and the public comments were submitted a 13.2- page letter, and when the comments and responses document came back, i went down one by one and was very pleased to find that they were all referred to an answer and in what i consider a sufficient manner. in the opening remarks, i too was stated that the eir was an informational document, and that is to be accurate and objective. many of my remarks on those 13 points had to do with the style in which the eir was written, and i have made this, on at least three eir's previously, that whoever writes them should get rid of their added its. they are not descriptive documents. they are factual documents. they should only contain factual information, and it is the style that i think is totally inaccurate, not the actual contents of the fact. ok. i have to make a comment on something that was said by an old friend of mine, bob planthold, who was here early on who was saying that curb cuts would b

since i had to write during the break, what about any changes? it mr. mcdonnell: i'm not sure. what do you propose? to make non substantive changes in their discretion mr. mcdonnell: okay, any discussion? done. >> thank you. >> were we going to put a logo on it with the names and cover letter. mr. mcdonnell: what do you propose? >> i would propose a short-term letter from the mayor to the board -- from the board to the mayor, either sing this is the report, or have that being the intruder -- not the intro, but something that looks relatively official, we are doing a thing here. mr. mcdonnell: done. ms. tidwell? ms. tidwell: yeah, and good after i make this one on it. mr. mcdonnell: we will not include this item. all right, for purposes of the agenda, we're going back to item number 4, mapping, for purposes of a final review and approval of the final map. if we could switched the view to the final map, that would be helpful. ms. tidwell: i think i hit save the can. >> i was going to say, did you hit safe? [laughter] >> that would be horrible. will be here until midnight. mr. mcdo

changes? >> having completed this later or worse on saturday. all right, hearing none, thank you very much. we will now go to the consultant. >> actually, mr. chair, if i may suggest that we do this next time, because you made a lot of changes today, and they are small enough that a lot of the areas that we proposed to look at, we actually now need to revisit and make sure that the lines are where they were last time. >> i am open to that, but if you could explain the implications of what we might be required to do, just as one example? >> ok, for example, there is a marked line at the boundary, for example, both on the median on market between stewart and -- and this is to make sure it is in the same side of the street. this is so it does not create a bunch of zero people precincts. the boundaries we have given with -- >> a and resolve towards those other lines? but you'll bring those to talk about? ok. any questions. >> just for clarification on that last point? those for us. >> thank you. any other questions? >> this is related to my last proposal. on the holiday classic. i did not realize that the part is split. it is only half a block b

changed. i have read mr. clarke's explanation about changes. the height changes are totally inconsequential to me. when you are a point of where te are some question marks of what we are giving up. that addresses a larger planning issue. they are crucial to wanting to approve the building of that height. if you do not have those commitments, or an integral part of the design of those commitments, what do you have? i will leave that as a question. i would like for you to follow up and give this commission a better update before we are moving into the may implementation cycle. >> you raise very important questions about the tower. the tower will be coming back to you at a later date for the actual approval. but you'll be seen on may 3 is the plan. the tower project will come to you in the fall for actual approval. moore: the commitments of the tower work for the larger transformation of the district are extremely important. behold transit district has been -- uphold transit district has been sold to us based on those improvements. if they are not

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mr. alonso? >> no. >> please make the change. chairman district eight at 3.98 and district nine 4.94. >> can i ask about that other block as anoff set. chairman mcdonnell: no, not at this time. why are you trying tooff set? >> i didn't want to add more population to eight. chairman mcdonnell: is there a sentiment around trying tooff set this. >> i was not interested in offer setting. currently before this move, district nine was at 4.98. he would certainly pelfrey to stay away from 5% to the extent we can. >> and i am actually good with going to 5% in nine. chairman mcdonnell: thank you, but we are not going to do that at this time. we can add it to the bottom of our list of propose always. i didn't hear a proposal, so i am going to presume for purposes of moving forward that there is not a proposal with respect to the tingley-kayuga? >> i think we voted against it. chairman mcdonnell: no, what we voted against was the rotation. ok. so let's go then to to the sunny side and the conservatory . >> i just had a one-block proposal he

. >> please make this change. yes, mr. schreiber. commissioner schreiber: i had this on my list as something that you mentioned. commissioner pilpel: the tingly trade that i describe the other day and we did not come to consensus on doingis to take the area south of 280, north of tingly, i don't have the numbers here. move that back to 11. take the aread south of st. luke's, all the way down to randall. 723 is what is nets out. move that down to 8. below 280, there were three or four blocks that would go from 11 to 9. >> this is the proposal we have down before. >> it is the same proposal, correct? >> interested in revisiting? commissioner tidwell: i am not quite understanding. commissioner schreiber: no. commissioner mondejar: no. vice chair lam: no. commissioner leigh: i would be open to hearing the rationale. i am fine either way. commissioner alonso: no. >> we will not hear that set of proposals. ok, that concludes our list. let's take a moment and zoom back out. if you could get population deviations 1-11. >> deviation for distr

