next up supervisor campose from district 11 >> thank you madam president. district 9, but we'll take 11 too >> sorry, district 9. >> does that mean i get more time? kidding. i'll be very brief and to the point. there is nothing like work to actually demonstrate how committed people are to the community and every since that i-we saw the integration of the entire [inaudible] i am [inaudible] done by community empoument center. we have theresa dukea and a number of volunteers and staff. they have made it a priority to make sure the mon elingual cheenies community in the neighborhood that their needs are addressed. this is largely volunteer run non profit provide community members with education, services and referrals around issues such as crime prevention, human rights and family development and worker rights. they offer multiple job and training services as well as esl, computer and skills and ballroom dancing. the center advocate on member thofz community and you see them working with [inaudible] by empowering people in the community they help them have a v

for visor christensen >> so as supervisor campose mentioned all our districts are facing housing crisis in their own way. in my district where nearly all the buildings, i think it is 95 percent have been in place for 40 or 50 years or more. we are not as plagued by an influx of new housing which we embrace where we can find place, but at the lost of the existing housing. we are attempted to create new housing but we also need to preserve and protect what we have. for the latter, evection and 3 day notices and buy out and required to be filed with the rent board and the city does fund eviction defense programs and small [inaudible] and other tenet resources that we are happy to offer to the residence in danger of being displaced. we find most rez derns don't know their options and frightened to give up their [inaudible] today a small step, i'm introducing a resolution urging the mayors office to convene a working group of rent board and development an evection alert system to notify the mayors office of housing and district supervisor when more than one eviction notice 3 day or buy out a

second by supervisor campose. can we take the amendments without objection? the objections pass. supervisor cohen >> i want to talk about item 20. support of this item because the 16ths street project is important to the increasing transportation to the south eastern neighborhoods. however, i didn't to state it is my understanding that mta remains committed to continuing the public engagement process. we started with the neighborhoods. mta assured me of inmission of the grant application doesn't limit the aatublt 24 respond to the neighborhood about the dephrine for improvements. i want to bring mat up too make sure i understand this correctly. >> good afternoon member thofz board of supervisors [inaudible] project manager for the 32 fill more transit project [inaudible] supervisor cohen you are absolutely correct. we continue the outreach we already [inaudible] have a up monopoly coming meeting may 16 and note dame plaza [inaudible] we are willing to work the w the community and associations and your office >> thauchck very thank you very much >> colleagues unfortunately since i

that we are going move on to roll call and we are going to start off on roll call with supervisor campose >> thank you very much madam president. colleagues today is sinko demayo. this is a day that we and the country of latin american descent we remember what happened in mexico when mexico fought back gaens the french who at the time tried to apply economic and military prectoor the country which at the time was a very young country that had just wanted freedom from spain. under resourceed and vastly out numbered, the heart and sole of the mexican people reveiled in the battle of puebla and this was a turning point for the mexican people fighting oppression. it is a day of a symbol of provide not only for mexican americans but all latinos in the country. and sthait as someone who is latino but not mexican descent. it is fitting on this very important day i am here to introduce a introom urgency ordinance to establish a mooreatorium on all marketeracy housing in the mission for the next 45 days. and there is a lot of magz passion here and what i want to say is that this is a very personal

want to talk about their work in the [inaudible] >> supervisor avalos would you mind if supervisor campose and i acknowledge the ones waiting here first and take you last. is that okay? >> that is not a problem >> all right. we will get to supervisor avalos in a minute and it is now my turn. i'm excited to honor rodney from rodney chin from district 5. not only does he work in district but is a residents of district 5. he is executive director of ymca. thank you rodney tr always taking care of the young people. rodney has been a member of the [inaudible] of the ymca-the u.s. asian leadership employment resource group so we think frayour work there. a native of san francisco. rodney lived and worked in district 5 for a reala long time and he is a product of the public school system and graduated from san francisco state university with a bachelors in censology and hopefully you can give an understanding of what that is. we are thankful for the consistent ddication to the community and lives of young people. rodney is just really a quite force who works in our community tirelessly to make su

i want you to think about something when you think about what supervisor campose wants to do. he wants to keep the people from the mission in the mission. these people are wonderful. the schools are good, bullet you know something, when there are no children there are no schools. if we lose this generation of latino people, if we lose this generation of mission families we lose a lot. it isn't just fighting for the heart and soul of the mission, it is showing how to fight for the heart and soul of the whole city. i taught in lots of districts. i can see what you are doing supervisor compose for your district should be done fwr for all the districts because when we lose families we lose the schools. and i will tell you something, we already lost the teachers because they can't afford to live in the mission, the rich-mind or any of the other districts i taught >> thank you mrs. kelly. at this time we'll resume public commentt after the 3:30 accommodation. thank you for being here today and may is pacific islander heritage month and the boardf supervisors [inaudible] in accordanc

february mary beth left los angeles with 12 boxes of equipment and an oxidantal photographer mark camposeent center in liberia with the greatest amount of patients and began printing on water resistant vinyl labels and trained the staff on how to use the equipment and donated a kit to the hospital. the pictures were an instant hitp. health care workers loved them. the images improved their relationships with their patients and they could now see their own colleagues and work better as a medical team that way the patients loved it too. instead of seeing the white ninja suits they have been called in liberia, now they can see their caretakers are members of their own community. no longer an unknown quantity. for thinking about the emotional suffering of those already suffering physically and for coming up with a creative solution, mary beth is our foot soldier of the week. and that's our show for today. thanks to you at home for watching. i'll see you tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we're going to take a much closer look at the messaging around the mom who made headlines in baltimor