ms. rogers. >> thank you very much supervisors emily rogers with the plaintiff i think it's been described and it is a very exciting your honor, and forward-looking neighborhood that welcomes schools for the district and the district felt this legislation will further the goals and recommended approvals with modifications that were incorporated we know the supervisor for that sue thank you. >> thank you, ms. rogers if no comments we'll open this up for public comment i have a few comment cards. >> (inaudible). >> i'll call the comment cards (calling names) i'm sorry i'm going to mispronounce this name sorry. (calling names). come on up. >> i'm sorry i'm not dressed up i want to thank all the supervisors for their support and we are all up here we're partners this is darcy and jeff and jason i'm excited about the prospective of having a home basis for entertainment it is my dream to not just have a venue where we just serve alcohol to people and kick them to the curve but provide a genuine entertainment and night life so i've been doing shows in san francisco for almost 20 years i'm really,

community and want to recognize ann marie rogers that be here to answer questions if any thank you, ms. roger. >> thank you, mr. rogers hold on i mean, i'll ask for opening remarks thank you supervisor kim to correct the problem in the western selma plan to let the night life use move forward were there should be night life i had a lot of respect for the work that supervisor kim and her office and members of the community did in moving in western selma plan forward i ultimately did not vote for that plan that was a 10 to one so obviously i was think the losing side even though there's a lot of good in the plan in my view it was not support of night life in a neighborhood that is one the epic centers of lgbt night life in our city we know that night life in san francisco is incredibly important as part the cultural heart of the city it is what makes our city what it is in so many ways all too often night life is a problem to be tolerated or a thorn in the side to be dealt with we know that's not the case so one of the first things i requested our city visits do a night life plan it was was a $

community and want to recognize ann marie rogers that be here to answer questions if any thank you, ms. roger. >> thank you, mr. rogers hold on i mean, i'll ask for opening remarks thank you supervisor kim to correct the problem in the western selma plan to let the night life use move forward were there should be night life i had a lot of respect for the work that supervisor kim and her office and members of the community did in moving in western selma plan forward i ultimately did not vote for that plan that was a 10 to one so obviously i was think the losing

ms. rogers can explain that but my understanding it's a joint hearing between the two indemnifies a discussion around the general platform and not intend to be a discussion arson short term rentals so again, i'm trying to address the committees interest for more information and given we've focused on it this week we've got questions we'll roll over to dbi and inform whether or not we need additional changes to the legislation. >> so is there this a public hearing on october 2nd i don't see why it's not out of purview of the informational hearing for the joint commissions to talk about the issues and hear public comment specifically on what is a major piece of this legislation. i appreciate the time i don't understand the rush one or three weeks this is a pretty complex piece of legislation we're setting this is very different than what we've talked about i appreciate that president chiu wanted to take on this issue we were overwhelmed by the information i want to get the legislation right it's not clear where question rush everyone within a period of that days to get before land use next week

ms. rogers so further clarify the ordinance. >> thank you, mr. pollack if no questions we'll proceeded to public comment unless the department has comments. >> good morning, committee members this is how a change that was made at a hearing can turn out out to have is policy implications and in this case the planning commission and the board assumed they were making the policies strong this change with have removed 50s from the planning code that is converted to student housing and so we do appreciate the amendment that will fix the error and recommend or not unanimously but 6 to one vote for the board to make this amendment today. >> thank you, very much. i have two comment cards (calling names) you can come up - i'm sorry, i called two names please step back the two names i called are either of them here? okay they're not anyone else else want to make public comment >> good morning scott wiener nice to see you again, this monday morning i have a question regarding the relations for the governors as mr. president, i can't get an answer so suppose

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roger goodell should resign. now, in a moment you're going to hear directly from ms.d, but first several high profile media personalities have come out in support of the nfl and its commissioner. take a look. >> whatever the offense here, domestic assault, domestic violence, nondomestic assault, rape, kidnapping, homicide, drugs, the incidence rate in the nfl is less than half what it is in the general population. >> the national organization for women is calling for commissioner roger goodell to resign because of how the nfl handled the ray rice case. >> i'm sorry, i think this woman is off her rocker. i think she's lost her mind. that's right. i said it. this is the most ridiculous nonsense i've ever heard in my life. roger goodell deserves to lose his job because -- why are you acting like he's ray rice? >> here with reaction attorney gloria alred. gloria, good to see you. how are you? >> you too. fine, thank you. >> i assume you watched the press conference today. >> i did,opn÷ yes. >> i don't think anybody including roger goodell himself who said i got wrong the

ms. lee: we get a pass with this concurrent resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentlelady from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the distinguished gentleman from indiana, mr. visclosky, ranking member of the defense appropriation subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana is recognized for five minutes. mr. visclosky: i thank the gentlewoman for yielding. also want to add my voice to those who are complimenting mr. mclemore on his dedication to public service in his retirement as clerk of the defense subcommittee. i would tell my colleagues that despite the strong leadership and very best efforts of chairman rogers and ranking member lowey, i am abjectly disappointed we again find ourselves in the position of considering another continuing resolution. tipping resolutions are no way to run a nation. we cannot expect good government if we are incapeable of providing appropriations in a timely and predictable mann