the staff, anybody but listen to the public. they are so concerned but what the people that voted to put them inose seats have to say they will do anything they can to ignore every single word. i think any voter in san francisco who votes for you should come here whether or not they speak to just observe how you treat public comment. first, plan on the whole afternoon because it could be anywhere from 2:30 to 8 thrt clck before you speak. you get 2 minutes instead of the 3 mandated by sun shine ordinance because they would rather bloveiate for a hour on roll call and introduction instead of listen to the citizen. they will not obey the laws. i have 19 orders of determination on citiesagy squz 4 members of the board of supervisor who have not reply today my request in violation

not only of the sun shine ordinance, but the california records act. i think if a voter who really values his or her vote came here and saw the way you treat the public during public comment they would have your back sides out of those seats so fast it wouldn't be funny. i wouldn't surprised if some got areculeed. you should be ashame odsf the way you treat the pub lb and especially the way you usual procedural issues and other bs to try to silence people you don't agree with and let people you aprove of go on and on >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> tom [inaudible] 37 years ago mayor mas coney put a gay man here in one of these seats.

he opened up an inclusion and made it more. you night say brought the good samaritan into the fold. right now we have bishops and we have laws in arkansas and ind yan yeah that want to say gay people you can be gay, just go back it the clause td. that is my perception. i don't know if anyone want tooz go back to the the closet. i don't think they would or should. 26 years ago i started pushing this wheelchair and not all muneees buses were wheelchair accessible and now they are. every bus is wheelchair accessible. i don't want to go backwards. wait frg the muney buses you can see the corporate

google tech buses coming and going. i look and don't see wheelchair emblem on those and special doors to get the wheelchair people into them. 2 months ago the renter-if you rent in the city and you increase you get 2 months. they went 2 thousand to 8 thousand. i would like to give the buses that arrive in the city 2 months to make their buzzes wheelchair accessible and everyone that isn't accessible at the stop they get a thousand dollar fine. they are a billion dollar corporations. and also when they stop they can pick up muney riders. it is a sharing economy. thank you >> thank you very much. any other member thofz public that like to provide public comment at this time? seeing none,

public comment is closed. madam clerk can we go to the adaungz >> item is 40-46 considered for immediate adoption without committee adoption. a single roll call vote [inaudible] >> supervisor ferrule. sfr visorarve lose. 40 and 41 please on item 43-46 madam clerk can you call the roll rr >> item 43 -46, breed aye. compose, aye. christensen, aye. co00, aye. ferrule, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tank, aye. wiener aye. yee aye was

avalos, aye. >> madam clerk can you read item 4 and 41 >> item 40 is a resolution to command margey stokes on her 81 birthday [inaudible] declaring may 22 margey stokes day in the city and countery of san francisco >> ee are going take them one at a time >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you i appreciate you taking them one at time. uleeges margey stoke saz resident of district 11 and turning 81. she is a remarkable woman who has done a lot to advance urmy childhood education in san francisco. she started with colleagues in the chaild cire providers world, the multicultural child care consortdium which is where child care providers can come

together and share resources. one of the things that happened overthe last 20 or 30 years child care providers have if a number of incentives to get grader education and early childhood development and that led to a? crease and quality of care in child care in san francisco. margey stokes is one of the leaders ovthe years. she is also ininstrumental in creating the family day care providers association which play adlarge role in connecting child care providers and shows the city responds to the needs of high quality care and also the need for child care providers to learn their craft. it is a great day when someone like margey stokes is able to still be in the mix and helping to move san francisco forward for children so may second we celebrate her birth day and margey stokes day. downstairs there is a exhibit of african

american leaders and manchlgy stokes is downstairs. it is a amageing picture. i suggest if aiovnlt been there to see the photographs to check it out. colleagues hope to have wrour support on this item >> colleagues can we take this item same house and call? without objection this is adopted >> resolution 92 urge san francisco #re79ative and congress oppose otrade promotion authority for the transs pusyphrecollect partnership and support fair tradeect practice. >> supervisor avalos >> thank you very much. i want to thank you first of all all the people that came for public comment in support of this resolution and we also worked with many of them to help craft this resolution. i have a amendment as a whole

today which incorporates language from some colleagues here and as well as from the labor counsel and frontiers foundationism most of all, the country right now is headed mostly the obama administration is headed towards creating an agreement that spells great trouble for workers, the environment, not just in the united states, but all over the pacific region. we know flaum the north american free straid agreement that transnational corporation along with gurchlt have worked to create bodies and mechanisms that only serve the transnational at the expense of workers, the environment, work place standards, the laws we put in place to protect the residence in the countries and the transpacific partnership is

just another one of those efforts and we now know that both the senate and congress house of representatives put forward resolution supporting fast tracking and giving the obama administration the ability without any recourse and couldn'tability to create a agreement with other partners in transnational that run rough shot over the stands we have in the country. it is up to us to make sure that we protect our local laws and state laws and federal laws that protect our environment and free speech rights and our ability to participate in democracy here in this country and around the wurmd so i hope colleagues you support this resolution and do want to thank again folks that contributed language for this resolution to go forward >> supervisor avalos is there a motion to make changes?

