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with these recommendations we have asked sophie hayward from the planning department to evaluate the density controls as a policy alternative to the cap on bars. this following map -- so this following map created by sophie and the planning department illustrates how essentially a 300 feet control would be the same as equivalent of a cap. no new permits could come in with a 300 feet control. but 150 control would allow new licenses to come in on polk street and the south of this corridor. our office have discusseded this option with the lower polk street association and existing bar and restaurant owners in the corridor and others in the california association. while the neighborhood association favored an out-right cap for the control. and something that we discussed last evening. we have heard from stakeholders this could be a policy alternative to the cap. to address saturation of the liquor licenses in the region without fully prohibiting new bars into the region. thus we are looking at 100 feet density control that staff recommended. but we probably would like to see the control

no. 2, i was happy to be part of the forum yesterday and was sophie. she was present. and it was a very good hearing. we had a representative from almost every post secondary institution in san francisco. i can only think of one that there may have. it was a good round table and it dealt with the issue of student housing and the new legislation and hopefully a lot of these groups will partner with each other and be able to provide housing for their students and i think it's very encouraging. and thirdly, if i can ask some help, it's coming up on the screen. great. we have a new pope and also new edition because as you know the pope is the first jesuit and also the first pope from the americas and this is my first grandson who was born last week and appropriately, his name is primo which means the first in italian. so his name was very timely. thank you. >> congratulations. >> any other announcements? births? okay. next item, please. >> commissioner under the directors report item 5 directors announcements? >> good afternoon. i want to briefly report, you will hear from

. >> rose: but in your mind you -- in your mind's eye you knew what sophie would look like. >> yes, that was the hardest part to cast. >> rose: you had to find a good actress who looked that way. >> you have to have somebody who can hold the screen, that has new york passion to them, is tougas nails but has also a comic sensibility and a vulnerability to it. so we did a lot of street casting. we had a great casting director who went out until the schools and the public pools. we were grabbing -- for all the smart parter we were looking at hundreds and hundreds of girls. it was a long process and then tashiana came in and blew us away. >> rose: a lot of hand held cameras. >> i wanted to avoid that. >> rose: because? >> i think dollar few directors that do that so well but i think it's become a bit of a tired trope and i think it can be kind of a -- >> rose: youmean mong all the time? >> i think it can be an excuse to say "look, you're really there." and i wanted to create separation between the storytellers which is the entire team, the story and the audience and so the only times we're h

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[laughter] sophie had to sell our little adobe house to raise some money to get something in washington d.c.. that was painful. an interesting thing has happened since. i am wondering from my topic but it is interesting to hear, now in arizona we have formed a program using our old house so it has been purchased back from a nonprofit to support the o'connor house and we use it where civil talks lead to a civic action. i like that because -- [applause] it is what we need a lot more of. congress needs to act and state legislators and when we were living in the house and i was a legislative leader i would cook mexican food that would stay hot on the stove and by cold be here than i would invite the key people on both sides of the ideal to have them come over to have a bite to eat and baby year. when you sit around and spee casually in a friendly manner like your own friends you just feel better about knowing people and relating to them. in beaver able to make friends that we could solve the state's problems. it worked. that is what i would like to see more of. at present we are using the o

daisy, maggy, charlie and sophie. >> it's interesting. >> have you also picked out a name? >> i'm going to wait. our moms are coming tomorrow to cook and my niece, so i want her to weigh in, to make sure -- that the name is the one we've chosen. >> she wanted a couple weird ones. bibbles. and meatball. >>> if you were up last night "the voice" is huge. >> it's hot. >> great numbers. >> thank you, lord. >>> one of the great rock stars was sarah simmons from memphis, tennessee, 21 years old. they say she'll be the next big thing. i didn't get to see it last night. >> do we get to hear? >> um-hmm. ♪ if god was one of us ♪ just a slob like one of us ♪ just a stranger >> oh, listen to her. ♪ trying to make his way home ♪ just trying to make his way home ♪ >> wow. >> wow. she's like a cross between -- first i thought it was kelly clarkson, but then she gets that growl thing in there which reminds you of janice joplin. she looks 12 years old. >> she picked adam. >> perfect. >> blake said he thought she had one of the top voices so far of the blind auditions. >> yeah. >> that will

one went home actually has become a member of the nbc family, it wasn't scarlet with you but sophie went the other four at the shelter waiting for their forever family. >> we have these two little girls, they are sisters you say? >> they are sisters. this is rosie and this is poppy. they are little applehead chihuahuas, about nine weeks old and also ready for their forever home. >> that's great. you know, i got to take a puppy home and i made it clear to my children and my husband that it was just for a play date. i can understand why you get into fostering these puppies. >> it's incredible and just such a rewarding, fun, fun thing to do. >> and they get socialized and then you know better like how they fit in with the family. >> absolutely. they get accustomed to the noises of being in a home, vacuums and cabinet slamming and everything. >> these girls are doing great, rosie and poppy. >> poppy. >> poppy, so they are ready for their forever home. petsinneed.org is where you can find out more information and if you have a pet and want to take your pet on a walk this is a perfect day for

