to build on the comments just a little bit and address commissioner pearlman's question about how this is being managed in other places, the reason we don't have other documents from other places to look at this in the context of is because other cities, to the extent they've addressed this, have done it within the context of the preservation framework. so we are unique in that we've created this bright line between this practice and what we can consider preservation. that direction came directly from the commissions over the course of the past year. so i think we've landed in the place where they were directed to and that that's quite a bit comfort around it, but it is an evolving story, both here and elsewhere. this is a unique aspect of the preservation realm or related to the preservation realm, where we've struggled with this in different ways over time. when we first started this conversation, it was in the context of this commission and preservation practice. how perspective solutions and approaches evolve in practice as we move forward will be able to be captured in subsequent

pearlman. thank you for what you're doing.we do have a -- you know, i refer to governor by slogan earlier. you know, three strikes and you're out sounds clever, but it's a failed policy. it's not the only example, but it's a failed policy and so you know, we have, as you noted, we've warehoused a generation. mostly of black men, but not exclusively, as you know, of black men, and then we compound it by, you know, first of all, understanding that 97%, i think it is, 95%, come out one day, understanding that we still compound the ability to come out and rejoin productive life. it's a host of thing. it's education and training while you're in, preparation for coming back out, but then you can't get public housing, you can't get public benefits in some places. the things you need to get back up on your feet. and because we stripped so much of that out of programs inside and out of programs outside, it shouldn't surprise us, number one, that people come out frequently more dangerous than they were when they went in and two, that th

ie: jeff pearlman, the chairman of esr came in. certainly a day to celebrate. shares popping more than 5%. esr group from a 2016 merger to become two of asia's fastest growing warehouse providers. that was japan's redwood group. pretty much a fast growing story toward today's ipo. let's get more on the story of esr. congratulations. shares popping at the start of trading. why after the delay in june? >> thanks for having me. end up sandwiched between geopolitical and macro events you can't control and we felt june wasn't the right time. on the back of some positive traction with budweiser, top sports, and other and frankly the fact that a lot of the public market investors are coming to us saying we want to see this as a public company, that gave us the conviction to come back to the market and so far, so good. sophie: in hong kong, esr doesn't have a footprint. >> hong kong to be an interesting market for us. an exchanget as because this business is 100% can asia and the business we want to focus on in the region so we felt with a sizable presence in china, ho

. >>> crypto craze has kept pearlman ahead but he has fallen to nick lowery, who is leading, and metsn syndergaard. >> oz was winning on the bitcoin. there is the door of air force one. the president has landed in austin, texas, where he is going to meet shortly at a factory that produces mac book pros. he will meet with tim cook and other corporate dignitaries there. the factory is not actually owned by apple it's own by flex. >> flextronices, uh-huh. >> and the president has not deplaned as of yet but will shortly. >> important to get the ear of the president. apple doesn't want these december 15th tariffs to go into effect this could be a very important meeting. >> closing bell starts right now. >> i had a very good meeting with tim cook. i have a lot of respect for tim cook and tim was talking to me about tariffs. >> he has really put a big investment in our country. we really appreciate it very much, tim apple. >> the only one who calls me is tim cook he calls me. whenever there's a problem, he'll call. >> we're very proud to be part of it. >> thank you, tim. great job. >> thank

commissioner john, commissioner pearlman, and president island and it passes 6-0 and congratulations.ve item 7 and at 2 henry adam street and this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners, department staff, monica. the application before you is a request for certificate of appropriateness, thank you. for the property at 2 henry adams street, designated as landmark number 283 the building under article 10 of the planning code and located within a p.d.r.1-d zoning district. this property is developed with a five-storey heavy timber flame, brick, american commercial style building, constructed in 1915 by architect leo j. delvin. the building encompasses the entire block. the project includes restoration historic store fronts on all five building facades. a new storefront system will be installed on the northeast corner of the subject property. existing non historic box anings will be removed and replaced with flat, metal anings at the northwest corner of the property which is currently used as a service parking lot. a new 945 square feet utility enclosure wil

. >> pearlman. >> yes. >> so. >> yes. >> hyland. so moved. that motion passes 6-0. that places us on items 8a-d for 2008 of 0586e. 2019-012970pcdba and coa, for multiple properties owned or leased by the academy of art university and you will be considering adoption of findings planning code amendments and development agreement on master permit to alter and a master certificate of appropriateness. >> before you get started, commissioner black, she has a disclosure to make. >> yes, thank you, very much. i'd like to disclose that i have a closed personal friendship with a member of the senior staff of the academy of art university. this will not effect my ability to be impartial in considering the matter today and i am hoping that this can relate to all four of the actions that we need to take today. one, disclosure. thank you. >> thank you president hyland and members of the commission. we are pleased before you today with this package which resolves the outstanding enforcement issues we've had over the last few years with the academy of art university. this dates ba

. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i want to thank all of you that are here today. the one that struck me the most was the rebuilding together. i wondered what happened to christmas in april. i had participated in the early 1990s with the merger on pulp street and was a wrangler with a two-day event to renovate an 8,000-square-foot space in a couple of days. it was a remarkable experience. i know that the work that you do is really impressive and necessary. so i salute you. then zazai is one of my favourite restaurants. i agree with commissioner johns and second his motion, but that all of these are very, very worthy of the legacy of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner black. >> i too, this is my favourite thing that we ever get to do. it's such an honor to be able to give accolades to these really amazing businesses that make the city what it is. i was an ex-ballet dancer and i appreciate the importance of discipline that children learn when learning to use their bodies in a disciplined way. i remember madame would not have put up anything from any

it was all ught on video you can see it right here russell pearlman has the story.do something like that that's just that that's really great. >>surveillance video from vaca food and liquor shows the 2 suspects using the force of a stolenan and share body strength to break into the store and break open the atm and steal the cash inside. the stolen white van first pulls up one of the masked suspects jumps out and starts breaking the glass kickinghe window and door in off screen. he wraps the chains aroud the atm and gives the driver the go ahead, not once but twice the van backs up and eventually pulls the atm outside the store go last and metal fly everyere. it was enough force to break the machine and for these thieves of money to really take an atm on me that's that's crazy. it took just about 2 minutes to all this damage but looking at what's left behinlong time customers knew exactly what happened. >>take a break the glass for a chain around the atm pull it out people are really friendly they're nice to know they're helpful there courteous you know so i mean to

. >> their manager lou pearlman said i think i need another one of these. ♪ tearing up my heart whenears. >> that's like the 1927 yankees in terms of pop. ♪ oh baby baby ♪ how was i supposed to know ♪ that something wasn't right here ♪ >> teenagers are the biggest consumers of music, and britney has become their queen. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ oops i did it again >> britney was the madonna whereas christina was like the mariah. ♪ i'm a genie in a bottle >> christina, you know, very tiny girl, she's under 5 feet. and when she opened her mouth, it was like this burst of like wind came through your hair. you were like, that voice is coming out of that girl? >> the end of the '90s is a really precarious strange time for music because mtv stops playing music videos and starts doing some more kind of reality television programming which everyone's like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. ♪ another turning point ♪ a fork stuck in the road ♪ time grabs you by the wrist ♪ directs you

this is saugus high school senior ellie pearlman. >> it is so scary now. it is like every day there is a report. anytime there's allowed noise or any sort of threat, we locked down. for second, it was just another lockdown. amy: the gun control group everytown reports it was the 85th incident of gunfire on school grounds so far this year. it came as u.s. senators were debating a bill to require universal background checks for all gun purchases. the bill passed the democratic-led house earlier this year, but stalled in the u.s. senate thursday when mississippi republican cindy hyde-smith demanded more time to debate the legislation. in el paso, texas, the walmart store where a white nationalist gunman killed 22 people three months ago reopened thursday. the alleged killer published an online manifesto moments before the august 3 attack, echoing presesent trump'p's rhetoric abt an invasion of immigrants. house speaker nancy pelosi on thursday ratcheted up pressure on lawmakers to impeach donald trump, accusing the president of attempting to bribe ukraine's l

. >> their manager lou pearlman said i think i need another one of these. ♪ tearing up my heart whenmberlake, cristina aguilera, j.c. chasez, ryan gosling, britney spears. >> that's like the 1927 yankees in terms of pop. ♪ oh baby baby ♪ how was i supposed to know ♪ that something wasn't right here ♪ >> teenagers are the biggest consumers of music, and britney has become their queen. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ oops i did it again >> britney was the madonna whereas christina was like the mariah. ♪ i'm a genie in a bottle >> christina, you know, very tiny girl, she's under 5 feet. and when she opened her mouth, it was like this burst of like wind came through your hair. you were like, that voice is coming out of that girl? >> the end of the '90s is a really precarious strange time for music because mtv stops playing music videos and starts doing some more kind of reality television programming which everyone's like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. ♪ another turning point ♪ a f

russell pearlman has more.hat's reall >>surveillance video from vaca food and liquor shows the 2 suspects using the force of a stolen van and sure body strength to break into the store and break open the atm and steal the cash inside. the stolen white van first pulls up one of the masked suspects jumps out and starts breaking the glass kicking the window and door in off screen. he wraps the chains around the atm and gives the driver the go ahead, not once but twice the van backs up and eventually pulls the atm outside the store. last and metal fly everywhere. it was enough force to break the machine and for these thieves tomake off with a container of money. >>really take an atm on me that's that's crazy. >>it took just about 2 minutes to all this damage but lookg at what's left behind long time customers knew exactly what happened. >>take a break the glass a chain around the 8 him pull it out the people are really friendly they're nice to know they're helpful there courteous you know, so i mean to do something