today after this meeting, christensen, norman yee and second meeting with katie tang. 2 days ago, mr. john -- i have been calling for 2 days. to see my friends. sick leave in connection -- the last chance will be with some exceptional cases. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues, any other thoughts? seeing none, colleagues i would like to have a motion to move this item. >>supervisor london breed: i will make a motion to move this item to the full board as a committee report for the meeting of july 14, 2015. >>supervisor norman yee: okay. no objection. motion passes. madam clerk, could we have items 3- 17 called. >> city clerk: items 3- 17 are various agreements through san francisco. >>supervisor norman yee: before we conclude, is there any public comment? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. colleagues, is there a motion to convene this in closed session? >>supervisor london breed: so moved. >>supervisor norman yee: >> >> >> we are now in open session. >> deputy attorney john gibner. during

he was with the army in the korean war and mr. john blue, we call him hoorah ray, when we finally win a game. we only get one game, it was baseball. but percy, i see him a lot around chinatown and i was shocked when you told me that. i would like to take this opportunity to thank him for having him spent all of years helping people in the community and trying to guide people straight, even trying to shove a piece of paper that quit smoking richard. it's no good for you. he is that kind of person who would go around the community and i'm going to personally have to go and say a prayer on my own later on. god bless percy chu, thank you for being here for us and thank the holy father that we had your presence with us. thank you. >>> thank you, richard with that i will entertain a motion to adjourn. >> moved >> second. >> moved and seconded. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> so maved. thank you all >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco

mr. santorum: i will not comment. [phone rings] john: we get a lot of calls here. mr.antorum: i guess so. mark: definitely, maybe, or maybe not? mr. santorum: i would say unlikely. mark: last question on the fed who would you want to see on the fed? mr. santorum: i have met with a few governors in the past couple of years, and one who i found myself aligning with more is mr. fischer from dallas. mark: a smart guy. mr. santorum: i think he is a really smart guy and we've had some really good conversations and i think he has a handle on some of the problems that are confronting us. john: now that all you guys are into the race, we are starting to get actual policy proposals and people are talking about tax plans. marco rubio has put out a tax plan that has gotten some degree of comment, criticism, and praise. let me make sure i got it right, two brackets, 15% and 35% and getting rid of capital gains and dividends. what do you think? mr. santorum: there is something i like about it. last time around we will put forth a flat tax. it is much more progrowth. we can do some t

today after this meeting, christensen, norman yee and second meeting with katie tang. 2 days ago, mr. john -- i have been calling for 2 days. to see my friends. sick leave in connection -- the last chance will be with some exceptional cases. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues, any

today after this meeting, christensen, norman yee and second meeting with katie tang. 2 days ago, mr. john -- i have been calling for 2 days. to see my friends. sick leave in connection -- the last chance will be with some exceptional cases. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues, any other thoughts? seeing none, colleagues i would like to have a motion to move this item. >>supervisor london breed: i will make a motion to move this item to the full bo

mark: you are picking fights with people like john mccain. mr. trump: i'm not picking fights with people. john mccain picked a fight with me. john: we have had a rare moment of bipartisan unity on this issue. from the left to the far right everyone is rallying around john mccain and trashing donald trump. my question is, in the end, will trump survive? will he may be thrive, or will he take a dive? mark: we are waiting for some polling to find out. i don't know the answer to this one, except i will say, someone who liked trump before this, i can't imagine this is what is going to turn them off. with all the outrageous things including the birther movement it doesn't seem to me this will break him. john: there were a lot of republicans afraid to take on trump. a lot of the establishment criticism doesn't matter much to him. veterans are a big part of the republican base. some republicans who like donald trump are veterans and also like john mccain. mark: rush limbaugh defended him today. there weren't that many staunch defenders of donald trump. i

mr. gibner and john gibner, deputy city attorney just to give earlier mr. updyke was talking about the city surplus property ordinance and by ordinance through this legislation the board of supervisors can determine that this prompt is subject to the restrictions of the city property ordinance the oakland that was made reference supervisor mar involves a different but similar law that employees e applies to the city that mr. updyke said we've filed with the procedural steps under the property steps ordinance we're evaluating to what extent it statute applies here and if we determine that it does apply here the state surplus property will be sure to follow all the mandates. >> i think i'm following what is happening at oakland's and here could you explain the interpret trooen relationship between the selling of this site dynamic convinced we have to sell it how that intreendz with the gll site and where the various departments about go into that new site how this fits in. >> certainly as the board unanimously adapted last spring and fall your moving forward

