it's so broad and the same applies for women owned business as well. we run a risk of describing women owned business as describing a certain type of business in size, in type, in make up of the business. our small business of the year last year was a woman manufacturing business and three of the last six years the small business for northern california was a woman owned manufacturing business and had 100 smg ease or more so the idea we're talking about women business that are talking in terms of small, micro enterprise, home base is a case for number of businesses but not across the board. the same applies for women starting technology businesses. we see that as well. it is not the case that we see one category of business that women owned business are in. i think it's fortunate us to recognize that. >> >> recognize that the challenges for women that have talent and passionate to be entrepreneurs get support for doing that and less likely to be supported in other ways and i don't think that's the only category that we see. we see a very broad spectrum

that includes luther as well as into areas just right along edmond, as well as into that region. >> sohoma -- >> kansas. >> kansas. minnesota. all these areas now dealing with a tornado watch. we also want to focus on what's happening across parts of oklahoma and kansas but keep in mind, this threat is going to be pretty great for many air yadz and you can see the tornado watch in place. for many of these areas this is going to last until 11:00 tonight. that's all the way down to areas including that very northeastern part of texas. we are all thinking about what's happening in texas as they recover and they pick up the pieces from those tornadoes that popped up to the southwest of dallas. but again you see this line. it is really going to be developing moving through kansas city especially as we get to about 9:00. again we are continuing to see more of those clouds lowering and more rotation coming up. >> oh, my goodness. that appears to be another funnel that's forming right there. almost in the middle of your screen just barely to the right there. as you watch it kind of -- >> you s

and pioneering as well. this marked the professional debut for many professions. as i mentioned frances wong and of course anthony brown and you led at another time support of younger african american musicians like 12-year-old who performed many many years ago with you as well. i was attracted to asian -- improvisational music because with different japanese instruments as well and filipino musicians using percussion as well and really a great time in the 80s. mark was the curator of that time. mark's vision that sustained the festival. it was his vision that sustained the festival and i think the movement, he deserves a lot of credit for sustaining that creativity and movement. he also booked the artist raised the money and produced all the shows with san francisco's asian art museum and also with brenda, they pioneered first voice in bringing together story telling and drama and really great for children and telling of our children as asian americans. mark izu is also known for greatest modality implement

young and as well as the members of stgtv covering this meeting. >> mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices complete your speaker cards and any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk, items will be on the june 13th, agenda unless otherwise stated. >> could you call number one. >> resolution authoritying the office of the district attorney to contract for accept and expend up to $256,974, allocated from the california victim compensation and government claims board for the project entitled the criminal restitution compact. >> all right, we have jackie ortiz from the district attorney office. >> thank you for having me here today. i am here to explain to you a little bit about the restitution specialists. i wanted to let you know that she is a liaison between the victims, the state, and the district attorney's office in assisting prosecutors with imposing fines, fees, and orders for court, when appropriate. this grant has been awarded to us in the past on a

, as well. ten-year jgb is 0.86% after striking over the 1% level. we'll talk about that a little bit later. on the currency markets, show you where we stand. dollar index initially after the bernanke comments mended the dollar index got bid up to a three-year high. dollar/yen, 103.74. but you can see the whipsaw that we've had, 101.85 is where we stand at the moment. aussie, though, continuing to be sold off, 96.27. we've been down to near 12-month lows on aussie/dollar, .9608. sterling down, as well. 1.5053. euro/dollar, 1.2865. pretty contained on that. the rest of that asian session, chloe joins us out of singapore. >> hey, ross. certainly very volatile ride that we had in the asian session. and much of it really began as kaori highlighted to us as jgb futures were briefly suspended. ultimately, the damage report is very clear. china added another negative layer to the story at a time when a lot of investors were fretting over when does this happen? some were saying it could happen in the mi

we are part of that community as well. just like the guard, we have an interest in protecting our friends and neighbors. sustainment is, it's important to us and we'll maintain it especially on the region side. we're able to have these long-standing relationships while the operating force side goes forward and supports the on-going efforts, we are able to stay back here and sustain those relationships. >> just to follow on that, the navy squadrons that provide fire fighting capability are a combination of active and reserve components. one benefit of reserve components is more longevity is pilots in the squadrons. you may have people who have been there for 6, 7 years and have seen multiple fires. that mutual trust is absolutely essential to this capability. >> a couple things that come it mind real briefly, we're talking about wild and land fires primarily but rest assured amongst the group here we're always thinking in an all rest capacity. cal fire's mission is we are the state's fire department. we are thinking about a

