we have a powerpoint. >> s frks fgovtv can you loud the powerpoint? >> i'm with investing neighborhoods within owd and will present on healthy retail sf. >> susana hen 11ry can department of public health. thank you, commissioners. >> so, we have a quick outline of todays presentationment we cht to present on a report relaced late last year on all healthy retail sf is doing. we want to give background information and what the program is about before we get to the evaluation and outcome of the program. the goal of the program is introduce healthy iletms into corner stores and grocery stores and neighborhoods that are considered food swamps across the city more so thinking about the omi, bayview and tenderloin. >> food deserts, i think. >> food deserts is one but also food swamps. food is available, >> it is appropriate for the wealther. >> food deserts is a technical term used in the public health community around areas where there is a lack of food period and food swamps are places what is food available but not they not be the right type of food and

we practiced using powerpoint. it's fun. like, playing. >> she teaches junior high.e came to seongmisan maeul so her third grade son could attend this school. she has a painful memory that she cannot forget. >> translator: when i went to my son's former school to tell them that we were leaving, i told his classmates he's going to a different school, and right after that, one kid said, who are we going to beat up now? i was shocked. and when i went home, i spoke to my son. this is what i heard at your school. what's going on? that's when i found out that he was getting bullied by the other kids. i had no idea he was going through any of this. i promised i would pay more attention to him from then on. >> at the time, cho was an illustrator and visited the school regularly to check up on her son. she soon began helping out and eventually the principal asked if she'd like to become a teacher. >> translator: the guiding principle of our school is independence and cooperation. nobody can stand entirely alone. we've become independent through building relationships and by w

good. >> i will skip to the powerpoint presentation. there is a last page, 9-13 cover receipt affgrant payment, verification of information, sanctions for willful and material misrepresentation, appeal and change s to the regulations. movering to the application, the application is included for review. it covers all of the applicable items from the rules and regulation. i do want to point out we decided to request the applicants business account number so that is a proposed change to the application, so something we want to have- >> business account number? >> it is a business account number- >> registration number. >> it is help sfl to look up the businesses. >> you have to be a registered business but that is nice check and balance. >> i got it quickly from the city website but it is nicer if they just provide it to us. potential motions. regarding potential motion or motions. i want to go over. item 5 is listed on discussion and possible action. intent of item 5 is approve the documents within any applicable modifications noted in th

dirck: is my powerpoint -- oh. it is on. it is good to go. in my powerpoint. let me try that nothing is happening. while he is working on that, thank you for inviting me back. i was sitting at dinner this evening. this is actually my third visit to the lincoln group. i have very fond memories of you guys. i don't know if any of you were here the first time i was here way back, i want to say in the year 2000. i was a freshly minted professor at my university with my first book coming out and you guys were my very first book talk, and i was petrified. [laughter] prof. dirck: i was literally like, oh my god. but you guys were so sweet and i enjoyed the experience. i came back about three or four years ago to talk about my book, "when can the lawyer." it is wonderful to come back and wonderful to be with this awesome facility, it is a beautiful museum. i was walking up the stairwell. this is what would've looked like in 1865, it is amazing stuff. my new book is coming out in february, that makes sense with lincoln's birthday. it is about -- it is called "lincoln i

there was no powerpoint among the legislative journalists you had to fight against. i'm going to tell a quick story about working at the journal. one of my predecessors was covering one of the first women reporters during the chemical industry. you could imagine how many men they were at the top echelons should go to conventions where she would be the only woman and of the guys would get out and say i have a great joke but i can't tell it because she's he here. and you're not allowed to say go ahead. [laughter] but that was good political education that was a good way for political reporters to start up a statehouse. i don't know if there's any kids here thinking about journalism careers maybe you have sons and daughters and grandsons and others thinking about it. the question when you get groups of young journalism students as they pretend they want to know about you but they want to know how can i get a job. you've got to pick something that you love to write about because there's a good chance you won't get a chance "the new york times" and will wind up doing some