mr. trump sets the pace. johne polls and you have, trump, bush, walker, rubio, paul, probably going to make the debate. but then you go to the bubble. christie, kasick, bobby jindal carly fiorina. some of them might be trying to get attention to boost numbers to get on the debate stage. mark: much has been made on the notion of john kasich not getting on the debate. his new hampshire numbers have moved up. it will be fascinating to the weather he moves enough to have a chance. john: for the first time he is now, and the average, at 10. perry has slipped. if john kasich keeps on, he can go above. mark: i think a lot of candidates will be told by advisors, be serious, ignore the carnival. john: do you think they will be anybody who tries to take a big swing at donald trump? mark: they will all be poised with one-liners. donald, is that what you said when you are giving money to hillary? with sadness and anger. standards advisory joins us tomorrow. remember, this show is on twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00. until tomorro

zillow >>> out is time to get inside politics with mr. john king. happy friday my brother.end. we are going to pick up where you left off, the interview with chris christie trying to get traction in the republican race. jackie is here with the daily beast, robert with "the washington post." we are at a rare moment. the last six and a half years, bomb may said apple pie is good the republicans feel compelled to say, no it isn't. if the republicans say, good morning, it's a beautiful day, the democrats say, no it isn't. yet, the criminal justice reform there's a consensus. we have people in for long sentences. the president, for the first time a sitting united states president goes into a federal prison. why is there consensus on this now? it's not just the republican presidential candidates and the president of the united states. people are talking across the spectrum including the house speaker. the guy that criticizes president obama every day, he says house republicans have their own package. let's get to it. >> we have a lot of people in prison that, frankly, in my view

let's get more on the 2016 race on "inside politics" with mr. john king.d. >> happy monday to you. saw an interesting interview. that was a great try. >> partially, potentially. >> yeah. a very busy monday. the walker official announcement the big event on inside politics. molly, julie, 15 or 16 depending on how we count the former governor of virginia. scott walker gets in today. we have known for a long time he is running. i stood up to the labor unions fighting teacher tenure. he signed his budget the wisconsin state budget. one reason is he wanted to get state business done. he wanted to raise a lot of money, like jeb bush before he officially jumped in. he says look at this video. a lot of nice people running for the republican nomination but one big difference walker says. >> the republican field, there are some who are good fighters and won the battles. others win elections but haven't consistently taken on the big fights. now i'm running for president to fight and win for the american people. >> essentially, he is going after the bigger names. they

mr. trump do you owe john mccain an apology? >> no, not at all. if you look at cheryl at theon's report last night, it was fine. she thought that the press was covering me fairly unfairly and she stated that. i republican her as a reporter. i got a stand ovation, the biggest ovation they had all weekend. it was wonderful to see. nobody was insulted. what happened is, later on, the republican candidates, some of whom are registering 1%, they're extremely upset and they're extremely upset when the nevada numbers came out, too. >> mr. trump, let's go back to this issue of john mccain and you're talking about the cheryl atkinson, you said, he's war hero he was captured, perhaps, he's a war hero. a short bio of john mccain, he was shot down in 1967 on his 23rd bombing mission over north vietnam, he fractured both legs and an arm and nearly drowned when he parachuted into a lake. his shoulder was crushed. he was beaten, tortured and interrogated. the north vietnamese offered him early release for propaganda purposes, he refused until every man was taken

with the law and how is it possible and maybe attorney john gibner can give us a response of how we can actually make this work with movie theaters >> mr. gibner >> john gibner. that is a policy decision for the board to consider perhaps with [inaudible] advice >> thank you. i'm very worried about subjecting a hand full of businesses to the law that we know full well they cannot comply with. aside from being bad policy that seems increasingly unfair and likely subject us to a law suit because of factors beyond their control, movie theaters will be out of compliance day 1. there are 7 movie theaters in the city subjected to the legislation. [inaudible] van nes theater, sin mark which ones in west field and [inaudible] empire and land mark theater who has the embarcadero center. collectorly they have about 257 employees at these threators and the legislation goes into effect the theaters will have to pay penalties on each one and the most likely outcome is they will lay off employees and we don't want to see that happen. this can hurt employees, not help employees. proposing a amendment to section 3300.g.4 b which i think we can do as a

wong can meet mr. john. you can't do that when you have an election that covers the interests of tens of billions of people. you have to have a plan warm you have a campaign and you have to have a party or a station that chinese commies party doesn't want other party organizations to exist. they don't even want only weeks to exist unless there's a party cadre controlling the bowling league. it's going to be difficult to move from those local elections at the higher level elections they really pose a promise. i'm going to save promise because i think of a good thing for china of eventual liberalization and multiparty democracy. >> i'm going to keep tom here to sign books if you purchase them and bring them forward. to pick up on his last metaphor tom i think it's 10 pins. i think you knock out all 10 pins. it was at terrific presentation. thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] ..

