provide signed verification a preapplication meetings for neighbourhood restrictive liquor licenses spee what i think this is yours. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. thank you for hearing this today this legislation speaks to -- seeks to streamline the application approval process for type 87 liquor licenses. this new liquor license was created in 2016 their state legislation and is available to establishments only in commercial corridors that have been identified as needing activation and investment by the city. this new neighbourhood license significantly is more affordable than liquor licenses in the current private market which can reach up to a quarter of a million dollars. neighborhood are on the list of eligible areas in the city where you can apply for the license. given the high cost of reds and the threat of displacement, we need to do everything in our power to support small businesses in these particular neighbourhoods. this is rather simple. the amendment assigns the police department as the jurisdiction to provide verification at the outreach plan and neighborhood en

now jay admits when he was over the spee he qstions the pla some cameras. >> so if it goes fro and it's not that ob of course it's desig un ensnarspecting me and that's what h >> rorter: accordi washington city pape income from red ligh camera tickets jumpe over $69 million in $123 million in 2016 d.c. leaders and num have always maintained program is set up fo for drivers like jay - >> i haven't gotten ticket in a dozen ye i can't remember the l>> omething isn't adding up. >> a lot of opinions about this. >> it sparks a conversation. >> talking about the speed and red light cameras. >> well, ono other things to talk about with chuck. >> you can do a whole show on speed and red light cameras. "meet the ratings would be way up with that. everybody has an opinion. >> let's talk about what will happen on the show today where you have a guilty plea from tim one head of the trump presidential campaign as the president tries to look presidential in the wakef florence and the devastation in the carolinas. >> what grade do you give him for florence? it's hard to say because he's still in it. >>

>> commissioner richards: it would be -- >> if he took 5 million out of that -- spee spee ats. >> that is correct. the amount for transportation is 500 million. of that, 150 million is coming from the c.f.d. that would be the components that you are chipping around. that was envisioned as funding for regional transportation, primarily. >> commissioner richards: . i would recommend we take the 5 million out of that. i think we had a conversation around this that it is something that we might be able to sell. the living wall is, i think we had support for. the only thing on that issue, i think we can certainly explore options around living walls, but we don't know how much and where >> we already have a code requirement in place for the better roof ordinance. that is only for buildings below a certain size because the nature of the roofs are more accessible for a high-rises. anyway, if the action is simply to explore that, that is a concern. >> commissioner richards: the other one is explore the feasibility of legalization -- potential fees that we can recapture for buying small sites in

>> commissioner lai: yeah, spee his -- >> there will be toll booths. the way the system would work as a way the bridge works. so there's no toll takers on the bridge. so folks -- the main way you would pay was by having a fast-track transponder and there will be -- it is like a glorified street sign or street signal. it has a detector on it. if you don't have a fast-track transponder, c.m.s. golden gate bridge, there are cameras that take a photo on your license and through the d.m.v. sent you an invoice. >> commissioner lai: my question is, i'm envisioning what i know of the on-ramp and offramp situation. i mean it is pretty narrow. i am assuming that the transponders would be located at the offramp and not during the actual bridge? >> right. i have someone here -- i do have a member of the engineering team here. she -- one of her roles is to work on the engineering of the system and the location specifically. the locations would be on the local roads and i will make a note to myself to put a map of this. they would be on the local roads and if you wa

. >> thank you spee thank you commissioner. commissioner hardeman? >> commissioner hardeman: i think i got it straight. i said boy that was a screw up and nobody corrected me. it shows you how nice everybody is. i would think that steve would have been tapping on the shoulder with his strength and size. >> if you want to hear another story, i finish that off for you >> commissioner hardeman: go ahead. >> would call steve at no time steve because he has less than anyone else in this room. when we took -- when i took the hose off the engine and steve was upset that i was taking the hose from the front door so i could put out the fire, being with the no time, you didn't understand what was going on. so i dropped the line he picked it up and he thought he got something. [laughter] >> i would rather have steve carry me out of a building that myself. steve would have been a person for -- for that. but luck of the draw. >> president cleaveland: thank you bose both. remarkable. saving lives. the best thing about it is anyone who picks up on this broadcast no

spee on the board resumes next week. will have information for you then. >> commissioner richards: they are back in action september 12 for they will be hearing the rehearing for the removal of the early days statue from the monument. >> clerk: very good, commissioners. there will place us under general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on items that are of interest to the public except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the team's reach in the meeting. you can address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> good afternoon. i will talk about unit size pick last week i mentioned a house where the staff is working with d.b.i. to make sure -- and i would give you a copy of the layout and i forgot to do that. here it is, for the record. it is 1964 square feet. three bedrooms. very livable and very beautiful. i should have done the overhead last week but i won't show it again. what i want to sho