i am joined by committee vice-chair supervisor eric mar as well as supervisors john avalos, supervisorcott wiener and we'll be joined momentarily by supervisor london breed. i would like to thank the members of sfgtv covering today's meeting jennifer low and karen lubert as well as the clerk of the committee, mr. victor young. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes, please silence all electronic devices. copies to be to be part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will be appear on the may 17, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> all right. mr. clerk, can you please call item number 9? ~ 1? >> item number 1, ordinance recognizing small business month in may 2013; amending the planning code, sections 302, 355(a), and 355(e); and amending building code, tables 1a-a, and 1a-e, to waive fees for the month of may for certain facade improvements; and making findings, including environmental findings and findings of consistency with the general plan and priority policies of planning code, section 101.1. >> thank you from supervisor k

i asked about current production levels and other issues as well as shale. >> you know in that time, the market is okay. it's very quiet. the price is okay also. >> how concerned are you about nonconventional coming out from the market in the u.s.? >> well, we need to ajz the situation that we need to do some studies about these positions. >> but not concerned sfp. >> no. >> yeah, monitoring the situation, i think that's an understatement, as well. already some nigerians have began to suffer as the americans have substituted home grown produce, so to speak, for niger nigeria. the internal tensions, louisa, very interesting at this meeting. you know as well as i do the tensions in the middle east between the sunni and the shiite has led to tensions. you have to remember the iraqis want to get from 3 million barrels a day to 6 million as well as 9 million. there's a lot of internal tensions as well as those external pressures. the greatest issue is concern of china. but oil has been pretty steady so far, despite the fact there are real big concerns about the global demand picture. steve

and as well. so, it is a rep you able developer who has been using union labor in san francisco for decades and the trades do enjoy working with the emerald fund projects and so it is very important that this project comes in... i am a little nervous, and i apologize for i am a little dirty because i just came from the carpenter's trading committee so i was in school all this week. so i would love to see this project and love to be a part of it to hone my skills and i just came from a layout leveling class and i hope to learn the layout with the journey man as well and put those skills to the test as well as learn more. and i would also love it see more of my sisters in the trade as well. and i believe that this project would bring more opportunities to women in the trades, thank you. >> thank you. >> hi, sorry. >> i am judy production support manager, we managed the civic auditor um across the street. we support 101 polk street project. our neighborhood is missing a key ingredients, neighbors, th

how do we craft the rates that are going to lead to customers setting in as much as possible as well as having money left over to build out. next time we meet, i want to encourage we meet again as a sflafco with the public utilities commission that we get an actual vote the not to exceed rate moving forward and that would give us some certainty about how we move forward for a planned build out. we also heard a lot from commissioners about a plan if not outlined if not planned for the build out and we could not wait longer than the next meeting between if we can have a joint meetings by the end of april to have a report on more concrete build out plan. i think part of that should also look at the different scenarios by the next meeting. clearly, we really want to have a great deal of certainty about how we get to our build out as quickly as possible. there has also been discussion about how we bond. i know we have discussion about a billion dollar bond. do we have really that type of bonding capacity. it would be good to have perhaps the controllers office does a lot around the financi

and mission bay as well as other conceptual gligs plaintiff's we're stewards of the assets of the cityas part of the overall context the area plan was adopted redevelopment area plan in 1966. that really he expired in 2011. the community based process were to create a mixed use you culture development for the city that's moscone this exists today was facilitated and partnership with the city. affordable housing as well as mixed use how's 3 thousand units are see create for the seniors in those 80 plus acres. and importantly the investment of the culture facilities for the san franciscans. in total in partnership are the city involvement in the area we have $200 million in those central blocks that includes the museum of african-american and the children's creativity museum, the public benefits of the skate ring and the gardens itself is a culture jewel. as part of that context it was envisioned on myths street there would be a facility for the mexican museum. in 1993 that he entered into all the time and through a long process of 20 years moving forward to 2008 as well as 2010 we in pa