i will call john first, mr. david walker mr. williams, herbert weiner. >> john steno son. i have been a pension member for 40 years. i am opposed to this loan program. no. 1, it's very high risk. it's like private equity. for i risk investment, as you all know you expect high retains. what's the retain he says you only get 7.5%. you can get 11% investing in the snp 500 before the american depression, instead of having $20 billion now, you would have $100 billion. what's wrong with saving for a down payment like i did. why should we assist people with down payments? if you can't afford to save up for a down payment, you shouldn't afford to buy a house. i have lived in this city for 50 years. the day i will be living in the city. the people like policemen, some make a quarter of a million dollars. you think they can't make a down payment. you think the owner can't save for a down payment? thank you. >> >> public speaker: staff of isbc local 21. we are with sound principals in the management of our pension. we believe in analysis and critical thinking around critical decision

intimately, in front of the file -- fire of our minds, mr. john dickey. [applause] >> we were standing in the back. it is standing room only. john: i i asked you how you dealt with the stress. i go crazy just running a small business. we are a small business. a handful of employees. you have vice presidents, market managers format. it comes down to the human element. people think who knows what goes on in the tower? and i said -- you said it is stressful. could you tap into that for a moment, human to human? how do you run an operation this big? john: i do not know that i am responsible for the conference. i am a big believer. i think all industries that are healthy have a healthy conference aspect to them and the thought of this conference going away or sunsetting did not sit well with me. if i had anything to do with it which i maybe had a small part, i appreciate the kind remarks. we are all gifted to have someone who is as passionate and devoted so much of their life to the format and the progress this format has made in the last 20, 25 years and again

john: now mr.as established a hotline. 855-dets-352 for veterans to offer suggestions on reforming the veteran's affairs administration. mr. trump pledged that if elected president he will talk care of veteran complaints "quickly and efficiently like a world class businessman can do what a politician has no clue". was mr. trump m.a.c. australian machiavellian or ill informed when talking about mccain's hero status? if something else, what is it? pat buchanan. pat: i think trump was badly served here. he manufacture said he was not a here -- he never said he was not a hero. he said he got captured. four times he said he was a hero and the press jumped on him and said he has to get you o of the race and other republicans have to get out of the race and a figure in disgrace and defied them and all week long gotten big he crowds than anyone. the country knows what is being done here which is that the political establishment is appalled and frightened by trump and they want to drive him out of the race,

mrs. pope met in washington. john pope was a one term senator. they picked him because mrs. pope had grown up in england she was familiar with british architecture. she admired latrobe's work. she talked to him more so than mr. pope about her needs for this house. they did not live in this house very long. they only kept occupancy about five or six years. they moved to other places. they rented the house out for quite a while and eventually sold it in the 1830's. this was a privately owned, it had a bad fire in 1987. the roof burned off the house and the chimneys collapsed. the bluegrass trust was able to acquire it in late 1988 and put a temporary roof on the structure. we continue to work on the house today. it is not finished. we are taking our time and going slowly, trying to do the right restorations. this is a true federal style. it is a very unusual house in that it is inverted. it has an english raised basement. the living quarters are on the second floor. the entirely opposite of almost every other american house of the period. latrobe's influence is so obvious. whe

john mccain? >> a disagree with mr. trump's comments. john mccain is a great american.yone knows he's a p.o.w. for over five years. his dad was a senior admiral at the time he was a p.o.w. so vietnamese offered him. john mcclain declined that early release and oe bad the code of conduct so we should all honor and respect john mccain's service. >> do you think this makes donald trump unfit? >> like i said, i disagree with his comments, chuck. i would recommend he apologize, retract them and get back to the campaign he's, like the iran deal and the threat it poses to the united states. >> tom cotton republican from arkansas, i appreciate you coming on and sharing your views sir. >> thanks. >> tom friedman of the "new york times," he interviewed president obama after the deal was signed, andrea mitchell who is now a resident of austria, danielle pletka, bill richardson, former ambassador to the u.n. on behalf. united states. welcome to all of you. tom, you heard david cameron there. you interviewed the president. who did a better job selling the deal, david cameron or bara

