>> mr. pressing kin. >> it is important that san francisco have a gifted economy not for all the egos in one basket but the role of the board of supervisors at this moment in time to deal with the huge disparities at this time to make sure that as folks come in they're paying their fair share and paying their way and not getting tax breaks aesz as the case of impacts part of reason i'm running for the board of supervisors not to encourage or discourage but mitigate those impacts and make sure that people pay their fair share and make sure the tech companies are paying the impact fees for the transportation issues that are happening in our region ♪ town they're paying their fair share relative to affordable housing and right now that political will is sadly absent

at city hall (clapping.) >> so i came to san francisco in the late 70s the employment's titled were big construction like bill clinton he will and wells fargo and is bank of america they supported our opera but brought change we brought tech an urgent care him in to a lot of people it means 20 something that makes too much money it is challenging to begin what a technical company it we reference airbnb and uber and things we don't like but pretty much all companies uses computers those days and is largest employers that brought the most employees to san francisco in the last 5 years is the health our hospitals and biotech centers we need to make those companies pull their ferry

absolutely august agree with that but the tax breaks for mid market they're not the causes today. >> this is the times where the expected have two minutes if you've not registered to vote someone outside will help you it takes a minute the deadline is october 19th if you move you'll have to reregister the closing steam in reverse albert e befk order. >> it is pretty easy. >> that's right. i have 3 names. >> first or last time name. >> we'll do ladies first. >> all right. let's start is

ms. take the opportunity you're the paxil and pe you get two minutes to make our case. >> well, thank you sheryl and i'm honored to be here to be able to to you as i come from all of a sudden the getting of chinatown lived there for the last 45 i 35 years because of the i know what the needs and suffering of the especially the monolingual chinese therefore i'm here to be able to for them to hear their problems i'm ripping well, some say a parental return i want you to hear what people really people have to say not what tailored comments from the if you have a group of monoloinlz and chinese

they'll say the same thing but monolingual and i hear different stories and different suffers because of that you know i've been hanging out portsmouth square and really talking to them and organizing them to discourage to say it is all right to do this culturally through it is really close to the scene to play in front of people they fwraul came out. >> you know i'm sure you've seen some of the folks at poishth square it takes a long-term and not only that they have a stringent schedule anyone that wants to use a.m. fir it is $60 regardless he have to feekt every does want to say okay.

you play and then you let the seniors play now they like to play on the streets and say well, they do help business because tourists come in i'm happy to be able to speak on on behalf of the monolingual and seniors women of color. >> thank you very much thank you very much. (clapping.) >> so thank you to the league and the sponsoring supervisor christensen and wilma take the opportunity and especially to all of you coming and participating in this thing we call democracy i'm delighted so many people are reader in the fire chief of their district and representation and spread the word november thirds is the election and hopefully, we'll have a large turnout i hope everyone in this district engaged and thinking about those issues as you may know i've got

8 years of leadership i have a tiff new yorker and stood up we need someone at in injunction in time a big thinker and visionary leader he appreciate the parks that needs to be fixed i worked to expand st. mary's park other than the waterfront had the pleasure of working with supervisor christensen on helen north beach playground and the north beach pool but there are big issues that require a proven experience that require someone who is wlil to be a check and balance and who is a pursuant leader that listens and work with the colleagues he offers elected unanimously two times by my 10 colleagues on the board of susupervisors i'm endorsed by supervisors who

work to the left and right be is mr. medallion i was able to bring people together to find that space that will a california doctrine of innovation and ideas that's why i respectfully ask for your supports ♪ november elect and ask you volunteer on vallejo on sutter street together we'll prevail (clapping.) >> so i have a two year histories ever washgdz for this neighborhood and accomplish what i set out to do and bends the will of city government to create multi pillows i millions project and working as a supervisor on city hall to bends

the will to help i've been listening and heard allowed people are concerned of housing and safeties and homelessness about korean our streets people are concerned of potholes and traffic signals and signaling and traffic x eave focused i don't want to marry or state senator i do want to go to battles it was the politicians my goal to be a very, very good supervisor for this district i've been a constant person the things i support i support the answers that i give i give no matter who asks the questions and by cooperating we working with people at city hall i've brought in 2 and a half million dollars to the district and be able to stop target and future the central subway and adds

senior housing to broadway one of the harder itself thing is having my reputation handed over to people that tried to make me out of something i'm not i'm determined and focused on the good of this district and the good of our city i'm a planner easement a hammer or a bulldog but i can get things done i believe i have an advantage the ability to look at the future and plan for what we need and take those steps one by one is gets us where we need to go as communities and district and city i've got the democratic parties senator feinstein and the police officers organization along what the unions i found out i have the chronicle enforcement i can do this job and will do this job with our help thank you (clapping.) ladies and gentlemen, you have some outstanding candidates for

