one artist we spoke with was richard wilson. some of his work actually appeared in the movie barber shop. he is from north carolina and festival in columbus, that attracts 400,000 people. here's what he had to say. >> i do about 70 shows a year. i do mainly a lot of shows in ohio but i also do a gigantic gift show in chicago. a lot of my work is mainly cleveland area landmarks that i turn on wood, which makes it >> reporter: the work of student artists will also be displayed at the show. this show supports a nonprofit help devoted to developing a pathway for children living in rural africa. if you are interested in attending the festival starts today at 11:00, wraps up around 10:00 tonight. it is going on tomorrow from 11:00 until 5:00. you can by a weekend ticket online for $10, don't get a chance to do that you can show up here and pay $12 at the door. maureen, we are not open yet, very peaceful morning. but let me know what you want to look for and i'll do pre scouting, maybe shopping for you. >> i have a house, full of empty

>> jim wilson, working for nixon in laconia, was looking forward to the republican national convention. the choices at the miami beach convention were richardon, governor nelson rockefeller of new york, who was now working hard for the nomination, and california's governor, ronald reagan. ♪ as the republican delegates gathered in this resort city, it soon became clear that nixon was also their choice by an overwhelming mandate. >> the next president of the united states, richard nixon. >> and i, again, proudly accept that nomination for president of the united states. tonight i see the face of a child. he lives in a great city. he's black. or he's white. he's mexican, italian, polish. none of that matters. what matters, he's an american child. he sleeps the sleep of childhood and he dreams the dreams of a child. that child in that great city is more important than any politician's promise. he is america. i see another child tonight. he hears the train go by. at night he dreams of faraway places where he'd like to go. seems like an impossible dream. but he is helped on his journey through life. a father who had to go to work before he finish

richard did resign. >>> as each day passes he is missed that much more. more than one month since 10- year-old jesse wilson disappeared from his home. he should be in a fourth grade classroom right now but nobody has been able to find him, that is not stopping people from searching. a private search group is joining the effort called find me and was founded by a retired some of their methods are very nontraditional like using psychics but they hit the ground with search and rescue workers. >> searching for him is difficult. >> the extreme heat, we have had the showers and thunderstorms of course. last couple of days but we have a drier weather pattern setting up. as you look with me we have showers and thun across the northern trained in flagstaff, sedona moving up to the east. a quiet forecast ahead for the valley. pretty dry right now, but a couple of sprinkles near sun city and peoria over the last half hour. here is the futurecast, expecting more showers and thunderstorms the rest of the afternoon across the high country, that is where we could see heavy rain, gusty winds and the potential for small he

richard nixon is he used racist texas -- tactics to win the south. that is false. the people that did that were the democrats -- woodrow wilsonn segregated the government fdr government carried all 11 states. fdr put cactus jack who was on the ticket. fdr put a klansman on the supreme court. he put jimmy burns on the supreme court to block the anti-lynching law. so using issue of race to maintain the solidity of northern liberal southern coalition -- what happened was advised evenson, who -- adlai stevenson, was that because stevenson was a tougher guy on former policy then eisenhower? no, he put on his ticket the spark of alabama, who was a shiner of the dixon manifesto that called for massive resistance to immigration and massive resistance to the supreme court decision. i was a senior in high school. wrote inmocrats as we that piece, look at the column for next and that shows neck's and went south and he said, let's leave it to the dixiecrats to squeeze the last ounce of political juice out of racial injustice. voted for the civil rights act of 1967, 1964, 1968, anti- desegregated the south. and once the south was desegreg

commissioner vice president richards commissioner antonini commissioner moore and commissioner wu we do expect commissioner johnson to arrive shortly and commissioner bobby wilson that to be continuance items one ab fulsome conditional use authorization and the zoning administrator will opine on the variance for indefinite continuance and further under the regular calendar item 8 potrero zoning map staff asked for a continuance to the i didn't get all under the discretionary review authorization circuses we received confirm that item 17 a the discretionary review has been withdrawn as a result, the defer will take up the matter during the first recess. >> no others items proposed for continuance. >> okay. thank you any public comment on this item? proposed for continuance. >> good afternoon commission jim counsel to the property owner on potrero and ask the item be heard as quickly as possible if not today this is the correction of an error in the zoning height map on a second story building that covers the lot it existed for the last 50 years and thely down zoned to open space despite the plan documents show the property in a 40 feet involvement on error that

