(clapping.) >> thank you tilly. good morning it's a pleasure to be here as we start the construction of a project that not only includes practitioner but access to the treasure island. we're proud of the bridge you see behind us and we're proud of this project that puts a world-class new connection to the treasure island that was independent of the bay bridge project it was due to the collaboration between will the caltrain's and all the work with our bay bridge team the transportation authority and cpc and it'd district attorney and the federal how association. those ramps with the west side ramps support the plans that was just mentioned. all of that community that's going to be development it is the goal of this region it's a sustainable place for all people in the bay area. we know very well that the rams we have in place today do not address and can't be handle the peak time traffic for the 20024. i'm proud to be part of this project and pleased of the work our staff as done working together with the rest of th

the committee met on july 10, 2014, and gave a recommendation to evaluate our tilly chang with an exceptionally good recommendation the board supported the evaluation done after an evaluation process that included several executive director record of acknowledgements and the transportation authority analysis we have rated our executive director as exceptionally good in her performance thank you. supervisor mar would you like to make a motion in terms of what was demolished >> second by supervisor yee if i'm seeing no names on the raufrtd madam clerk call the roll. >> not to disclose the content. >> supervisor avalos absent. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. that item passes. >> okay. that motion is approved. item number 9 >> introduction of new items. >> actually before we get there do we need public comment on item 8. >> okay with that, should we resend that vote and do public comment? okay. there's no public currently in the board chambers is there any

report of the >> everyone to the tuesday, july 15, 2014, meeting of entertainment commission i'm bryan tilly chang please turn off our cell phones if you're here speak on an item agenda hand your speaker card to our staff we'll let that speak at the appropriate time thank you to sfgovtv for airing this to the public. >> commissioner campagnoli. commissioner lee. commissioner joseph. commissioner hyde. president tan. we have quorum i have note from commissioner perez that he's on his way and commissioner akers will be absent tonight >> all right. so our first item of business is public comment this is for any public item that permanence to the matters of the entertainment commission anyone want to speak on anything not it on the agenda but we should know about. come on up and state your name >> hi, i'm michael i want to congratulate steven lee for being reappoint i wanted to it wake him up over there but thanks. >> great. any other public comment? if not i'm going to close it seeing none, public comment is closed. move on to item two approval the minutes of march 29 our commission retreat. i

republicans are worried a third party candidate could pull in votes away from republican tom tillis toe race hagan's way. right now hagan leads republican tillis by an average of three points according to real clear politics which carries the averages. the libertarian candidate, sean haugh, makes ends meet by delivering pizza. getting anywhere from 8 to 11 points according to the four different points we've looked at taken in may and june from ppp, a democrat-leaning poll. and civitas, a republican leaning one. not even enough to win, of course, but enough to effect the outcome of an already very close senate race. haugh does most of his campaigning on youtube, recording videos in his campaign manager's basement. here we go. >> i'm a libertarian because i know i'm not smart enough to run your life for you. i mean, i would think you'd be the expert on that. you know what burns me? that the state thinks it can come into my bedroom and judge my marriage. you don't have the right to judge in the first place. so get out of my bedroom, you pervert. it really doesn't matter how you feel about

>> they brought thousands of signatures of people who want medicaid in north carolina to speaker tillis's office. he's the speaker of the house here in the state. and he's also one of the main opponents to allowing medicaid money to come in. >> over 30,000 petitions we've collected. there's more. >> a majority of north carolina state legislators, including senator neal hunt, oppose expanding medicaid- >> we're here to discuss the medicaid expansion. >> leaving an estimated $2 billion dollars a year untapped. >> it doesn't make sense to me that we could be covering 500,000 more people in this state, they could actually get health care and that we would refuse it. >> during the meeting, senator hunt listened, but did not respond to their concerns. >> there's really no single policy that the state could pass that would have a greater impact on alleviating poverty than expanding medicaid. we know it would save lives. we know that it would put so many more people on financially secure footing. but the political dynamics make it very difficult for republicans in the state. and now, most recentl

department we have our corridor (calling names) and other at spur and i want to thank assembly member phil tilly chang who's field representative is here or might be here soon. to specifically this allows san francisco to enter into a contract with property owners who's properties are inattentive and provided them a tax reduction they have to keep the land in agricultural use and keep it in agricultural use and open to the members of the public as educational or outreach space as a community garden or food distribution that will be only as a permit use or approval for the conditional use permit and finally the agricultural commissioner can approve this contract if it didn't have a tack loss of $25,000 or one hundred and 25 over the 5 year contract or combined tax use of more than $250,000 per year we have to have adequate oversight while the city may los lose a minor amount of tax revenues revenues the balance is much greater the positives of urban farming helps to improve our environment and teaches important values like st. patrick and provides greater arithmetic's health for the residents. i