as you can see, i have a powerpoint presentation. i will be showing that as i go along. with --o start an echo? can i turn that off? [laughter] is it ok now? it sounds ok now, are you sure? ok. 9,m going to start on april it is going to be 2015. 50th -- the hundred 150th anniversary of robert e lee's surrender to general ulysses s grant or it it was commemorated on that day. on april 15, this is a photograph of that day. at 3:00 p.m. the anniversary of the surrender was commemorated 3:00 p.m. bells rang out across the nation. sites,ols, historic religious sites, for four minutes. one fell for each minute of the bloody conflict. the national park's core database. it put the statement on its website. some communities may bring their bells in celebration of freedom of a restored union. others out of an expression of mourning in a moment of silence for the fallen o. i think that statement is a desire to please everyone. no one was left out. how many in this room actually heard any of those bells? a few of you. on that day, april 9 2015, the 150th anniversary of the surrender

. >> powerpoint, please. thank you. good morning president buell and commissioners general manager ginsburg. thank you for coming outlet in the wonderful wet weather. in my office i have a meeting with someone named noah and if i see the animals lining up 2 by 2 i'm heading for high grand. i want to thank you on behalf the san francisco zoological and oversight you do make us much better. on a personal note, as a former resident of noe value congratulations on the town square. fantastic. last weekend part of our mission is one of the c is knhunty. last weekend-two weekends ago, december 3, we hosted one of the most incredible events, 15 oanniversary of the san francisco fire department with the chiefment we had over 650 people present and i know arfbd had a wonderful time and we were proud to be able to host this event and group of people so dedicated and also for many years in a row we partner would the fire department on the toy program collecting thousands of toys so thrilled to be a partner with the fire department.

do we have the powerpoint? i am so sorry. i didn't know that -- i sent it in earlier. great. ok, all right. sorry about that. so, thank you mary for that introduction. i really enjoyed our conversation over lunch. i wanted to say a quick thank you to the international churchill society, especially lee pollock, who has been a tremendous help to me in the source of encouragement and incredibly gracious and generous over the past five years while i have been working on this book. it is a tremendous honor to be here, very humbling to have a chance to meet some renown ed historians, some of my personal heroes including sir david cannadine. i was telling him that he is a very difficult act to follow, but i will try my best. as i sat in this room last night, having a beautiful dinner , great conversation, i suddenly realized that i had been here before, but it was for a very different event. i was here for a memorial for two coworkers from national geographic just across the street. they had been killed a few days earlier on 9/11. they had been on the plane that had been flown into

. >> powerpoint, please. thank you. good morning president buell and commissioners general manager ginsburg. thank you for coming outlet in the wonderful wet weather. in my office i have a meeting with someone named noah and if i see the animals lining up 2 by 2 i'm heading for high grand. i want to thank you on behalf the san francisco zoological and oversight you do make us much better. on a personal note, as a former resident of noe value congratulations on the town square. fantastic. last weekend part of our mission is one of the c is knhunty. last weekend-two weekends ago, december 3, we hosted one of the most incredible events, 15 oanniversary of the san francisco fire department with the chiefment we had over 650 people present and i know arfbd had a wonderful time and we were proud to be able to host this event and group of people so dedicated and also for many years in a row we partner would the fire department on the toy program collecting thousands of toys so thrilled to be a partner with the fire department.

they are saying that being good at powerpoint. struggle to bring us back to the front pages now. the front page of the times. looking at the speech with theresa may. let us stand together. looking at the words. everyone is fascinated. together was one of them. special relationship was also used over and over again as she talked to republicans. many people will analyse the language. they will look at the speech between donald trump and theresa may to see if it feels as good as it sounds. the front page of the telegraph. no more wars like iraq. that was not actually a quote. she talked about no more intervention, failed intervention. but people have read that to me in iraq and afghanistan. before we go, can i... where am i going? laughter. i before we go, can i... where am i going? laughter. lam off before we go, can i... where am i going? laughter. i am off with the puffins. look at this. how great is this picture? a bear in the air. he they say that? look at that. all right, lads. is that a puffin in a bear costume? you have got o