june-- christine wilson andrea john brandt lisa erica victor rome alvin john paid the high senate and arthur and richard think you very very much from all of the members of the board of supervisors. you guys are super appreciate it. appreciate it. >>[applause] >>thank you supervisor peskin i do want to give a shout out to lisa samari. on behalf of that all the boards came through so smoothly. >>and with that i did not acknowledge rachel and kay and alicia. you guys are awesome. >>thank you. supervisor yee. >>thank you mme. clerk. i would like to close the meeting also in remembrance of two teenagers that passed 2007.[indecipherable] both took courses at the community college and both received bachelors of arts degree in 2007 the outstanding early educators that serve san francisco and the community that love their work and their teachers. i like to acknowledge lucas, skye and jean. it will be a special remembrance ceremony this friday in your honor. the rest i submit. >>thank you. >> supervisor yee and supervisor avalos. thank you mme. sec.i was very reluctant to support another set aside but to me, it

june-- christine wilson andrea john brandt lisa erica victor rome alvin john paid the high senate and arthur and richard think you very very much from all of the members of the board of supervisors. you guys are super appreciate it. appreciate it. >>[applause] >>thank you supervisor peskin i do want to give a shout out to lisa samari. on behalf of that all the boards came through so smoothly. >>and with that i did not acknowledge rachel and kay and alicia. you guys are awesome. >>thank you. supervisor yee. >>thank you mme. clerk. i would like to close the meeting also in remembrance of two teenagers that passed 2007.[indecipherable] both took courses at the community college and both received bachelors of arts degree in 2007 the outstanding early educators that serve san francisco and the community that love their work and their teachers. i like to acknowledge lucas, skye and jean. it will be a special remembrance ceremony this friday in your honor. the rest i submit. >>thank you. >> supervisor yee and supervisor avalos. thank you mme. sec.i was very reluctant to support another set aside but to me, it

june-- christine wilson andrea john brandt lisa erica victor rome alvin john paid the high senate and arthur and richard think you very very much from all of the members of the board of supervisors. you guys are super appreciate it. appreciate it. >>[applause] >>thank you supervisor peskin i do want to give a shout out to lisa samari. on behalf of that all the boards came through so smoothly. >>and with that i did not acknowledge rachel and kay and alicia. you guys are awesome. >>thank you. supervisor yee. >>thank you mme. clerk. i would like to close the meeting also in remembrance of two teenagers that passed 2007.[indecipherable] both took courses at the community college and both received bachelors of arts degree in 2007 the outstanding early educators that serve san francisco and the community that love their work and their teachers. i like to acknowledge lucas, skye and jean. it will be a special remembrance ceremony this friday in your honor. the rest i submit. >>thank you. >> supervisor yee and supervisor avalos. thank you mme. sec.i was very reluctant to support another set aside but to me, it

richard nixon due in 1960. we have the black vote in the north, the southern white vote. kennedy carries both. the same thing occurs with the peace votes and the pro-war people in 1916. wilson runs a campaign "he kept us out of work." and its use is doing this dance. and he ends up losing both sides really. he loses the pro-war people and the people who want to stay neutral. he is branded as being pro- german. you see these editorial cartoons. with the irish nationalists and all those. and the other day, the german- americans vote goes to wilson. it does not elucidates -- he does not elucidate the campaign themes while. is opposed to the terror of. there are labor issues. there are labor issues that are very important. there are two things that prop him up. even though as governor of new york, he has an admirable record. he establishes cases, that entire system. there's also labor regulations put in place for the first time. he is really a champion of labor. but then the infamous california trip, which we will get into later, there are two things that happen. the one thing that is never talked about, he blunders into san francisco, and the chamber of commerce tried to do th