i mean, they attacked tom tillis saying the education budget, he cut a half a billion dollars out ofhen the education budget while he has been speaker went from 7 billion to 8 billion. they attacked tom cotton in arkansas. oh, he worked for insurance companies. even though he never worked for an insurance company. >> both sides do that. >> well, but you know what? i have never seen it to this degree. there have been so many -- some instances in which the democrat ads have gotten four pinocchios. they come back and say the same thing in a different way. >> in this internet age you say whatever you want. if it sticks it sticks, and that's it, you take the shot. >> mr. rove, we appreciate it as always. when we come right back, it will be megyn kelly time talking about what frightens ms. megyn? what frightens her the most in this world besides coming on the factor. then watters very frightening guy as you know asked the folks to grade president obama. right back. s to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be dif

tillis? >> no. >> well, the climate issue is becoming a point of discussion in political races nationwide. in fact over the weekend two virginia senate candidates debated the issue. democratic senator mark warner asked republican candidate gillespie about his views on global warming and whether he sided with a majority of congress who remain skeptical of the science. gillespie said i believe there is ample evidence that contributes to climate change but i'm not entirely dismissive of those who have a different point of view. what? this is not a matter of points of view. republicans need to realize there are scientific facts out there, climate change is real. our environment is changing. joining me now on a rapid response panel, jane cleb, executive director of bold nebraska and former democratic party communications director, great to have both of you with us. let me ask you, how can the rest of the world be so wrong on this if we're number one? >> look, the reality is -- we're going to start

want to acknowledge in particular our funding partners leslie from the transit administration and tilly chang in the transportation arthur i don't know if anyone is here from the metropolitan transportation system but we have one representative here we have caltrain a lot of folks working to make that happen and particularly our federal senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein and nancy pelosi has been a great champion of this project. we couldn't have done this without her. and i do want to acknowledge the u.s. department of transportation starting from secretary norman who's been that he beginning up to our secretary jonathan fox and a lot of support from our federal leaders to make sure this project happen it is on the ground project it is years of work from a lot of people in the city and county family i'm happy to ask you to join me in welcoming our mayor, mayor ed lee >> thank you edward reiskin and congratulations. i'm sdlltd to be here with our board president david chiu and i'm sure he's 4th of july which successor team a head and supervisor wiener the district supervisor wh

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this hb-589 was passed by tom tillis and berger and signed by mcquarry is the worst kind of voter i.d. it is when you intentionally identify voters that you think will probably not support your political extremism and then you conjure up policies to suppress their right to vote. that's what we've seen here unjustly attacking 17-year-olds, from preregistering, rolling back same day registration, which is used heavily by students, and other minorities and the poor. rolling back sunday voting. it is an all out attempt, we call it the worst attempt on voting rights since jim crow we've seen here in north carolina. we made a tremendous case. >> professor tribe you write that the supreme court's decision to curb certain sections of the voting rights act is part of the philosophy under chief justice john roberts. can you explain that? >> yes. chief justice roberts has expressed the view quite often that we are basically past the period of jim crow and race discrimination. we've actually gotten to the promised land as long as we pay no more attention to race. i think that's profoundly misguid

. >> the oil billion air coke brothers are piling money tonne tillis, why, because he thinks the richdeserve tax breaks while teachers get a pay freeze. >> in oregon, a decision to legalize recreational marijuana, has enough signatures to earn a place on the ballot. if approved a person of 21 years, will be allowed to possess up to eight ounces of weeds, cultivating up to four plants, and give state agencies a chance to oversee and regulate sales. a similar measure will be on the ballot this november in alaska. voters in washington and colorado passed legalization initiatives in 2012. >> former republican vice president candidate sarah palin is doubling down on her call for congress to impeach president obama. she spoke at the western conservative summit in colorado, and invoked god. >> he's given us our freedom to do what is right. god doesn't drive parked cars. i think he expects us to get up and take action in order to defend these freedoms that are god-given. did you follow the logic for impeaching obama. in any case the impeachment talk is generating a huge financial windfall for

tilly is a natural. there is something about -- i was very uncomfortable pushing her into it. she was growing up, three or four, we would have pigs in the garden, lambs in the garden, and i would say i need you to understand they're for eating, not riding. >> jimmy: and that is a tough lesson for the kid, do they name the pigs before they eat them? >> they did, unfortunately. >> jimmy: and did it disturb them? >> no, because i named it after chefs. >> jimmy: oh, you did? what chef had the honor of having them named after them? >> we had a big pig ginger, called mario -- so they need to understand where food came from. and it gave them a bit of work culture, they needed to clean the pen out. understand it. and obviously when this thing was ready for slaughter, and go to the slaughter house, but they wasted less, they understand the importance of -- hard work. >> jimmy: yeah, who wants a mario and cheese sandwich, kids? >> we fede( vegetables, the other, we fed it with cherry beer -- >> jimmy: oh, drunk pigs. >> pigs in the middle of the summer in the middle of london, incredibl

