was a multiple culture school a lot of white students doesn't know a lot of the black history from 1985 to 2003. the history book was excellent when i taught on black history. i said why don't you go to marcus bookstore there's a wealth of information you can find all types of stories of present-day authenticity. and my students white and asian went to marcus bookstore and said teacher i didn't know there was so much information about black people here in america. and they showed me the books they bought and i want to say

marcus bookstore would you get rid of a gold mine. it's beneficial to all people. i bought my first black. and so they have a little library. thank you for supporting this bookstore don't get rid of it >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> how is it going. this bookstore has been part of the history of san francisco it's part of the history of the filing more community it runs after school programs.

it's hosted events with speakers like rosa parks and danny glover and ophra winphrey. we have to take a moment to the local. they need this bookstore. i ask that the board of

supervisors look at this situation and do what they can to encourage the spectaculars to sell the building back. >> thank you. next speaker, please i'd like to thank the board for supporting the resolution. i'm appreciative of supporting the black community as a whole. i know you all have seen a lot of me. but marcus books has been a part of my life and i went to school with colleagues. so for me, you, you know, marcus books has been a place to get out of the madness and karen also has a message or a book that can relate to anybody.

i remembered going to marcus books about two months ago. and i said who would the life be like without marcus books then i heard it's going to be gotten rid of. i i know that's the corporate interests. i'd like to say i hope the city helps out. we have a $8 million budget so i think they want to sell the bookstore for 3 million so that's 1.5 million and that's chicken feed to 8 hundred million and thank you all thait >> good evening supervisors.

opinion this items should have been solved a long time ago. there's a few facts somehow the mayor's office and the board of supervisors found the sources to save the gay center ton market street. somehow the mayor's office and the board of supervisors get the resources for the infamous america's he cup and now the city has the resources to try to snatch the golden state warriors from one city to the other. if you have the resources and abilities to do those 3 promotions one simple bookstore should have been done a long time. and i'll offer you a friendly reminded just in case everyone

hadn't forbidden. turn this one down and you might have al sharpening panetta even though standing where i'm standing and i'd like to see you deal with his bus loads of folks. many people would love a site in of good ole black folks (clapping) >> any members of the public that wish to speak? seeing none, this public comment is closed. colleagues supervisor breed has several motions in front of the of us. any comments. so on the motion for the serious injury finding. can we take that most without objection. and with regards to the brown act finding periphery breed has made a motion. and then let's take a roll call

vote on the resolution itself. mr. president, on a resolution supporting the preservation of the historic marcus books and the building and urging the owners to sell it to uphold the contingency serving purposes (calling names) >> the item is approved. colleagues, ladies and gentlemen why don't we go back to general public comment and a at this

time the public my comment up to 2 minutes including on the adoption. please notice that public comment is not allowed please direct our comments to the board as - and if you need a translation you will get twice the time >> (speaking foreign language)

madam clerk i have here as you see a living supervisor i'd like to give them one copy for my second invitation for them. i hope to that you understand today is the last day for you and we're going to waiting for you until you come back.

supervisor kim our supervisor is grateful campos you agree with me and she agree to me to be hostess of my mite. your mayor he going to be there and our smart going to be there. what i tried to show you i want to let you know that i tried to make love with family people. to allow you to know that you can come to us and you make good relationship between the chinese and black, white whatever we have in our believe and you can come to us in our district. i hope to do that sooner or later. we have supervisor we have several war in egypt and you can

see how they kill innocent people. people can be killed for that because he make that mubarak i hope to say that my children and grandchildren you see them here in my picture and i want worried about any innocent people who've been killed or get injured in egypt. i want to see how we can force our lovely american wanting to stop that war. and i hope to see what you going to do to stop and a thank you.

>> stop the friends of the library. every year the friends of the library is required to file a report. the report covering the year ending june 2012 that was required by state statue to be filed is now finally available. and we now know that in the 12 years that the friends have been raising funds the friends of the library had income of 44.8 million. during that same period the friends of the library extended over 4 had the and 50 millions. what is most interesting is that the friends of the library x'd alone made 3 hundred thousands

of that and executive salaries were 6 hundred and 32 thousands nearly 3 times the donations to the library. they think because they put the money in their pocket the friends and you are in the same office. what you get for keeping our eyes tlosz closed is a tiny rip off. note especially damage to the faith of our citizens and the good well, that holds our communities together. david chiu having me arrested doesn't have any effect. in fact, what you've seen here are the original documents first year don't see you have a nice vacation

