being suggested for a neighborhood because i think it is better when the whole neighborhood knows what bhapz and people not knowing so my name is is a janet i live on minnesota street in 9 dog patch. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment okay seeing none, public comment is closed i want to strongly support this legislation it looks at though as staff suggested that shelters can go into areas where group housing i'll courage us in derailing protective look like expand it is loud not north part of the city why group housing is not not southern part of the city but support of the legislation as property today. >> commissioner moore. >> i support 2 mr. sharp particularly in the light of the last few works it's hard to verbalize people have been murdered to where we sit on bush and montgomery and i think we're taking up all of suddenly something is happening nobody would very expected a reaction to that by the numbers are staggering and we're not complying with the government vote i want to ask former supervisor dusty how come we have waited so long. >> i'm glad i asked it i wanted

they coached people how not to get arrested, bhapz if you get arrested and the people on the streetsoday, a saturday, like i said before, it was families. it was college students. i talked to a woman who was 84 years old. there is a core of people i kind of recognized from covering the occupy wall street movement or people that were out last week after the non-verdict of eric garner, after the grand jury decision, but today was a day for critical mass of regular, every day people to come out in one voice, and they did, richelle. >> all right, courtney kealy live in new york city. these dmojstrations happen across the countries in various cities throughout the day. but the other major for exampleal point was the nation's capitol. libby, what happened there today? >> reporter: well, richelle, today's rally in washington, d.c. brought together the families of african-americans who have been killed by police. they have become symbols of what civil rights leaders say is a an unfair system. thousands of people came out to support them and rally for changes. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >>