but to remember kathy king as -- she was a unique in the school district because she had been a veryong leader of the teacher's union and also was a leader of the administrator's union and was of course here when we had the merger of the two unions, but she had been very active leader and on the executive board of the san francisco federation of teachers and actually was active nationally. it is an extraordinary, you know, it really is her legacy. and we should remember her for that. i personally will miss her and ruth too. thank you. vice president yee: thank you. meeting adjourned.

but to remember kathy king as -- she was a unique in the school district because she had been a veryong leader of the teacher's union and also was a leader of the administrator's union and was of course here when we had the merger of the two unions, but she had been very active leader and on the executive board of the san francisco federation of teachers and actually was active nationally. it is an extraordinary, you know, it really is her legacy. and we should remember her for that. i personally will miss her and ruth too. thank you. vice president yee: thank you. meeting adjourned. [pledge of allegiance] president mazzucco: will be taking be -- >> we will be taking the roll-call of commissioners. [roll call] we have the director of occ and chief of police. commissioner marshall: welcome to the regular meeting, as you can see, we have a quorum. we are all that business in due time. >>-number one is general public comment, addressing the commission on items that are not on the agenda but within the subject matter jurisdiction. speakers shall address the commission as a whole, but not

but to remember kathy king as -- she was a unique in the school district because she had been a veryong leader of the teacher's union and also was a leader of the administrator's union and was of course here when we had the merger of the two unions, but she had been very active leader and on the executive board of the san francisco federation of teachers and actually was active nationally. it is an extraordinary, you know, it really is her legacy. and we should remember her for that. i personally will miss her and ruth too. thank you. vice president yee: thank you. meeting adjourned. hello, and welcome to the department of elections ranked-choice voting instructional video. this video is part of the department of elections' ranked-choice voting outreach campaign and is designed to educate san francisco voters about ranked-choice voting. today we will learn what ranked-choice voting is, and who is elected using this new voting method. we will also talk about what the ranked-choice ballot looks like and how to mark it correctly. finally, we'll see how the ranked-choice voting process w

kathy. i love humor. >> she's brilliant. >> she was in here and she straddled this desk like a screaming banchi and came at me. terrifying. with larry king'd come in. he asked her once, you had sex with steve wozniak? just as plain and clear and larry believe it. it's totally made up. >> invented? you must set the record straight. so you and kathy just good friends, yeah? >> very good friends. i admire her so much. and it was such an accident that we got together. people were actually sending me links to sites that said we were dating. i didn't know who she was. i had never heard of her. i don't watch television. i've heard of patty griffin, the folk singer. so eventually she called up and apologized. later she called up and said, you're going to take me to the emmys. okay. yeah. >> she is fabulous. let's get back to steve jobs for a moment. because i have asked you now about this ruthless streak. i don't think anyone can be as successful as him without having that streak. did he have it? does he have it? >> it isn't like your ruthless or you're not ruthless. everybody has a mix tu. there are times in our life when we're ruthless. there