and use the money inappropriately you're going to talk and nothing being done >> that i is there any additional public comment with that supervisor farrell any final comments. >> thank you for putting this through a month ago and the last comment to the dph staff look forward to seeing in make an impact on the city. >> supervisor tang. >> before we take a vote i want to thank the dbi staff for responding to needs as well as the office just to be consistent with my vote initially unfortunately, i won't be able to support this today. we have a sensitive conversation

the last time but to organizational some of the comments previously my concern is we are so close to the be budget process not to take supplemental victimized on their own specifically the annual listed cost associated with that not to ignore the issue that needs to be addressed in the city with homelessness but today i'll not support this >> thank you supervisor tang we need a motion to move forward supporting this rectify. >> supervisor farrell is making a motion and sending of seconded by supervisor mar. >> supervisor wiener. >> i wanted to thank supervisor farrell so far his work which when this first came up we had challenges around homelessness and mental issues on our streets

we don't have enough outreach workers and there are different problems in different parts of the city for example, in the castro and market area there are unique issues we don't have nearly enough homeless outreach resources so i hope and expect this will help. and i've been assured that by the author and department i hope i get a node those researches are not for a you couple parts of city but for the whole city and make sure that all our neighborhoods that need the resources have access to them. i will say that one of the challenges that we have around budget is in the general budget the mayor proposes at the end of the may and we have thirty days

to do the allocation the mayor has a lot of the cards in terms of the significant abilities concerns but we'll do add backs the boards limited where the board has more of the cards in terms of supplemental appropriations so there is an incentive in our budget process when you want to make an expenditure to move the dial to do a supplemental i've not done a supplemental except when we did our mid budget cut. it's been tempting for example, i've asked we double the size of our park patrol that costs 2 point accomplice million dollars. i made the request in the mayor's office we requested in the years past as well and it's

not happened the mayor has every right in the world to propose what he wants to propose so it becomes tements to do a supplemental the mayor is either signing or vetoing it. so the process in a way is designed do encourage the board if you want to actually make dramatic changes in terms of the changes to do the supplementals. that will be challenging self-we ail start to do supplementals in terms of we believe that the mayor has under fund and we want to fund at a higher level it - i'm sensitive to supervisors concerns but i want

to express my frustration there are times when we as a board don't have enough leverage in the budget process include some of our real priorities in our bulb but with that said we have an emergency situation on our streets and need more outreach workers so despite those concerns i'll be supporting in item >> supervisor mar. >> i79d to thank supervisor farrell and others for having a humane prove that to the issue of homelessness supervisor farrell and his staff have been studying carefully with the 10 year plan and thank you to ms. martinez from h s a thinking about how we can fund programs that are cost effective to help with the homelessness. this supplemental is critical

and i appreciate the discussion and dialog in the committee that was led by supervisor farrell. i want to say that other parts of the strategy and hearings that have been moving forward recently, i think it was last week the discussion about the housing and the cost effectiveness of certain projects is eye-opening the money spent on shelters with the longer-term homelessness. the coalition on homelessness where sxhaurlz leadership it gave us a better research but especially to supervisor farrell's leadership as well thank you >> thank you a role call vote.

>> on that motion supervisor tang. no. supervisor yee. supervisor wiener. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. there are 10 i's and one no. the motion is passed. and with that colleagues, we still have 4, 3:00 p.m. special orders with the agreements as well as with regards to the 738 mission will be continued and the other two will occur i want to go to our 330 special orders to the asian pacific islander i know we have a lot of folks in

the chamber we have an overflow room that our deputy sheriff's can point you, too why not get started. welcome to our board of supervisors celebration of apa heritage month every i do not really we have a tradition of honoring leadership in our 11 district as we celebrate the one hundred and 8 asian pacific islander diversity and our city's present and future i want to acknowledge the co-chair the apa heritage mocha you make a few words is claudine here. if not why not go to our presentations colleagues just to mix it up go in refers order

