only until scott weiner stepped in with a letter to the cac did two of the members abstain on the next vote. so literally it came down to 3-2 approval on this as far as the 14-foot bulb out. again, we want all the improvements. we just believe this will cause traffic problems in our neighborhood. so we would like you to consider going back to the september plan that the planning department proposed. so i want to make sure you understood that the cac did not endorse this 100% basically. [bell] here are the -- petitions against -- and by the way this was done in two hours worth of work, i got 250 people against narrowing dolores street to one lane. >> next speaker, please. if you are ready. and go ahead start speaking. >> i would like to pass this out to all commissioners. i am gidian kramer, vice president of the neighborhood association. and following up on what the last speaker said, we completely support this project with one exception. that's the 14-foot bulb outs. and if you can pass this out and look at this. this summarizes our objection o. the idea of reducing dolores down to on

>> just to note that we had been joined by supervisor scott weiner. >> good morning.> my name is jennifer hall and my husband and i are opening a wine bar, located on the ground floor of 1 polk, we are thrilled to open in a revitalization of district six. we want to be given the chance to be successful and here to request that you consider our business for a full 42 license. drew and i have lived in san francisco since 2005 and currently we reside in supervisor mar's lovely district and our 11-month-old daughter, and we both grew up in small businesses. my grand parents owned a store, and my great grandfather started a business in china town and actually the first in the china town to have a car. >> i worked in my aunt and uncle's grocery store, earning a if you coins as a daily wage, that is where i learned the importance of customer service and the value of hard work. drew group up with similar values. his strength in project management, and he has also been known to insist on being in the field, whether installing bike racks. he has been on dozens of projects throu

. >> supervisor scott weiner and nine years ago we made history in this building by leading the way for marriage equality. [applause] we are going do it again tomorrow when the supreme court takes prop 8 and d o ma and puts them on the garbage heap of history where they belong. [applause]. >>reporter: group which organized tonight march plans to hold candle light vigil on the steps of the calf supreme court tomorrow and wednesday. as the u.s. supreme court hea hears arguments in this historic case. live in san francisco tonight, abc 7 news. >> thank you. court has long list of option ins this case. among them the justice cost over turn prop 8 making ban on same sex marriage unconstitutional. upholding prop 8 would permit the ban on same sex marriage to remain in place in dozens of states including california. court could also strike down prop 8 because people defending it don't have the trite do so effectively allow same sex marriages to resume in california. and the court takes up a separate issue. d o ma. defense of mirj act on wednesday. ruling is expected in june. >>> in washington

. >> supervisor scott weiner and nine years ago we made history in this building by leading the way for marriage equality. [applause] we are going do it again tomorrow when the supreme court takes prop 8 and d o ma and puts them on the garbage heap of history where they belong. [applause]. >>reporter: group which organized tonight march plans to hold candle light vigil on the steps of the calf supreme court tomorrow and wednesday. as the u.s. supreme court hea hears arguments in this historic case. live in san francisco tonight, abc 7 news. >> thank you. court has long list of option ins this case. among them the justice cost over turn prop 8 making ban on same sex marriage unconstitutional. upholding prop 8 would permit the ban on same sex marriage to remain in place in dozens of states including california. court could also strike down prop 8 because people defending it don't have the trite do so effectively allow same sex marriages to resume in california. and the court takes up a separate issue. d o ma. defense of mirj act on wednesday. ruling is expected in june. >>> in washington

. >> supervisor scott weiner and nine years ago we made history in this building by leading the way formarriage equality. [applause] we are going do it again tomorrow when the supreme court takes prop 8 and d o ma and puts them on the garbage heap of history where they belong. [applause]. >>reporter: group which organized tonight march plans to hold candle light vigil on the steps of the calf supreme court tomorrow and wednesday. as the u.s. supreme court hea hears arguments in this historic case. live in san francisco tonight, abc 7 news. >> thank you. court has long list of option ins this case. among them the justice cost over turn prop 8 ot making ban on same sex marriage unconstitutional. upholding prop 8 would permit the ban on same sex marriage to remain in place in dozens of states including california. court could also strike down prop 8 because people defending it don't have the trite do so effectively allow same sex marriages to resume in california. and the court takes up a separate issue. d o ma. defense of mirj act on wednesday. ruling is expected in june. >>> in washingto

and supervisor kim who has the lower polk street area and civil center and we have scott weiner who is the supervisor for the area encompassing around the border of mission station, the church and debosa area. >> these dem graphics that you see here kind of gives you an idea from the census is what the northern station has as far as the public is concerned. there are 50 percent of the district is male and obviously 50 percent is female. one of the things that i wanted to show you was very telling for me when i looked at this on the census is that currently the children that are under the age of 17, that we have here in the northern district is only about 7 and a half percent, many of you know that that number has decreased quite a bit in san francisco over a number of years. back in the 70s, 80s and early 90s, we had upwards of 15 to 20 percent of the community in san francisco that was children under the age of 17. and i think that that is something that we are losing, that we need to really address as we move forward that, you know, through time, because without some of the programs