scores. and one of the things that i realize at the time that only way we're going to tackle this is if the school district were to work with the city or nonprofits to actually address it as a collaboration. and we found out at the time -- this is several years ago -- that they were having difficulty in finding ways to collaborate. so i'm hoping a few years later, you know, fast forward, that things would have changed and we're making a dent in this. i would like to hear more about the strategies they're doing now at the san francisco unified school district. and what they hope to do in the next few years helpful. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor ye. supervisor avalos. >> thank you, madam clerk. i just want to announce i will be taking the challenge of 22 -- 22

days. and it will do it from ebbing sell sor district 10 point of view* p. i will hop on the lx and wait. i will mingle in the 14 bus. i will imagine the cross town freedom of the 43. i will take the 29 to the stones town in sf state. and i will pray when i take the j chart that i won't be switched back on. and the rest i will submit. >> thank you supervisor avalos. madam president. >> thank you. cleelgs today i have two very easy but cool items to discuss. i, along with the mayor and supervisor avalos will be introducing an ordinance that will allow puc to be more flexible in order to purchase the cleanest and greenest power that's available out on the market. this -- the energy market changes very quickly,

and for clean power to succeed, we need to be flexible and allow the puc the opportunity to do that. my goal is to move clean power forward this year. we've all worked really hard for many many years to try and get this done. and it's finally going to get done. i'm really excited about this. and cheegs, when this item comes before you, i hope you will consider supporting it. the other item that i am introducing is a day late and a dollar short. the department of public works on an annual basis, we introduce department of public works week in san francisco. well, this week it's in this week from april 20 to 25th. it's a little late, but i just want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the department of public works and the hard working men and women of that department. specifically i want to acknowledge them for their hard work yesterday at cleaning up for

420. not only did they have staff out there, they had volunteers. and they had a large number of folks who participate in programs in my district in particular. it's been really challenging helping members of my community obtain employment -- whether it's someone who has a criminal background record or someone who has barriers in other way as well as individuals who may have never worked the job in their lives. bpw is the place that provides them with the opportunity. and so, i want to thank the director mohammed nuru fr supporting the kinds of programs that help give individuals an opportunity to work to clean up ore streets, to clean up graffiti, to power wash the sidewalks, to do what it takes in order to make our streets clean. and i know that it is a continued challenge to keep our streets that way. so i do

appreciate how dpw has also mobilized community. i know theargdz to be doing a mobilization in supervisor yee's district next week. but they continue to work with the community, provide support, provide tools in order to give us the resources in order to take care of our communities as well. so this is a resolution i'm introducing to declare april 20th through 25th the department of public works week. and so, again thank you to the department for their hard work and trying to keep our city clean, green, and briewfl. the rest i submit. >> thank you, madam president. seeing no other names on the roster. that concludes the roll. supervisor wiener blsh thank you madam cleerk. one thing i forgot to mention i will be joining supervisor mar and i'm sure others in taking the challenge the transit riders union has proposed for the 22 days in june. i think it's really important as public officials that we experience various types of

transportation so that we all know first hand what our constituents are dealing with in trying to get around. muni is my primary way of getting around. and so, the point is i don't think it will be that hard. but i am going to try to step it up and try some lines that i haven't road in the past. i have rode a lot of them, but i'm* going to try to identify a few other ones so i can see what it's like for the lines that i haven't rode. i'm lucky i live in the castro. we have really strong transit access. so it's important to try some of the lines that are a little bit more challenging. professor cohen i do ride the t so i do understand the trials and tribulations of that line. but i know the t is not the only line that struggles. >> thank you supervisor wiener. supervisor kim. >> since we're all announcing our commitment, i also let the group know i will be participating. however, i'm challenged in the sense i live very close to city hall. so it would

actually be very hard for me to take muni versus not walking. so i will do my best to go take mun for a stop. also look forward to using other lines as. >> supervisor chris 10 zen -- i think we've already communicated with the group. i take transit most days or walk even days when i take my cars. supervisors tend to move aaround along. especially this one. it's a great idea. gret challenge. in addition to riding muni, i'm also trying to expand it. hopefully i'll have time to do both. >> thank you supervisor christen sen. >> i should assume everyone is doing unless otherwise stated. so count me in. >> madam president, i believe that concludes the role call for introduction of new business. >> thank you. madam clerk, can you please read public comments. >> at this time, the public

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private for profit corporation tooz directly sue governments that try to [inaudible] >> thank you sir. thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> united states is fascist cuntsry. it is killing every day, black and other people on the street. it is made a million homeless concentration camp all over the streets from san francisco to new york. in specific a lot in san francisco. i was a [inaudible] but this hitler mayor lee who gave me proluimation [inaudible] of san francisco

and after this evicted and doesn't want to help me and your board of supervisors. it will come time when [inaudible] board of supervisor to help me. nobody in the [inaudible] could evict a person 83 years old without any reason and i'm sleeping on the street because you are gustopa board of supervisor and the mayor doesn't want to help me. i called you mr. mar and what they told me, is we don't want to get involved in this right. who wanted to invalve with this 83 years old jew who survived holocaust and look what is going with the homeless people

