. >> mr. evans, could you please call item 3, 4, and five together?e applicability of bicycle parking requirements, exempt bicycle parking from a floor-area ratio calculations, permit the conversion of automotive service stations located on primary transit streets. item #4, an ordinance amending the san francisco planning code by repealing obsolete sections and amending sections to make various clerical modifications. and item number five, an ordinance amending the planning code to allow for reactivation of limited commercial uses in districts under a conditional use authorization. >> let me just say that president david chiu is the sponsor of 3, 4, 5. and on number five, supervisors olague and composts -- and campos are co-sponsors. >> i'm the legislative aide to supervisor david chiu. if i could just have the committee -- the committees indulgent about how we have gotten here. last year in the middle of 2011, president chiu had worked for a livable city and other stakeholders on a significant ordinance that amended the planning code in numerous ways

thank you for -- mr. evans. is there any other business? >> that concludes the agenda. >> meeting adjourned. -- supervisor mar: meeting adjourned. thank you. >> i am ready to eat. >> street trucks are growing. these vendors offer a variety of food all over town. in parks and on streets near you. these mobile restaurants are serving up some original, a creative, and unusual combinations. this is like a grilled cheese sandwich or you could do something truly unique like this. we're here at off the grid-upper hate. there are so many options. ♪ you will be competing in the food and truck challenge. appetizers, entrees, and desserts. make a cohesive mill. the winner will get the title of the feed truck challenge chompians. ready, said? whether you talking to get out there. i am with the founder of off the grid. how would you describe it? global food trucks in the bay area. we put them into need urban settings. we get people to come and try the great food. >> what inspired you? >> i was helping people launch mobile food trucks. they were asking w

thank you for -- mr. evans. is there any other business? >> that concludes the agenda. >> meeting adjourned. -- supervisor mar: meeting adjourned. thank you. >> hello, welcome to the faa sfo control tower groundbreaking. thank you will for being here. i like to begin by acknowledging our special guests, ra ylahood, michael huearta and mayor ed lee. we have other vips to introduce. supervisor dave fine, bill withacomb, faa district manager andy richards, and from the san mateo trade council, bill mack. jackie perkins from jackie sears' office. our federal security director, and a couple folks with the architectural firm that led to the design and alex legadda. and vernon allen from the allen group. a round of applause for the vips, think you for being here. >> everyone is very excited with this work now proceeding. this has moved along at a very quick place. it is a unique partnership between the faa and the airport. for the first time, an airport will be leaving the building of the tower and will be following the direction of the faa and th

mr. stol will be michael nolty, lawrence reid, evans, and rose hilton. >> hello, my name is kevin stall and i live at 875 post street which, right now, you kept in district six and i wanted to say i thank you for that. i am a tenant organizer in my building and we worked with the bristol hotel, helping deal with issues with the tenants who live there that have problems that they did not solve. so we helped solve their issues for them. and we would like to continue to work with them as long as they stay in district six. it's only like a hundred people though, which is a very insignificant population addition to district three, but it would still be most important to keep the tenderloin as a community intact. to keep the tenderloin intact. he also just said that he with hopefully not having to take anything else away from district six as well. thank you for your hard work and hopefully this will be the last of your meeting. thank you, and go giants. >> hi, i'm lawrence lee -- >> hold on, it's actually mr. nolty first. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> can you do everything at once? all right, thank you ve

mr. stimulus. charles evans in hong kong today saying no we should press the pedal on that. ftse 100, down .10%. ibex down .2%. gdp is coming out. treasury yields continue to head a little bit lower, 1.67%. spanish yields have come back down a little bit. 6.39. couple of days ago we were well below 6.2%. ten year bunds have come back down. euro/dollar up to a seven week high. 1.2539. the dollar index hit a two week low. aussie/dollar come all the way back down to below 1.04, 1.039. china's pmi weighed that down at 1.3859. that's where we stand during the european trading asian. we have more from singapore. hi. >> a big selloff on asian markets today as easing hopes fade and european worries continue to weigh on sentiment. the nikkei off its three month high with steel makers leading loss. financial exporters and ship builders. losses in miners sent the aussie market to its worse showing in three weeks. supermarket chain woolworth's tumbled. hsbc was a big drag on the hang seng. china's shanghai composite closed at its lowest level hurt by declines in resources and industrial

miss evans, i happen to be writing a column and going to sleep early and i missed the olympics. give us an update on that and the markets. >> mr. sorkin ufrs doing some work of my own so i'll save the olympics. give you a quick update on the markets because there's been quite a lot of action overnight. i'll let joe fill you in on the extraordinary women's soccer match. decliners out pacing decliners by a 3-2 ratio this morning. a choppy trading session in europe. we started out with a broadly positive tone but pulled that in lately. europe stoxx 600 is down about .2%. let's take a look at we honey in a little bit on the bourses. the ibex 35 is a good example. it was up 1% then briefly negative, it's now trying to hold gains, stay positive up just about 0.4%. the xetra dax is negative. over here the standard chartered is the one to focus on, down 24% you guys in london trade. we've seen this sort of hovering sitting near its day loss for the last 30, 45 minutes or so. clearly a drag on the ftse 100 as well which is the underperformer of all the indexes this morning. you can see they are now down almost .4%. we had guests on all

mr. warm and fuzzy either. it's interesting. but justice brown is on the floor talking to the paul delegates. give us a sense of what is happening there. >> i'm here with evanthe convention. i'm trying to represent their voice and concerns to the media here and it's saying something that the media cares about what young voters are feeling ahead of 2012. >> what are those concerns? what is the most important for you? >> i think young voters want to feel their government is giving them the same freedom and individuality that they are expecting from their parents and authority figures at this age. a lot of the representation and the voice of younger americans has been stifled by a growing federal bureaucracy. a lot of the power and autonomy once reserved for local governments where student respectable to have a voice in local county board meetings and school board meetings has been shifted to washinoton d.c. and students cannot afford to fly to washington everytime we want to voice a concern or issue. so it's important to bring government back to a local level and enfranchise students like myself. >> i'm curious i know that alexandria is a suburb of washington