i'm thyo glad that they came aboard.o you don't go to mr. john gotti and say there's too much heroin on the streets dealt of new york. w the could you cut back.fia thank you. a couple of keys of the street. thatstreet. that is not how you dealt with it. new line after them. >> is fee for salvageable? >> i would address that byif looking at the recent reforms. they have been sweeping. they are real. i would like to give it hope that that footprint could be used. i'm not an organizational expertkeop but i think that is. one option. and. and i can tell you the weekend of the women's world cup final they're were two other confederations from around the world are tell presented in vancouver that om a were very well aware of the sweeping reforms. repr they were pleased.erwell and hopefully that footprint is at least one step in the edge -- excuse me, and theeane short-term to reform the for but apart from with comcast is done have you seen anca tangible, meaningful effort to reform? and is that not have to happen for it to be salvageable? >> i have see

and john is in athens, john, mr. tsipras said it's the best possible agreement. best in brussels, perhaps good enough for greece, though? >> reporter: well, it is going to be difficult to get some of these points past the greek parliament and the greek people. i think the biggest problems will arise in some of the up front actions particularly the overall of the a.t.. above and beyond what the greek parliament just passed -- >> we are going to jump in quickly and listen to france's president francois hollande. >> and everything be studied and everything be said by the goff of the eurozone, by greece. by those who were the most reticent and requesting guarantees and it was necessary to keep the german relationship between madam merkel and myself which is necessary in we wish to achieve a compromise. if there is not this solid solidity which, of course, can include differences, if there is not this cohesion to achieve an agreement and we spent a lot of time with madam merkel, with alexis tsipras and the our opinion authorities to achieve this result alexei tsipras

i trust mr. john ceo and other members of the top management of financial times very much and when i met him for the first time, he told me that the -- before being a manager of a company, he is a journalist. and he asked me that i have the same behavior and attitude. and so amongst the leaders and the employees, the financial times, there may be some concern that nikkei on asian media coming to acquire financial times may result in making financial times lose the partisan aspect of british media. but fd is going to be ft. it remains unchanged. i have already communicated fully to mr. litting that ft could become even much stronger as financial times as they used to be is important for nikkei as well. and the speed of global economic change is accelerating and requirement of the subscribers for a timely report is getting much more demanding and so we should have this friendly rivalry between financial times and nikkei and become a true global media that covers both asia, europe and the united states.

mr. trump apologizes directly to john mccain and also to the veterans of the country, i don't think he has the character or the temperament to hold the highest position in the country. >> reporter: the republican national convention took the rare step and said comments like those have no place in their party. we still have not heard from senator mccain. he has been silent since trump made the comments. we heard from his daughter. she says she is horrified and disgusted by trump's rhetoric. >>> sunlen serfaty at the white house. breaking overnight. new information about the gunman who killed five service members in chattanooga, tennessee. the investigation into youssuf abdulazeez turning up evidence he suffered from mental illness and abusing drugs. a law enforcement official says family members are telling investigators that mohammad youssuf abdulazeez suffered from bipolar and had been abusing painkillers and marijuana and other so-called party drugs. abdulazeez had sought treatment from a psychiatrist. he was sent away to jordan to get away from bad innfluencenfluenceinfluences. the fami

john farrow sought down with mr. macfarlane. john: john, great to have you with us on bloomberg tv. headline saying that anthony jenkins is departing. we already stated that you needed a new skill set. the first question is, what are the skills you are looking for and how did you come about making that decision so quickly echo john mcfarland: -- john macfarlane: of course, we had the management crisis about three years ago when bob left, so anthony was given this terrible role, and he has come through that well. the company has stabilized. going forward, we have a very different agenda. if you look at the stock price where it is now, it is the same as it was six years ago. it has a 2 in front of the number instead of a bigger number. when we reinforced the strategy at the off-site meeting and considering the execution of that, we realized we needed someone who could turn it around. we need more revenue growth more productivity. we need a more agile beast. the company is very democratic. john: you mentioned a share price. since anthony came on board, the share price was up around 46%

john mccain? >> a disagree with mr. trump's comments. john mccain is a great american. everyone knows he was a p.o.w. for over five years. but what most people don't know about him -- his dad was a senior admiral at the time he was a p.o.w. so vietnamese offered him. an opportunity for early release in direct violation of the code of conduct of prisoners of war. john mcclain declined that early release and obeyed the code of conduct so we should all honor and respect john mccain's service. >> do you think this makes donald trump unfit? >> like i said, i disagree with his comments, chuck. i would recommend he apologize, retract them and get back to the campaign that at the's been running on important issues like this iran deal and the threat that it poses to the united states and world. >> tom cotton, republican from arkansas, i appreciate you coming on and sharing your views, sir. >> thanks. >> tom friedman of the "new york times," he interviewed president obama the day after the deal was signed. andrea mitchell, who is now a resident of austria, danielle pletka, bill r

