>> i simply want to take the opportunity to note that we've had a couple of incidents including a shooting that took place over a week ago and also had vandalism that took place on the valencia corridor and i want to take the opportunity to thank the police department as well as thank all of the residents of the mission who have been rallying around this issue and coming together to figure out a constructive way that we as a community can address this issue we had a community meeting last night i thought was a very productive meeting we were able to hear not only the steps taken by the police department and variation agencies working to maintain the safety of our neighbors

but to hear directly from the community and it's amazing to see the level to which people care about their neighborhood and the fact that i think that led to people wanting to be more involved and an example that sometimes something positive can come out of something negative i want to also thank supervisor weiner we addressed the issues of vandalism that involved an officer shooting that took place a few days back but whatever the reason there's no excuse for that kind of activity and vandalism for local businesses simply trying to survive

struggling to stay /a float and that's simply not a proper way to express any kind of frustration so again we look look forward to looking with the agencies community partners and i want to thank everybody involved with the work that's been done over the last few days. >> thank you supervisor compos. >> the first one regarding a new piece of legislation i'm introducing today. one of my main concerns as supervisor has been addressing a potential threat by the influx of retail businesses on our smaller neighborhood businesses and we've held hearings and i've passed legislation to address these concerns but for the past few months i've been working with

advocates and small business owners some here earlier to help create solutions to problems created we call this package good jobs and healthy communities and we introduced today the first piece of our legislative packet which will establish a healthy food retailer incentive program and help with the incentive and assistance programs for healthy food retailers and also addresses another important priority. promoting healthy ier food options. reduce extremely processed

foods high in salt fat and sugar content especially in under served parts of the city. providing incentives for existing stores to change their business plans to offer fresh produce and healthier foods. also an over abundance of corner stores that sell a huge amount of junk food that are high in salt fat sugar and especially low in nutrients in communities that lack supermarkets families depend heavily on corner stores for food purchases limited to packaged food and very little if any fresh produce. so a one stop shop that would provide information and technical assistance to all

san francisco residents businesses and organizations wishing to become healthy food retailer. oewd will explore how it can enhance existing job programs and provide new opportunities for san francisco residents including low income individuals and youth and creating incentives to higher san francisco residents and help our cities effort especially in hiring throughout our neighbors i look forward to speaking with many of you about this in the following weeks. the two honoraries earlier they have been leading an effort support san francisco public schools week with a number of student leaders throughout the school district a week long celebration an effort

to raise money with local celebrities and big and small businesses that are participates. many schools in my district are participating. shop for sf public schools also participants may purchase online gift cards and redeem them at local shops and restaurants that have donated a percentage of their proceeds back to the public schools and ends with a city wide fund raise er that puts our schools in the spot light it should be fun i'd like to thank ed match and the pta while the state is not funding to the level it should it's great that parents and businesses

are stepping up to support our schools. especially those that need so much more financial support i hope that many of you will participate in the scavenger hunt so if you want more information support sf public schools dot org it's a national day of voter registration day one of the most important kind of issues for me as a long time neighborhood and community activityist i've always supported the expansion of democracy and voting rights but also efforts to register working families and lower income communities and to expand language access

but also to support the youth vote in our schools to be lifelong participants in the electoral process. i worked with a number of you and san francisco state but i look forward to working with young people that we really encourage younger people to part so today there's over 550 organizations that are joining us in national voting registration day as well and also an important improvement in california now you can register to vote online and i wanted to encourage people to register to vote online the november 6th election is coming up quickly a critical national election. >> thank you. supervisor avalos.

>> thank you madam clerk just a couple items. just a note a resident of district 11 mic brown has been moving around with a bus in areas where there's a low turn out and doing out research to ex fell ons eligible to vote and might not know they are eligible to vote and i want to commend mic brown for his work in the community. remember last year i had a hearing about america's cup there local business inclusion plan making sure we were hitting our stride and benefitting from america's cup events and hiring local residents in some of the temporary jobs in

the staging and signs that are going up i've heard from some members of my community including members of the carpenter's local 22 and the local 510 that perhaps america's cup is not living up to its obligations around the inclusion plan so i want to have a hearing to look at the status of how we're meeting our obligations and making sure we're hiring locals so in the next couple of weeks i'll be having that hearing and i have an announcement about an important event in my district you may remember that on august 7th there was a fire that effected 8 businesses on ocean avenue and these businesses are struggling

to get back on their feet lost a lot of you know revenue they are closed down right now so there's going to be a fund raise er this sunday september 30th at the inglesidee, pres church it's going there's an opera singer with an inat the marion /apbd scholar and a winner of the met politan opera it's an incredible venue a wonderful

