. >> yes, good afternoon supervisor, my name is barry pearl. i'm a native san franciscans and native and county of san francisco employee. i started working in code enforcement for the planning department. i no longer do that. my opinions are my own and i don't reflect on my current employer. while i encourage you to pursue this, i think it is very important to look at the code enforcement function in the city and county of san francisco. my recommendation to you at this point is to look at other jurisdictions and see how they function effectively and in particular there are major jurisdictions such as sacramento, san jose that have a coordinated code enforcement function that is not separated into a multiple departments and they even enforce things such as parking violations. other jurisdictions know how to work together. i know there are issues in san francisco. you have very specialized job classifications, while most other jurisdictions have what is called general code enforcement officers. you may have to look at that. if you were able to

pearl harbor. military,navy, no nothing to train our troops with. host: next up, barrys on our line for democrats. he is a retired servicemember. caller: my main concern is that ever since we instituted a high pay we got a small professional military caste. we don't have the average citizens involved in the wars anymore. personnel we spent on is so high that it is handicapping the military from by yang the equipment it needs. i have talked to career military officers since i have retired. i really love the draft -- really love the under the draft is that the you pay less of the citizenry is .nvolved you cannot maintain a military when you are paying private soldiers thousands of dollars in the year. back in the 60's and 70's, the average draft he had no family. they stayed in for one hitch and then they got out. there's just way too much on personnel. i am glad to see chuck hagel is in there. proud -- i am really proud to see he has made it. the perks for the general officers are getting almost obscene. we are way too gray -- way too high on officers. host: president ob