ms. cohen, supervisor cohen? through the president, when did we receive this? is this a letter floating around for a while or -- i don't have it in front of me. >> councillor cohen: i didn't hear your question. >> councillor yee: when did you receive this letter? has it been around for a while? >> councillor cohen: let me check with my staff. i don't know when we received it. supervisor tang said she received it via email a day or so ago. i will have my staff make a copy of it for your reference and make sure it's reflected in the board record as well. all i'm asking for -- i'm not saying yes or no. i just want to know if there's any truth to it. >> councillor yee: i am wondering about the timeline. i thought maybe i missed it during the rules committee. so it was after rules committee. and i guess, city attorney, are there -- let me get an understanding, if -- i don't know what the situation is when you are allowed to get an owner's tax exemption, whether or not -- supervisor peskin mentioned that you might have a wife and if he and his wife owned a different

anlisis del gobierno concluy que la propuesta perjudicara a los ms pobres y beneficiara a los ms ricos. isaac cohena a experimentar una rebaja menor de la que van a recibir las empresas pero a ellos le van a poner un lmite de tiempo. mientras que a las empresas va a ser por siempre". ese y otros puntos de la propuesta han provocado fuertes crticas de los demcratas e incluso de algunos republicanos. como el senador jeff flake que dijo que solo votara a favor de la propuesta porque, entre otras cosas, el liderazgo republicano le prometi un debate sobre una solucin permanente para los soÑadores. sen. tim kaine "tener al senador flake como apoyante de eso es una buena cosa. pero no necesita votar para un plan de impuestos malo para apoyar los dreamers". el plan tributario adems eliminara el requerimiento que obliga a las personas a tener seguro de salud- un parte clave para el funcionamiento de obamacare. tambin incrementa lo que pueden deducir las personas por el cuidado de sus niÑos. randy serrano los detalles finales de la propuesta podran aun estar por decidirse ya que el senado y la cmara baja ten

ms ricos. s/isaac cohen, economista "la clase media va a experimentar una rebaja menor de la que van a recibira ellos le van a poner un límite de tiempo. mientras que a las empresas va a ser por siempre". ese y otros puntos de la propuesta provocaron fuertes crticas de los demcratas e incluso de algunos republicanos. s/ senador jeff flake como el senador jeff flake que dijo que solo votó a favor de la propuesta porque, entre otras cosas, el liderazgo republicano le prometi un debate sobre una solucin permanente para los soÑadores. s/sen. tim kaine "tener al senador flake como apoyante de eso es una buena cosa. pero no necesita votar para un plan de impuestos malo para apoyar los dreamers". s/randy serrano los detalles finales de la propuesta podrían aun estar por decidirse ya que el senado y la cámara baja tendrían que reunirse para concretar los elementos finales antes de que el presidente la firme. es momento de conocer el tiempo en la bahia pasemos con lucrecia borchardt ... lo pusieron tras las rejas por un doble homicidio que nunca cometi... pero un joven soÑador logr recuperar su liberta

ms. cohen. ms. lewis. mr. newport. mr. neary. mr. roosevelt. ms. ruiz. ms. turner. mr. weaver. mr. webb. mr. rugby. miso'malley. and mr. cohen. >> we are missing a few commission members but we certainly have a quorum and i would like to start today by acknowledging chairman perez, who's here and we are very hankful for his participation. and more than that, for his leadership of the democrats and the national party. we are glad you could be here with us and look forward to hearing your remarks. >> great. good morning. good morning everyone. i want to say thank you for all your hard work. this was an immensely important exercise and labor intensive and everyone came to it with an open mind and with remarkable set of ideas. so i want to say thank you to all of you. and particular thanks to our co-chairs, jen and larry. we have been meeting regularly, brainstorming regularly and i can't say enough wonderful things about both of you. you have both entered this enterprise with a spirit of bold passion, a spirit of ingenuity, a spirit that understands that this is the most seryouse stres

ms. cleb. >> here. >> mr. cohen. >> here. >> ms. lewis. >> here. >> mr. newport. >> here. >> mr. roosevelt. >> here. >> ms. ruiz. >> here. >> ms. turner. >> here. >> mr. weaver. >> here. >> mr. webb. >> here. >> mr. zogby. >> here. >> ms. o'malley dillon. >> here. >> and mr. cohen. >> yes. >> all right. we are missing a few commission members, but we certainly have a quorum. and i would like to start today by acknowledging chairman perez, who is here. we're very thankful for his participation. [ applause ] >> and more than that, for his leadership of the democrats and the national party. so we're really glad you could be here with us and look forward to hearing your remarks. >> great. all right. good morning. good morning, everyone. thank you. i want to start out by saying thank you for all your hard work. this was an immensely important exercise. it was labor intensive and everyone came to it with an open mind, and with remarkable set of ideas. so i want to say thank you to all of you. i want to say a particular thanks to our co-chairs. we have been meeting regularly, getting up

