there are four draft resolutions for consideration by the sbc. one for each of the applicants.r support of the businesses should be as in favor of the resolutions. the resolutions please play close attention to the core physical features. once approved by the sbc, the businesses must maintain the physical features or traditions in order to remain on the legacy business registry. for the end up it's bar and for horizons up -- unlimited it's for the latinex opportunity and for mums it's restaurant for japanese cuisine. this concludes my presentation and happy to answer any questions. there are business representives in attendness that would like to speak and possibly stories from commissioner laguana and we'll find out. thank you very much. >> commissioner: do you want to go to public comment first? >> clerk: i have speaker cards here. ben nakazo, followed by elena nielson followed by sarah kim and followed by salina lucino. >> thank you very much, i'm a 60 year resident of japan town in the western addition and a member of the japan town task force. it's with great pride i stand

there are four draft resolutions for consideration by the sbc. one for each of the applicants. your support of the businesses should be as in favor of the resolutions. the resolutions please play close attention to the core physical features. once approved by the sbc, the businesses must maintain the physical features or traditions in order to remain on the legacy business registry. for the end up it's bar and for horizons up -- unlimited it's for the latinex opportunity and for mums it's restaurant for japanese cuisine. this concludes my presentation and happy to answer any questions. there are business representives in attendness that would like to speak and possibly stories from commissioner laguana and we'll find out. thank you very much. >> commissioner: do you want to go to public comment first? >> clerk: i have speaker cards here. ben nakazo, followed by elena nielson followed by sarah kim and followed by salina lucino. >> thank you very much, i'm a 60 year resident of japan town in the western addition and a member of the japan town task force. it's with great pride i s

there are four draft resolutions for consideration by the sbc. one for each of the applicants. your support of the businesses should be as in favor of the resolutions. the resolutions please play close attention to the core physical features. once approved by the sbc, the businesses must maintain the physical features or traditions in order to remain on the legacy business registry. for the end up it's bar and for horizons up -- unlimited it's for the latinex opportunity and for mums it's restaurant for japanese cuisine. this concludes my presentation and happy to answer any questions. there are business representives in attendness that would like to speak and possibly stories from commissioner laguana and we'll find out. thank you very much. >> commissioner: do you want to go to public comment first? >> clerk: i have speaker cards here. ben nakazo, followed by elena nielson followed by sarah kim and followed by salina lucino. >> thank you very much, i'm a 60 year resident of japan town in the western addition and a member of the japan town task force. it's with great pride i s

. >> all of these issues would be made better by sbc. >> state leaders trying to revive a bill to create however a group of housing advocates say it's not good enough. >> this is mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome back. thank you for joining us here for mornings on 2. it's already the middle of the week. it's wednesday, january 8th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning. we always want to know if there's any rain coming in. >> late tonight tomorrow morning. >> decent amounts? >> 1/4". >> okay. >> petaluma, that was about it and there wasn't much it fell apart as it moved south. let's get to it here. from marin county up to napa solano county not as bad peninsula and also south bay. there are some partly cloudies in there. our system washed out fell apart but it did produce some rain. mostly sunny then we'll go partly cloudy to cloudy. we'll be here for rain late tonight tomorrow morning. 50s on your temperatures. >>> 5:30 this is go time and what do you see? >> i do see more people getting on the road steve. we have some go time action he

the sbc has been provided a staff report, draft resolution, application, case report from planning department staff and resolution from the h.p.c. there is a copy on the table in the public binder. caffe sapore re-opened on marc march 23 in north beach and immediately became a neighborhood gathering space. it is a european stealing cafe with fresh stand witches, bagels, -- sandwiches ag sandwie and tea and beer and wine. the cafe submitted jobs for entry level workers including one who has worked there for 18 years. earlier the business received a landlord allowing 90 day notice for lease termination. this was in spite of the fact caffe sapore was current on payments. they attempted to reach out to negotiate terms to allow the cafe to stay open. they have not succeeded. the business must vacate by december 31st, 2019. several news articles are published highlighting the importance that the cafe has within the community. caffe sapore received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. staff finds the business qualifies for list on the legacy business registry. i have

i will note that after -- the sbc kicked into it iger because they were worried that class actions goingake it hard for consumers to get a fair shake. now we have a change in administration i don't know how active the sbpb is. for a while there was some notion that because the class action is going away the cfpb needs to pick up the slack. don't know if that thought has continued. >> i questions from my perspective, the become i think das really nice job walking through the potential impact of concepcion and will it will affect. from any perspective litigating cases it's lead to if anything more litigation and what you found is the plaintiffs lawyers aren't just going to good away you have a whole industry in this state in particular but other states as well, that made their livelihood made a lot of money on consumer class actions. well, concepcion didn't just wipe those away. first of all you need to have a contractual relationship with your customer, food and beverage is a huge area of litigation. despite my best attempts my clients still won't put an arbitration clause on the fruit lo

charter,sbc, standard they are all in real trouble in hong kong. shery: that was kyle bass.global markets strategist hannah anderson. kyle is well known for being a permanent bear when it comes to china, now hong kong is his target. he has spoken at length about his views on the hong kong dollar and the yuan. does he have a point? i have been wondering why the capital market has not been as affected. is this the year when we do see that impacted in hong kong? hannah: when it comes to hong kong, you have to keep in mind what a unique place hong kong is, in that the vast majority of companies listed in hong kong do not derive their revenues from hong kong. so what is going to influence markets in hong kong is what is happening in the rest of the world, particularly with trade. a substantial amount of the substantial financial services in hong kong are linked to trade. logistics and the broader trade environment. because 2019 and 2018 were such tough years for that part of the global economy, i think we are seeing that seep into equity prices in hong kong. it is not 2020, exact

it was initially presented to the sbc on september 23.tem 5 is adobe books and arts cooperative, inc, a bookstore founded in 1989 on 16th street in the mission. the store became a bohemian nexus for local artists, musicians, writers, readers and thinkers. in 2001, a gallery was opened in the back of the store where friends of the shop could show their work. the space became a defining one for artists featuring artwork, music, poetry and literary events. in 2012 the shop faced a rent hike and changing neighborhood. a group of supporters came together and form aid cooperative business structure to preserve the store. they raised funds on a crowd funding site, formed a cooperative corporation and found a new storefront location on 24th street in the mission. where the store joined a small number of existing independent bookstores adding to an informal bookstore row. the cooperative is interested in building more explicit, dynamic connection between the bookstore and exhibition space by encouraging artists to make site-specific works. in 2018

it was initially presented to the sbc on september 23.tem 5 is adobe books and arts cooperative, inc, a bookstore founded in 1989 on 16th street in the mission. the store became a bohemian nexus for local artists, musicians, writers, readers and thinkers. in 2001, a gallery was opened in the back of the store where friends of the shop could show their work. the space became a defining one for artists featuring artwork, music, poetry and literary events. in 2012 the shop faced a rent hike and changing neighborhood. a group of supporters came together and form aid cooperative business structure to preserve the store. they raised funds on a crowd funding site, formed a cooperative corporation and found a new storefront location on 24th street in the mission. where the store joined a small number of existing independent bookstores adding to an informal bookstore row. the cooperative is interested in building more explicit, dynamic connection between the bookstore and exhibition space by encouraging artists to make site-specific works. in 2018