just like you hear from michelle pierce. in the southeast of the city, supervisors, you probably know that there is up to a 14-year shorter life expectancy. than other zip codes in the cities. we have dispair notice on cancer, heart disease, asthma, average h.i.v. load. many other disparities. the department of public health, other cities study this. others are similar distear pis. an african american woman in san francisco has six times the infant mortality rate of white women in the city. it is the worst disparity in the country. other cities study this. our department of public health does not. they don't even collect data and still telling us in neighborhood meetings like they will do tonight at the shipyard that its demographics or choices that lead to these disparities. like skipping a visit to the clinic for one week or going to [inaudible] instead of trader joe's. i do want to remind you that it is assurances from this departments of public health that led to the approval of the shipyard promise, including asserting

my name is michelle pierce. i may bayview, hunter's point community advocate. i had several things i wanted to bring up in this meeting and still need to be addressed. i will save them until the hearing tomorrow because i want to commend supervisor kim for all of her questions. my biggest issue with this project is that the plan and the e.i.r. are half complete. how can we go forward on things that have not been addressed yet , that are the most critical aspects of this project? there is no doubt that we, in bayview, hunter's point need housing. we need green spaces, healthy spaces. the problem is this plan leaves so much out that we don't know what we will get and our assumption, when things are left in the hands of the corporation, is that we, the black community in san francisco, end up suffering. i am not just speaking to the black community in san francisco at this point. our neighborhood, since 2016, as of 2016, is 42% asian at and 38% latino. we, the poor people of color in san francisco, need guarantees. we have already been shuttled all over the city.

. >> let's go next to michelle in fort pierce, florida, republican line, good afternoon. >> caller: hi, just to give you the background. i'm 53 and i went to high school in upper middle class area in new england area in those same years as judge kavanaugh. with that being said, i'm a survivor myself. when i was 12, my best friend and her parents were also best friends, our families were best friends, sleeping over at her house. and around 4:00 in the morning in the dim light of the night light, her 17-year-old brother was hovered her on to me on the other side of the bed with his hands in my underwear and fondling me. and i remember being so frightened and not want iing to not wanting anybody to be upset because i love this family a lot. so i thought i would pretend to wake up. then he left and that was the end. and the only person i told that to was my husband when i first married him a few years later. and a girlfriend since then. that being said, i'm still friends with that person, so i would never, ever want to cause harm. it's not worth it. my daughter who is now 23 is a twice vic