a. tazer cigarette but. you know you realize that stuff you're carrying is flammable they can burn you. walk a. man's wages there is a dollar fifty and i don't know what. will be but if he gives up smoking when i'm around even promises not to smoke on juicy he gets three dollars twice as much. what did you do yeah i messed up i burned down a barn. made two when i was in foster care in the villages set fire to a card like you guys an interesting life i say what do you plan to blow up now nothing. well it's like a holiday home we don't rest here we didn't come here to relax we came to work but we work here as if we were on vacation. that's real freedom no one gets in our way nothing's banned. the well the main things here are no drinking and no burning down the house ok there are no serious regulations here everything's possible. you want to set up your own in the village there would be no business no business but we have sheep this year we need them i want to learn i know about geese and ducks but not sheep. n

left but i would like him to come to a testimonial forum to talk about the proposal of the san francisco police department crisis intervention team armed with tazer guns during interventions. we can talk about down the roads of the why's -- i imagine people in the room have experience with people with chronic mental disabilities and with a weapon is not in the interest of folks experiencing mental health crisis. official there is also the. >> >> intersection of folks living with mental health disorders that have aging issues and people living with aids and different levels of physical compromise and people less ability to advocate for themselves and the side effects of taizing. so quickly we are having a planning meeting tonight and we open it up to all organizations and the subcommittee and about official that wants to come and talk about strategizing and outreach and bringing members of the lgbt community and allies into the room and help to plan what we feel will be an important experience and i think i saw coalition homeless folks behind me. they were part of what was an outstanding forum of this nature in the tenderloin. they worked with hos

tazer debate and i appreciate you're continuing to be engaged. so thank you >> sorry to interrupt. >> last time the most talked about what the terrific neighborhood team and there were a lot of people in the audience who voiced their opinions about the team shipping in size so i'm happy to see the team back in place. >> i'm jackie battle and i want to let you know there's a personal side of this group. we had a young man killed at argue facilitate in february. they came out and checked open us emotionally. i had no idea about the abrogates but he came out and checked open staff and sergeant and thank you for coming out and just checking on us emotionally. they weren't there trying to interrogate us. thank you >> thank you for running such a great program. >> good evening commissioners chief sir, ladies and gentlemen. i'm ronnie sing i'm the assigned district attorney i hopefully want to show my great preparation for chief sir, for your collaboration on going on projects but especially the project of the neighborhood prosecution team. last year at this time i got a call on woodside where i was assigned as a special unit prosecutor and asked me well, actually he give hi