"it has been an honor to work with jamie brewster. he understands the employees of re-entering the workforce for the first time. he is a passionate advocate for students and has built a credible and reliable partnership. he would bring an important voice to the reentry council and i recommend his appointment without reservation. think for consideration." when i met jamie, i was at walden house, on parole, single mother, with no direction. i don't have a college degree. and if it was not for meeting jamie at that time, i might not have been able to get that confidence that i needed to know to be successful and to know there was a place for me in society, to want to stay clean. to want to live a successful life is great. if you cannot relate to someone who is in your shoes when you are going through the process, it is difficult. he gave me the confidence and things have been going well. i have been employed for a year and half. i have my son. >> supervisor campos: thank you for being here. -- supervisor kim: thank you for being here. >>

"it has been an honor to work with jamie brewster. he understands the employees of re-entering the workforce for the first time. he is a passionate advocate for students and has built a credible and reliable partnership. he would bring an important voice to the reentry council and i recommend his appointment without reservation. think for consideration." when i met jamie, i was at walden house, on

supervisor kim: next, we have kevin joseph, then jamie brewster. is kevin joseph here? if not, jamie brewster. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity. my name is jamie brewster, and i am a program manager at the reconstruction solar training program, where have been employed just over six years. i was also recently appointed to the work force advisory committee by former supervisor daly. in 1995, a graduate from state prison. i did at 3 terms and to violations before getting my life together and back on track. in 2001, i was discharged from parole and never looked back. by help people enter society and be successful in life. if given the application is serve, i will do everything in my power to help those in need. but i just want to say that i dedicate my life to assisting those who have been down the path i have been down. it is extremely important to me. i died individuals down the right road, and that is why i am here. -- it is extremely important that i died individuals down the right road and that is why i'm here. supervisor kim: thank you.

brewster, mr. miller, who is the incumbent, one of the incumbents and mr. mauniz. i was impressed with their applications. they are people would be happy to support. >> i spent some time looking at the applications and it is great to your people speak in person. there are three mayoral appointees. i am hoping he will appoint some of the applicants that are here today. i am supportive of reappointing miller and mike ngo and jamie. i do not know of there is a consensus, we have consensus on mike ngo. iand gerald miller for seat one. i have the sense of openness because we have so many amazing appointees -- candidates. muniz is qualified for -- kimberli and ronnie are qualified for seats to end four. we need a woman so kimberli would be qualified. i would support her moving forward as well. i have gerald miller for c one, -- seat one and jamie brewster for seat four. >> we have to do our residency waiver. we have gotten a lot of sentences consider qualified. i believe mr. burster works in oakland -- lives in oakland. we have some san franciscans and -- i am impressed.

there are a lot of kids that do not have that brewster. they have received several phone calls and letters. we sent another notice that was sent to every 7-12 grade student that did not have the shot on record. we also called homes. if your 7-12 grade student does not have this, you need to get on this right away. you need to contact your regular health care provider or call 311 for the health clinic information. call 311 for the health clinic information. we do not want to turn students away from school. turning away students from school is not a good thing. we have are ready messed time due to the reduction of the school year. we have to get everybody shots. do not be surprised at if you get a call saying that you need to pick up your child to get the booster shot. i do not know how many times we can reiterate that. we looked at the data today and there are still a lot of kids that do not have the booster shots. the doctor will be providing an overview of of the academic overview last year. while there were a lot of good things, there is

punky brewster is all grown up and now a mother of two.he has a book called happy chaos. >> my goal is to empower other moms. start something from your living room or kitchen and you can turn it into something amazing. >> her husband runs catalyst film with arbton companiin. and old star charlie sheen settled his $100 million lawsuit. they have agreed to confidentiality. and chuck lorre and sheen resolved the dispute to mutual satisfaction. i am rachel smith on the red carpet in los angeles. >> still ahead. physics of the slinky. we have slow motion video to show you. >> and a battle playing out in the windows of a french office building. >> and helping you to earn the >> and helping you to earn the most money when you graduate. if insurance were sold in the grocery store, it'd be easier to compare. you think these all cost about the same. they all give safe drivers a discount. but what's this? only allstate gives safe drivers something more. a bonus check every six months you drive accident-free. so what's it going to be? eenie, meanie, m