as well as even into tuesday.ing it in red, this is the area from texas all the way up towards minnesota. these are areas right now that are now dealing with tornado watches. these are going to last until 11:00, and that why i said to you, once we get late into the evening, as well as into the overnight, we start to see the storms losing punch, that's when we see it settles down. >> everybody is in danger. >> protect yourself. >> jennifer, stand by. we're all over the situation happening in oklahoma. a huge storm cell. a huge cell ham formed a wedge. >> lart wedge tornado. >> hail and tornado making its way across the country. our jennifer delgado all over it. cnn as well. new pictures, being told by producers, getting it new pictures in. stand by. we'll get them back. there we go. new pictures of damage, jennifer. >> we saw the video earlier of some of the power lines popping. and we saw that debris and talked about this earlier. how we could see debris showing up on radar. proof that these storms moved through a

as in the womens' community as well as the lgbt community which i spend a great deal of time serving and it's a pleasure to be here and thank you commissioner mazzucco for mentioning that article. i saw it as well and yes it needs to be addressed. >> thank you. >> commissioner rebecca pratta. >> hi everyone. it's a true honor to be seated here this evening along side all my esteemed commissioners and the police commission as well. in my day job i would be remiss that first i'm a new mom of a darling little girl and she's about 20 months now, and i take with me each and everyday her perspective on the world and it really makes the work of our commission very important to me and very real to me as i watch her grow up. but what i get paid to do is working at levy straws and amco on the other side of the city and on the corporate affairs team there and manage the corporate sponsorship and employee engagement and i spend a great deal of time at the office thinking of womens' issues and as they resonate among our employees and men as well so it's an honor to be here thank you. >> commissio

i know that the mayor's office as well as supervisor farrell have on their website information about where those next dates and locations will be. so, check those websites for the latest upcoming town halls. in addition to that, just wanted to kick it over to supervisor mark farrell. he's going to show a little about his budget priorities as the budget chair this year. >> thank you, supervisor tang. and i'll keep it brief, but i want to say thank you all for being out here today, especially those who spoke at the podium. you know, from my perspective, we are feeling a lot better as a city of san francisco. as i just mentioned to mayor lee, our unemployment is actually at 6% right now this month, down from over 9.8% just a few years ago under mayor lee's leadership we've gotten so far down the road. but we do have a challenge in the budget. as was mentioned before, we have a $123 million budget deficit heading into next year. but we're all committed as a budget here to you and everyone in san francisco that we will have an open and transparent process, that we will manage our finances

they put them up as well. and not only did we post physical notices we also put the events created events on-line on blogs that we know have a lot of traction and there are copies of those. >> let me ask you another question. this report also says that last year, you had agreed to do out reach and provide bay view station with copies of notifications from any or any information of feedback from this out reach. that was last year. and then they said, you didn't do it until april 18th. >> so even if last year was december? that would still be like three and a half months before you actually attempted to do any neighborhood out reach. >> is that true? >> to a certain extent. we did the out reach, but our methods were not strong enough. we posted notices asking neighbors who had any issues regardless of sound or listering or violence to get in touch with us. if there was, you know if there were any concerns, but nobody contacted us and i enformed that to officer robinson. we had food and beverages traifl and we co

so it's a part of the neighborhood as well. he provides us with fresh fruits and vegetables, he's a leader in the independent grocers association and stands up for the small and medium sized businesses as well. the coffee and beer at the market are great as well. they have a wide range of price points. we assume you can get a better deal at a big chain store, but what i appreciate about this market is you can find stuff that's affordable, and also find the things for a higher end market as well. he's dedicated to the community city wide. he's shown leadership in having more healthy food retail stores. he's supported safety and traffic calming in the area. i know we're /kopblting to work on that together for pedestrians and bicyclists as well. this is the ideal of what a community store should be. it's a feature of the daily lives for the people that live there. i'm honored to say thank you to the market, a real gem in the richmond district. >> i would like to thank san francisco supervisors for recognizing our market in distric

the cac 40 off 1% as well as the ftse mib, as well. our eyes on spain, they're just concluded an auction up to 4.5 billion for three and five-year debt. yields in italy, meanwhile, 3.86%, very well contained. on the currency market, sterling spiking higher again on that production data. 1.5 580, coming back to 1.56. might be a block there, but coming a long way off that 1.50 low. >>> meanwhile, the ecb has weighed in with its monthly output saying there are downside risks to economic growth. the central bank said the eurozone should learn from japan's example on financial reform. despite that monthly bulletin, eu euro/dollar went to a session high. it did knock equity markets down to a session low. >>> and an italian appeals court upheld the conviction of sylvia berlusconi on tax charges related to its company media set. the conviction comes at a four-year jail term and raises the possibility he could be banned from holding public office. what we want to know is is the party finally over for berlusconi or can he once again make a comeb

