been living in bad conditions. we have after a homicide the residents requested that there be some security provided around the gate around the property and, you know, more than a year and a half later that issue remains unsolved. we have more than 28 hundred repair requests for the inhabit ability that an agency would operate with a bugged of $10 million without a cf o without a consistent procurement of individuals is not how you want to see an agency run in the country regardless of san

francisco. the chronicle on the front page had a picture of this lady and her daughter who had been waiting on the wait list for public housing for 5 years. it's sad that as you have families like hers waiting on the list that you have two hundred and 76 in public housing that remain vacant. we have to do better than that. this is truly outrageous and a travesty. again i'll leave the discussion for the hearing that will be taking place loofrpt this month are that i do want to note that i believe that whatever changes are made to the housing authority whatever the changes

in this city we need to make sure there is transparency and how the authority operates and a makes decisions. last year a number of us in this body voted for a resolution that was offered by one of our supervisors to hold one of the meetings in city hall so the meetings could be televised. however, the housing authority has yet to take action on that. i am reintroducing a resolution. i want to thank my colleagues (calling names) calling on the san francisco housing authority to move it's meetings to city hall to record it's meeting so the members of the residents of the housing authority can see and to make

all video recordings public on their website. we can't do a good job without making everything visually available. i want to thank barbara smith who is supportive of the tell envisioning of the meeting. and we can work with the clerk of the board and gov. tv to make those meetings televised. whatever money we're going to spend is well spent. we can't have the housing authority that our residents deserve without the accountability. i look forward to engaging my

colleagues on the board on this discussion. the budget analysis has related his report and it's available. and again, i look forward to we collectively as a family the elected family of san francisco engaging in this decision. the rest i submit (clapping) >> thank you strifr campos. >> thank you, colleagues first of all, i want to talk about the hearing request. about a month ago we passed a data movement apparently, this has been a particular interest of hospital prices. the obama administration made an enormous contribution to the country. we've been in conversation with

the folks on the impact on that in san francisco and i'm happy to join him on that request. today, i'm joining our colleagues in introducing a number of pieces of substitute legislation. we will be introducing a revised agreement and the zoning documents to insure a smaller st. luke's. i want to take a moment to express our appreciation. as far as the calendar colleagues are those are matters that have gone through the committees. and the land will go through the committee on june 13th.

and during the final week of june and in july the next items i will submit >> thank you very much mr. clerk. >> good afternoon, everyone. i've got a couple of items. today i'll be introducing 3 items. first, the ordinance that the mayor and i have been working on combating gun violence. you will remember we had the restrictions of sales. well, today, i have another ordinance that strengthens the gun control regulation. it fills in the gaps in our current laws.

the ordinance don't one it bans the high capacity of magazines. currently, we have limitations on the sale and manufacturing of high capacity magazines bus it's not illegal to possess them. previously they have an assault restriction. the guns were used in the virginia tech shootings as well as the arizona shooting that injured the congresswoman. and there were other incidents. the second part - point this legislation begins to cover it requires local firearm dealers

to provide the purchaseers of the firearms requiring them the purchaseers that they must report the sale to the chief of police. and additionally it establishes ay bull that the owner of the firearm that has not reported it lost or stole is in position of that. if you are - currently if the - it presents a loophole when officers are going to investigate a case. so we're going electro strengthen the the reporting and hold gone owners accountable

and it's unlawfully for youngsters to enter a shooting range without being with an adult. i've partnered with the chief of juvenile operation and he's showed me documents of juveniles at the shooting range taking target practice or so this tightens the fact that it makes it unlawfully to enter a shooting range without being accompanied by their parents or guardian. and it's been on the front page of many papers we're in a little bit of a better position but one license too many.

but this is an instrument that the police department can use to keep us save. and the military justice improvement act for 2013. this is a page sticking out of supervisor camposs book. today on the capital in the united states senate the senator was talking about a position. and the papers talks about a recent pentagon study that will show a recent lies of sexual assault in the military. more than 26 thousand incidents of sexual assaults are amend to have occurred. that's less than 4 thousand of those were ever reported and less than he 10 percent were taken to trial.

i hope you'll get behind me. the bill will transfer the responsibility to an independent prosecutor. i think we all can agree that the sexual assault in our military is objectionable. and

>> his wife mary of 2 seven years. thank you, colleagues for your time and consideration >> thank you supervisor cowen. >> it concludes roll call.

>> thank you, mr. clerk as i remind the public don't support with applause or booing or hissing and keep to quorum so mr. clerk could you please go to general comment. >> the public can comment up to two minutes including the adoption without reference to committee. please know that the comments are pursuant to roll call please dick our comments to the committee as a whole. if i would like a document on the overhead projector please state see and remove it after the meeting >> first speaker please. good afternoon the library

doesn't accept monies from the public. it destroys the people's access to protect that abuse. the library is so an example of what happens to those institutions that are run by our increasing government by private partnership. the most believer impact it it depends on t depends on t depends on the destruction of democracy. and then the private partnership promotes the influence of private money. privatization is a failure but private money buys accountability. and in the library this there is no accountability for the money

there's no accountability for where the money goes and where the sunshine and ethics. there are no repercussions because city hall is enslaved by private money. are you perpetrated for city hall where you can't criticize those folks. it's an open secret that the only benefit is the influence it buys in city hall. most of you know that david chiu had me arrested that's just one of the things to prevent criticism. await ethics social values are limited. they can do to the liable having me arrested didn't solve the

societies problems >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you president chiu. i'm dale of the walking tours. and as a lot of you know i'm an advocate of the good people and the good business of the tenderloin. i'm the worse envy of the bad

this is the worse and it is at the bar station. you get off the of 7th street. we've got a lot of things coming up this year so get with me okay. thank you

>> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon to the board of supervisors. i'm pam. i have lived in noah valley for the last 45 years. i'm here to speak to the subject of underground the wires. i thought of taking pictures but i think we all know what it looks like. i he was embarrassed as i looked across the plazas a. i worry about the safety issues. i'm no expert on the technologies but it's definitely a problem if the poles fall down and their live wires. when i survey any neighbors it's past surveys everybody would like to see it pretty much. people feel it's been unthe court will tell you equally

challenged. it's an aesthetic issue. it's a safety issue you i could be wrong but i hope we can find the funds to do that and i don't think it should take 50 years >> next speaker >> honorable board of supervisors i'm the longtime residents of san francisco. i'm trying to hold the tradition of poetry. dawn in san francisco. a soft red dawn awe wakens the city in light occurring recessing it's bay where foghorns meet the soft red dawn. this san francisco with its greeni greening blossoming trees this

san francisco awe wakens under red dawn caring b lit by early fog. the child on her father's hands and twin babies in strollers and a one or more lady screaming in joy. bathing sea lions bathing. humming birds and the soft red dawn car resolution all and december it's the ill. the 72 foot sail boats. the soft red dawn makes no demands it can't command the san francisco buildings to climb high above it's waterfront oh, no, space for the common

persons. the soft red dawn can't command it's dawn with the workers those who dream and those who die in the soft red dawn of francisco. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please >> thank you supervisors making united taxi workers. last week we had the sorry mayor again. this was on k x e d radio programs. where he again had kind words. we are regulated. they are not. we have an 80 page rule book to follow they have no driver

training. a joke even if insurance which is simply a shell game no oversight no accountability. their contracts absolve them for any responsibility for anything that takes place during a ride. so what's going here? if you do anything in san francisco you need a permit but not to provide transportation. is the livelihood of 7 thousand low income mostly immigrant workers apparently so with the mayor >> good afternoon. i'm also a taxi diver. they talk about building

community but they ask us not to pick up on sunshine instead focus on pacific heights. it's not listed on their map their uninsured they're not fingerprinted. i saw lift cars from indiana alaska and two from other states. this is building that community. it's like the grapes of wrath. people across the nations are out of work so they're heading to california. i taxed to come back drivers everyday. all the other cities have stopped accident cities.

we saw the lease of the pink mustache. i if they had at one luncheon he got $14,000 and mr. sidecar and mr. lift. well, everyone gets trikdz but obama is not the mayor of the major city and the taxi industry is about to go under. why can't we stop them here? >> thanks. >> next speaker >> i have graphics. good afternoon president chiu and a supervisors. many years ago, i ice to dig for antique bottles in the ground. this is one of the top antics i found in the ground. it sort of an ail bottle it's

about 1 hundred and 40 years old. it's very old 1870 san francisco. and you pour the item in and i poured it out. you tried to tell me how your ethics cares. i think you're looking for a rubbing i didn't in a mountain of land and rock and i think you've got to find someone that gives it all you've got and 33 item ain't bad and don't be sad at 6 because item 33 ain't bad. >> and i know that i would be untrue you know that i would be a liar if i was to say it you

that h brown couldn't get much higher. come on city light the budget fire. good morning to set the city on budget fire. i you know that that would be untrue and you go to the fill more mile come on city have a smile come on site the city japan invite on fire. going on to set the night on >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping) >> it was great. my name is john. i've been here many times about the social security taxes and

even about president meeting here and in different places. today mime conversation is going to about my family and my brother who lived here in san francisco who married katherine a fellow kenyan. they married in a church of the cross. and in 95 the church don't a number of things but not taxes very well. i'd like to show you something that's been developed by the episcopal church. it's prepared by richard hammer. his a cpa. sometimes they help president's to come to positions of power and to create things for the

poor. what i wanted to talk to you about was the surgeon general and what the church may or may not understand about his position when it comes down to speaking of matters of the church. i've talked about a number of things i'm going to reillustrate some of them. the 10 commandments like this church is not owned by one particular church. i'm myself i'm from the presbyterian church. the covenants of the church feel it's not important other churches feel - >> thanks thanks next speaker.

>> i want to say i'm so dilated i have 3 minutes to speak. the mta chairwoman doesn't ever give monument to speak. so they'd rather spend their time in closed sessions rather than here the public. it was dishe hardening. our light vehicles move on time that's where they'd they'd rather spend their time. i understand they put the overnight parking restrictions on the city.

i hope it works i don't trust it. i also don't trust how the mta has devalued the ability to purchase the malin how they're not dealing with the c puc has taken it's time and the city in the meantime, has done little. you get into an accident there's a question of whether the insurance will cover the insurance because of the private vehicle operating for a public job. you're using it to collect money than there's a lot more insurance involved. the policy may not be able to cover the accident. i wish you would