powerpoint is a rowley says there is a benefit standard.t is been interpreted in court after court. three cases just in the last year alone about that. in spending clause context, the want to impose something new. mr. one thing you three different new standards starting with his petition. >> where you get benefit from? page 200.itself, >> meaningful? >> meaningful is not in rowley but i just mentioned it. is really important baggage what this court said in cedar rapids which is that meaningful access does not require a particular level of education. >> we have now where you mentioned. justare an old case as was words, some those benefit, you could say some benefit or some benefit. that is an ambiguity and most courts have interpreted what i think is correct, benefit. and he said there is no problem. ok, there is no problem, but there's still a problem with the language in a handful of courts. now we have the iep statute which looks to progress. eyetake that word from the which is for forcible anyway and look at these two words of ambiguity

. >> can we get the powerpoint screen up? >> apologies as we get the powerpoint ready. i mention this and supervisor drennan alluded to this. hope sf constitutes 40 birds of roughly 5000 individual. 2200 households across the southeast. these are four of the city's most dilapidated and disconnected committees he was excuse me mr. miller do have copies for us? perfect. >> yes. copies. >> you can continue >> fantastic. these four housing committees were picked in many ways because of the scale because of the deferred maintenance and because of the opportunity to take trainees into vibrant mixed income committees with a resident of [inaudible] we take, informed approach to open this about transform in the public systems but we focus relentlessly on that but he and on data and innovation. in terms of the next slide it wasn't supposed upshot of the four communities to make work to clear to talk about sunnydale and potrero. it looks like were sliding the sp fantasti so in terms of the four communities, under the un now scripted are well underway. we are looking forward to hou

i want to acknowledge that the powerpoint that is you're going to see in this materials is largely the work of kim looney of the law firm. she was not able to be with us today but i want to acknowledge her for the details and the result of her good research. >> how many of you are on social media? i want to take a poll. twitter? linkedin? awesome. 24 percent of law firms have laws. all of these are probably higher in 2016 and going into 2017. 62 percent of law firms use social media. 90% of law firms are on linked in and 52% on facebook. 81% of lawyers use social media for professional purposes through personal accounts. do i. and i'm hoping to get all the section on twitter. 96% on linked in and 19% on facebook. 14% of lawyers use twitter. all of the numbers are probably higher now like i said. what's the good thing about social media use? well, it's a great thing for lawyers. it has been for me. we share news, personal news, legal development and then i follow bill quit a bit on social media because he is always tweeting or posting something on linkedin and then establishing yourself

careers, by the time they reach the presidency, now they have to decide for what purpose is my powerpointbe put. that is what l.b.j. said. some people like to strut around. i want to do something. he knew what he wanted to do. that was social and economic justice for more people. charlie: i think specifically about war. do you get a sense he has been hammered by his judgment that the united states could not do much, that times have changed in terms -- had changed in terms of the middle east? to put men and women on the ground there would not make a difference and make things worse, and that assumption drove his concept of u.s. power? doris: i think you are right. i think that is really important understanding that because so much of his political career was built on understanding the foibles of what the outback -- iraq war meant to the middle east and toward american power, there was more of a hesitancy of using over power, using soldiers and boots on the ground, because you knew how messy it could be on the other end. that becomes maybe more the of drones on his part. more the use of int

so imagine that you're working on some powerpoint presentation and i say we're not going to present it. >> reporter: too often, says ariely, firms kill motivation by failing to notice what workers really care about. and yet it's so obvious. >> the things that motivate us are to help other people, to feel that we're useful, to feel that we're getting better, to feel that we are kind of living to our potential, to get a sense of meaning. all of those things are positive. >> reporter: and above all, connection to others. just ask people what most gratifies them, ariely suggested. >> watching my wife do things that are completely outrageous. >> taking care of my family. >> my children. >> watching my son dance. >> reporter: and in my own case, what keeps me doing this job: connecting with folks like dan ariely. that's cute! >> right, how come the japanese did not think about this? >> reporter: this is economics correspondent paul solman, trying to connect with you from new york. it's a swan displaying, i've got a whole story in my mind now! >> stewart: online, we have more from dan ariely.

. >> powerpoint, please. thank you. good morning president buell and commissioners general manager ginsburg. thank you for coming outlet in the wonderful wet weather. in my office i have a meeting with someone named noah and if i see the animals lining up 2 by 2 i'm heading for high grand. i want to thank you on behalf the san francisco zoological and oversight you do make us much better. on a personal note, as a former resident of noe value congratulations on the town square. fantastic. last weekend part of our mission is one of the c is knhunty. last weekend-two weekends ago, december 3, we hosted one of the most incredible events, 15 oanniversary of the san francisco fire department with the chiefment we had over 650 people present and i know arfbd had a wonderful time and we were proud to be able to host this event and group of people so dedicated and also for many years in a row we partner would the fire department on the toy program collecting thousands of toys so thrilled to be a partner with the fire department.

. >> can we get the powerpoint screen up? >> apologies as we get the powerpoint ready. i mention this and supervisor drennan alluded to this. hope sf constitutes 40 birds of roughly 5000 individual. 2200 households across the southeast. these are four of the city's most dilapidated and disconnected committees he was excuse me mr. miller do have copies for us? perfect. >> yes. copies. >> you can continue >> fantastic. these four housing committees were picked in many ways because of the scale because of the deferred maintenance and because of the opportunity to take trainees into vibrant mixed income committees with a resident of [inaudible] we take, informed approach to open this about transform in the public systems but we focus relentlessly on that but he and on data and innovation. in terms of the next slide it wasn't supposed upshot of the four communities to make work to clear to talk about sunnydale and potrero. it looks like were sliding the sp fantasti so in terms of the four communities, under the un now scripted are well underway. we are looking forward to hou

>> i koonot have a powerpoint presentation for this either. hala lieuia. commissioners any discussion before i open for public comment? no. any member thofz public that would like to comment on adoption of this as a resolution? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners do we have discussion or motion to accept rules regulations and application with the amendment to the application as previously noted in item fivel. >> i move. >> yee riley. >> second. >> commissioner dooley, second. alright. commissioner adams, yes. dooley, esi. dwight yes. ortiz-cartagena, absent cht tour-sarkissian, yes. yee riley, yes. zouzounis, yes. the motion is approved unanimously 6 to 08, 1 absent. >> fantastic. alright. progress. next item, please. >> it is election day at the small business commission. >> must be why we had such a great turn out today. [laughter] >> to start off i am going to read the procedures from the rules of order. i have also brought copies for all of you in case you would like to have them in front of you. okay. here we go. i should probably rea

if we could have the powerpoint. again, this is just a truncated version of what the committee is and there is a letter from our president and there is an overall discussion of the work that this commission did diving into zero, 50, 100 rootsin your meeting and kind of highlighting the achievements that the committee did in 2016 and looking over the facilities that the city engaged in and looking over the meetings that this commission had specifically around some of these issues. quickly, just a summary of the issues that the operations committee took and also introducing what started last year and carried on until today is thecommission of the environments environmental reward and we have a list on that we also have a list of all the resolutions of the commission took issue one and the end result with respect to legislative action before the board of supervisors or other pending issues and we chronicle the sets of the commissions encouragement to the board of supervisors to pass important legislation that the commis

if we could have the powerpoint., this is just a truncated version of what the committee is and there is a letter from our president and there is an overall discussion of the work that this commission did diving into zero, 50, 100 rootsin your meeting and kind of highlighting the achievements that the committee did in 2016 and looking over the facilities that the city engaged in and looking over the meetings that this commission had specifically around some of these issues. quickly, just a summary of the issues that the operations committee took and also introducing what started last year and carried on until today is thecommission of the environments environmental reward and we have a list on that we also have a list of all the resolutions of the commission took issue one and the end result with respect to legislative action before the board of supervisors or other pending issues and we chronicle the sets of the commissions encouragement to the board of supervisors to pass important legislation that the commission w