and what did come out of that is we would have the faq's and let's make sure we are moving on this as well. >> we provided to the commissioners and other members of the board of supervisors offices for distribution within their networks. i know distribution occurred, but the point well-taken, if it's not on our website, we need to correct that and we need to figure out other steps we could be take to -- take -ing to make sure that gets out. >> welcome. thank you. >> i was going to give you more on regulatory development. both on the public utilities commission. the first has been filed by pg and e that would set the groundwork for a city tariff. you know the city supports green tariffs. we do have some concerns about this settlement. first of all the rate making formula is unclear, the cost are unclear, the risk for program success is assumed by general body instead of by pg and e which is different from the city of san francisco. all of the initial resource that will be assigned this particular realtime is from energy that's already been purchased under contract by pg and e. there are pro

then you look at the financials as well. i think a point that i find interesting, you talk about confidence. is there almost an overconfidence right now do you think on those that have been in the market, that they actually think there's still this much more upside? >> i think the reason they think there's this much more upside is that assets have moved a lot, but investor positioning has not. you look at cash and investors' portfolios, it's still at exceedingly high levels. markets are not valued very high from a fundamental standpoint. we're trading at 15 times this year. 14 and change next year. there's room to run. when you look at asset class by asset class, it's still equity. i think investors are looking to reimbrace th reembrace that risk. >> you talk about trying to dictate the telemarketers where he's going. ben bernanke and others. spoke almost on a daily basis and somewhat confused the market. definitely confused. but i think just the fact that they are trying to have a soft landing. trying to show their cards, s

it features archival audio as well as interviews with living artists.e can be accessed on site by dialing the telephone numbers located near the artwork or by visiting the commission's web site. the public art speaks volumes of san francisco as a world-class city with world-class art and culture. for more information, visit [ applause ] >>my name is sam ashley, anchor at abc 7 news and i am delighted to be with you, i had a very difficult trip over i had to pass the embaracaro and so i worked the late news and about the only thing that would get me up this early is a round of golf, i am proud to serve as your mc and we have a wonderful ceremony, in my line of work any time that i can be in front of a large group of people that can't change the channel, i will get up early for that. >> you know, kind of a unique role here, part news man and part neighbor, we are right across the street. and super fan of the work that everyone involved in this great project has done and the end result. how many of you have had a chance to see the inside of this facility?

he's doing some after school work, but he thanks you as well. i find myself as a small business owner struggling. i love to connect people to environment so that part is really good. it's really disturbing sometimes that i can have days go by with almost no ot traffic and literally seeing somebody handing out tickets to people who have come out to the district to shop. i found myself in a dilemma thinking how is this going to work. meanwhile as i work on my business there would be a crime down the street, say a 1000 pair of earrings from a small business owner. those were gone, there was no communication between /pher merchants that there was any crime on the street. we can't afford to have our livelihood stolen from underneath us. i find myself stepping in, getting involved and getting incredible support. in january i reached out and said i'm going to try this on and i had people reaching across the table saying how can i help you. more and more people keep leaning in, saying how can i help, how can i help? and thank you. so i'm here to say than

if the conditions are violated, we have citation power as well. and it's not -- it's no longer the elongated process that it once was. i as the director have the suspensions very quickly and within a matter of days. and, so, we will and are prepared to use that if we need to. so, i think that's all i have to say. i'm here for questions. >> two questions [speaker not understood]. so, the permit is not an issue. it's bn approved, but the issuance is contingent on a number of other conditions being satisfied, correct? >> that is correct. >> and, again, you can rescind the permit at any time? >> i can suspend -- >> suspend. >> yes. >> okay. so, they could give 10 concerts and you could say, you violated the criteria in the permit and we're suspending it? >> absolutely. there is a process for that, but it's not -- it's no longer the 30-daytime process. it's very quick. >> thank you. >> commissioners, barring any further questions, the matter is submitted. >> anybody? >> unless you'd like to start. >> no, i'm deferring the floor. >> there has been a fair

