others and thank professor beslon for her leadership and work on this project and again, recognize da budine's leadership on this and i think this is really essential work. this is reexamination of cases as required and also evaluating wrongful conviction and it's incredibly important work and i do share and want to reiterate the sentiment that we hope that this work will be priority of any da's current or future and this kind of, our capacity to do this will be expanded going forward. so thank you to everyone at the da's office involved in this. and i would like to move to send this item to the full board with recommendation. madam clerk. >> on that motion to send this item to the full board of positive recommendation, member mandelman? >> aye. >> vice-chair chan? >> aye. >> and chair preston? >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> thank you, madam clerk. the motion passes. any further business before the committee? >> that concludes our business. >> excellent. thank you all and we are adjourned. [gavel] [♪♪♪] ♪ homelessness in san francisco is considered the number 1 issue by most people who liv

voters were recalled the progressive prosecutor, chaisa budin. budin refused to prosecute certain crimes like felony domestic violence. after only two years on the job, even liberal san franciscans rejected his soft-on-crime approach, and he was fire. and why wouldn't they? prosecuting dangerous criminals for the crimes they commit makes the community safer, and san franciscans now know it. nationwide, it looks like americans have cause for hope when it comes to violent crime compared to last year, many cities are a bit safer, but a few cities are getting worse, sadly to say. why? because they're still using the bad ideas that americans are rejecting. homicides in los angeles are up compared to this time last year. well, they've got a progressive prosecutor, george gasgone. homicides in washington, d.c. are up. well, we've got police defunding to thank for that statistic. now the city is trying to play catch-up to fix its mistake while their citizens are still in danger. homicides in milwaukee are up. well, they've got bad bail reform policies. t

others and thank professor beslon for her leadership and work on this project and again, recognize da budine'sdership on this and i think this is really essential work. this is reexamination of cases as required and also evaluating wrongful conviction and it's incredibly important work and i do share and want to reiterate the sentiment that we hope that this work will be priority of any da's current or future and this kind of, our capacity to do this will be expanded going forward. so thank you to everyone at the da's office involved in this. and i would like to move to send this item to the full board with recommendation. madam clerk. >> on that motion to send this item to the full board of positive recommendation, member mandelman? >> aye. >> vice-chair chan? >> aye. >> and chair preston? >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> thank you, madam clerk. the motion passes. any further business before the committee? >> that concludes our business. >> excellent. thank you all and we are adjourned. [gavel] >> my name is sylvia and i'm the owner of the mexican bistro. we have been in business for 18 yea