. >> can we get the powerpoint screen up? >> apologies as we get the powerpoint ready. mention this and supervisor drennan alluded to this. hope sf constitutes 40 birds of roughly 5000 individual. 2200 households across the southeast. these are four of the city's most dilapidated and disconnected committees he was excuse me mr. miller do have copies for us? perfect. >> yes. copies. >> you can continue >> fantastic. these four housing committees were picked in many ways because of the scale because of the deferred maintenance and because of the opportunity to take trainees into vibrant mixed income committees with a resident of [inaudible] we take, informed approach to open this about transform in the public systems but we focus relentlessly on that but he and on data and innovation. in terms of the next slide it wasn't supposed upshot of the four communities to make work to clear to talk about sunnydale and potrero. it looks like were sliding the sp fantasti so in terms of the four communities, under the un now scripted are well underway. we are looking forward to house

nobody does powerpoint like steve liesman. >> yes. >> and fed surveys. we've come back a little bit on the market, especially the s&p heading towards the flat line. >> nasdaq. >> going positive. >> the dow is down half a percent on 107. >> consumer staples turning green and telecom. >> we're half an hour away from apples earnings. some analysts expecting the best financial results ever from that company. we have a preview coming up next. makeug med- halol ac4/7. mei i makeug med- h canoc owh do.leesads ♪ d.where, in t heff tttstak ahis,youre. makeug delivttto sta w don'n'pam god rt u g? j'm shintrat gak rn e te,re. makeug id en acto sta w don'n'pam god rt wikeprs and thours >>> moments ago art cashin told us the markets show an end balance to the 500 to the buy side. we've seen the market come back. in fact, the nasdaq's turned positive and the s&p is coming off it as well. >> the dow is still down 116 heading into the close. >> so it could be -- it's possible it's a record quarter for apple. we'll know in a little while here. josh lip ton has a preview

and i am going to take you through a quick powerpoint . the slide just gives you conceptual idea of some of the massing and the bulking as you can tell the building conceptually is stepping down towards 23rd street to be sensitive to the surrounding neighborhood. part of the eir process that ucsf conducted included a possible expansion with the variance of the existing san francisco general garage, here is the view of the garage and so in parallel to the process, is a process looking at aspects of fund and actually doing the expansion that would provide for about 307 spaces. the research building they will displace, approximately, 130 spaces. and so part of the garage expansion will make-up some of that and will add to a parking deficit that we currently have on campus. we are here now with the board and we will continue through the beginning of february. and then we will return to the regents for their approval if necessary, and then actually start looking at executing some of the documents first with the lease, disposition and developmen

. >> powerpoint, please. thank you.rning president buell and commissioners general manager ginsburg. thank you for coming outlet in the wonderful wet weather. in my office i have a meeting with someone named noah and if i see the animals lining up 2 by 2 i'm heading for high grand. i want to thank you on behalf the san francisco zoological and oversight you do make us much better. on a personal note, as a former resident of noe value congratulations on the town square. fantastic. last weekend part of our mission is one of the c is knhunty. last weekend-two weekends ago, december 3, we hosted one of the most incredible events, 15 oanniversary of the san francisco fire department with the chiefment we had over 650 people present and i know arfbd had a wonderful time and we were proud to be able to host this event and group of people so dedicated and also for many years in a row we partner would the fire department on the toy program collecting thousands of toys so thrilled to be a partner with the fire department. part of

and my name is deana and i am a very advisor to mayor lee and i have a powerpoint presentation and today i am accompanied by colleagues in the city and also in the community. today i just like to start off by saying thank you first off to the board and the committee for your support in funding the agencies to offer additional legal support and to service immigrant families throughout the city and as many of you know and are aware after the election results many americans felt really anxious in terms of the devisively and polarizing presidential elections in our nation's history and so given that climate, mayor lee and his administration felt the urgency to move forward through these difficult times and to insure that the communities of san francisco will continue to be serviced and number one, and that san francisco will continue to fight for our value and our rights to defend our city. the advice that has been gifrn throughout the last couple of weeks, and that supplements the advocacy and the agencies throughout san francisco. and today, we would like to present to you, in terms of the

