as an environmentalis, i keep thinking what a wonder to be able to have nikola tesla alive here today so he would think outside of the boxer, particularly at the electricity industry he helped create, which has become a little bit stagey because it's -- stodgy because it's been monopolized for years and he would be thinking bet ways to send electricity wirelessly, ways to generate electricity without pollution. thinks out ways of sending electricity to everybody around the world, including the 2 billion people today that still don't have electric power. he was in fact a magician. he would give presentations -- this was his view. electricity is still sort of a wonder that to be honest physicists don't really still idea until what it is but we know it works, keeps our beer cold, keeps or computers running, it's a wonder. he somehow or another captured and was able to control this wonderful resource. he would create lightning. this was something that had been reserved for nature alone. he was able to make globes to glow even though they were not connected to any wire. this was quite a re

community based organizations, in the fields of health, housing, faith, seniors, social justice, environmentalis, business, among others. therefore be it resolved that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district strongly supports the 2020 schools and local communities funding act and urges individuals, organizations and communities to also support this important measure to restory sources to california's public education and local services. >> thank you. so we had public comment already. any comments from the board? commissioner sanchez? >> commissioner sanchez: thank you. thank you, commissioners merase and cooke for authoring this resolution -- haney, sorry. my bad, yeah. i confuse them a lot. sadly. thank you both. [inaudible] >> that's what i was going to say next, if i could be a coauthor -- okay, and if maybe we could all put our names -- add our names to the resolution, that would be great. i just want to say a couple things about prop 13. it sounds like this may be the first resolution that this board is passing on specifically prop 13, which is amazing that nothi