decision is final if you deny the permit that's the final action on the permit it would be that revocation certainly regretfully no speedy process to make sure the decision is effected. >> thank you. >> make a motion. >> is there a motion? >> motion is not going to float their position is the same at commission make a motion? >> move to deny the rehearing request. >> on the basis that no new information has before appropriated thank you mr. pacheco. >> on that motion from commissioner fong to deny this rehearing request commissioner president lazarus commissioner vice president honda no arrest commissioner wilson thank you. the vote is 3 to one this rehearing is denied and the notice of decision shall be released. >> we're going to return to item 4 i know the requester is in the room to hear 926 garfield street this has been called ms. mar come up you have 3 minutes. >> hello the reason i asked for the rehearing because lilly was not here last time and we had questions i presented evidence i wanted to relieve the room she's trying to discriminate against me she's trying to get a shortage u

. >> the revocation process is important without filing through the dph we have no process of revocation that is why it's important to follow up. >> awhile i have you up here the other thing there are 50 establishment in the sunset how many of those operate out of individual homes but sometimes if a business out of a home it's not a home anymore so i thought we were concerned of the housing elements and maybe some of the establishment are eliminating housing unit. >> we've only been able to track 50 there are actually storefronts but it is difficult to catch but we've found people it is gone down but there were people operating illegally out of homes the city came in and dealt with it in terms of storefront that's been more challenging okay. thank you very much supervisor. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> this was a question for dph your estimates on the percentage of establishment that are acting illegally do they fall under the california certified or the dph or not certified at all. >> so it's there's been a shift over the last couple of years the c mc exemption passed at one

. >> twelve suspensions and no revocation. >> if caught she will face petty larceny.ill: chasing a a story about a teacher's aide and a lot of hot water for appearing topless in a documentary. >> westchester, a high school employee's learning her role as an activist could be jeopardizing her job. she took part in at docudrama topless endorsing a social movement to allow women to shed their tops in public. >> were you on board with the movement? >> i did not no about it before the film. i was doing my research. okay. a root in women's rights. >> if you want to impact you need to go really big. >> sexuality has been taken away from us. >> the same job she was now. she researched the issue to make sure it would not jeopardize her job. there is a 1992 court ruling allow women to bare their breasts in public. two weeks ago she was questioned about the film. >> do you know why you are here. here. i said, i have an idea. people talk. probably about this film. well, it is going around the building. causing a distraction in the building. bill: you talked to her. >> she had the

established were employment by the department of public health and because of the practitioners revocation we had establishment that were basically what happens we have more than half of the establishment in the city that have permit revocable permits and some do we have some subject to cost recovery fees permits he'd licenses some r were not and some that had to be compliant with the human trafficking training so your goal to close the gap on the two tier system on the massage establishment industry. >> so this slide shows the unintended circumstances around sb 731 right now the department of public health has around 2 hundred and 40 moonl establishments 90 have the exemptions and one hundred and 46 don't we've seen the surplus or the immensity created we the loopholes in the law and this density has made it it unable for the city is to have land use decisions we see a high density about 70 percent are located in 7 neighborhoods the sunset and tonight and downtown civic center, and chinatown and from the public comment is closed. prospective we want to support mixed use neighborhood we kn

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a lot of them have revocation, they have things to lose.you were toas one it 1% -- to arrest 1%, that will create perspective, demand would drop 25%, meaning fewer girls would be trafficked. >> episode 2 looks at poverty with the actress jennifer garner, who is from west virginia. what did you find in west virginia was perpetuating the cycle of poverty? >> we tend to think of poverty in terms of metrics of income and wealth. there are cycles. i think that the better metric of child poverty is how many books are in the home, how often you are hugged or read to. there we have situations with 20% of kids born in west virginia are born with drugs or alcohol in the system. often kids are having kids, bad for the mum and child. in a situation of hopelessness, people self-medicate with substances. they get arrested. and with a criminal record they are less employable, there's fewerons, and there's a -- few jobs around and there's an miasma of hopelessness. there's poverty in west virginia or africa or asia, it's a sense of despair, and self destru

this is a closet is revocable. the supreme court 5-4 report -- reversed the decision. justice scalia talked about the evils of class actions. class actions terrorize business business, force business to settle claims of arbitration clause has to be enforced. the conceptions cannot bring a class-action not even in arbitration. justice breyer in his dissent said the reason when a class actions in situations like this where a large number of people each lose a small amount of money no one is going to sue or go to arbitration for $32.80 so why does it matter to all of us? arbitration clauses are increasingly ubiquitous. they were found in employment contracts, consumer contracts and even in medical contracts. not that long ago i went to see a new eye doctor for the first time to the receptionist gave me a big stack of papers to fill out in the middle there was a former is asked to sign that if i had any dispute with the doctor arising out of the treatment i could not see the doctor didn't have to go to our -- arbitration. i asked the receptionist at the doctor would still

