. >> good morning, i'm betty packard. i came to san francisco in 1982. i had my first newspaper job in 1953, and served -- >> chair ronen: you look very young. >> i was. i was in high school, as a matter of fact. and served as a newspaper reporter on four different newspapers, one in franklin indiana, two in indianapolis. then i married, had two children. my husband was killed. i went back to school, got some more education and was a director of high school journalism at the largest high school in indiana. then i became an adjunct professor at bal state for weekend education. 15 years i raised my children in indiana and then suddenly i found this great guy and married and one day he said we're moving, and i didn't understand why but he was a career army officer. so we arrived here -- i arrived here as a result of the united states army in 1982. we served at the presidio. when he retired in '87, we decided maybe we would like to stay. i had been serving on the california abortion rights league board and doing president of the california press women and do

. >> item 67 is a motion to reappoint scott patterson, betty packard and ashley rivette, terms and a november 30th, 2020, to the ballot simple sympathy occasion committee. this item was recommended from committee as amended with a new title. >> colleagues, can we take the same house, same call? without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. let's go to roll call. >> supervisor viewer is first up to introduce new business. >> submit. >> supervisor haney? >> thank you, madame clerk. i mentioned this this morning at the t.a. meeting. i am submitting a resolution today asking mayor breed and the sfmta to declare a state of emergency around traffic safety on the streets of san francisco. i want to thank chair peskin for speaking on this issue this morning and for board president he and supervisor viewer, and so many others who have worked on this issue and to have spoke on the urgency. on average, three people a day are hit by cars in san francisco that is more than any other city in our state. many of the fatal crashes in the city have happened in the tenderloin and soma. a part

the appointment of scott patterson to seat 1, betty packard to seat 2 and ashley raveche to seat 3 as the committee report for consideration at the july 23rd board meeting. >> chair ronen: and without objection, that motion passes unanimously. congratulations and thank you so much. mr. clerk, can you please read item number 3. >> clerk: item number 3 is a rules and regulations supporting assembly constitutional amendment no. 6 to allow automatic restoration for voting rights to those on parole upon completion of a state or federal prison term. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. the sponsor has joined us. >> thank you so much, chair ronen and supervisors mar and walton for having me here today and thank you to all the community members who are here who just joined us moments ago for a rally on the steps of city hall in support of aca 6. the free the vote act will give california voters on the 2020 ballot, the opportunity to restore voting rights to people on parole upon completion of a prison term. aca 6 is currently on the assembly floor and is expected to be up for a floor vote in th