mr. gonzales the point is if the boards missing member the vote of the missing member makes a difference in the procedures little board will continue the merit matter and they'll review the video what another procedures to participate in the final vote but they would like you to proceed. >> i'll precede anyway? yes >> good afternoon i'm robert gonzales mooens live on pennsylvania avenue 25 feet from this project one block away i've first time learned of this project in april 2014 and filed the application on may 2nd the developer makes allegations i want to respond to briefly on page 1 paragraph two he says i misunderstood section 311 and the discretionary review authorization process and quote projects that may qualify for a variance for certain planning code requirement as in the case with the projection garage door are code compliant for the section 311 unquote he provides no authority for much exception, however, the planning department says the planned are not complete with the code compliance and put the project on hold and told the developer if we wants double doors seek and get a

mr. gonzales former member of the board of supervisors to speak on public defender's office.christine deberry district atty. chief of staff. will young the director of the pretrial diversion project. sharon fletcher the chief of adult probation department is actually here to answer questions if the board has any good she does not have a presentation. jill robinson department of public health, director of behavioral health services, deputy chief friedman from the sheriff's apartment. kyle patterson, from the controller's office, and finally, brian strom and charles declares capital plan and budget dg dpw project manager first i like to ask supervisor matt gonzalez. welcome back. >> thank you. supervisors, good morning. public defender within himself that he's on a much-needed vacation. this is an issue that's important. let me, if we can go to the presentation and get right into it -- so, this is the way we see the current situation. there are, in effect, three locations were prisoners are held in our jails in san francisco. that's on the left there, zambrano has two facilitie

mr. gonzales former member of the board of supervisors to speak on public defender's office.christine deberry district atty. chief of staff. will young the director of the pretrial diversion project. sharon fletcher the chief of adult probation department is actually here to answer questions if the board has any good she does not have a presentation. jill robinson department of public health, director of behavioral health services, deputy chief friedman from the sheriff's apartment. kyle patterson, from the controller's office, and finally, brian strom and charles declares capital plan and budget dg dpw project manager first i like to ask supervisor matt gonzalez. welcome back. >> thank you. supervisors, good morning. public defender within himself that he's on a much-needed vacation. this is an issue that's important. let me, if we can go to the presentation and get right into it -- so this is the way we see the current situation. there are, in effect, three locations were prisoners are held in our jails in san francisco. that's on the left there, zambrano has two facilities

mr. carter had radiation yesterday in georgia. he's also being treated with a cutting edge drug. abc's marcy gonzales reports now from atlanta. >> reporter: with humility and even humor, former president jimmy carter openly detailed his melanoma diagnosis sharing his fears when he learned the cancer first discovered on his liver had spread with doctors also finding it on his brain. >> i just thought i had a few weeks left. but i was surprisingly at ease. you know, i've had a wonderful life. >> reporter: a life the 90-year-old is optimistically fighting for, undergoing radiation treatment on the four small cancer spots on his brain. >> the goal here is to prevent them from growing so he can continue to live the high quality life he is right now. >> reporter: some of the focus of his life though now changing. >> my name is jimmy carter, and i'm running for president. >> reporter: after leaving the white house, carter and his wife of 69 years rose lynn committed themselves to humanitarian work through the carter center. the couple now taking a step back from those efforts to focus on his health, a commi

mr. trump, you can't say that. >> i'm telling you, conan, speedy gonzales ran right at me. >> those are all offensive stereotypes, hold on, stop talking, my assistant just brought me a print out of my stereotypes. >> wait a minute, that's ridiculous. >> okay, look, larry, get in there. get conan out of there. i'm tired of this. this is getting nowhere. this guy is a loser. >> this is my show. >> i can't don't care, you're fired. >> the only thing wrong with that is that guy was rougher with conan than trump's guy was with what's his name. >> welcome back to "morning joe." we have mark here. >> and eugene robinson is still with us. moderator of "meet the press" is joining us this morning. >> chuck, a lot to talk about this morning. why don't we jump right in. >> the new quinnipiac poll finds hillary clinton leads the field with 45%, down from 55% in july with senator bernie sanders at 22% and vice president joe biden at 18%. on the republican side, donald trump has climbed 8 points since july to 28%, a big lead over second place ben carson. and a three-way tie for third between jeb bush, ted cruz and marco rubio.