carney to come as well. t a quick reaction from jonathan, who's with me, first of all, to that. >> well, i think that's definitely a surprise. i think the market thought after the stronger gdp, the upgrade of the assessment in the inflation report, that king was likely to move back to the sidelines. so, i'm not surprised the market is -- that sterling is lower on this. >> i'm just trying to see as well what we had. uk for retail sales. this is what i wanted to look at. public sector borrowing up 6.3 billion pounds versus minus 19.1 a year ago. it was expected at 8.5. so, a drop in public sector net borrowing for the month. >> yes. >> of april. also not bad news. >> no. i mean, if anything -- i mean, our view is that the uk economy's probably going to surprise on the up side. so, it is, given that information, it is surprising that we see, you know, that we still have king still looking for more qe. but really, the whole story is what happens when mark carney arrives, and i think his problem is probably loweri

and supervisor yee, you know this data almost as well as we do, i think. so support services for lgbtq youth provides [inaudible] we provide professional develop. we have liaisons in all our mids and high schools. we bring in theater paren presentationings. at the bottom there is our website link, which also has the policies and procedures as well as curriculum that our educators and some of our students can access if they want. it's the first program of its kind and the only one that's integrated throughout the whole district. >> 1.3 of our middle school students identify as transgender and 1.6 of our high school students identify as transgender. >> we wanted to put a little bit of context into our general populations and you can see here that about 1600 identify as lgbq, with the large else number in our middle school students falling under the q. in our high school it's about 1800 who identify as lgbq. there's a slight drop in the percentage here to 11 because >> why is the t not there? >> this is just on sexual or yen /taegs. orientation. >> so now we'

i'm available for any questions as well as the applicant eric wince. thank you. >> thank you. i'm opening up for public comment. douglass martin -- i'm sorry, project sponsor. thank you. >>> thank you. my name is eric wince. permit me and i'm representing taint today on this application. i'm here to answer any questions you may have regarding the process we worked on. if you have any emf questions, i'm free to answer those questions. thank you. >> okay, thank you. now opening it up to public comment, douglass martin. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is douglass martin and i am a resident at 760 divisadero where they are proposing this wireless communications installation. and i understand that you are enjoying some considering ems concerns which was our initial -- residents do not want this tower for the radiation that it proposes to be continuously emitting. however, i would like to say that maybe i can show you some pictures and we can look at the building itself. i think that it is structurally very unsound and not up to code and, therefore, not an ideal location

their digesting this as well. so i approve - i ask that you approve the clear channel proposal and thank you. >> thank you very much thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'd like my brothers to stand local 2 61. that he represent thousands of men and women across san francisco and san mateo. this is safe to say this is a contract we've been watching for months. where the labors come down on the proposal now we know that clear exchange is going to hire local workers we're in full support. we can make the local contract work on this and put the san franciscans onto the jobs and make all community members that are impacted by itself this commitment can set the stage for a new way of construction work. we ask you to support and approve this contract. thank you very much >> thank you very much thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon we're living in a new world every 18 months it will get faster and larger. the labor component of this i'd like to say that clear channel mobile is to reduce la

as well as ongoing maintenance of the station that is going to be incorporated into the park. the station will include a glass roof, that is going to have artwork imbedded within it, and staff from the arts commission is actually here to make a presentation after this one, radicaling the artwork in the roof of the station. we have -- the department of has agreed to provide routine maintenance to the glass deck, including cleaning and graffiti-removal, but mta will have responsibility for the repair or replacement of the glass deck. we believe that the mou addresses the key issues that may result from construction of the union square station and we believe it provides fair compensation for the permanent loss of parking spaces and establishes a cooperative framework. so we ask for your approval of the mou. i have alec cliff beyond cliff >> the net revenue that the department receives from the parking garage will be likely reduced going forward and so &that money is specifically and only for that purpose? >> correct. >> commissioner low? >> that was part of my question in taking

