President breed good afternoon everybody and welcome to the San Francisco board of supervisors meeting of may 3, 2016. Im clerk please call the roll clerk sup clerk breed campos, present. Supervisor cohen not present, mar, not present peskin, present. Supervisor yee yee you have a quorum president breed ladies and gentlemen please join us for the pledge of allegiance. [pleage of allegiance] president breed thank you, mdm. Clerk of any communications . Clerk none to report president breed we you please read the consent agenda. Clerk items 1 to 10 are on consent. These items are considered routine of the member objects item may be removed and considered separately. Read see no names on the roster please call the roll clerk items 110 mar absent tang aye yee supervisor there are 10 aye president breed these items are passed on the First Reading and adopted unanimously [gavel] president breed next item be good item 1 administrative code the way the filing fee per bistro criteria for place o
Peskin, present. Supervisor yee yee you have a quorum president breed ladies and gentlemen please join us for the pledge of allegiance. [pleage of allegiance] president breed thank you, mdm. Clerk of any communications . Clerk none to report president breed we you please read the consent agenda. Clerk items 1 to 10 are on consent. These items are considered routine of the member objects item may be removed and considered separately. Read see no names on t roster please call the roll clerk items 110 mar absent tang aye yee supervisor there are 10 aye president breed these items are passed on the First Reading and adopted unanimously [gavel] president breed next item be good item 1 administrative code the way the filing fee per bistro criteria for place of Entertainment Permit application in the neighborhood commercial or mixed residential district. Likewise the director of Entertainment Commission to extend the ninemonth deadline for conditional grant entertainment and limited Live Perf
The former secretary of state in washington, d. C. This is one hour and a half. Almost two years ago, we all signed a letter, and the letter said, run, hillary, run. We promised hillary that when she took up this challenge, we would be with her, behind her, and do everything we could to make sure that Hillary Clinton is the first woman president of the United States of america. [applause] so, im going to make my comments very brief. I have just one thing to say. Doubt, theout a by far,ost qualified, by any person in this race for president , is secretary of state Hillary Rodham clinton. [applause] so, we just need to always remember that. A whole lot of people will be talking about how women are just supporting women because they are women. Ull a bunch of b right . We are supporting Hillary Clinton because she will be one president stest re of the United States of america that we have ever seen. With that, i will introduce a good friend of mine. We used to do this on the circuit when w
The openair auctions and his cousin said he would strike a blow against slavery. Lincoln, when he he was a state legislator in illinois which, im from illinois, was the most racist statement in the north at the time. Lincoln is a state legislator in the 1930s. He proposed in the Illinois State legislator a bill for emancipation in the district of columbia. That was the most forward thinking thing that you could do at the time. While its true that he evolved that he grew, he deepened, his thoughts in response to events and circumstances and reading in his own experiences, he was always antislavery. In slavery. In 1858, before he was president and his house divided, in his house divided speech, he said he is determined to put slavery on the course of ultimate distinction. Began in 1854 with his speeches in springfield and peoria and theyre very explicit about slavery. If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong lincoln was also a politician. He had very difficult circumstances. He. He had
The openair auctions and his cousin said he would strike a blow against slavery. Lincoln, when he he was a state legislator in illinois which, im from illinois, was the most racist statement in the north at the time. Lincoln is a state legislator in the 1930s. He proposed in the Illinois State legislator a bill for emancipation in the district of columbia. That was the most forward thinking thing that you could do at the time. While its true that he evolved that he grew, he deepened, his thoughts in response to events and circumstances and reading in his own experiences, he was always antislavery. In slavery. In 1858, before he was president and his house divided, in his house divided speech, he said he is determined to put slavery on the course of ultimate distinction. Began in 1854 with his speeches in springfield and peoria and theyre very explicit about slavery. If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong lincoln was also a politician. He had very difficult circumstances. He. He had