item 41 is a motion to reappointment peter cohen term ending february 23, 2017 to the citizens committee on community development. motion to appoint clinton loftman to the citizen's committee on community development. >> supervisor cohen >> thank you very much. i wanted to make a motion to table item number 41 and to table item number 41 and make a motion to item 42. >> supervisor cohen has made a motion to table item number 41 and table item 42. supervisor avalos. >> i'm oppose to that motion . i'm not sure what the process is. does that trump debate. i'm opposed to motion of tabling. i actually think it should be the other way around. we have someone in peter cohen who has been a long term member of a citizen's committee on community development. his organization has been instrumental in san francisco in promoting community development work in this city. before peter cohen was on there renee was also on this body and years ago, i worked with renee and many other people who have been on the committee to make sure that we could have a real solid framework for community development work i

>> good morning suers, i'm sam den son, with faithful fools, i'm here to support peter cohen's reapplication. i'm a new kid compared to peter's background, and extensive connection throughout the commune, i'm more focused in tenderloin i have worked with peter quite a bit this year, there is two things that strike me about peter, one is the level of professionalism, he brings to any encounter, this last year we have worked with a group called civic love with young tech workers who wanted to bring better larger civic conversation conversation, peter has joined this, to bring 22 years, to show the younger folks this is where the history has been this is where the contentions, and conflicts have been, he doesn't describe conflicts in a way to be pissed off at the other side he talked about the conflicts in a way that allows you to think about different ways of approaching thing for younger folk, is an important piece of the process when i heard he was up for reappointment for this committee, and talked with him what his experience has been and realized the depth of experience and the longevity

>> i'm okay with that >> the so the motion would be to file, send one file forward with peter cohen's name the other with mr. loftman's, name and recommendation for the board to consider >> yes >> that has been seconded by supervisor, tang we will take that without objection. next item please. >> item number two campaign and governmental conduct code-amending campaign disclaimer and disclosure requirements. >> okay. we have mr. john ton and mr. crow her as well to discuss this item. >> good morning supervisors johnson, president to london breed, i think we should bring sleeping bags on the 9th. because that is the short term rental decision it should be a long night. thank you for support supporting, supervisor breed's, campaign, she cannot be here today, we're hoping to get these important reformses in place, in time for the 2015 election in november, thus you are stuck with me today -- update strengthen the ordinance or cfro -- our citizens are entitled to know the votes of their representatives -- they're not a streamline construct, they're the product of overlapping efforts, which

peter cohen, who directed it, he came in and wanted me to audition some actors who had smaller roles. he walks in, and like an addict who feels he is even the greatest or the worst human being on the planet, i said get someone else. you don't need me. i'm an alcoholic. he looked around this room which looked like gitmo with pictures of lenny and hendrix. if we get to it i can tell you some people that started what comedy is all about. he laughed, he says you are an alcoholic. what a shock that is. i was only sober a little bit. i was so raw. i was freaked every time it went to the set. charlie: was there time you thought you had a great opportunity to be a great actor? richard: what happened to me is i remember that year, it was talking heads. if that was on air force one maybe. probably would have made $200 million. monologues, actors should get this and see the monolgues. they are just astounding. just unbelievable. i will miss so many. i was in the first scene of losing las vegas. i said fine, i read the script. i said if he nails this nick cage is going to win an oscar. and he did

peter cohen who direct it, whose father was the legendary literary agent sam cohen came in and wanted me to audition some actors who had smaller roles. he walks in and like an addict who either feels like he's the greatest or feels like he's the worst human being on the planet like i felt then in that film, i said you know what? get someone else. you don't need me. i'm an alcoholic. and he looked around in this room and it looked like gitmo with a picture of lenny and hendrix who i worship both those guys -- and you asked me, and if we get to it, i can tell you people who started what i think comedy is really about -- but he laughed and said, you're an alcoholic. what a shock that is. he's so new. and i was proud because i was only sober a little bit and i was so raw. i was freaked every time i went to the set. >> rose: was there a time that you thought you had a great opportunity to be a great actor? >> well, what happened to me was that i remember that year it came out in the theaters, but it was talking heads and, you know, movies need more action. if that was on air force one mayb

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journal" and roger cohen of "the new york times" who debated whether it is still emerging iran deal with the path to progress or a road to ruin. before that we hosted josie klein and peter on the nature of modern zionism. the great debate is given a podium to bill kristol and congressman barney frank and other luminaries giving voice to the positions across the political spectrum. today's debate is no different. in a moment when ari shavit, senior correspondent and caroline glick, deputy managing editor of the truce imposed come on stage we will continue this to continue that debate. they will take up the question of the two-state solution, long treated as gospel and policy circles come increasingly being challenged from both the right and the left. it is no secret that ajc place in the two state solution as a better more practical solution for any of the others that have been proposed. more than that we have advocated for it. we also believe it is not a sign of weakness to engage varying points of view, to engage in debate discussion and to constantly revisit long held assumptions that is assigned a strength. before our debate kicks off please turn your attention to th

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brett stevens and roger cohen who debated whether the still emerging iran deal was a panel to progress or a road to ruin. before that we we hosted josie clan halleffy and peter barnard on zionism. and it has given a pody um to barney and billy crystal and giving voices to positions across the political spectrum. today's debate is no different. in a moment whennari shavit and carolyn glick deputy managing editor of the jerusalem post come on stage we are continuing the proud jewish position of debate, one that served our people for over thousands of years. they'll take up the question of the two state solution. long treated as gospel and policy circles increasingly being challenged from both the right and the left. it is no secret that a.j. counter-terrorism believes in the two state solution as a better more practical alternative than any of the others proposed and we have advocated for it. but we also believe that it is not a sign of weakness to engage varying points of view to engage in debate, discussion and to constantly revisit long held assumptions, it is a sign of strength. before our debate kicks off, please turn your attention to the screens for a s

cohen on "the o.c." which ran for four seasons. >> i grew up loving you. i still do. now peterer win back the love of his life by creating a new show for her. >> good morning. i'm delighted to beer here. >> last time you were on broadway was in -- not to make anybody feel old -- but in the '90s right? >> no. >> no? >> the last one was guys & dolls. i was on broadway with morgan freeman. >> i knew the right are answer. i let it go. >> hank you. >> doesn't matter. >> is it good to be back? >> it is. it's al about the people you're with in everything. >> yeah. >> we have an amazing cast, an amazing production. we are selling out every night. standing ovations and we got extended two weeks. come see the show. there will be tickets. >> congratulations. what's it like to be a new yorker, born in new york and on stage? i would imagine as a kid you look up to broadway and think maybe perhaps. there you are. >> this is where i started as a kid are pretty much. i was 21. i was in "grease" on broadway playing danny. when the movie came out. this is my tenth show on broadway. a couple thousa