commissioner dooley's will be first and supervisor cowen from district and then and down to district one with supervisor mar. so supervisor avalos. >> thank you president chiu. would like to call up paul and cocoa law from the bakery. >> so my honoree is from the geneva bakery they've they've been offering exceptional cakes in the excelsior a fact that anyone who had a slice of the birthday cake a few months ago

can attest to. it was a great chinese bakery they offer freshly baked warm buns and like pinning apple and others. i'm not only honoring geneva bakery are you but paul and cocoa are generous to our schools their korgz many community events and donate many baked goods to communicate events that's a community hub not only a line but it is filed with people socially over a cup of coffee in the morning or afternoon. it's the kind of business we

hope to foster and i'm prude inform offer for the asian pacific islander heritage month. thank you >> (clapping) >> say a few words. >> anything t is good thank you (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor avalos like to acknowledge supervisor cowen. thank you very much mr. president, this is a wonderful time of the year we get to acknowledge all the rich culture dings and the culture of the asian pacific islander people of san francisco.

i want to specifically call out and acknowledge a wonderful man by the name of john. (yelling). john (clapping) his been a usage to me we say we were friends and he works tireless also to bring peace to the southeast part of the city he makes sure there is funding for the organizations on s front line worked tirelessly with the police department and community members and it's outreach is so far beyond the community it's a privilege to honor you john you're an incredible man and family man, i'm excited and

humbled but it's amazing to see you john has to leave us today he has a network of feeding people without food he going goes to places and hands out food in alice griffith and on hunters view all across the south eastern neighborhoods this is a gift from god he's amazing (clapping) and this is a gentleman i wish i could give you more than a certificate of honor i wish i could give you a check a metal or the other holiday in our name but please accept this small token of your works in the i did

not get outreach and in appreciation for the community in the southeast the sfoiveng board of supervisors hereby sends our best wishes to you in honoring of asian pacific islander pacific american heritage month >> thank you. (clapping.) >> wow. after that. thank you. i'm humbled i'm honored. i want to give praise and glory first and also i want to pay my respects to those asian pacific islander americans that have laid the foundation for folks like myself to stand upon i want

to pay that respect. as far as work it's not a one-man team there's a lot of of us in the room and some out in the neighborhood and also want to make sure that food returns get their credit as well as they're the folks that get us food the team packages it and gives it out there's a lot of us that did the work i've honored (clapping) i want to say one thing we can use a vehicle to distribute that food >> got it

(clapping.) >> thank you supervisor cowen and our next presentation will be from our district 9 supervisor campos. >> you thank you very much mr. president, and again, i want to say congratulations to all the incredible honorees it's incredible those people being recognized in every single district it's my honor to add another person to that list as we celebrate asian pacific islander heritage month if we can ask the amazing person to come up. (yelling)

(clapping.) gainer this is one of the proudest moments to reck you today he was raised in san francisco and grew up between left turn and hunters vail and the mission he's the eldest of the brothers she's joined by her parent and children she credits her parents for inspiring her to be involved in the community her grandmother helped with the dance. she got wrapped up in the street life in the early teens but 15 she got involved with rap the real alternative program and got

out of the gang life and being mentored by a variety of adults that helped her to get leadership capacities. she moved to care for her grandmother since moving there she's been a resident that effective addresses the turf violations in that community the fact that violence is take place between passion, prejudice and latinos and african-americans from various housing developments over the turf disputes. people told beganer that bringing peace to this dwelling would be impossible but she refused not to listen is he refused to moved. she's now taking her advocacy to

another level pro bono over the last of months she's working to bring together law enforcement and good times together to work on public safety and the dwellings and bringing much needed programs to the young people and again pro bono free of charge. because of the relationships that beganer has developed a lot of the youth and elderly and the old shop folks sfort support her work the source the problems recognition how much gainer is important the kids can go to garfield park without being shot and those folks who were feeling like they were in prison they can go out past 6:00 p.m. arrest

the nonprofit leaders tell us it gainer brings people together to better serve the community she's truly a bridge between the city our community organizations and the dwellings and we're grateful for the roll she's placed she's indeed saved lives she's organizing the ferries asian pacific islander non-violence conference on june 3rd through the 13 for the purpose of expiring young people in the asian pacific islander to address violence. this is the first time that a convention about took place for all the workshops and other services will be run by asian pacific islanders themselves (clapping.)

