next up is charles sommer. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. charles sommer. i'm the manager at the dining room at st. anthony foundation where i've been the last 14 years. as you know st. anthony's serves 2,500 meals a day, we're approaching [speaker not understood] meals served since 1950. i am relatively new to the task force though i have been attending the last year. but i have been working for over 10 years in collaboration with project open hand, glide, san francisco food bank and many other organizations, meals on wheels better to [speaker not understood] food service in the tenderloin and the city. it is important to me to serve not only be a voice for st. anthony's on this, but also to look at food access and nutrition for our seniors and our poorest of the poor that are being served from all over the city and the tenderloin and to help be a part of creating better access for them. >> okay. >>> thank you. >> thank you very much. i guess the last one will be simon pitchford. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is simon pitchford. i am currently t

. >>> i'm charles sommer. i want to put in a word for deleano seymour. i know him a someone who came into the dining room to eat. as he grew from homelessness, he brings his tours to the dining room and has shown a great lovely for st. anthony's. i believe deleano can provide a [speaker not understood]. >> thank you. ~ >>> hello. so, my name is henry [speaker not understood]. i came from france five months ago to do a documentary about homelessness in the tenderloin. and when i was trying to understand how -- what are the issues with homelessness in the city, i was asking people who, who i can talk to to give me all the best, the best information and all the best advices to work on this project. when i asked people, everybody was telling me you should go see dell seymour. since i've known, del helps me do this movie, he knows what he's talking about. he's got all the knowledge and the experience, and you want somebody with good advice to help san francisco improve the life of homeless people and low-income people, you should choose del. >> thanks. >> tha

charles sommer to seat number 7 and simon pitchford to seat number 15. >> is there a second? >> second. >> very good. by consensus, the motion passes. [gavel] >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. items 6 and 7 are coming up. what i'd like to ask for an indulgence of my colleagues to allow me to switch the order of them. it seems a little more logical to me that we hear what the shelter monitoring committee actually does and then reports. then go ahead and look at the appointees, okay? so, is that okay with my colleagues? >> sure. >> item number 7 first. >> item number 7, hearing to consider the quarterly reports of the shelter monitoring committee. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is keith deniz, i'm the vice-chair of the shelter monitoring committee and i'm here to review the materials sent to you on monday, 9 september. the shelter monitor committee is an independent vehicle charged with monitoring the shelters and resource centers in the city and we are made up of 13 members consisting of homeless or formerly homeless individuals and who also are employed or