therefore, it is imperative thau keep the 1,000 feet buffer zoned schools including preschools ane day care centers. i know you've heard a lot from t speakers about protecting childs report is from the department oc health. i urge you to take that into stg consideration. and for the sake of children, gm a head start in developing a dre lifestyle. so please keep that 1,000 more . and also the report talks aboute edibles that they are concerned. so quote on page 5, the city shd consider strong regulation on cs edibles and prohibiting productt appeal to children e.g., candiee gummy bears and cookies and cup. >> supervisor farrell: next spe, please. any members of the public want , line up as we'll wrap it up. >> i would like to start my tima moment of silence for all the m, women, children that died of a.n san francisco in the '80s and t4 million people that died of a.i. worldwide. and so i want to thank miss tanr showing us that san francisco is divided. we're divided, gays, lesbians, i sexuals, transgendered, questiog [inaudible] against agents. what i want to encourage every n this roo

the lines that he's quite likely to be a candidate for president in 2020 and he would -- >> i pick thaued that up, too. >> he has a good record fin virginia. it's important for democrats not to celebrate this and kind of go on miller time and start, you know, sit on our hands and think okay everybody hates trump, we're going to be back. it is also important to taken courage ment from th take encouragement from there. there was increased turnout in lots of places. there are more democrats, rev. they don't turn out often in midterm election. and this say big question a year from now for getting the house of representatives back to democrats. will a lot of people who do not vote in midterm elections not just come out to vote but get their neighbors to vote and mobilize the way they would when barack obama was on the ballot. if they can do that, then there will be big change in this country. if they don't, if they revert to what happened in 2010, 2014, then democrats will continue to be in big trouble. >> let me go to you, hugh hewitt. is the problem that the republicans could not or did not

once again, supervisor kim, thau for coming. we'll see you on friday. so we'll go now to agenda item d when we get to agenda item eighl take the rest. we will a go to agenda item 4 ot ethics bylaws amendments to chae dates, start time and location e ethics commission regular monthy meetings. there is an attachment which sus the calendar for next year if wo change the start and location tf the meetings. so, miss pelham. >> thank you chair keane. this item is presented as a folo the commission's request last mo identify whether there might ben earlier start time available foe meetings. due largely to the question of e lateness of some of the meetings conclusions. we checked with city hall for requirement that each of our mee televised to determine what time meets are available and times ts are available. as you point out on chart one -- actually at the the table at thm of page 2 for this report on ey. there could be a change to the f the commission wishes to start n earlier time, due to the constrf the building, the only availabis the second tuesday at th

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the russians know thaus they've seen his nail in the paper as one of the advisers to donald trump. case of papadopoulos and carter page. they are clearly being approached. they are being approached specifically. the proximity to donald trump. and it is clear this early in the campaign, the spring time of the campaign, where russians are trying to figure out how to get closer to donald trump. >> so what have you learned sitting across the table from carter page? >> i am as flummoxed as most people are. i don't understand what his game plan is. he clearly wants to talk. he feels incredibly persecuted. he has a man the if he wifesto investigations to come after him. he's talked to the fbi multiple times. he has a tendency to do this things where he minimizes admissions. he will say, yes, i met sergei kislyak briefly. yes, i met the deputy prime minister but it was very, very brief. when you add all these up, it looks like the minimization is disingenuous or dishonor. >> and i think there are two competing titles for the medime. one is it was dishonest and the other was it might have b

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corporate tax rate is 60% higher than competition thaus o that's one of the big things in the bill andt's tremendous success of companies and jobs. for five years, expense the full cost of new equipment in the year you buy it. something that i have not heard about in terms of when i was a businessman and fact, that's a great incentive for everybody that want to be business people. that's going to be one of the greats and people talk about the different elements, they don't talk about that. that's one of the great solutions of this bill expensive one year we'll move from a worldwide system to a territorial system, tremendous change. in 2016, american multi magicnal company kept 71% of their profits over seas. we are imposing tax to bring back all of that corporate money. now, we think it we'll afford millions of dollars and brought back into our economy and country and that'll produce tremendous growths and jobs and a lot of other things. the council of economic advisers estimates that the corporate tax reform would increase and average council income by $4,000 we are reducing tax rates

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