we've heard heavy ar tilly and smoke on the horizon and it's a reminder why everything is difficult,st time international experts have arrived on the ground at the crash site to actually take a look to see what they are dealing with, this is before the whole investigation process and so forth really begins. we've got three dutch forensic experts who are here taking in these sites for the first time. it will be their job to examine the remains of the people who died in this crash. they are the ones that will take dna samples, transport those back to the netherlands where they can be compared with loved ones and ultimately facilitate the identification and return of these bodies to the people who are currently feeling such tremendous grief because of the events that have taken here. here on the ground the issue of who is responsible has been really sup planted by the issue by what is the correct response here. the fact that here on the ground we have not seen a strong investigative team, the right people who know how to process and deal with these bodies, some four days after the accid

a huge column ofar tilly and troop trucks, soldiers poised just on the outskirts of the region's largest city in the heart of the separatist movement. emboldened by the recent victory, president poroshenko visits his troops on the front lines, hundreds of separatist fighters keep watch in donetsk. he is disturbed by the fighting and pro-russian separatists in her city. she fears retaliation from the separatists, many living down the street. >> we have gone through so much. the scary thing is to see our business destroyed and our future is unpredictable. >> the train station have had a steady flow of people leaving over the past several weeks. because of hundreds of separatist fighters who arrived over the weekend, it's much more urgent for some. >> the trains go all directions, east to russia and out of the area controlled by the separatists. >> i'm leaving donetsk. i'm disturbed for my parents, as they are old. we are traveling to the far west. i'm meeting my son, who is traveling from odessa. here the future is very disturbing. i want peace very much. >> with the staging of these troop

. >> the cnbc economics reporter basically told san tilly that he didn't know what he was talking about footage of their fisticuffs. >> it's a strategy. >> there is no piece of advice you've given that's worked. not a single one. >> oh, yeah, there is. >> not a single one. the inability of the u.s. to sell bonds never happened, the dollar never crashed, rick, there isn't a single one that's worked for you. >> could you even understand a word of what they were saying? this is obviously some sort of stuff or deploy for the economics reporter to bait him. >> i don't think it was a stunt that all these two guys passionately and vigorously agreed got. i thought rick san tetelli was going to fall off of the floor. >> i'm giving it a 9. >> all right the "today" show is being time mull cast on -- >> what could go wrong. >> we could be talking about all kinds of things. >> sexual things? >> anything related to bathroom humor. >> what happened to morning television. i am friends with matt, we love to discuss politics. for crash -- it sounds horrible. we cover the news of the day. >> highwoward --

tilly just.ore companies getting into it every day because there is big money putting together information. lots of details about each and everyone of us. finally computers can crunch all thighs numbers. >> that's right. gerri: what they're doing now, they're saying some of these companies, i believe, i can't remember experion is doing it, they say you come on our website. you enroll. if you don't like what you see and want to change it, change it, right? thee problem is now you're givig them more personal details to track you down with. how is this information being used? >>. i would argue that these companies no more about you and your patterns than you know about you andu your patterns these guys are storing thousands of data points about you. everything from, what kind of like, what kind of websites you visit to what kind of potato chips you choose at the store and you simply don't remember all that stuff in a way you can crunch it, aggregate it, normalize it so a company can buy it to use it

scares mccrory, tillis, bergers all of their allies. that's why we know exactly what's going on here. it's in history in north carolina, 60 times, chris, the u.s. department of justice has had to intervene in north carolina over the last 30 years. this kind of deal shows the level and the depth at which extremists will try to suppress the vote, particularly in the south when you do not have section 5 protection. >> when you talk about these different constituencies, the focus in "the new york times" article on this was, of course, the youth vote. and how, how significant have students been in the forward together movement that you've been a part of bringing together in north carolina in the last year or so? >> well, young people have been the power. i mean, even eight years ago we started organizing, young people have been at the forefront of this movement. we now have over 40 young people organizing in about 40 counties across north carolina to register 50,000 new voters. if you look at the year, for instance, that president obama won,

of their lawyers -- it should be noted this is house bill 589, started in the house where speaker tilliswas basically this. your honor, we have already started to use these laws so you should not enjoy or stop them because they've already been used. so even if they're unconstitutional, even if they will cause iri irrep rap damage, becauses we are already using them don't disrupt the status quo. if we wouldn't disrun the status quo women would not have the right to vote. it's a strange argument. mccoy said the extreme left -- this is the stream right and it is about voter i.d. they want to identify voters that they think may no got along with the extreme agenda and then use that identification to conjure up policies that can exclude a, abridge and suppress the rights of those particular individuals to vote. it's a cynical kind of voter i.d. that they have engaged in. >> what arguments -- it's one thing when you talk about voter i.d. laws and theirs an argument made by some that it prevents voter fraud, they i don't think is borne out at all. what is the argument of getting rid of the prer