what else do you need to hear klee it is plain and simple. i don't understand why we are still here. i really don't understand. we deal with all of this trauma to our community. we have been here over 500 years fighting this and fighting these types of issues. again, san francisco, do the right thing and get rid of it. all the cities you heard before our more progressive than san francisco. i don't think so. we claim that we are. here we are dealing with all of this addiction, suicide and high rates of dropouts. we are slowly changing that because we are becoming stronger and we are getting back to our culture and we don't need this to be right in city hall again in front of the civic centre plaza for all the city and all the tourists to see. this does not reflect well on our city. it doesn't help the well-being of our indigenous communities here. get rid of it. it needs to go. that is saying it mildly. it needs to go. we are not leaving and we will be here. we are that strong. >> thank you. >> my name is mark. i am here -- my opinions are my

do you want to pick one of the trees that was planted klee sycamore or brisbane klee ? >> mayor breed: so many trees. >> there is quite a big list of their. >> mayor breed: i'm not on the list we ? >> you are not on the list. i did look up the box trees. those are both in the drop-down menu. if a tree is not on here that you want to use, then you will want to pick a similar species in size, structure and whether or not it is deciduous. >> mayor breed: we will pick sycamore right here. all right. so now you can put you in it is flush to the building. this will give us energy bit it -- information. it cannot be a detriment to the building if it is an evergreen tree that is blocking son in the wintertime. that can be a detriment to your energy savings. we will go ahead and keep the species. built after 1980. i doubt that building is like that but we will keep it and there peerk unless you want to change it. it probably just has heat. let's say the tree is an excellent condition. it is probably in part son. you can use that drop-down. it is probably with all the buildings a

so why is that klee because time after time -- why is that? time after time survivors have been dismissed by the system. the system that is supposed to help individuals get the treatment they need to help heal from the traumatizing experience that they have heart. we have heard so many incredible stories about things that victims have had to go through, to the point where they just given up. and to have to recount such a horrible tragedy, time and time again, is something, that what we're doing here today to address is hopefully, is going to help to deal with this. this is not ok in the era of the me too movement and we cannot stand by and let survivors go through this experience alone. today, i am proud that the board of supervisors is taking a huge step forward and helping survivors of sexual harassment and assault by creating our new office sexual harassment and assault response prevention. [cheers and applause] >> mayor breed: it is why we are here today. we, as a city clearly need to send a strong message. we hear you, we are here for you

commissioner sanchez klee. >> the jcc met at laguna honda on september 11th. we had a very exceptional update on the psychiatry protocols, revisions and standards and due diligence. it was an exceptional presentation. given the fact that a few years ago this was really nonexistent and are a psychiatry department an exceptional job in presenting this to the j.c.c. i would hope that we could even do it before the full commission at some point. is well worth listening. we also went over the goals summary report and analysis as well. and did not bear or of other issues pertaining to unplanned discharges and utilization of the beds. and we reviewed policies and procedures that were brought before us pertaining to the actual operating areas of the hospital. we moved into closed sessions and we approved -- not approved but action was taken pertaining to the credential reports and our health certification and staffing. the meeting was adjourned and unless i our two colleagues would like to add to the meeting -- >> we started off with the fire alarm drill. it is nice t

. >> commissioner sanchez klee. >> i've just -- i know. i was going to say something negative. no. the only thing i will say is that back when you were first getting the job, you have the job as the liaison. you are working for the mayor and you got the job as liaison and people were saying that would be a conflict. i knew at the time, that it may, and some people's minds be a conflict, but if anyone can navigate the conflict it would be you. your legacy will live long in this district and when the city because you've been able to navigate that so well and people have said already, the amount of money that this district has garnered because of the work that you have done at the wall that has been broken down between the city and the district is because of the work you have done with others but you have lead that charge. that wall will not go back up. it is a work that you have done that has made us a stronger district and a sock -- stronger city. when i heard that your place in brooklyn was only 600 square feet, i had already invited myself to stay at your place but now i don't kno

. >> anthony: we're having dinner at ox and klee.f daniel gottschlich plans to kill us with deliciousness. grilled scallop with black salsify. a consommé of burned hay, lemon gelee, and walnut oil. when you began can, what was the initial reception? >> irmin: in the beginning, they said that we are not able to play music. we were dilatants. >> anthony: but, i mean, you were all technically proficient accomplished musicians. >> irmin: we were. we were all except the guitar player who was the youngest. but holger, jaki, and me had a musical career already behind us. >> anthony: right. >> irmin: of ten years. for us it was important to create something by more or less listening to the other and intuitively trying to create something spontaneously. we didn't even plan to become a rock group. >> anthony: was there a precise moment of which you crossed the line, and which you all looked at each other like, "wow, i guess we're sort of -- i guess we're a rock group now."? >> irmin: i'm not sure we ever said we are a rock group. >> anthony: g