. >>> bringing up sales, it's not even autumn yet but already forecasts for holiday speeing spreading cheer. >>> smoking hot, money is pouring into the marijuana stocks. but will today's hype be tomorrow's buzz kill? those stories and more ton on nightly business report for wednesday, september 19th. >>> and we do bid you goo evenineverybody. and welcome. after two days of decent gains, the dow finds itself close to all-time highs. the financial sector led the way higher todayetting a lift from the continued rice in interest rates. tech stocks did n participate in the rally. giants like microsoft and amazoe traded here are the closing numbers for this day. the dowy advanced 158 points to close at 26405. the ndaq fell by 6. the s&p added 3. mike santelli looks at the dow's move toward new highs. >> it's a sign that investors are coming to termsith the impact of the tariff wars. or simply believe the u.s. economy and american companies are strong eitugh totand any trade pressures. after a riffly two-day rally the dow jones industrial average pulled within one% of the all-time high of 26

[appla >> spee-1i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive populism. a special show tonight with big ideas of how to beat the big state, drain the swamp, and even have every child in america with maximum opportunity. plus the swamp watch series, how swampy is your candidate? two giant names in the spotlight. such a big show, we needed a big studio. we are live from new york with an amazing lineup tonight. founder of turning point usa, charlie cook, host of the daily briefing with dana perino and cohost of the five. turning point usa director, candace oi. charlie, candace do you know each other? >> we have met once or twice. >> steve: together at last. >> thank you for covering the economic boom. the boon and labor and growth in jobs which people can't touch,. >> steve: it wasn't just trompe l'oeil us, on friday, are nothing but good. they added 1200 jobs and unemployment rate at 3.1%. there is no doubt this is the best economy in the long time for american workers. who, by a range of measures can find a job more easily than they have been a decade. wel

he's introduced legislaon that would protect drivers any spee camera tickets. not use those types of cameras. >> we don't tolerate it in new jersey and we won't tolerate it from other governments taking advantage of our residents. >> jersey resident jay lassiter got three speed camera tickets in the district. he was inown to bury his father who was in the marine corps. he was at arlington national cemetery. jay admits when he was here he was over the speed limit but he questions the placement of some cameras. >> so if it goes from 55 to 35 and 's not that obvious, of course it's designed to ensnare unsuspecting people like me and that's what happened. >> reporte according to a washington cit paper analysis, income from red light and speed camera tickets jumped from just over $69 milli to over $123 million in 2016. d.c. a leadersnd numerous groups matain the program is set up for safety but for drivers like jay -- >> i haven't gotten a speeding ticket in a dozen yemes. i can't mber the last time i got a reaicket. >> -- something isn't adding up. >> speed cameras

joining us now, a form eer spee writer for george w. bush, and jim mecina.der sold that. great to have you both, jim. this happened in the white house from time to time, in the obama white house, there was something not exactly to this level, but it was a national security space that started a snarky twitter account and had to be removed. what half. what happens when you discover someone like this? >> nonof the last eight presidents has been free of a woodward book, right? rahm emanuel said you have to figure out who is doing this, and president saying let's not worry about other people this is what we're talking about lie detectors. >> did you try to out them all? >> you look around, you ask questions, you say to folks hey, let's all be on the same team here. and sometimes you have figured it up. >> yeah, you have to be really down, it was what i figured out after two years in the white house. you have to be really stupid. >> what do you think the president is feeling so put aupon by all of this. what is going to happen? >> white houses do not, in the white

>> it depends on how high the gable springs from spee eight it is code compliant.but it looks like there could have been some softening of it from the setback. >> president hillis: i am supportive of commissioner moore 's motion. there will be in impact to you, server, but within what we see all the time, it is sensitive with a 5-foot setback. you can continue to talk and make adjustments of the roof and things like that. but i don't think, i feel it rises to exceptional and extraordinary here. >> clerk: if there is nothing further, there is a motion that has been seconded to not take the d.r. [roll call] >> clerk: so moved. passes 6-1 with commissioner richards voting against. >> president hillis: the meeting is adjourned. have a good evening. -- one nat, indivisible with peace and justice for all. >> president cleaveland: thank you. >> this is a reminder to silence all electronic devices. the fire commission regular meeting, once turkey -- wednesday september 26th, and the time is 5:00 pm. item one, rollcall. [roll call] >> clerk: item two, general public comment

