my name is richard rothman. i'm a richmond district resident, and i want to -- roosevelt, you know, roosevelt was designed by timothy fluger, and that he was unusual in that he was a mission boy. he grew up in the mission. he did not go to formally architect school, he was a draftsman. he's probably one of our most prominent architects in the city, and i think it would be a great tribute to honor him in the city in naming this as a city landmark. and as it's said before, the school district is a state agency, so really, they can do -- they don't need to follow the san francisco building codes or follow the landmark status, so it's just an honor of a recognition. and i think would be a great honor to -- for his tribute to make this a city landmark. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. rothman. and as the previous speaker said, there is actually a benefit to the school district which is this designation can actually allow the sfusd to avail themselves of the state historic building code instead of the unifor

all the kids are raiding it, noah rothman, president of council on foreign relations and author of "a world in disarray" foreign policy expert and cooking guru richard haas, politics editor for "the daily beast," sam stein, and susan page. >> it was radio silence when mike pence's name interrupted president trump in what he thought would be a sure applause line. meanwhile, ivanka was not the only one not clapping as angela merkel trolled the white house. this is fun. >> one of the most telling lines of the entire weekend was when angela merkel got up and said we can't trust the united states anymore and you actually had leaders from france, germany, the rest of europe mocking the united states and a german expert saying it only two years of donald trump but already the german people actually trust russia and china more than they trust the united states. for the first time since the war. >> it's depressing. >> it's pretty stunning. what worries me, joe, is it's one thing for people who are 60 or 70 years of age and they've got the last 40, 50 years to look back on and they can put this into a narrow contest and at least hope it's an aberration rather