>> [inaudible] a copy of the new resolution before you >> okay, supervisor avalos made a motion to make amendments to the resolution. is there a 2nd. second by supervideser mar woutd objection the amendments are made. supervisor mar. >> i wanted to thank supervisor avalos and corporate accountability organizations that worked on this issue for many yours as the transpacific partnership moved forward. concerning many communities from virenltal groups to labor to the electronic frontier foundation and those protecting priveese rights and whistle brow blouer jz food and water watch and those that safe gaurd or food and water saet. i want to thank joe brenner and [inaudible] for binging up public hent concerns and thank you for integrating the language for the center of

public policy analysis on trade and health. c pap i think that helps. 4 years ago we challenged big tobacco effort to weaken multinational corpuation to weaken tobacco control and glad is a nunty of many organization squz better resolution as it moves forward. thank you to supervisor avalos and many different members who spoke for building a broader movement for multinational corporations and transnational corporations to expand their power. i think the fight for nalshz sovereign tee to community voice is so critical so this is a really important resolution and appreciate it. >> thank you. not seeing any other names on the roster thank you supervisor avalos for your leadership on thiss. colleagues same house and call. without objection the resolution is adopted ananimously. madam clerk can

you call item number 4 >> just to follow up on 41 that item is as amendmented >> thank you madam clerk. >> item 2? >> yes >> item 42 is a resolution to declare may 4, 2015 as the junior league of san francisco women at the centers honor day in the city and count aef of san francisco >> supervisor ferrule >> just quickly i would ask for your support to declare may 4, women at the center honors day for junior league. this is women in san francisco committed to promoting volunteerism and [inaudible] in particular the reason i brought this forward, there are 2 amazing women honored at their watch luncheon [inaudible] trish [inaudible] and shisy swig. mrs. ostwatt was a

president of the junior league. a number of years ago. she was a president of the san francisco legal auxiliary, a board member of saint franceing hospital and many other organizations here in san francisco. roseland sissy swig is known to many at the board and icon here in san francisco. she is the founder and president of comcominternational. rosen swig, [inaudible] ending domestic abuse. the past chair of contemporary jewish museum. [inaudible] she received a life time achievement award from san francisco arts commission and the womens human rights award from the san francisco commission of the status of women. colleagues i hope you support me in honoring these women. >> okay. thank you supervisor ferrule. not seeing any other names on the roster colleagues can we take this

item same house and call. without objection this resolution is adopteduenanimoussly. we need to return to item 43. i realize we idopted 43 through 46 as a package, but supervisor mar has changes to item number 43 so colleagues without objection i would like to resend the vote for item number 43 >> we would need a 2nd on that >> miveed by for visor mar and second by farrell. without objection the vote is resended on item 43. madam clerk can you please call itemner 43 >> item 43 is a resolution to support assembly bill 4 or 4,thry 85 and 1397 to reform rule jz procedures in cal community colleges and accredidation process

>> supervisor mar >> thank you colleagues t. is a very simple amendment changing the language on the name of one of the organizations that supported this. i want to thank supervisor co00 for adding her name as a cosponsor. i urge your support for the amendment jz resolution as amendmented >> supervisor marb made a motion to amend. second by supervideser farrell without objection the item is amended. colleagues can we take the underlying item as amended without objection? without objection this resolution is adopted ananimously. madam clerk can you read the imperative agenda item >> i do not believe we have a imperative item today jrktss okay, that is great. is there any in memorial >> today meeting is adjourned in memy of the following individual on behalf of supervisor wiener for the late

[inaudible] >> this bringstuse the end of the meeting and the ernd of our ajunda. madam clerk is there any furlter business today >> that concludes the business for today. we rujourned thank you everyone for being here.

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are not interested in seeing traditional opera and like the quality and it's different it has a story telling quality every little detail is integrated and helps to capture the imagination and that's part of the opera how we can use those colors into the language of today. >> so one of the great things of the stories of opera and story combined with opera music it allows people to let go and be entertained and enjoy the music instead of putting on headphones. >> that's what is great about art sometimes everyone loves it because you have to, you know

really great you have to have both some people don't like it and some people do we're concerned about that. >> it's about thirty something out there that's risky. you know disliked by someone torn apart and that's the whole point of what we're drying to do >> you never take this for granted you make sure it is the best if you can. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's hitsvery dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and center is today was purchased by the city for $27,000. in the 1950s, the sen consider was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. thanks to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms,

and historic gymnasium. >> here we are. 60 years and $14 million later, and we have got this beautiful, brand-new rec center completely accessible to the entire neighborhood. >> the new rec center houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong and arts can crafts. >> you can use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪

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