church but the acoustics here are really incredible for musicians and artists of this caliber and a great cause. in the wake of that fire that happened last month so that will start this coming sunday september 30th at 4 o'clock. 1345 ocean avenue. >> thank you supervisor avalos mr. president that concludes role call for introductions. >> the next opportunity for the public is to speak generally for 2 minutes including those items on the adoption please note that public comment is not allowed on those items which have already been subject to a board committee. speakers using

translation assistance will be given twice the amount of time and if you want it to be on the overhead project or. >> first speaker please. >> good morning i would like to accept the newspaper examiner today which i would like to have each one of the supervisors receive one ladies and gentlemen good afternoon i'm going to make it very short i have hear as much as i give the mayor today i asked him to be honest to stop harass harassment give fifty

percent of the vote to be the sheriff but the mayor's friend had received it only 37 percent i don't know yet that made them the mayor angry because he lost the job or what enough is enough mr. mayor you see and read my message and enough is enough again i would like to see the second person behind me to continue whatever he wanted to say about his issue. thank you. >> thank you next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisor. stop the corporate rate from the friends of the library don't accept money from the friends of the library. not only feeds on the public's assets but as

you know the friends of the library made a commitment that it would raise 16 million dollars for furniture and equipment for the libraries. the department of public works can only count for 3.6 million from the friends yet the library claims there was 5.1 million donated from the friends. the library admits no documentation to support that figure no information available one year later. not only does this claim violate the branch library figures but if these figures are true it shows the friends only donated 4.9 million over an 11 year period would

themselves be a lie. can you imagine in other institution in the city where a private organization is given a license to sell naming -- [inaudible] the entire record is clear the library commission endorses a president found guilty of official misconduct. the library is the most diss functional and management failures no accountability because private fund raising interest are what matter. the benefits flow to private interest and the lies are more than the money. >> next speaker. i would like the screen to remain on display through my entire talk. i was really shocked to hear one of the members of this board of

supervisors give their blind allegiance to the mayor and total trust to his decisions let's talk about some phases of the mayor's tenure i won't run for election well we know how that turned out. i'll take control of the sheriff's department using a charge of official misconduct and in between i'll ignore official misconduct in officials under my control. the ethics commission had a hearing yesterday regarding the president of the library commission she was found in violation of the sunshine ordinance. and she was also recommended unanimous ly for removal from her position she has learned her lesson if you can't

silence the public send the police department who showed up at my home un announced and i called the letter the wtf letter two reasons: one here's some comments that the library commission president made on the there were public ly put on the library's website and also appeared in the san francisco examiner i know 12 people who would fing bury him he doesn't know who he's fing with. i used to grow up in the get owe and carry a straight razor. she should be removed. >> hello. my name

is vivian, [inaudible] i'm speaking as an individual on my own time in the jewish religion tonight is the eve of it has been nearly 10 months of repent ance, yom, kippur requires us to extend the apologies and accept the apologies. long ago came to terms with the isolated incident. it's come bent on us to accept the apology we must use the power of foregiveness and acknowledge the good that can come from bad. he has grown as a person and husband and father he values the sanctity of family. as he embraces the

family and friends that surround him he daily demonstrates humanity and civility. he knows what it takes to rise up over adversity and make a change for the better as sheriff he will recognize that the same potential of the people in our jails. he well knows now that with resources and determination people can reconstruct their lives. he's determined to make a difference in the criminal justice system we voted him in as sheriff to do just that we must not be a vindictive society one man one family needing one vote from you to let them have their lives back then we can face a new year with justice preveiling. >> next speaker please.

>> good afternoon. my name is [inaudible] and [inaudible] we are members of the audience of 10: 10 am a spanish format radio talk show which the supervisors here two of them are frequent visit ors campos and supervisor avalos and you are welcome we'd love to hear with you we're bilingual and your welcome. so we decided to pull together to members of the audience that can not be here. san francisco sacramento

and 1170 in the valley and this morning we opened the phone lines to the audience and to talk about the issue of [inaudible] which is a so here we are and we're representing here [inaudible] his wife and business partner and the audience of our 10: 10 am.

spanish in spanish. >> thank you. ma'am, ma'am? your time is up thank you. >> speaking in spanish. >> next speaker. okay next speaker. >> okay. if you could -- [inaudible] there's a lot of people who called in.

>> well actually every speaker is allotted two minutes a certain amount of time. i'm sorry it's against the board rules we're not able to yield group time like that. if each member would like to speak. >> you know i mean -- speaking in spanish. >> okay -- i'm participating in 10: 10 a.m. in california and i want you to have this submitted this in the records for the supervisor in san francisco because we really wanted to

listen in the audience because it's not only five or six of us who are asking you to -- [inaudible] there is many people in the audience that are calling to the station and asking why this is happening so is there any justice in san francisco? are they going to be doing the same thing once again? so it's why i'm asking you to use this as the record to post in record then you can listen and you can have a sense of how many people is asking to re-in state -- and i don't live in san francisco but i live in redwood city work as a volunteer but also i work in san francisco as a community organizer and i can