. >>> and the board of supervisors president along with the san francisco youth commission will introduce an amendment today for 16-year-old's to vote. if passed san francisco will be the first u.s. major city to allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote. >>> coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >>> plus the fight to reopen businesses reaches a boiling point in the central valley. find out what happened leading up to this scuffle. >> we want to say congratulations to the class of 2020, and one student is being recognized for achieving something that has never been done in tso is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us. >>> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:13. if you are just joining us here are seven things to know this morning. number one, tesla ceo says full steam ahead for resuming operations at his fremont plant and is promising new safety factors. the factory opened on monday in defiance of the county's health order. >>> today

i'm the youth commissioner on the san francisco youth commission and a little an urban planning student at san francisco state. i am here to support the nomination of deland chan to the planning commission. i remember meeting deland back in high school, way before i even knew what urban planning was. her work dedication to everybodying the community really inspired me to pursue planning and i'm also grateful to have been a part of urban institute last summer, which was developed and taught by her. i think deland will be a very valuable -- will be very valuable to the planning commission. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. next speaker. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> supervisor ronen: go ahead. >> clerk: speaker, are you on the line? >> supervisor ronen: should we go to the next speaker? >> operator: you have three questions remaining. >> caller: good morning, supervisors. good morning, chair ronen. my name is john and i'll be speaking on item number 2. i am with the race and social equity coalition. i'm also the vice president of quattro and a mission

san francisco youth organization. thank you to everybody that has cosponsored, and thank you, board president yee, for introducing this. on a personal note, it's my four-year anniversary at san francisco youth commission, and my first week on the job was when the supervisors held a joint meeting with the youth commission to vote it on the ballot. it's wonderful to see this coming to fruition four years later with young people that are passionate about this issue, and we're going to win, so thank you for introducing this legislation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> operator: you have five questions remaining. >> clerk: hello, and welcome, caller. >> hello. this is anastasia ionnapolous. i'm asking you to deny senator wiener's sb bill 2. it will threat -- 902. it overrides local plans and policy while imposing infrastructure costs, upzoning to allow ten units on city lots with no value recapture is simply a bonus to developers. next, i support supervisor fewer's resolution supporting ab 2058 for a housing preservation tax credit to provide a 50% credit against the state and federal capital gains otherwise owned by the seller if they sell to a nonprofit entity w

san francisco youth organization. thank you to everybody that has cosponsored, and thank you, board president yee, for introducing this. on a personal note, it's my four-year anniversary at san francisco youth commission, and my first week on the job was when the supervisors held a joint meeting with the youth commission to vote it on the ballot. it's wonderful to see this coming to fruition four years later with young people that are passionate about this issue, and we're going to win, so thank you for introducing this legislation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> operator: you have five questions remaining. >> clerk: hello, and welcome, caller. >> hello. this is anastasia ionnapolous. i'm asking you to deny senator wiener's sb bill 2. it will threat -- 902. it overrides local plans and policy while imposing infrastructure costs, upzoning to allow ten units on city lots with no value recapture is simply a bonus to developers. next, i support supervisor fewer's resolution supporting ab 2058 for a housing preservation tax credit to provide a 50% credit against the state and federal capital gains otherwise owned by the seller if they sell to a nonprofit entity w

i'm the youth commissioner on the san francisco youth commission and a little an urban planning student at san francisco state. i am here to support the nomination of deland chan to the planning commission. i remember meeting deland back in high school, way before i even knew what urban planning was. her work dedication to everybodying the community really inspired me to pursue planning and i'm also grateful to have been a part of urban institute last summer, which was developed and taught by her. i think deland will be a very valuable -- will be very valuable to the planning commission. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. next speaker. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> supervisor ronen: go ahead. >> clerk: speaker, are you on the line? >> supervisor ronen: should we go to the next speaker? >> operator: you have three questions remaining. >> caller: good morning, supervisors. good morning, chair ronen. my name is john and i'll be speaking on item number 2. i am with the race and social equity coalition. i'm also the vice president of quattro and a mission

of the voices that spoke and the san francisco public defender's office wrote a letter to the league of women voters, and recognized the letter, that the youth commission -- the transformative justice committee just did a wonderful letter as well. and we all heard you. and i know that the board of supervisors was very concerned about the lack of oversight that was taking place during this time. you know, i don't think that we need to continue to fight here about why it didn't happen. just on behalf of myself, i apologize for not pushing harder and not pushing sooner to make it happen. and we're not going to let it fall down regardless of -- we're not going to let politics -- i'm not going to let politics get in the way of this and technical difficulties and so forth. we're moving forward. we have a lot -- a lot of work to do, a lot has been backed up and regarding the comments about the number of items that have been placed on the agenda, i think -- i'm in agreement with that. i did not have any part of putting together the agenda, but you can follow-up items and we can have presentations on these items and full discussion and full public comment in th

of the voices that spoke and the san francisco public defender's office wrote a letter to the league of women voters, and recognized the letter, that the youth commission -- the transformative justice committee just did a wonderful letter as well. and we all heard you. and i know that the board of supervisors was very concerned about the lack of oversight that was taking place during this time. you know, i don't think that we need to continue to fight here about why it didn't happen. just on behalf of myself, i apologize for not pushing harder and not pushing sooner to make it happen. and we're not going to let it fall down regardless of -- we're not going to let politics -- i'm not going to let politics get in the way of this and technical difficulties and so forth. we're moving forward. we have a lot -- a lot of work to do, a lot has been backed up and regarding the comments about the number of items that have been placed on the agenda, i think -- i'm in agreement with that. i did not have any part of putting together the agenda, but you can follow-up items and we can have presentations on these items and full discussion and full public comment in th

of the voices that spoke and the san francisco public defender's office wrote a letter to the league of women voters, and recognized the letter, that the youth commission -- the transformative justice committee just did a wonderful letter as well. and we all heard you. and i know that the board of supervisors was very concerned about the lack of oversight that was taking place during this time. you know, i don't think that we need to continue to fight here about why it didn't happen. just on behalf of myself, i apologize for not pushing harder and not pushing sooner to make it happen. and we're not going to let it fall down regardless of -- we're not going to let politics -- i'm not going to let politics get in the way of this and technical difficulties and so forth. we're moving forward. we have a lot -- a lot of work to do, a lot has been backed up and regarding the comments about the number of items that have been placed on the agenda, i think -- i'm in agreement with that. i did not have any part of putting together the agenda, but you can follow-up items and we can have presentations on these items and full discussion and full public comment in th