as well as 87 coming into downtown san jose.s the south bay right now and a good volume of traffic on the roads, the next half hour will be critical from san jose. west 580 shows slowing around isabel's and also where there's reports of a crash involving a motorcycle and another vehicle, injuries reported, called an ambulance for the motorcycle and driver. chp is on the scene to give us more details, hopefully just minor cuts and bruises. both directions showing eastbound and westbound. there is the trivalley. over to oakland a smooth drive on the maps. look at the live shot for the 800 past the coliseum. you're close to the limit high street through downtown and the east shore freeway the interstate 80 drive in the westbound direction, filling all the lanes underneath the university, a little break and slowing around the berkeley curve. we'll show you the maps as you approach that bay bridge toll plaza. we got a report of a crash on the east shore freeway. the cash is reported eastbound, opposite your commute but westbound is a

as well as the mta. we spend approximately 30% on public health and human welfare, about 30% on transportation, infrastructure, and commerce, and then about % r overall budget on public protection. so, then the question becomes, well, how do we get our money? where do our revenues come from that support all of our spending? in the enterprise department those funds come from fees that consumers pay. so, the public utilities commission, for example, people pay their water bills and those revenues support the operations of that department. what we tend to focus on when we talk about balancing the budget is the general fund. and, so, the second chart shows you where do we get our revenue sources. the largest being property tax, it's about 32% of our overall revenue, over a billion dollars a year in san francisco comes from property taxes. we also receive a significant amount of our revenues from business taxes, hotel sales, and other local taxes. another important thing to know is about one out of every $5 sa

you'll hear more about the design as well as for about the hours with mta and other community groups. the ground floor of the thought new space that was vacant for 6 years will be designed for a pharmacy as well as a lobby to serve the second floor space. previously it was tower records so we see that from working with the community and the building owner we're creating a valuable by using the second floor. additionally by working closely with those folks we've amended the new conditions in front of you limiting the hours as to not disturb residents and bike safety was accommodated from the front of the store along market. we also as you heard i recall on concerns with an additional alcohol and we've decided not use alcohol apparently in the last moments before the hearing we worked out some of the conditions it really clarify that was brought forward by the community. we worked closely with the leadership to make sure we're supporting our commitments we made and we fully support what's in front of you. at this point, i'll ask the architect to come forward and talk about the functiona

to the geary cic, conceptual engineering drawing for the original center and the five alternatives as well as the new consolidated service center running variance, to the committee. this is a big mouth full we need another acronym. this is important because it gives us a handle on what some of the technical and the each of the alternatives and clearing the way for the study for each of these. >> and also working with commissioner mar's office in particular on trying to identify the set of near term improvements that can move and as well as integrating the projects into the longer term and the near term. and then, the transit has reached another major milestone too and has had the sfmta had a kick off for the prelim phase and it will bring the project to 30 percent design and marks the transition from the authority conducting the environmental studies and handing over the remainder of the project to design, build and implement. you will see a funding request coming before you to enable the authority to finish the phase and to fully fund that engineering phase that will come next month. and

as an area outside the property as well in terms of clean up on civic structures. so we're taking that sort of scientific approach in terms of happen and we're running it as a project and we want to find out because you could vea community that's saying, fine and great, you are getting rid of the graffiti and in 6 months it's completely different. >> you are going to monitor the area for two years? >> yes, for two years, then we'll do post-audit. i'm hoping to be able to do two audits on this area as opposed to one year. how are we doing for time? any other questions? >> i might have missed this in the beginning, but i was curious, how do you guys get funded for this program. >> capital city clean up is a city of edmonton program. it started in 2005 as a litter reduction program and when our bylaw changed in 2008 our city council was very thoughtful in determining they needed to put their mouths were. basically they were going to require the property owners clean their graffiti, then they neededto put some effort into cleaning their own graffiti as well as supportin

shelters and then there's some narrative about the complaint process and the investigation process, as well as, you know, some of the shelters don't receive client complaints. and that's in here as well. >> i just want to say that if you want to work with my office to get the staggered -- i don't know what it would take to get the staggered sort of -- >> we're very fortunate all of your legislative analysts have met with us. so, megan, conore, and esther. and what we're in the process of doing at our retreat is putting together something in draft form and making sure we have a community process to get input as well as from the county agencies such as the human services agency to advise the office. and when we have something that is more of a model, to bring it to your offices. >> okay, appreciate that. any other questions or any more reports? ~ connor is that the end of your report? that's all? we wanted more. [laughter] >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> [inaudible]. >> before you start, before you start, before you start, is there any public comment? >> [inaudible] the san francisco