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neighbors are elderly and disabled i'm involved in their concerns and there are strong voter as my revocation i'm a caltrain associated environmental planner working for caltrain for to years been familiar with the state local and federal legislation around the vial and transportation planning and i've served 16 months on the cac and two of my absence of my four absence were due to the fact i had out of town caltrain training and hope you'll understand my attendance was making me a more skilled cac member i'm seeking reappointment thank you. >> thank you very much any questions or comments from the commissioners? supervisor london breed >> yes. can you explain the other two absence as well. >> one was i had the flu really bad mru and the other i was stuck in consultant traffic from oakland at this point, i thought that would be rude to show up wlatd i 230ud later from mr. davis to show up that would have been fine unfortunately. >> do you think this will change to retrigger the reappointment felt position do you think this will happy in the future. >> i certainly hope not will keep in mind my

stations all the people need to look like the people they work with doesn't have to be absolute but revocations i'm sure you'll get our responses we'll continue to work with the community. >> will it be in writing. >> it will be in writing and you'll have it in writing we're on television. >> thank you, chief. >> thank you, chief >> on the note on the hiring please give you can't hire officers nails they apply so, please recommend people we've got to put them in the pipeline and get them to the academy the greater chance we have young men and particularly young african-americans on the force we're going to have to work to change attitudes about the police and recommend the staff you've got to get people into the pipeline or they've not be in the force. >> i called you investigator marshall commissioner marshall. >> i'll say that to respond to reverend brown i appreciate the time we got 11 folks and people asked a clear request for improvement not african-american community different training around racial profiling specifically highlighting what that department was unaware of and within 5 days

regulation if you're an exempt business or regulated by the public health department very w have revocable permit and subject to cost fees and all the regulatory health we recover our costs right now we're losing money not recovering the costs from the establishment through the department of public health you have to go through the land use and loss the tnc don't have to ply with local human trafficking or the state requirements also i want to say in general the massage establishments in san francisco has been did the over 50 percent of other establishments have at least one violation and 14 percent are is 10 or more 2008 we've revoked many permits they have a different owner and about thirty percent of those have been opened and closed many times to prevent establishments that have been closed and prevents from reopening but we have this two tier system it is difficult to compare the regulated places we know in the last year, we've seen c m t c exemption sites are 39 high-risk violations great again, we're not looking at those they're only complaint driven several place have closed and it

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written into allowing law and transparent around deadlines we've added additional language around the revocation for example, added that the rest indication and extension of any height permit in 12 months could be grounds for denial of a permit we're considering step up to the plate this based on the feedback in the mass acknowledge industry and human trafficking is grounds for denial of a permit and additionally we're addressing the ability to revoke a permit that is operated in the same place for 12 months this is something we're looking at extending the deadline from the massage industry we've received. >> one more amendment i'll talk about it is not included many the licensing and permitting program i want to quickly talk about the fiscal impact so the regulatory program our goal to recover one hundred percent of the cost of the program those legislative amendment will be covered and the fiscal impact is $100,000 and no impact to the scombrfd the funding for the program employees two health employees an administrator i know many people in the massage industry have spoken about the cost of th

this permit we did not deny the permit that was essentially issued last night so today, i issued a revocation notice for the permit clearly it was issued in error and sanchez is before you as a discretionary review so there's a minor rear yard addition but the appeal of the decision the board had some serious concerns about the variance matter and there was some i think alignment about denying the variance application and continue to come to a resolution that will be on calendaring for march 18 the depended is offering did ability to meet with the parties we'll offer that the next hearing is march 18 a they'll not obeying be meeting until then that's all thank you. >> commissioners that places us in general public comment not to exceed exceed all matters listed under the consent agenda are considered by the board to be routine and will be enacted by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. if discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the consent agenda spaild i have no speaker cards. >> commissioners that places you under regular calendar the octavia project this is an in

