my name is alan jones. for quite some time, i have accused the san francisco city hall of being racist against it's a black community, i also, since this last election have evidence of san francisco being more racist despite the fact of the votes of this last election. with that said, i will be bringing forth ten egregious stories of where san francisco city leaders have conducted racist acts against members of the black community. one such act is so egregious that once the attention of the nba commissioner gets a hold of it, the golden state warriors will not be able to play one game in san francisco until this egregious act is taking care of. which is ongoing. next week, i will begin my ten stories, 21 minutes each, understanding that there will be a break. but the first one, which is number 10 on the list is about ten girls up at the san francisco juvenile hall. >> thank you for your comments. neck speaker, please. >> ladies and gentlemen of the audience, and commissioners. supervisors, good afternoon. f

anything that doris and carla and alan and antonio are a part of i want to be a part of. but i'm also really delighted to see ambassador jones here, who has been such a wonderful mentor of mine. and i want to recognize one other person here. and that's jim dickmyer. jim is a former diplomat -- are you still a diplomat or former diplomat. more of us are now retired. but jim was the public affairs officer in mexico at a particularly crucial time and i learned an enormous amount from him during that period and i want to thank him for being here and all he's done over the years. to me falls the task of final speaker, which i first thought was an incredible opportunity because i get to hear what everyone else says and then i can comment on it and isn't that much easier and of course now what i realize all the smart people said the things that need to be said and i get left with what? so i will make a few comments, somewhat random, i fear, but hopefully a little bit of commentary that hasn't been said. i think first, one of the things that andrew said about the first chapter is the title of "intimate strangers" is a very, very goo