on the street. they are eating from garbage can and drinking from carbage mpt they are not people. you made them animal jz dogs. shame to you but god will punish you >> thank you sir, next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors president breed, joe copal with san francisco electrical contractors association and electrical workers local 6 here to invite you to our second and final day of our most recent rebuilding together project. this project was spear headed by [inaudible] who she was recently appoint today the san francisco equal pay advasery board. she a member of local 6 living on the 94124 and also

working out in hunters point in the 9412 hour also. so, the contractors association goats together and donates all the material and tools and us wireman and myself put my tools back on for a couple days and help this building get in shape. it was in dire need of electrical and life safety upgrades. this building is comprised of 2 addresses in district 5. you may know it as pea cock lounge at tive 22 hate street and upstairs 548 hate rr street is the much benefits association created by african american free masons in the 60s, we are justhering doing our part and giving back with material squz labor. the job

cost about 42 thousand dollars and took about 40 of us. we started othen april 11 and conclude the project this saturday pral 25 and lunch is served and it is a good lurch. i want to invite you if you are near the neighborhood, please stop by, we'll also hosty vent later to recap the event >> thank you very mump. next speaker please >> good afternoon. >> please speak into the microphone >> really i'm speechless because everyone knows the issue that african american community, everyone knows that our children are killing each other at a phenomenal pace and

i wrote this [inaudible] called the [inaudible] submitted it in 2011. i sent copies to all the political representative squz president obama wrote me back and said we lie behind the world, math, science and technology and still i don't know, but what really-i guess it is like my heart is crying out because a public representative deputy [inaudible] and she still works for the seraphs department but you would never know. she is still humble, kind, and cor

ages. i think we need to take a cold hard look at the way we educate our children because it is not working. no one has all the answers, but i want to open up dialogue and since 2011 imagine how many children have lost their lives. you guys have to take some responsibility for that. thank you. it is right here, i guess it is on communication. i'm new to this, i don't-i try to approach one of you fwt this so we can bring it before the full board, but i'm not going to stop >> thank you maer much sir. next speaker, please. >> is it on? hello. my name is alynny and rson and student

at san francisco state. i'm a activist with black and brown libbereration coalition and want to share a few thoughts. last week when we were discussing new business there was brief discussion of some way we with get more in-law units in the city. some kind of-we could like try to come up with ways to encourage like the production of more units affordable for student. housing is a huge problem for us. i need a new place to live this summer and dreading going through that process, tfs hell last time. i'm disappointed the contract with cypress security was reinstated or whatever. i think you >> that item is on our agenda today and paused the speakers time. the sibeerous contract

cannot be spoken about today >> thank you madam clerk >> i think you know how i feel about that. also, please no new jails, that isn't the answer. they are building these target expresss around the city, they are building on one on ocean avenue in my neighborhood and that will hurt small business in ingle side. we don't need that target. i don't know why that is being built. we need to stop having these corporate department stores taking business away from the preexisting small business that are already serving just fine. also, we as student really could use a

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go to marine often and talk about this matter and the wonderful opportunity we have to prevent chronic disease. i get harassment for discusing thes matter jz going to marine. for example, my bicycle spokes have been cut repeatedly to broond new space heaters broke within a 2 month period this winter. my 2 front teeth fell out a week after i talked at this meeting on october 28, but the most important thing is they are getting into my room at night. a few examples 50 to

100 yards of coffee and key become decaffeinated in my room over night. 15 laminations i did about serious problemwise our for profit health care system disappeared from my room over night. thank you all and continue talking about this >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon president breed and esteemed supervisors. my name is [inaudible] the chair of the san francisco transitriders and we want to thank you those that committed before they ask you, we appreciate that. i'm here with a member of my board and our organizeer to invite you and the mayor to participate in the up coming 22 day challenge where city officials ride as many days as possible from june 1 to the 22. this is a

procampaign and a opportunity to promote transportation showing you care. why 22 days? it is 1 day for each of the years since 1993 when san francisco voters passed proposition a rks a a meser put twort by san francisco resident jerry brown. travel 2 and from work at least twice a week. 22 years later policy agreement has never been acted upon until now. minnesota legislators took on a similar challenge in march with the roll with us campaign using the hash tag, how we role politicians across party lines have a powerful message for public support. participation is simple. we ask you to tweet while riding on trnzt for the 2 day posted to twitter using hash tag on

board sf. you can't take transit tweet y with the hash tag. the tweet will change the place omentthen leadser board. the event will kick off with a press conference monday june 1 at 1 p.m. at city hall. there will be a party at the end of the event. the 22 day clalg is a great opportunity to show your support for public tran traz portation and get your name out to over 200 thousand- >> thank you very much. thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. [inaudible] yesterday i presented on the california african american freedom trail at american educational research association and on may 18th we are working with san francisco travel and market street association to do

dedication for had william [inaudible] statue at [inaudible] and pine so i hope you will keep that date in mind. also in june, 26 we are doing atory of the african american freedom trail so continuing to get recognition around the country. one of the things that i mentioned at the ocii convention is as we study these historic sites we are aware of how quickly they are being deminshed and eroded. we suggested to that commission that there boob a comprehensive list of all the community benefit agreement done non only through the redevelopmentancy but also through action of the planning commission thoferb past decades north dakota to