tim paulson. i'm the executive director of the san francisco labor council and represent over 100 unions and i want to start off in the comments because we're proud of the work that we did as a coalition both labor and community and working you know as the word is the city family over the last year or so to move a free city college program forwarded and it's been a great campaign and as most of you know we have been working on our support for city college for almost three years right now flew the credibility crisis and all the other issues we have been working on so we're here to support this appropriation. that being said there has been certain phone calls that have taken place and conversations over the last maybe 24 or so hours that have seemed to doubt some of the priorities of labor, and i do want to dispel this right now because even though city college was a major focus of this electoral campaign and as the supervisor mentioned at the bottom page near the end of the ballot it still got the

tim paulson. i'm the executive director of the san francisco labor council and represent over 100 unions and i want to start off in the comments because we're proud of the work that we did as a coalition both labor and community and working you know as the word is the city family over the last year or so to move a free city college program forwarded and it's been a great campaign and as most of you know we have been working on our support for city college for almost three years right now flew the credibility crisis and all the other issues we have been working on so we're here to support this appropriation. that being said there has been certain phone calls that have taken place and conversations over the last maybe 24 or so hours that have seemed to doubt some of the priorities of labor, and i do want to dispel this right now because even though city college was a major focus of this electoral campaign and as the supervisor mentioned at the bottom page near the end of the ballot it still got the

tim paulson. i'm the executive director of the san francisco labor council and represent over 100 unions and i want to start off in the comments because we're proud of the work that we did as a coalition both labor and community and working you know as the word is the city family over the last year or so to move a free city college program forwarded and it's been a great campaign and as most of you know we have been working on our support for city college for almost three years right now flew the credibility crisis and all the other issues we have been working on so we're here to support this appropriation. that being said there has been certain phone calls that have taken place and conversations over the last maybe 24 or so hours that have seemed to doubt some of the priorities of labor, and i do want to dispel this right now because even though city college was a major focus of this electoral campaign and as the supervisor mentioned at the bottom page near the end of the ballot it still got the