district 3 thank you all so much thank you it is a pleasure to hear you thank you for coming else tonight don't forget to vote on november 3rd on behalf of the league of women voters thank you, everybody and drive safelyyou. >> how do we get city hall to

listen to the wisdom of our neighborhood and respect our strength what kind of city for the children and grandchildren those are questions those of us in the campaign have been asking around san francisco my name is francisco herrera i'm here to seek our vote to serve as mayor of san francisco in order to redirect the run away housing unit that is devastating the fabric of our community i believe in our wisdom and ability to create a plan and citation that will allows us to develop san francisco into a working family friendly city again, i only have 5 minutes for this vision big deal please for more information visit people's campaign.com i love san francisco i've lived here for almost thirty years and happily married and lucky to raise our

family we've paid to and benefits bending from the public schools and parks and walking to and fro work my information as a juicy quit priest nourished me in my faith in humanity address the essential justice i also taught 86 that taught me respect for the worst of conditions and religions my working-class roots for solidarity i learned to bring together seamless competing self-interests are to work with the greater i'm an educator and musician and help people to organize to make budgetary changes to prove the quality of life i've gone to many families with the mission playground the

physical and spiral health of san francisco depends on those who work here we should be able to live here but month workers nurses and approvals and laborers can't afford to live here our school district rents up to 27 children that highwayless people with jobs in the sunset are live in their cars russian and chinese elderly live in fear of evictions from roshgd to other places radio in constant fear of the ellis act seized by panic will i think the next person sorry to inform you, your live way sold he building that commerce can come together to make sure that to continues to be the world-class community of community that is it has always been our goal to bring san francisco back

to health and start by eliminating the anxiety we've been experience as we see neighbors and friends and coworkers and city leaders forced out or priced out of city when we betsy carmichael by a housing unit that this is what with makes us to be if it hurts we'll bring it in it is not a god and this is not natural the key problem that affordability we can protect and preserve housing for all san franciscans and produce for affordable housing for those who need it but affordability it not just paying the rented it means access to housing and food and quality care and the knowledge wage and the benefits program a transit system we can all use and policing affordability means

alternative clean ring with the harmonies of liberty; renewable empowers it creates real market competition and the lowering of the prices so i ask you to join me i compliment as mayor will work on those issues together with my endorsement of local 1021 of seiu and bayer twenty twenty the america federation of teachers and many, many individuals who support us thank you for your support i count on our vote and prayers and very much that we can work together to make a friendly city for working families again in san francisco. >> let's healing continue. >> it's been an existing 4

years and mayor we've made a lot of progress when i took appointments we made creation of jobs our top priority and unemployment rates are drog o dropping it is 3.8 percent weighing we've created 76 thousand jobs in across a variety of industries we also invest heavy in our city building the central subway revisiting market street and building new hospitals and reforming the housing and starting construction on thousands of housing your new it neighborhoods are thriving our laboratory are brick and mortar with projects and reshaping the community we're bringing the warriors home to san francisco we're host super bowl 50 our giant won a couple of more series that's

been a great time for san francisco but this success has create it's on anality alu to meet san franciscans are not shared in the growing prosperity of the city folks are worried about affordable childcare are college for their kids neighborhoods chang so as our committee thrives our focus as evolved i'm focused on make sure this city remains a place for everyone and that's why i'm icon for re-election to make sure that san francisco continues to grow stronger every resident shares in the strength we've set a goal of thirty thousand unit the housing and speculated one $.3 billion towards that goal in just this month we've announced the blueprint for 11 though new

affordable units on top of we say a campaign kickoff for three hundred and 10 obligation bonds the largest san francisco in history what a tremendous shot in the arm to our efforts to preserve replace and build affordable housing but the issue of affordability extend are far beyond housing for many raising a family in san francisco thapgs to voter we've insured did you universal prekindergarten our all in san francisco i'm working with community leaders across the city to create summer school programs for did kindergarten and eight graders our city budget debated $690 million to help you public schools and our philanthropic community continues to temple is it in with million dollars of delores for local schools macro our city

affordable making sure our residents have equal opportunity and receive fair pay i've working with the folks for as we strive to create more opportunity for san francisco's matrix and may i have a minute we have to help you residents that are living in the poverty and the homeless i have a renewed focus on the homeless we need to help those who need help and find them shelter and permanent you housing and intervene with those for others earlier this year we established the first of its kind the navigation center for getting the services this is a model that works this week we announced the plan to invest $3 million to open a new navigation center around the city to build a successful model