to enforcing the orientals without making changes to land use so the conditional use permits very revocable registration and that system is working very, very well in san mateo county i've been to the department of public health hearings and seen the system work and a to recover the fees and when a establishment hold a certificate from the san francisco they get revoked if there's alight activities there's been uncertificate people working there besides criminal activity so the city - >> time. >> thank you very much. >> good morning. my name is is tony the government reksdz charity for the california chapter proposed ordinance as it states now compels me as an advocate not to prove i'm a massage practitioner massage professionals are seeking affirm regulation that have's establishments to open and obstruct the efforts of criminal preventing to run massage establishment widow look forward to working with commissioner chan and other stakeholders as low as the time allows me you'll talk about sb 731 didn't for bid the establishment of massage there was language that supported those so it maybe

could case 679 six the appellant and owner of record the revocable trust the attorney for the appellant reuben, junius & rose action by appellant reverse the moratorium of the orders under the section of the san francisco building code. >> good morning john engine for the department the address for 411 marina building is a single-family dwelling and the slooegs solution for a kitchen on the ground floor director is here to meet 2013 which an order of abatement was issued no permits filed to deal with the abatement so the staff asks for the abatement order that concludes my report and is the appellant here? good morning, commissioners john with reuben, junius & rose here on behalf of the project sponsor since we were last here

to have inspectors go in and track the violations so some things we want to see you know look at revocationsnd expectation there is the type of things we want to regulate to see how effective and in regards to human trafficking unfortunately, that is a complex associate issue i think i can work with the height community promotion grant for the health outreach workers on what success medians in going into those businesses making sure the workers are protected not just closing down the businesses and commissioner chung. >> again i totally support an effort we can do to stop sex trafficking and human trafficking my concern is the messaging pious the intentional consequence of city government massing the businesses i really courage when you go back you know to talk about those messaging and outreaching not community and especially trying to encourage the massage operations trying to find was that not chide with a legitimate businesslike the whole prostitution ring or whatnot i think that is really a big part of you know of my discomfort great the opportunity if the legislation to work with the c

saturday, foreign ministers of the twelve-country union of south american nations called for a revocationof the sanctions. in a statement the ministers said, "it constitutes an interventionist threat to sovereignty and the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries." on thursday, u.s. policy in venezuela was also questioned during a meeting of the organization of american states in washington. representatives from mexico, brazil, colombia, argentina, and other nations all criticized the u.s. approach. according to a report by telesur, breno dias da costa brazil's o.a.s. representative, said -- "venezuelan issues should be resolved by the venezuelan people without sanctions." jose miguel insulza of chile is secretary general of the organization of american states. >> we all recognize the right of venezuela, its people, its government its government, it's political parties, social organizations to resolve its problems in crisis without inside -- outside interference. amy: michael fitzpatrick, the interim u.s. permanent representative to the organization of the

attorney general of the state, not often used now, but at freespeechforpeople.org, we will have a revocationaw that would provide when a corporation has committed repeated multiple felonies within a short period of time, its corporate charter can and should be revoked. >> one thing i would say what, the two-step analysis that ron fein is suggesting would not change the outcome in citizens united is out. the court, in that case did not say that citizens united, the corporate entity had rights that were violated. what it said was that citizens united was an association of citizens, in constraining that organization's ability to publish -- to release its movie was violating the rights of its members. the people's rights amendment would not change the effect or the outcome in citizens united itself, which is bizarre to think all the effort is being put forth to pass an amendment that wouldn't change the outcome. juan: kent greenfield, could you talk about the hobby lobby case and how that affects the discussion, the debate on the issue of corporate personhood? >> hobby lobby was this case they c

if a bank is convicted of money-laundering the bank is automatically supposed to have a charter revocation proceedings, lose its charter. typically true in corporate criminal prosecutions that the financial penalty, those kind of consequences being prosecuted, that is not the big deal. with companies are really worried about is not regulatory consequences of a conviction so just like people like us if we are convicted may lose the right to vote the felons if i was convicted i might be disabled from practicing law. doctors if convicted of crimes may lose their medical license, licensing for a company is important. of the bank isn't chartered is can't do business with an accounting company can't do work with public companies because of the crime that it can't do its business. so hsbc wasn't charged with money laundering. if this was a money-laundering case in a cage> anyone had seen before, it was charged with violations of the bank secrecy act which had a lot of money laundering related requirements that you have a good compliance program to detect money laundering and stuff like that so ba

