mr. jennings i've long held the belief and supported it repeating that with the people of san francisco shouldief pummeling of its facilities in this town (clapping.) and that's not political rhetoric i believe that san francisco should multiple lists pg&e's falls was referred to as public power one that by a fistful lost by a fistful of votes pg&e spent as much money as airbnb to defeat projection f over a decade ago we should get pg&e out we've shown we know how to run the water and sewer system and have public power in san francisco and get those transformers and fix them and do the job is pg&e failed to do in sgaun and san francisco. >> (clapping.) only i'm sorry all right. our next question is the orders in which you'll speak ms. tainting and mr. pressing and sxhooeshgs district has a plan to add density but no plan for fire stations which will you do for the growing population in district 3. >> ms. hahn. >> e take the opportunity. >> i live pretty close to the fire station an powell between broadway and pacific and i guess right now chinatown has one fire station i'm sure there are other

mr. beauprez: jen, the entrepreneurial opportunities, good, bad, a little bit of both? mr. neiman: if someone came to me, and said they want to get into the sawmill business today, looking back over the 80 years that got us here to where we are today, i would first talk to them -- i have some pride in the manufacturing side. if you look of this country, we are founded on the manufacturing side. it is new money. i have a certain pride in creating new money. i would try to encourage him. i would not do this, but, if he asked, are there other opportunities? i would say, go to canada. they will give you all the timber you want, they will give it to you for free, almost, they will subsidize the labor, give you loans, and put you in business. and they would say, don't you do it down here, no, it is a different concept. i was try to think of what regulations, when you're dealing with forest services -- doug is an franchise, i think we do with everything, immigration, to some of the ones i mentioned from forest services, epa. i have people dealing with regulations day in and day ou

jen. we have to talk about last night's episode. >> there will be no spoil era leather but there is a a mr. keith starter kit in the video. my facebook page, check this out, landry is here, jen fredrick fox 29. did the baby do that pretzel braid. that is my daughter. did steve fredrick learn how to do that on you tube. baby-sitter or my husband. vote on it, jen fredrick fox 29 facebook we will tell you after the break. >>> he just came from puerto rico and thinks you are hot. >> sort of. >> he thinks i'm funny. >> we're still getting jealous tweets i took all of the winter suits he left behind, put them in the dry cleaners all over the the city, piece by piece. >> that is the worst. >> wow. >> that is something that happened on empire. >> it does. >> last night did you watch it? we will have a recap here. jen watched every second of it. >> well... you know. >> well, i watched every second. >> and i double-check with you and everyone and i do want to say this again for the twitter hater nation, there will be no spoilers, okay. but we do want to you watch it at your regular time and not on your dvr. here, he is out of jail a

beauprez: jen, the entrepreneurial opportunities, good, bad, a little bit of both? mr. neiman: if someone came to me, and said they want to get into the sawmill business today, looking back over the 80 years that got us here to where we are today, i would first talk to them -- i have some pride in the manufacturing side. if you look of this country, we are founded on the manufacturing side. it is new money. i have a certain pride in creating new money. i would try to encourage him. i would not do this, but, if he asked, are there other opportunities? i would say, go to canada. they will give you all the timber you want, they will give it to you for free, almost, they labor,bsidize the give you loans, and put you in business. and they would say, don't you do it down here, no, it is a different concept. i was try to think of what regulations, when you're dealing doug isrest services -- , i think we do with immigration, to some of the ones i mentioned from for est services, epa. i have people dealing with regulations day in and day out, even on the export side. rep. beaupr

mr. sproles he is under rated. >> a little bit. >> where are we going hear, jen. >> it is you. >> so, we want people to use the hashtag this. we want people to show us their fight song. >> absolutely. >> so while we do that we will talk about one of my new favorite things. good morning. >> good morning, jen, how are you you know i love your. this is a new thing. this is national unveiling of. >> bird cheesy didn't think you could go any here then the pope. >> pope was ultimate but we have bird cheese in south philadelphia. >> how do people get their hand on bird cheese. >> call us up and we are taking preorder. we're really limited. we just got these molds. they are preorder basis. >> so, we will do our best to fill the order. >> i know what happens is anthony has the idea, you have to dot idea, you guys fight and then boom, it occurs. >> he keeps me working. >> yes. >> i love it, it is all homemade from the store. >> yes, special cheese. >> a amazing. >> i will take 42 to go. >> you got it. >> this is what we're doing all morning. we have the pep band here. we have the ladies here. they will stick around. i don't kno

mr. reagan, we have all kinds of people, we'll go surprise the teachers? great, wonderful teachers, caring teachers. >> she doesn't know we're coming, so see you after the break. >> worlds teacher day, appreciate your teacher. >> jeniddle school, ready to surprise a special teacher. >> hey, jen. >> okay, so here's what's happening. common, this is the principal, by the way, it was your 50th birthday, over the weekend, so happy 50th. >> thank you very much. >> we're gooing ms. bonds' classroom, the kids say they love her because she is easy to talk to, calm, cool, collected, do you agree with that. >> absolutely. >> why is she so cool? >> connect real well with teachers? hold on. >> goods morning, it is world teacher day. i wanted to give you some flowers, how are you guys doing? everyone good? you're good? >> beautiful. >> your welcome, you're worth it. >> thank you so much. world teacher day. >> did you guys do this? >> a lot of your student did. >> oh? >> you want to hear what they said about you behind your back? >> i guess so, if it is good. >> you're easy to talk to, fun and kind, calm, cool, collected and you run homework clubs. >> i sure do. >> okay, so let's talk. you're a math teacher? >> i am. >> i think