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thank you for your consideration spee man -- >> president adams: . thank you. any other commissioner comments? do we have any members of the public would like to make a comment on item number 5? seeing none, public comment is closed. i just want to reiterate what the commissioner said. we are thinking outside the box. this is a kind of stuff we really need. we will miss you a lot. i really appreciate this because the world is changing and if you don't change with it, you will be left behind. i totally support that this type of legislation. this is for both four and 11? or just for? >> this is just for district four but i will be having more conversations with colleagues. we would love to have this coupled with our other legislation where you go for one pensively permitted use to another that you don't have to go through a change of use permits. these are things that will help bring more businesses to our corridors. absolutely. please lobby the other supervisors. >> president adams: do we have any other commissioner comments? do we have a motion? >> i move we su

>> vice-president melgar: i make a motion that we approve spee 82nd. >> clerk: on that motion, to approve the amendment his, -- amendments -- [roll call]. >> clerk: so moved. at passes unanimously 6-0. commissioners, and tim 15 for case number 2014.0376 on mission street, conditional use authorization. >> there were three pieces to this motion. do they all include a, be, and see? >> president hillis: yes. >> good evening, president to lists and members of the commission. i'm from the planning department staff. the project before you is a conditional use authorization to allow new construction over 25,000 square feet in the eastern neighborhoods mixed-use district and for the merger of lots resulting in a frontage greater than 100 feet. on november 30th, 2017, the planning commission approved the project via the planning commission motion. on january 2nd, 2018, an appeal of the environmental document was filed citing the project did not qualify for a community plan exemption. at the june 19th, 2018 meeting , the board of supervisors unanimously voted to uphold the appeal, reversing the det

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so i think this is an important program i am very happy to be a cosponsor on it spee five thank you. >> chair mandelman: we can open up through public comment and then i will say a few words about how it will work in realtime. if there are members of the public would like to speak, they should come on up. you will have two minutes. please state your first and last name clearly and speak directly into the microphone. those of you who have paired statements are encouraged to leave a copy with the committee clerk for inclusion into the initial file. no applause or booing is permitted. in the interest of time, speakers are encouraged to avoid repetition. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is claire from the nonprofit, serum, we help implement and create drug donation programs around the country to safely and efficiently reduce prescription drug costs and promote environmentally sustainable healthcare practices. our flagship program in california has been assisting santa clara county surplus medication repository and distribution program since 2010. we have partnered with santa clara c

spee eight this is a question for staff. looking at the floor plans, we have a childcare centre on floor one. >> at the ground floor is an intact unit. >> commissioner richards: and the childcare centre is on -- >> on the second level of what appears to be a merged -- >> it is merged with the floor above which is a separate unit. >> commissioner richards: is it common to have childcare centres that have access to the residence and the people who run the childcare centres? >> family-based childcare centres are required to be run in the owner's home as opposed to a commercial childcare centre >> commissioner richards: if we put this back to three units, the owner's home would be on the third floor and it wouldn't be connected. so it couldn't be a family childcare centre? >> i don't believe that is the case. i think the family could continue to live on the second floor and run the childcare centre on the second floor. >> commissioner richards: oh, k. how many square feet, to the best of your knowledge, is a childcare centre on

. >> my name is patricia -- spee m.u.n. are you done with your two minutes -- >> supervisor tang: are you done with your two minutes? because i would have to start the two minutes for you. if you are done, i could reset the clock for the next person. >> ok, -- >> supervisor tang: you have one minute and ten seconds left. >> i think they want to restart the clock for the next speaker. >> my name is patricia alonso. i work with the coalition. i got placed out of san francisco and my children go to school each year. i work here and i don't think it is right that they had to displace me somewhere else because they had no housing for me. i had a voucher for subsidy and i still got replaced somewhere else. i mean, i vote for proposition c. >> hello, my name is sophia. i work with the coalition and i also work at a dolores street shelter. i have a voucher in the city and i can't find any affordable housing. i don't want to be displaced by patricia in oakland because i work down here and my kids go to school out here. and i think w

. >> president fung: mr teague -- spee with -- >> commissioner honda: mr teague? >> president fung: didn't we hear this case? >> i apologize for for the ladybug delay there. i am not aware that this case is heard. the variance is not appealed and the building permit was not d.r. it and the building permit was not appealed. at the time, the variance was a very grand table based on the conditions of the site. there was no variance letter stating that there is no opposition submitted to the variance. again, when it went up for 311, there were no d.r.'s filed and i'm not aware of any opposition in general to the project at the time. in the context has not changed in sven. >> president fung: thank you. >> commissioner honda: additional question. how often has the current administrator extended the variance? or has he? >> i am not aware of that happening. obviously, mr sanchez would have a better idea himself. that was not something i was able to? from our system. i do know that to -- from our knowledge, it does not happen unless it is within the context of what the let