>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> we work with the people. >> excuse me, sir we have a rule that under our boards if there's an item that's received public comment you can't speak on it and that's the wireless appeal but if you want to talk about it more generally, that's okay. >> thank you. >> last week, i sent an e-mail to and a study to the planning commission and the department of health. this is concerning the priefks of wireless technology. the process for the city to

review use permits for the stations has been open. but we'ven trying for 34 months to get at&t proposed installation and even though their staff said they'll provided answers they haven't this is maybe because they want to remain highly. also, they started the installation and that's been granted we can't help be believe that the at&t believes they're to go ahead without a permit. incidentally they've been sighed. and there's nothing clear about

this and we urge the board of supervisors to add something thirty to their agenda before the work cabins >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> ladies and gentlemen of the audience and supervisors thank you for letting me speak for the second time this evening. for this speech are two major items for the taxi industry. under the mta we have degender under pure chaos. we had protection from the

police today their proliferating at a rate that seems to be some phenomena on a friday or saturday night i watched 7 city cabs pick up folks at will. in under the mta we've degenerated into a black hole. while we pay medical expenses and we have none all. we only pay. we pay more parking tickets in this city. i think it runs into the millions. the department of transportation or the muni are the police department or the fire department can allow to park anywhere. we get ticket for parking anywhere which is totally

absurd. we're supposed to be part of the city transportation system. i bring this is to because you better get mar lee to work on this to having phone call being picked up. and our income has gone to 1980. thank you for your time and this issue >> greeting supervisors. i'm a classic come important i've been working in san francisco since about 1980. earning my living in the arts until i began driving a cab. the situation with the taxi

industry is beyond a crisis level. it's a free-for-all and it's distressing we're having to fight tooth and nail like a child in a room of rates. we're having to fight tooth and nail to get even though simplistic things. please don't allow this to take up. we're - your about her is not a proper take organizations. their allowed only to pickup by appointment. that's when telephones didn't have answering devises on them

and their refusing to pick up by appointment. so all of the jurisdictional questions are absurd. dispatch is at an all-time confusing low. the smaller companies urging citywide have people that don't know the taxi destroy. i was 3 minutes into an order when i sent it on which is a completely reasonable thing to do and they logged me off for 5 hours >> thank you. thank you. next speaker. >> good evening supervisors i'm douglas. for the record i would like to remind the moore's and the board of supervisors that their should be no, trefrgs and no one had

face interference since there's a federal investigation in progress now for the airlines. and secondly why does the mayor's office and the board of supervisors still refuse to look into how much child porn has passed through the computer of the departments of the city and county of san francisco. keep doing nothing and eventually you'll be put to shame and you'll know where the shame is coming from that were and thirdly underage prostitution to staff for the

san francisco bay area. for the record no underage girls no pimples were arrested in the 71 of san francisco. i'm sure the fbi would love to ask san francisco officials why the other jurisdictions made arrests for pimps and prostitution i'd like on explanation for that and i'd like to remind everybody that sooner or later justice comes. the justice comes hopefully await a subpoena.

>> i'm john i'm from kenya. i've been going about that name i brought some poems i changed to john and somehow my name got changed but i've requested my old name changed. i want to make my comments about the legal education. the public defender here has requested $289. i'd like to remind him that i used to live in oakland at the border of oakland and berkley

which september struck. two airplanes hit into the twin towers in new york city and when i went into my office in oakland i tried to make sure that news what tampered with in my office. i worked, of course, with a young turk and he's originally from turkey and he was studied on a visa. jeff - i worked for jeff while i was in law school and i have to tell you that he's directed around a lot with african-american who are living here and trying to get ahead and

unfortunately can't get there because he's using tactics taking away in their social security numbers >> thank you sir. >> next speaker i'm sorry your time is up. thank you. thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm requesting a heartening for safety for elderly women who are targeted and those who are surviving. i wrote a little poem of getting right to the poem. a little bit of what gonzalez. in the city the people look at me. then turn unaware away. the people glare at me and take out their cell phones and press press press. the people stare at me then turn

their backs. the people ignore me then continue to stare ahead as if i'm not there. the people see me then they fix their hair or tie their shoes. the people follow me and follow me. the cars moll follow we and follow me. the people emit strange subsidies from their body and act as if nothing is happening. the people put their hands in their pocket or a pinch or something comes into my heels or whatever. the people wake me when i sleep. they rape me.

the people presented that is about the people in this city. >> hello i appreciate the opportunity to speak once again. i was an of the department of health. i respond to homicides. to the same as well as to the emergency room. i was watching an energy conference call and i heard bobby rush call for a day of non-violation in the black community for august 28th to coincide with the 50 anniversary

of the mark on washington. now i'm not sure if anyone from san francisco went to the conference it was last weekend at the chicago state university. i want to put out a call to the churches and the synagogues and the item he lives and the mosques. august 8th of this next month to gather our people to listen to the announcements and talk to the young in the black communities. we want to start with that day as being non-violent. recently we've had a rash of violence. it's going back to before i had taken my job and it's at a critical point. i know that supervisor breed and cowen understand how that is

that. we figure if we can have no killing for one day. have a nice vacation and i'll pray for you you're traveling grace. take care of >> are there any other members of the community. seeing none, general public comment is closed. madam clerk read our adoption calendar >> a single role will enact those matters and a matter can be severed. colleagues i'd like to sever item 67 arrest let's take a roll call on the balance of the calendar >> adoption calendar.

>> (calling names) >> those recessess are adopted and motions approved. >> item 67 a motion of a written property and rebuttal for the supplemental to the voters at august general municipal election. >> i've circulated for you a ballot and i've received information about the retiree trust fun