this is a closet is revocable. the supreme court 5-4 report -- reversed the decision. justice scalia talked about the evils of class actions. class actions terrorize business business, force business to settle claims of arbitration clause has to be enforced. the conceptions cannot bring a class-action not even in arbitration. justice breyer in his dissent said the reason when a class actions in situations like this where a large number of people each lose a small amount of money no one is going to sue or go to arbitration for $32.80 so why does it matter to all of us? arbitration clauses are increasingly ubiquitous. they were found in employment contracts, consumer contracts and even in medical contracts. not that long ago i went to see a new eye doctor for the first time to the receptionist gave me a big stack of papers to fill out in the middle there was a former is asked to sign that if i had any dispute with the doctor arising out of the treatment i could not see the doctor didn't have to go to our -- arbitration. i asked the receptionist at the doctor would still

the industry is revocably changed, what does that mean what opportunity is that for you and what is thehreat? guest: we are positioned with high production efficiency and our production efficiency has got up from 6020 started the company to 88% last year. with a very late life asset, it is a remarkable achievement so our cost base has been relatively flat. manus: two other people want the technology and and snap at your heels. guess: it is a difficult business and you have to be quite robust in terms of the ability to control cost it's a complex business with offshore operations. i think we are in a business that is differentiated. i do think they have contributed significantly three years ago 15 billion in taxes came through the treasury. i think we'll have to weather the times for the treasury will take less to revise the business. mark: with the election osborne offered you an all of branch with every little bit helps but with an election coming, what more do you want from the parties in the running? guest: the biggest issue we have now in the right direction is the investment allowa

who told me it is a disaster waiting to happen whether it is a debate over perpetuity trust or a revocableseems to be changing. how can the old people, or for that made her -- matter, the young people trust when laws are broken each and every day? guest: what are you referring to, tom? tom: i think there are a lot of trust questions that older people are having one they want to hand pot to millenial's. not about rbc capital markets but legal people in relation to wealth managers. guest: i've not seen those issues. what we have seen his older people being overwhelmed by the complexity of trust law. what do you need to do to leave your assets in a tax efficient way to individuals? my role for anything when it comes to individuals managing their wealth -- pick the simplest and most straightforward solution available. that will keep you out of trouble. tom: it is not just handing the money to the kids. that is definitely a license for going to the euro in three years. brendan: what we are talking about with this $30 trillion that we are looking at is a political issue. we are about to start ha

this is a closet is revocable. the supreme court 5-4 report -- reversed the decision.justice scalia talked about the evils of class actions. class actions terrorize business business, force business to settle claims of arbitration clause has to be enforced. the conceptions cannot bring a class-action not even in arbitration. justice breyer in his dissent said the reason when a class actions in situations like this where a large number of people each lose a small amount of money no one is going to sue or go to arbitration for $32.80 so why does it matter to all of us? arbitration clauses are increasingly ubiquitous. they were found in employment contracts, consumer contracts and even in medical contracts. not that long ago i went to see a new eye doctor for the first time to the receptionist gave me a big stack of papers to fill out in the middle there was a former is asked to sign that if i had any dispute with the doctor arising out of the treatment i could not see the doctor didn't have to go to our -- arbitration. i asked the receptionist at the doctor would still s

individual talk an expectation of child support along with what is called technical revocations. bringing people back into the system. serve their initial sentence, this is an issue that is very collocated at the state level. it is a huge driver in terms of the number of people behind bars. it is an issue we can only continue to educate people about. as she said, it is a revolving door. it is not something that provides the kind of opportunities and is not cost-effective. it is a system that none of us works. when you look at things have not improved, most people would say we are not doing this the right way. we follow the same approaches in criminal justice and they have not all work. this is true in particular i think of how we can do things differently. michigan is one of the states that has some creative initiatives and is working with some colleges to bring greater coursework back to their state prisons. this will be the kind of challenge that requires creative thinking and solutions from all different angles. i appreciate the comments the coaller made because this comes bac

he maps out the likely revocation and imagining if it had been in washington d.c. what the commander-in-chief could do and as someone who has worked at the department of defense you can take a few -- a full view of what might happen. we're so glad to welcome him [applause] >> fate you for coming in just went to graduate school a few blocks from here and i came here once to twice a week but i never imagined one that would be here speaking about a book that they are selling so it is a pleasure to be here. i will spend 15 or 20 minutes talking about my book i am happy to open it up to questions. as the current employee as department of defense i have to disclaimer's the first is i speak in my day capacity that does not reflect the defense department or any other agencies. and not meant to be a criticism of the above mentioned illustration but as the civil servant the radically any criticisms that all it would only occur to me in the future at the bar. that is a forum for a critical political discussion. so that we start with the title the most deadly cause of the tax