commissioner riley. commissioner riley: yes. first of all, congratulations on your victory. have you taken into consideration the restaurants? i like to order my soup noodles and i like to have it in a caner and then a plastic bag so it won't spill when i drive home. so would they be exempt? >> no, i don't believe that they would be exempt. but i believe that there's an alternative bag that they can use in lieu of that would comply with the spirit of our law. so that is what we would hope. >> so one of the things that our ordinance does that other jurisdictions don't do is that we allow compostable plastic. if a restaurant wants to use a plastic bag, they can. the reason we allow compostable plastic is we have the nation's leading, in many cases, world leading composting program and we see that there's value, if the bag is truly composting, certified that way and labeled that way, it can be used to help collect food scraps and go in a green bin. there are nearly 30 companies worldwide that are making compostable bags. the industry is growing very fast. there's an incredible

commissioner riley: i agree with commissioner dooley and adams. this is going to save a lot of confusion and time. i was concerned about the due dates but then i read and that the bills will be prorated. that is great. commissioner clyde: hopefully i will never pay and other late feet again. over 30 years there have been some painful ones. thank you for that. i am assuming that the rollout will be the education a time to educate the businesses. i hope the treasury's office will have someone when this happens, when people get their bills to work with anyone that might be having trouble. i know that they might have trouble. as i pointed out, property taxes are at do as well as income tax payments. it is a busy time. mostly, your property taxes. for small businesses who might have trouble, i am hoping there will be someone in place to help them in case they get caught. it is a find job. thank you. >> this will be rolled out over the course of 2012. it will be implemented by march 2013. >> just to clarify, what we will be doing after this cleanup, we

president o'brien: motion by commissioner adams and seconded by commissioner riley. commissioner riley: yes. >> that is a motion and recommendation to approve, requesting provisions for alternative to line item on cash register and review and assess the impact of the 10-cent fee prior to it being raised to 25 cents. >> you're good. >> would you like to do a roll call vote, mr. president? president o'brien: yes, please. >> commissioner adams. >> aye. >> commissioner clyde. >> aye. >> commissioner dooley. >> aye. >> commissioner o'brien. >> aye. >> commissioner riley. >> aye. >> that motion passes 5-0. president o'brien: thank you. next item, please. >> thanks for all your work on this. >> commissioners, item seven, discussion of possible act to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 11102, business and tax regulations code, payroll expense tax inclusion for compensation paid to individuals with a felony conviction. this is an ordinance amending the san francisco business tax regulations code. we have a presentation by supe

commissioner riley: it is illegal to use a phone when you are driving. are you going to include directions for drivers when they tried to use the iphone to locate a parking space? >> of course. that is a serious issue. we are dealing with it as a society. the way we have dealt with that, there is a disclaimer that reminds people that it is illegal. it is not the right thing to do. that same disclaimer, this is innovative, if you are moving more than a few miles per hour, it brings the reminder up again. that was an issue we grappled with. we wanted to make sure the data was available for passengers to use before they go to their next? destination. in the future, as this information starts. as the stars to get integrated into vehicle navigation systems and becomes more automatic and less of a distraction, it should be more ubiquitous. commissioner riley: more and more have -- more cars have navigation systems. president o'brien: when you sit in your destination, the audio proms you where to turn and where to go. i have to believe that technology is there

riley. >> aye. >> it passes 5-0. >> thank you. next item, please. >> commissioners, item 11, directors report. an update on the report of small business. update on departmentment programs and make announcements regarding small business activities. special item. >> commissioners, i will submit to you in writing mostly the directors report, just a couple of things to just note. one, i did want to say, i also wanted to thank you for your leadership and guidance. that helped staff greatly when we, you know, get direction as well from you. so the one thing i did want to address in my directors report in regards to health care ordinance and will i think this is probably a -- whether this falls under policy or under outreach and economic. but with the affordable care act going into implementation, those phases, there is going to be reporting of amounts that businesses are going to have to do. for small businesses, i don't think that kicks in until -- you know, after 2014, but it is going to have -- they are going to have to report on the

president o'brien: ok, thank you, commissioner riley. commissioner riley: i think, supervisor, you answered most of my questions already. when i first read it, i had some questions about why seven dogs, and not eight. and then i'm also concerned about having to separately crate the dogs, and now you explain that that is no longer a requirement, which is good. and i also understood that the dog tag was the only certification program in town. but with the apprentice, i think that's going to resolve that. what about fees? is this $100 or $250? >> $250 is the first time when you get a brand-new permit and thereafter the renewal is $100. commissioner riley: i think that's fair. thank you. president o'brien: thank you. ok. no more questions from commissioners. i'm going to open it up for public comment, but i've got a request for me to agree to that a member of one of the professional dog-walking associations would get an opportunity to present, and i'd like to give them an extended time. >> great. thank you very much, commissioners. president