mr. pilpel: i am looking at it. it is changing. >> i withdraw the comment. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so, we have -- can -- >> can i suggest eureka valley? ms. tidwell: i just deleted eureka valley. some of those are encompassed with what the other neighborhoods are. mr. pilpel: i don't think i agree with that. i think eureka valley is in district 8. >> adding eureka valley. mr. mcdonnell: there is no need to create an exhaustive list. mr. pilpel: ok. all right. mr. mcdonnell: any other additions? moving then to d 9. mr. pilpel: i would suggest vernal heights. mr. mcdonnell: objections? >> i will turn this over to the consultant. >> there is no publicly cemented neighborhood boundary. -- publicly submitted neighborhood boundaries. it is split in the department of elections. >> i am willing to call it north and south. it is in district 9. mr. mcdonnell: jamie? >> looking at the -- is this planning more elections? looking at the planning department map, the corners

mr. brashov ? no, henry. jihan and i have changed our minds again. we're going to stay. this has been a very difficult decision. thank you for your patience. jamal, please wait. there is something i would like to talk to all of you about. what is it ? i have made a very important decision. you want rosa to cook more haitian food. i have decided to sell crossroads cafe. the man who just left here will be the new owner. his name is mr. clayborne, and he is very nice. i don't get it. henry, i am 65 years old. it's time for me to find a life outside this cafe. i want to spend time with my daughter and granddaughter. i want to visit my brother. the only way i can do any of that is by saying good-bye to crossroads cafe. so, when will mr. clayborne become the new owner ? oh, not for a few weeks. and don't worry. he is a very fair and honest man. so, what do you think of all this ? it would have been easier to cook more haitian food. you have to pay attention to the next few minutes. it's not an option. because what we're talking about is necessity. another way you can talk abou

mrs. obama could change anything about her job, what it would be. >> one fantasy i have, and the secret service, they keep looking at me because they think i might actually do it, is to walk right out the front door and just keep walking. just go right over there and go into some shops and stop and have some ice cream. yeah, go shopping. but i can't do that. i can't just up and decide, i think i'm going to go for a walk, and i'm going to walk to georgetown. so if i could change something, i would be able to sneak around a little bit more, but it causes people a lot of stress when i do that. so i try not to. >> another young visitor asked whether the first lady would ever run for president. her answer, absolutely not. >>> and today, president obama named 13 new recipients of the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. the awardees include former secretary of state madeleine albright, bob dylan, astronaut and former senator john glenn, the author tony morrison, and pat summitt, the hall of fame basketball coach who just last week announced she was stepping down after 3

if the board made that rule, we would need to go back to our board and see that change, allowing mr. aryan to obtain a new permit. thank you. president garcia: why wouldn't sfmta just except applications and not decide on them until the policies? >> we already have a terrible history with wait lists. with our medallion list, there are 2800 people on it. that list is now 15 or 18 years long. part of the reason we have to change some much. if, for whatever reason, the m.t.a. decided to fillsale all medallions and someone said, i cannot afford one. this would not be the appropriate body because you have to change the policy regarding the selling of medallions. they would need to take it to a different body, likely the superior court. president garcia: it would seem reasonable that someone be allowed to be in a queue. >> well, we do think we have a rational basis for the decision we have made. to allow to be some -- it starts as creating waitlists again. we will start to have this issue of determining who gets to start their color scheme first. there will be competition. at that level, w

that's the piece that has to be changed. mr. chairman, thank you for the extra time. i yield back. >> thank you. mr. barletta. >> i've been through this report and i don't know where to start. we could probably spend weeks talking about all the abuse and the different items of abuse, and to be honest with you, it actually makes me sick to my stomach. so i don't want to go there,

district attorney gascon's office supported the charge, but later, a two is changed to mr. miller.er gascon agreed, the judge sentence 33 years of unsupervised probation and $180 fines and fees. today, march 27, she was never suspended and remains state assemblywoman. two, a case of misconduct in the case of an alameda was featuredx tape with her drug-addicted lover, stephen, and she met in rehab for treatment of alcoholic addiction. nadia had a violent clash. president chiu: thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. next speaker. >> hello, my name is jeff brown and an english and a u.s. citizen. thanks much for your time. thank you for your ears and your time. i am here basically to give you my opinion on the america's cup. president chiu: excuse me, sir. we will have public comment on the public -- from the public on the america's cup at 3:00. >> thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is david, and i moved to san francisco from oregon when i was in my 30's, and now i am in my sixties. i have been in lower nob hill for about 25

presuming there are no changes or edits to the others. maybe not. mr. schreiber? >> just under district two. including d.-1 is one of the options to be consistent with the discussion on d-5. >> ok, member advertise well, sorry to disrupt your insertion but can you jump down to district two for a moment and the vista and whether to include and the vista in d-1 so d 2 and d 5. thank you. mr. pill pell? >> -- pilpel? >> i'm not sure wife we have reasons and are adoption. >> i was going to get to that. any other edits ms. lam? >> after ms. tidwell adds hers, i want to make it consistent with the format. >> very good. anyone else? >> yes, we still have the question of district seven, drafted by member tidwell? >> we'll come back to that that moment. we just need for ms. tidwell to catch up with us. she's entering her two districts. while she's doing that on the heading, on the reasons for adoption, that should not be there. we aren't offering reasons for adoption. >> i propose that sorry, district considerations as opposed to findings, which would more suggest the one