. >> harold findly followed by jennifer walsh and missas miss arbuckle. >> i'm harold findly and you all know how to stop the killing. you know it. you know the route cause. you know how to eradicate it. you have some the best professionals in the world that know how to solve it. you don't need me to tell you the specifics about how do it. i could tell you, but you've read the same books and all of that. but what i can tell you is that there's a growing tide of public support for you to do the right thing, for you to create safe, vibrant cities. you don't have to put the perceived need of somebody to have an s.u.v. parking in front of his house and drive around the city on his daily errands and drive to tahoe on the weekend, put that perceived need over the real need of a child to walk or ride a bike to school without violently slaughtered. i mean those are two completely different things. you can change your focus coming down from the board to the leadership of the sfmta, to the pd to have things like you pointed out, that should just flow naturally from the top. it shouldn't be a q

>> richard rossman by harold findly and maderoz. >> i'm richard rothman, a district resident and i want to say that i'm interested in transportation issues and there's two projects that we want to improve, two intersections in rich monday. richmond. everywhere in richmond, including the last two supervisors want to make changes there, except shawn kennedy and muni refuses to approve them so they won't get approved, because the engineers won't override his decision. and i think this is wrong. you know, the 31 and the two are aren't major. you think it's important for pedestrian safety in crossing the street so the bus can stop for two minutes at a stopsign. the other is 34th and fulton. there's a serious accident, five, six years ago and why has it taken mta so long to upgrade the signals there. every time i talk to the engineer, he gives me a different story. i could write a book with all of the different stories they tells me and they're still not going to fix the problem. you should read this book here by john massingale. he has radical ideas saying the people should run the streets.