and i think it also forced senator flake to realize this is the time that you don't make spee speechesou take action. and i think a lot of people were looking to see him do that. and he did. that's a important first step. >> it was undoubtedly a powerful moment. setting aside what happened in the elevator there, i think jeff flake is a thoughtful person. i was impressed with chris coons in this. i thought of all the democrats, he was the most thoughtful. so it's not surprising that they got together. and ultimately, we know that senators murkowski and collins wanted this, implied it publicly, at least murkowski did. it's not surprising that we ended up here. and ultimately, as we talked about earlier, it could be a good thing for judge kavanaugh and it does provide opportunity for more people to come forward whether they have a real allegation or not. >> obama care was hanging by a thread there were a lot of disabled people that came to the capitol. you wonder if you're traveling across the country to petition the government for redress of greievances, does it work? and today was an ex

as we have been talking, there was a headline that came across the terminal and i guess's spee. we have access to judge kavanagh's opening statement? few minutes, last the senate judiciary committee reaching -- releasing part of brett kavanaugh's opening statement which you will read tomorrow morning -- he will read tomorrow morning where he will testify with his accuser, christine blog before. in his opening statement, he says that the allegation of misconduct is completely inconsistent with the rest of my life. record of my life from my days in grade school through the present day shows that i have always promoted the equality and dignity of women. in that same statement, he said he had engaged in juvenile behavior that in hit word is "cringe worthy," but he never engaged in sexual assault. meanwhile, democrats are pouncing on chuck grassley of iowa for scheduling a committee vote at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. so after the hearing on friday morning, they will vote to move the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the senate floor. democrats say they need to go through the development of t

[ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now kavanaugh's willingness to lie so shamchessly in that first speen his fox news interview this week has wrecked his credibility as he faces horrific credible new allegations from a third woman, julie swetnik. in fact kavanaugh's account of his supposedly pristine choir boy highchool and college days in that fox news interview on monday has since been challenged by many of his own classmates. for example, nearly a dozen people who knew him well or avcialized with him said kavanaugh was a drinker in college, with one saying brett was a sloppy drunk and another r saying he wauently incoherently drunk. [ light laughter ] and in his high school yearbook he listed himself as the treasurer of the keg city club, in fact he was so drunk for his high school history class, that when was asked to describe the u.n. he called it -- >> expansionist. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: and on top of that, mark judge, kavanaugh's friend and classmate and the man who was allegedly present during the incident described by dr. christine blasey ford, wrote a memoir about

anywhere in a low of four or five or up to about ten or 12 spee 60 had mentioned to me something about the grant writer , that we had that approved for 100%. is that true? >> commissioner hayes-white: i was referring to your clear direction that that person be working full-time on the grants, to the extent that that can be done. but what i was conveying is that , yes, we do have some want to work full-time on grants. if there is a down. , which there is. because 100% of the time, we don't believe that there will be -- that person will be fully working on grants. we will obviously utilize that person to assist with other duties as needed. that their main objective were to be to search for and apply for what we always have applied for but to extend and expand what we are looking at. >> commissioner veronese: i am looking forward to the grants, like money falling from the sky that we get once we have a grant writer that would be dedicated to that. the particular grant for the equipment, is there anything in there that prevents us from using that on drones? do you know? >> commissioner hay

. >> welthl, of course,'ve been prepping all week for this event, and the folks we spee nt sme with this morning were doing final check-downs on theip ation list. they have inflatable zodiacs, filling up the gas on those t engines y're ready for tin evidentable water rescues, cation sure their commu equipment is checked out. there are also line crews from lahoma.away as o these are folks that will come in after the storm and repair the electrical grid, a of the downed lines, all of that stuff that's very, very likely to happen in this wind that's picking up now. 0hey're stationed about 10 miles west of here in fayettev after the tomorrow dies down. >> woodruff: finally, p.j., inu were -- you referred to the history of floin the area. tell us how that is expected to affect everything. >> the eastern part of north carolina and south carolina, honeycombed with rivered and streams, tributaries, even small bodies of water. when this rain happensthey start to swell. and all of them run out to the ocean, which is just to our east, a few miles that way. when the storm surge happens, the flow to

is a critical part of the free spee speech principle. but it's broader than that. there's idea that there's no one truth necessarily. that one person can dictate on high in terms of policy issues or social issues or economic issues and that the truth or at least best answer emerges after debate and over time and that freedom of speech is important to help advance that cause of the debate. and it's important just as an individual matter i think to have that protection written into the constitution because you may have an unpopular view at a particular point in time and if that view were suppressed -- >> okay. we'll continue to monitor that hearing but we do have some breaking news to bring in the politics lead. "the new york times" published an anonymous op-ed that editors say was written by a senior official in the trump administration and titled, quote, i'm part of the resistance inside the trump administration" and details the way that the author and his or her colleagues are according to the op-ed working to thwart part of the president's agenda and his worst in

is a critical part of the free spee speech principle. but it's broader than that. there's idea that there's no one truth necessarily. thne