mr. trop with the great american success? johnwe did not talk about immigration other stuff, or even the brashness -- the first thing they went to was tycoon, did this stuff, rich guy. the definition of american success. mark: there is no doubt that they love that but also in one of your takeaways, they also say he is a billionaire but he is a billionaire just like us. that is hard to figure that out , but that is exactly what they said. john: they said he is not one of them, and then is the political class. they think a guy flying in a private jet is more like them then someone in washington dc. emily:mark: on opposite sides of the same coin, he is teflon, but he may cause his own undoing. john: we showed you video of rick perry and jeb bush attacking donald trump, but these people rallied for donald trump. they not only defended him, but they thought less of parry and bush after watching them attacked trump. it tells you how hard it is going to be for conventional attacks to stick. on the other side, you can tell that they do no

intimately, in front of the file -- fire of our minds, mr. john dickey. [applause] >> we were standing in the back. it is standing room only. i asked you how you dealt with the stress. i go crazy just running a small business. we are a small business. a handful of employees. you have vice presidents, market managers, format. it comes down to the human element. people think who knows what goes on in the tower? and i said -- you said it is stressful. could you tap into that for a moment, human to human? how do you run an operation this big? john: i do not know that i am responsible for the conference. i am a big believer. i think all industries that are healthy have a healthy conference aspect to them and the thought of this conference going away or sunsetting did not sit well with me. if i had anything to do with it which i maybe had a small part i appreciate the kind remarks. we are all gifted to have someone who is as passionate and devoted so much of their life to the format and the progress this format has made in the last 20 25 years and again without

mr. john dickey. [applause] >> we were standing in the back.it was standing room only. >> i remember these days. >> you also said to me, i asked you a question that i said to you during that meeting that we had almost a year ago, how do you deal with the stress of running so many operations? i go crazy just running a small business. we are a small business a handful of employees. you've got vice president, market managers different formats. basically comes down to the human element. doesn't? people think who knows what goes on in the tower? you said it is stressful. so good you just tap into that for a moment, human to human? how do you run an operation of this big? >> i appreciate, first of all let me say the remarks were very kind. i do know if i'm responsible for the conference or not at the way michael recalls that i think is pretty accurate. i'm a big believer in conferencing. i think all industries that are healthy have a healthy conference aspect to them. the thought of this conference going away or sunsetting just didn't sit well with m

mr. updike. >> good to see you, chair cohen, john updike, director of real estate. good afternoon. nearly three years ago we began negotiations on a project through an exchange of letters in the fall of 2012. that is a pleasure now to outline the key terms and conditions of in non-binding term sheet that is before you for consideration. first some technical issues i need to mention and that is this document establishes the fundamental terms and economic parameters for lease to be negotiated in good faith over the coming year. with that said, the term sheet does not commit the city to approve a final ground lease, nor does it foreclose the possibility of consideration of alternatives to the proposal offered here including not approving a final ground lease. the board will not take any discretionary action relative to the ground lease unless and until the health commission and the board of supervisors have reviewed and considered the environmental documentation prepared by the regents in compliance with ceqa, and adopted appropriate ceqa findings. so with that said, both the city and

. >> so john is in athens, you have been listening to all of this john, just heard from mr. tsipras there saying this deal will allow grays to stands ongreece to standson its own two feet and averting severe measures but looks as if they will suffer anyway, aren't they? >> reporter: the there are difficult points the french president saying the greek parliament has to reconvene in the next few hours more debate. more political compromise that his had have to be made in athens and i think the main difficulties are going to be in rerevising the v.a.t. that the greeks have to earn. the government has to earn. consumer spending. over the weekend wrath he should they have already agreed to tighten up the v.a.t. collects and raise an additional roughly 800 billion -- $800 million from that. now they are going to have do moreto domore this frightens the tourism industry which is a key industry lear and improving the pension system. again the greeks have said they are going to cut roughly $750 million of spending from social security this year, they have to look at it again. balls u

john cane. mr. [inaudible] mr. oscar james. [inaudible] and paul [inaudible] >> good afternoon commissioners and good to see you tiffany. i am not for or against the warriors. they are doing a fairly adequate job with their eir, but the thing is, what will happen with it? i live in dog patch and been here for 32 years and worked here since i was 16 so i haet to tell you how long that it is. at the onedf the day if the city wants to get something done they move mountains. they were trying to get a legacy keeping the warriors in san francisco. the warriors are a wonderful team and love to follow them and would love to have them in the city. we also have right down the road the giants and the giants attempting to build a rather large development and being in dogpatch and we've always been up with what is going on and helped the port and redevelopment in mission bay and so forth so i just want to express the opinion that if we really as a community as san francisco wanted to get something done, you would probably crack a whip and h