my name is brenda baros. i'm a -- member out in san francisco general hospital and i've been before you guys a lot of times before. and everybody knows how i feel about us having to pay more money towards our pension. and when i hear about things like this, it infuriates many of the city employees because, you know, what we were told, and what actually happened were two different things. so we're still stuck paying all this money. so what we want to say to you is we hope that you guys will all get together and make sure that everybody, not just us, is paying their fair share. if the banks are ripping off money from the city, from our pension plan, which caused it to be in problems, abilityd then you have to come to us to get more money to cover the problems, then it needs to be fixed. and we insist upon that. because the city cannot come to us for more money, until you collect all the money that you haven't collected already. i know even for healthy san francisco, they're still not collecting all the money fr

rebecca more row, ber neta adolf, david fleming, christy aceem, chris daly, brenda baros. and seanie zin. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jesse mitchell. i'm an acce member, action committee for community empowerment and a resident of district 11. i've lived in san francisco for many years and am frustrated by recent cuts to violates services and increased fees on residents. when i learned that the banks have been cheating us out of our tax dollars i felt we needed to prosecute them and demand they return the money. as a small business owner in it san francisco, i understand the importance of honest financial practices. once again, major international financial institutions have shown that they can't be trusted. we must hold them accountable for every penny they cheated from us, to speak from the heart here. my first encounter with financial bullying was in junior high school. and it was about my lunch money. and i didn't really know what to do about it then. but i'm getting a similar feeling here that no one -- people are seeking a way to find out what to do ab