when you talk about "sophie's choice" where you have disadvantaged kids trying to be all they can be and they can't get their when you cut all sorts of programs -- that is kind of tough. mr. porcari, you said that 3/4 of your budget is exempt, basically. >> that's correct, 74% is exempt. >> when you have -- when i look at bwi in baltimore, they've already got about 258,000 flights per year. at some point, something has to give. they are right -- they are already flying from 5:00 in the morning until midnight. what gives? >> that is an excellent question. flight delays is like throwing a rock in a pond. it ripples through the entire system. you may have flights taking off late or cancellations. most passengers are moving to a hub, they may miss their connections. those connections are tied together. we cannot fully quantify what all the impacts are. we believe they will be significant and it is important to point out that they are cumulative in the sense you're airport experience also includes the tea s.a. delays to get -- the tsa delays and the flight beyond that. >> exactly where is

. >> next one we have is sophie.ere you go. richard, what do we need to know about sophie? we know about kathie lee. >> she's a puppy with a lot of energy. she'll settle down, though. >> loves attention. got to give a lot of attention. you're a good team, kathie lee. >> she's so sweet, she's energetic. >> all right, kathie lee, thank you very much. next up we have sherlock and sherlock is being brought out by hoda. and hoda, who's your friend? >> hanna. >> hi, hanna, how are you? >> sherlock is another puppy learning very quickly. and he's learning tricks and overall just a great dog. >> hanna, thank you very much. hoda, thank you very much. sherlock, nice to see you. chiquita is next and brought out by tamron hall. >> the quiet one of the group, very mellow. >> opposites attract. >> really great dog. good by hearse and other dogs. >> don't let them fool you. very smart, they come into their own once they get in the home. >> yeah, her personality will come out once she gets settled in. >> thank you very much. and nex

. >> he said as a sophie's choice, i guess this is what i'm getting to. year to say that these questions. this is what i'm trying to go to, mr. scovell. some people have the opinion that when these kinds are made, because they made to aim that they don't have to be made to. in other words, a fact somewhere some oral secret cut and not affect programs for kids like me when i was growing up in special ed. so i'm just wondering, tell me about that. this is something mandated or with? >> our programs are focused on the most needy. in an environment where we've fallen behind the world, 16th in terms of college graduates. >> where 25th and 17th by 15-year-olds when you look at the direct investment education and how that impacts gdp and employment, the quality of education is clear that investment education is critical. we have no choice. >> my question is again going back, is there some way we do have sequestration under the circumstances that she could avoid the cut in these areas. i want to know because the implication is that the administration is trying to

a landscape shot, out with -- i think their names are sara and sophie. two sheepdogs.perative. and the pictures are just proof. here they are, having a little breakfast. and i think there's another shot of them, of course, at the atm. we all need to have a little cash on us, right? don't want to get stranded without cash. especially when you're playing chess. look at that thought. the look of contemplation on that checkmate, right? that's "pop." all i have. >> thanks for bringing it to us. >>> how much better can it get? sam champion. that's how much. >> we're outside in times square. what an amazing crowd. first, i have to say, young man, what's your name? >> jack. >> jack. and you think you can handle the weather? >> yes. >> and you know, deep down inside that you're better than i am? >> yes. >> we'll give you the opportunity. but let's say hi to you and all of your friends who are part of the fightcolorectalcancer.org. 1 million strong they say, by the way, this is colorectal cancer month. explain that to me? >> we have a 20-foot supercolon you can come through and

daisy, maggy, charlie and sophie. >> have you also picked out a name? >> i'm going to wait.you were up last night "the voice" is huge. >> it's hot. >> great numbers. >> thank you, lord. >>> one of the great rock stars was sarah simmons from memphis, tennessee, 21 years old. they say she'll be the next big thing. i didn't get to see it last night. >> do we get to hear? >> um-hmm. ♪ if god was one of us ♪ just a slob like one of us ♪ just a stranger >> oh, listen to her. ♪ trying to make his way home ♪ just trying to make his way home ♪ >> wow. >> wow. i thought it was kelly clarkson, but then she gets this growl thing in here, which reminds you more of a janis joplin. she looks 12 years old. >> she picked adam. >> perfect. >> blake said he thought she had one of the top voices so far of the blind auditions. >> yeah. >> that will be interesting. >> a good competition. >>> what is going on? >> i'm very concerned about him. >> with justin bieber? >> you and i talked about this. we know his mom very well, and she's awesome. she no longer travels with him all the time. and scooter