we're getting things down thooekd be assured i won't forget by jobs i know skews is a new challenge but honestly the biggest income gap between someone with a job and someone that is unemployed we've exercised great change but not a commitment to each other we are a city everyone belongs that's why i'm running i thank you and i helmly ask for youumbly ask f >> hello, san francisco voters for those who don't know me, i'm amy fearing wise i may not be the candidate but after learning

about me hopefully, you'll help me win the race i can vote for two other candidates we've formed a collision 1, 2, 3 no matter who you vote for join me in that concludes my report the system development we want for our city and economy join the seiu 1021 and a growing list of people including the sf tenant tea sf party and the number one enforcement from the women and richmond and the mary democrat visit think twice daichl.org for enforcement discussing tops as clean power and enforceable airbnb protection and

sustainable development and protection for tenants and organizations and proposals to support and grow our african-american population i am a bay area person my apartment worked union jobs i was the first generation to go to college i worked as a service provider in the fields of mental health and pretty good i moved to san francisco in 2007 nor a job as a sustainability to support the triple bottom line for an equal opportunity i have learned a master degrees from sf state in 2010, i initiated aid developed an award-winning process for the public administration that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell connects innocence to others for planning and communication for their mission program i become activity it politics in 2011, i

joined people in the chase bank they displaced two individual i learned the policies to protect culture and biz in 2011, i said, yes to my backyard when i found the neighbors of embarcadero i led a participatory process to revitalize worked citywide network for a dormant kindergarten and helped for sustainable if elected i'll treat this like a true crisis and strengthen people from displacement and cost effective solutions for interim solutions and implement new strategies for investing that endangers san francisco to speed up the

process learn more and ask the media to interview me my st. francis challenge and my proposal to prevent evictions our current mayor has shown an interest as mayor i'll support the power through jobs and industries that link our public educations with foundations that support them and an interest in making san francisco a leader and support a balance if black lives matter it should be an issue the african-american population as declined under 5 percent and 50 arrests are made within the population we need prosperity rather than pipelines to prison for our african-american community and advocate for the cost effective programs and reduce crime the mayoral election is the perfect time to look at approaches to

achieve sustainability and liveability outcomes for the neighborhood let's start repairing and spear the shape of local government building lifeboat and strategy integrate the spirit of st. francis in the san francisco policy and get excited about the sustainable future of the city we love by electing powerful lifrdz let's make history vote 1, 2, 3 to have elect the power candidates think twice elect. >> my name is stuart schuffman a travel writer and tv host but more importantly a citizen of this town i wrote something for you i think you'll enjoy a

little bit about me. >> some is a special place a place we never leave the house without layers it is getting to work in 80 degrees and want to drink a beer in the park we regularly dance in the street people mean everything it is a masking place no matter where we go we make local heros and like we see people walk around in bondage gear or go nothing at all we hear people have 2 better than us san francisco a place for people who don't belong millionaire in latino-american we said colonel to san francisco and people around the country that is a great place to be san francisco is your home and artist and musicians and freaks needs a platt place to be

themselves you belong in san francisco we live in a heartbreaking place a place are 98-year-old ladies are served with evictions and venues shouted their noise is too loud we walk the streetcars worried about stepping in human waste and our officials are corrupt it is truly honestly not funny it is so not funny is hurts more importantly we live in a place where people believe they can make a difference and look at the world we can do better who truly honestly care about the city they live in and want to see it shine we're the people that make noise when our neighbors are evicted and march through city hall we are the lucky to challenge the mayor and the one this is our god damned

city we're not going anywhere their city needs you all you have to do is safe this place is care and vote there's a coalition of candidates fighting for you and san francisco we join together in a movement call 1, 2, 3 that traffic signals mayor, i work to get a chance to get the mayor out of office on election day vote stuart schuffman in any order this is your dhan for san francisco think about how much is not for you i'm running for mayor excellence clean up up poop on the street and plus a i put a one percent tax on all new construction and tackle corruption in sacramento and also pie spart the office of

public advocates that is actually individually investigate corruption more importantly really seriously tackle homeless we can't escape them under the russel rug we have a super bowl coming 70 person were san francisco residents before they also on the streets our solution so on november 3rd think about me stuart schuffman and thank you >> (clapping). >> thank you at all very much can you hear me i'm to say good evening and that's correct a lot for being here it's wonderful to

see people in san francisco readers ♪ mayoral race it good for your city that means you get informed and go out and inform your family and friends less get start as you may know as you can see we have 6 candidates for mayor presents theaters here's the format you'll use the candidates have within minute to answer questions if you the audience submit and as well as questions submitted spot league of women voters we are talking about w wwwdot sf votes.org each candidate about answer each question rebuttals maybe included in the candidates closing arguments in which they're given two minutes for that closing arguments the time keepers timekeeper those are