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last year perry riley got his first nfl start against the dolphins.he lsu product made the most of, it registered nine total tackles including four for a loss. also had a quarterback hit. today tim haslett said he'll start again sunday versus the cowboys and explained why he gave riley his shot against miami. >> this is the first time we thought main the last couple weeks we thought that -- maybe the last couple weeks we thought he has a good grasp of the defense. i'd like to see what he could do because he's got some good speed. you know, i think he has good coverage skills and with the young guys you just don't know until you have an opportunity. so we thought it was a good time to put him in. >>> college ball, frank beamer and the hokies facing north carolina. logan thomas finds charles drager, 11 yards for the score, game tied 7-7. 3rd quarter, hokies facing 3rd and 2. logan thomas, keeping it, goes up the middle. 23 yards for the touchdown. virginia tech goes on to win 24- 21. >>> maryland and mark turgeon facing 16th ranked alabama in the puerto

this is six-year-old riley of charlotte, north carolina. riley and her two siblings handed out homemade thank you cards to every veteran they could find. in washington, john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >> one of the great pyramids is closed today and the unusual date has everything to do with it. veterans are gathering today to remember from minority vets. sue. >> brian, as john said, it sure was a blustery day. temperatures only in the 40s. headed for the 30s tonight. i'll let you know what the rest of the weekend is holding, and lindsey, i'm sure everybody bundled up for those friday night games. >> coming up in sports, the latest on the search for wilson ramos, plus, more fallout for penn state football and deangelo hall misses practice. we'll tell you why when the news continues. t is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. >>> minority vetera

we're back with dan henninger and jason riley and joining the panel. strassel. >> the message out of iowa, if you dare to challenge unions political power you'll be crushed. is that right? >> i think what we saw out of ohio this week, when unions across the entire country decide to focus on one race, and 30 million or more astonishing on one initiative. they can pull up and when their opponents make some tactical errors and we can talk about that. >> what were those mistakes, kim. you're right about the money and wisconsin managed to survive with this intact and ohio didn't. why the difference? >> the difference was up in wisconsin what governor walker made sure he did was exempt police and firefighters from some of these restrictions on collective bargaining and that's not the case in ohio and that seemed to bother a lot of ohio voters, there with an as poll that showed one in five republicans seemed to have an issue with the collective bargaining restrictions no doubt because of the police and firefighters, inclusion in them. >> and republicans in oh

last week, perry riley got his first nfl start against the dolphins in place of rocky mcintosh.he lsu product made the most of it, registered 19 errorrer tote -- 9 total tackles and four for a loss. jim haslet said that rely will start again sunday versus the cowboys and explained why he gave riley his shot against miami. >> this is the first time we thought the last few weeks, he has a good grasp for the defense. i will like to see what we do. he has some good speed. you know, i think he has good cover skills and with the young guys, you don't know until you have the tunes. we thought it was a good time to put them in. >> alexander native tim hightower, acquired by the redskins to become the team's number one running back. that didn't last long. hightower suffered a left knee injury in week 7 against the panthers and ended his season. he admitted today how difficult it's been not to contribute. >> you fool like you're letting the team down and get excited and have this lead on the team and then it's gone. you sit there and file like your hands are in handcuffs and can't do much

. >> reporter: with religious conviction, les riley led the drive to put personhood on the mississippi ballot declaring that a fertilized egg is a person. >> are you exactly the same person that you were then, only thing that has been added to you is time. >> reporter: riley, a father of ten children from tupelo says the constitutional amendment is intended to outlaw all abortions, with no exceptions for incest or rape. >> we don't have the death penalty in mississippi for rape. why would we punish the rapist's child. >> reporter: that position offends christen hemmins. >> people keep saying to me, well, don't punish the baby, punish the rapist, you know. but what they leave out of that equation is me. >> reporter: hemmins now married with three children was raped at gunpoint 20 years ago on her college campus. >> if this had been in place and i had gotten pregnant i wouldn't have had any options. i would have been forced by the state government to bear a child which might have killed me physically if not emotionally. >> reporter: mississippi's personhood amendment is part of a nationa

young backed a pass, deep downfield to riley cooper. he's taken down at the patriots 4-yard line. 58-yard gain set up a touchdown. young passed foray career high 400 yards. 2nd -- for a career high 400 yards. 2nd quarter, brady to west welker, 41 yards for the touchdown, new -- to wes welker, 41 yards for the touchdown, new england in control. the patriots beat the eagle says 38-20 dropping philly to 4- 7 and 1-5 at home. >>> the redskins next opponent, jets and mark sanchez posting the bills. 2nd quarter ryan fitzpatrick 5 yards to stevie johnson, bills up 14-7. check out his celebration, takes out his guns, shoots himself in the leg and then plaxico burress playing and crashing, that's a 15-yard penalty, hope it was worth, it certainly disrespectful. 3rd quarter bills trail 21-14. brian fitzpatrick up the right side to brad smith covered by cromartie. the ball gets batted in the air. smith comes down with, it 36 yards for the score, game tied at 21. over a minute left, jets trial 24-21. mark sanchez -- trial 24-21. mark sanchez from t

emmanuel riley left the army after returning from afghanistan in 2005.in a housing unit provided by a nonprofit. >> i was a combat engineer. along with that is we can detach landmines, i.e.d.s. >> reporter: so your job involved disarming explosives. >> yes. and i lost some friends that were a part of my unit due to my particular job in the military. that sometimes can define your life after service. >> reporter: like what? >> alcohol abuse, drinking a lot. sometimes nightmares, a lot of those, a lot of nightmares. >> reporter: riley didn't know he had ptsd. he wound up homeless, living in a storage unit. >> divorced, i lost my family, lost quite a bit. >> reporter: now sober and in treatment for his ptsd, riley's looking hard for a job. according to a 2008 rand study, nearly one third of iraq and afghanistan vets had symptoms of ptsd, major depression, or had experienced a traumatic brain injury. debra bain is still haunted by the iraq morgue in which she volunteered. >> when you see certain things in life that makes no sense, you pretty much lose a sens