gainer wants to use this to raise up and expire asian pacific islander i did not know people who survive from the disproportion at violence and incarceration and drop-out rates and rates of suicide she wants to bring them together with positive role models that are doing positive things and gainer there's no better role model than you. so thank you gainer and i want to acknowledge your parents your 3 sisters and you're amazing son austin who is here so with that on behalf of the board of supervisors and on behalf of district 9 not only at the dwellings but thank you gainer for being such an amazing individual

(clapping.) thank you bye i'm kidding (laughter) >> it's such an honor to be here. and no better person than to speak about me than campos and supervisor avalos too. first of all, i want to thank god without him all things that are happening and have happened are not possible and i'd like to the work that we do the so funny i've told carolyn i'm going to be super nerve you do know there's other people being recognized or the it's not a

gainer day. yeah, so but this work wouldn't have been possible as well as without you guys support supervisor avalos i could sit there and fight and talk about this i do so because you guys have any back and especially the community. as well as i mean if you look at this we have the whole mission, we have i was like i thought they were going to march up here. i have so many people to thank my parents and we come from a community family john and i are related sometimes (laughter) one of my favorite uncles my mom's baby brother and we all work in different agencies but i

could see my grandmother and the work was in our community so keeping the heritage of asian pacific islanders it's funny i'm obey recognized from the mission that's praurment female so some folks are asking where are you getting awards from the mission district i've been telling you i'm salmon the whole time. the work that has the movement that's been happening in the dwellings and all around the city is due to the real cv o that are willing to come out and fight and advocate and work they're hard it because nonprofit it's called nonprofit

for a reason. so without all the support and everyone working together and the conversation this ward is for everyone we have valerie besides my family this award is for all of them and our kids in the back from u p say hi (clapping) i've seen f d it and ah m f and my boss lady sf pd i'm missing so many people those are all the transmittal allergies it's he meaning everyone over 40. (laughter) so i'm not there yet. and but all respects go to all of you, you guys pave this road

for us and i'll do my best the reason i didn't want this award i have to work harder baig because i know you guys are watching me at the end of the day it's for this kids i have often and i want to have him grow and have opportunities without you guys and the support my cousins and sisters brothers did someonecy brother and my mom and dad and my favorite usage. i love you i'm still going to put you up driver's license supervisor campos i don't know how to do this without you >> thank you gainer we love you (clapping.) i'm sorry can i announce there's something i forget the violence

conference the asian pacific islanders there's been a movement the journey with wilson and recovery services and i can't forget my patsy she's back there we went through the mental wellness program and it's super awesome and melissa who's the chair i'm just the co-chair we really want your support money wise too (laughter) you know, but those are sure enough to mention the convention from june 11th to the 13. >> thank you gainer we love you. >> i love you

(clapping.) >> supervisor campos (clapping) thank you and congratulations gainer why not go to district 8 supervisor wiener. thank you mr. president, i'll wait for the room to clear a little bit.

okay. thank you mr. president, and thank you, colleagues. and today, i'm going to be honoring zone winning one of our residents coming up and bring the kids with you (clapping) (yellin (yelling). so i know many of us know zoning she was born and raised in is a gone and come to the u.s. in

1975 at 11 after ref her bachelors degree from down south she came to the bay area for more than 8 years she's been in the office mental health the recorder and business private property revenue generating 40 percent of the revenue. as a recorder she oversaw two addictions in the office exciting business units leading 40 civil serve personnel. she's stepped in to take on a variety of the nearly decade in the office and 200 in 2345067 he was the departmentsrs