ms. lee: thank you, chief. mr. cohen. mr. cohen: i would agree with rabbi cooper. it would help a lot if the person was the biggest pulpit would take a lead in condemning hate. ms. lee: i would join you in that. many of my colleagues will join you in standing up against hate. mr. chairman, i thank you for yielding to me. chairman: the chair now recognizes the gentleman, mr. garrett. mr. garrett: i ahte to -- i hate to be constrained by time. first, i would commend the chief forriminal enhancements certain things. i think we have a criminal justice system that begs reform. we don't necessarily need -- we the to enforce those on books, but enhancement makes real sense. first of all, the guns discussion, i would suggest a federal legislative answer to what should be a state level or local level problem. i'm sympathetic to the arguments made on the panel that indeed localities and states should be empowered to make these decisions. i can assure you, i would not vote in favor of a federal law. it's draconian in its nature. having said that, i have no problem with the loc

ms. o'malley. and mr. cohen. >> we are missing a few commission members but we have a quorum. and i would like to start today by acknowledging chairman perez who is here and we are thankful for his participation. [applause] >> and more than that, his leadership of the democrats and the national party. we are really glad you could be here with us and look forward to hearing your remarks. >> good morning everyone. i want to say thank you for all your hard work. this was an immensely important exercise and it was labor intensive and everyone came to it with an open mind. and with remarkable set of ideas. i want to say thank you to all of you and thanks to our co-chairs, jen and larry. we have been updating regularly and brainstorming regularly and can't say enough wonderful things about both of you. you have entered this enterprise ith a spirit of bold passion and spirit of ingenuity and spirit that understands this is the most serious stress test on our nation's democracy, perhaps in our history and the work of this unity commission is so critically important. and so, larry and

president breed for the late miss ester laudher and at the suggestion of supervisor cohen and the entire board, for the late ms. lorraine taylor. >> president breed: this brings us to the end of the agenda. madame clerk, any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes business for today. >> president breed: we are adjourned everyone, thank you. . >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape

president breed for the late miss ester laudher and at the suggestion of supervisor cohen and the entire board, for the late ms. lorraine taylor. >> president breed: this brings us to the end of the agenda. madame clerk, any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes business for today. >> president breed: we are adjourned everyone, thank you. >> good afternoon, welcome to the land use and transportation committee. the last one for the calendar year of 2017. for today -- [applause] monday, december 11, i am the acting chair of the committee, aaron peskin, joined by committee member supervisor katie tang, our clerk is mr. victor young. mr. young, do you have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. complete your speaker cards and any documents to be included as par of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the january 9, 2018 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. mr. chair, would you like to take any action regarding the absence -- >> we will indeed, make a motion to excuse chair farrell. >> moved.

president breed for the late miss ester laudher and at the suggestion of supervisor cohen and the entire board, for the late ms. lorraine taylor. >> president breed: this brings us to the end of the agenda. madame clerk, any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes business for today. >> president breed: we are adjourned everyone, thank you. [inaudible] and parking authority commission on tuesday, december 5. ms. boomer, could you please take the roll? please quiet down in the audience? thank you. [roll call] madame chair director, you have a quorum. please be advised that director torres will be absent from today's meeting. please be advised that the ringing and use of cell phone, pagers and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for one

ms. turner? >> here. >> mr. weaver? >> here. >> mr. web. >> here. mrs. o'malley dillon? and mr. cohen. >> here. >> we are missing a few commission members but we certainly have a quorum. and i would like to start today by acknowledging chairman perez who's here, we're very thankful for his participation. >> good morning, everyone. i want to thank all of you for your hard work. it was labor intensive and everyone came to it with an open mind and with a remarkable set of ideas. so i want to say thank you to all of you. i want to say particular thanks to our co-chairs, we have been meeting regularly, brainstorming regularly, and i can't say enough wonderful things about both of you. you have both entered the enterprise with a spirit of bold passion, a spirit of ingenuity, a spirit that understands that this is the most serious stress test on our nation's democracy, perhaps in our history and the work of this unity commission is so critically important. thank you so much larry and jen for the important work you have been doing. i come to you both with a sense of remarkable sobriety given

ms. lorraine taylor, thank you. >> supervisor breed: can we do that without objection? without objection the board meeting will be closed in her honor, thank you, supervisor cohen. >> before supervisor farrell left, he told me he submitted. >> supervisor fewer: colleagues, i will be calling for a hearing to look at the challenges our families of children, particularly ages 0 through 5 are experiencing in san francisco, that our family service agencies, including hsa and our families, our children our families counsel, have in response to challenges. unfortunately, housing and the cost of living in the city are significant hardships many families are facing and have adverse impact on children's development and their academic and social readiness. with only 13% of the population that is children, san francisco has the lowest population in the largest cities. the survey found that 31% of san francisco residents said they were likely to move out of san francisco in the next five years, but for families birth to 5, the percentage of families leaving is 43%. raising children is a tough job. which is why so many parents depend on others to persevere. but in san francisco, parent