ms. wilson. >> ms. wilson. i'll stick to that for now. >> i'm older.ay that, ms. wilson. i would say you look fly. >> now how old are you? saying i look fly? i'll talk to your mama about that. >> i'm 38. does that mean i can say it or -- >> oh my god. i have a daughter 32. you could be my son. >> first of all, i'm sorry, you can't top that. >> i really can't top that. i do want to say for the record, though, that my two daughters would say ms. mary. because we brought them up to say -- it would be mr. howell in the southern tradition. >> i'm from mississippi. i know exactly what you're talking about. >> we got the texas end of that. >> we had a tough week. but i'm going to start with tim ryan when he said there are plenty of competent females who could be speaker of the house. as a competent female, i would like to say don't call me a competent female. >> i've got a targeted fallback in relation to another southern state, alabama. i want to say to former attorney general jeff sessions, fall back into a rich republican law firm or into a k street lobbyi

ms. wilson is an attorney at law. i will not be voting for ms. tanner today. >> supervisor cohen: i want to acknowledge that supervisor peskin is correct. ms. wilson is leaving. she did a fantastic job. i have the one who nominated her and fully vetted her. i nominated ms. tanner. i hope you will support her. she's in position to serve on seat two of board appeals. you should note that she has served as a senior planner for planning department and has worked for -- she's managed multimillion dollar capital projects and has familiarity with the san francisco planning code which i believe is an asset to enable her to hit the ground running for the first board of appeals meeting which is scheduled to be next week. currently, there are only one other woman, that's commissioner ann lazarus. she's serving on five member board of appeals. this is a young woman of color. she's bringing a fresh new perspective to the board of appeal. i believe she will be able to adequately handle the duties as we see fit as a quasi judicial body. i don't have a law degre

ms. wilson? >> good morning. before i begin, is there anyone in need of sign language interpreter services? okay. thank you. good morning, deputy council, associate legal council. i'm bernadette wilson from the executive secretariat. we would like to remind our audience that questions and comments from the audience are not permitted during the meeting, and we ask that you carry on any conversations outside the meeting room departing and reentering as quietly as possible. also, please take this opportunity to turn your cell phones off or to vibrate mode. i would also like to remind the audience that in case of emergency, there are exit doors to the right and left as you exit this room. additionally, the restrooms are down the hall to the right and left of the elevators. during the period june 10, 2017 through october 30, 2018, the commission approved 83 items by notation vote, approved litigation in 31 cases and approved amicus participation in one case, approved two draft enforcement guidances, enforcement guidanc

ms. aguilera: leader pelosi, secretary of defense matus, secretary of affairs, secretary of the air force wilsonl hollered, families of the fallen, visitors from across the world and all of you, good morning. and welcome to arlington national cemetery. what a glorious day. it is fitting that we are in the center of this most hallowed ground. a special welcome to mr. larry romo of the american g.i. forum, for being today's veteran service host for national veterans day observance. today as we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the signing of the world war i armistice in 1918, how fortunate we all are to gather together today to pay tribute to this amazing anniversary. just a short walk from here, i invite you to visit sections 17, 18, 19, or visit our welcome center where we memorialize world war i veterans and families laid to rest here at arlington national cemetery. their stories tell the history of our country through sacrifice of our citizens. that served our nation in its time of need and guaranteed our freedom and liberty. today, as for the past 154 years, our arlington national cemetery i