representing the community, . -- peter cohen. most of you know him. but for those who do not, honestly his vision, determination, and tenacity has a very, very much to do with why we're standing here. peter, congratulations. [applause] >> thank you. i am just going to be one voice from the community, and you're going to meet a lot of folks. but i want to have everybody take a quick look up on the side of the building, because what it says that there for me has been a theme of the work that i have tried to do for the neighborhood activists since i have lived here. it says the american dream starts with the neighborhoods. this is harvey milk in 1977. this was from him saying get out of the living room, turn off the tv, and do some work to change the city from the neighborhood scale. i think the neighborhood scale is or can of plug in. the best place to create chains. mayor lee, supervisor wiener, supervisor olague, yesterday i saw you in a meeting talking about a housing trust fund. i mean, this is my day job. and it was intense. this is intense, too. bo

last committee meeting, as i recall, there was somebody who might have been representing ccdc, and peter cohen spoke of concerns. they met with supervisor winter, and it seems as if those concerns have been hurt. >> yes, i met with them, and i was informed that they are not taking a position. also, norman from ccdc informed me that they do not have the death -- a position on it either. there are some scenarios where this will benefit affordable housing, because if there are more units, you could have a higher number of on-site inclusionary units. >> perhaps if i can add one other thing. lastly, there were allegations that this could cause some sort of ceqa issue for environmental impacts, and that is not the case. although we did not review this ordinance from a policy perspective, we did review it from ceqa. so the ordinance before you has secret clearance. our environmental review staff stated that they feel that this is it the minute of the amount added, and it would not jeopardize any of the plans or programs. supervisor wiener: in follow-up to the question and answer from supervisor cohen

cohen. any discussion? can we take this same item, callbacks without objection, -- same call? without objection from the item is adopted. item 22 peter >> -- item 22. >> mixed used districts. gregg's -- supervisor mar: makes use areas have been of concern to neighborhoods and businesses throughout the city. i drafted with the support of supervisor olague and of a list -- avalos this ordinance will allow -- that will allow neighborhoods a stronger say in the retrial finance -- retail financial services. the good planning ordinance would amend the section to include planning code, which are subject to retail control and require a conditional use permit. they would bring them under the same requirement that voters approved in 2007 when we passed proposition ji -- proposition g. currently, banks do not fall within the definition of financial retail. it would make banks, credit unions, savings and loans that have 11 or more branches -- those are formula retail financial services -- and they would be subject to the ordinance. they would be required to move into areas where there is committed to support for their presence. where there is al

cohen. i'll show you how to become an empowered patient. with the help of world-renowned patient safety expert dr. peter pernovost, american cancer society chief medical officer otis rawley. acclaimed fiction author dr. abraham vergis, and more. stay tuned. this hour could save your life. at number 25, baby security breach. the woman in this surveillance video, jennifer latham, tells her family she's expecting a baby when really she isn't. so she decides to steal one. take a look as she changes into nursing scrubs, enters a baby's room, comes out with a bag under her arm. a baby is in that bag. the impostor nurse actually gets off the premises with the child, despite an alarm on the baby. >> the alarm went off as it was supposed to. the woman just managed to get out the door. >> the baby is gone, missing, for almost 2 1/2 hours. until a police officer spots the getaway car and pulls the baby snatcher over. >> that's a newborn that you have back there. >> listen as jennifer lies to the officer, telling him the baby in the car is hers. >> you gave birth? today? >> no. yesterday. >> yesterday? >> this cop

cohen. i'll show you how to become an empowered patient. with the help of world-renowned patient safety expert dr. peter pernovost, american cancer society chief medical officer otis rawley. acclaimed fiction author dr. abraham vergis, and more. stay tuned. this hour could save your life. at number 25, baby security breach. the woman in this surveillance video, jennifer latham, tells her family she's expecting a baby when really she isn't. so she decides to steal one. take a look as she changes into nursing scrubs, enters a baby's room, comes out with a bag under her arm. a baby is in that bag. the impostor nurse actually gets off the premises with the child, despite an alarm on the baby. >> the alarm went off as it was supposed to. the woman just managed to get out the door. >> the baby is gone, missing, for almost 2 1/2 hours. until a police officer spots the getaway car and pulls the baby snatcher over. >> that's a newborn that you have back there. >> listen as jennifer lies to the officer, telling him the baby in the car is hers. >> you gave birth? today? >> no. yesterday. >> yesterday? >> this cop

peter john's is back. and she's a fox news contributor, nina easton is back. and he's known atrium's right-hand man, special counsell to donald trump, michael cohen. >> loving it. >> and we have university of past professor, we talk about captive audience, students and listen to this. >> i can't help but explain, wow, conservatives, they are such mean spirited [bleep]. you have to figure out how you can get the statistics is that show why the garbage is so badly picked up in north philly, why the police are rough, mean, vicious, and nasty in north philadelphia where they just beat you to the ground no matter what your color is. >> i think the mccarthy years have been behind this for long enough that we need to dust out the very usist marxist, the very hard-core ugly marxist concept. but the lump-in. and we are at a different moment in our history where it's useful to look at that term, you know, precisely. what did he mean by it? most of the time he was very sloppy with that term, right? the almost-in, it's the lumping secondtors. are those secondtors of the society that get thrown out of any possibility of interfacing productively with the econom