if we could have the powerpoint. again, this is just a truncated version of what the committee is and there is a letter from our president and there is an overall discussion of the work that this commission did diving into zero, 50, 100 rootsin your meeting and kind of highlighting the achievements that the committee did in 2016 and looking over the facilities that the city engaged in and looking over the meetings that this commission had specifically around some of these issues. quickly, just a summary of the issues that the operations committee took and also introducing what started last year and carried on until today is thecommission of the environments environmental reward and we have a list on that we also have a list of all the resolutions of the commission took issue one and the end result with respect to legislative action before the board of supervisors or other pending issues and we chronicle the sets of the commissions encouragement to the board of supervisors to pass important legislation that the commis

and i am going to take you through a quick powerpoint . the slide just gives you conceptual idea of some of the massing and the bulking as you can tell the building conceptually is stepping down towards 23rd street to be sensitive to the surrounding neighborhood. part of the eir process that ucsf conducted included a possible expansion with the variance of the existing san francisco general garage, here is the view of the garage and so in parallel to the process, is a process looking at aspects of fund and actually doing the expansion that would provide for about 307 spaces. the research building they will displace, approximately, 130 spaces. and so part of the garage expansion will make-up some of that and will add to a parking deficit that we currently have on campus. we are here now with the board and we will continue through the beginning of february. and then we will return to the regents for their approval if necessary, and then actually start looking at executing some of the documents first with the lease, disposition and developmen

and i am going to take you through a quick powerpoint . the slide just gives you conceptual idea of some of the massing and the bulking as you can tell the building conceptually is stepping down towards 23rd street to be sensitive to the surrounding neighborhood. part of the eir process that ucsf conducted included a possible expansion with the variance of the existing san francisco general garage, here is the view of the garage and so in parallel to the process, is a process looking at aspects of fund and actually doing the expansion that would provide for about 307 spaces. the research building they will displace, approximately, 130 spaces. and so part of the garage expansion will make-up some of that and will add to a parking deficit that we currently have on campus. we are here now with the board and we will continue through the beginning of february. and then we will return to the regents for their approval if necessary, and then actually start looking at executing some of the documents first with the lease, disposition and developmen

and my name is deana and i am a very advisor to mayor lee and i have a powerpoint presentation and today i am accompanied by colleagues in the city and also in the community. today i just like to start off by saying thank you first off to the board and the committee for your support in funding the agencies to offer additional legal support and to service immigrant families throughout the city and as many of you know and are aware after the election results many americans felt really anxious in terms of the devisively and polarizing presidential elections in our nation's history and so given that climate, mayor lee and his administration felt the urgency to move forward through these difficult times and to insure that the communities of san francisco will continue to be serviced and number one, and that san francisco will continue to fight for our value and our rights to defend our city. the advice that has been gifrn throughout the last couple of weeks, and that supplements the advocacy and the agencies throughout san francisco. and today, we would like to present to you, in terms of the

. >> can we get the powerpoint screen up? >> apologies as we get the powerpoint ready. i mention this and supervisor drennan alluded to this. hope sf constitutes 40 birds of roughly 5000 individual. 2200 households across the southeast. these are four of the city's most dilapidated and disconnected committees he was excuse me mr. miller do have copies for us? perfect. >> yes. copies. >> you can continue >> fantastic. these four housing committees were picked in many ways because of the scale because of the deferred maintenance and because of the opportunity to take trainees into vibrant mixed income committees with a resident of [inaudible] we take, informed approach to open this about transform in the public systems but we focus relentlessly on that but he and on data and innovation. in terms of the next slide it wasn't supposed upshot of the four communities to make work to clear to talk about sunnydale and potrero. it looks like were sliding the sp fantasti so in terms of the four communities, under the un now scripted are well underway. we are looking forward to hou