>> and lastly, i want to make a comment and i joined commissioner loftus in the admiration of cheryl davis, and the organization has been close to my heart as a former board president there and i will tell you that the sfpd involvement in that organization, along with its executive director has always been a very close relationship, and it has been life-transforming for a lot of the youth that come through those doors and so i appreciate the work that is going on there. >> i concur with both of you, and cheryl was on my advisory board and even more than that, the impact that she has had at that center and in that area, and it is someone who has come in and given basically her life and her time to that is just, just short of amazing as far as i am concerned. and i don't know that anyone else could have done it and i wish that she was here tonight to give her the recognition, whenever she has the fund-raiser and the events, and it is posht that we respond because she has had such an impact in the community. >> thank you. >> cheryl davis worked with my wife and her mother works with my wife a

african american negro is on the board and there is another board that they met with that involved cheryl davis and townsend and who else is on the secret board and i am kind of upset now because i have put my records together and the people on that board is to watch out for the people like myself and activists but i am here to stand up and say i have weathered the storm marshall, commissioner you have known and i have been during this commission as longs you have been here, and this is unacceptable and disrespectful that you don't come in our community and it is disrespectful that the black community that we have the police and we don't have no relationship with the police. i was here when we had the police board and i am appalled, and you get a f. and northern station gets an f. ask if he met with us and the black people and not the people in the city and mentioned davis and the more magic got an f, d this year, and that does not mean that is serving our community. and i am sick and tired of you all, and i am sick and tired of coming up here. i want you to come to the community. to get this,

davis, dr. woods, and steven anthony jones as well as thanking you for being here and sharing with us your insights and interests there at home. cherylhank you, eric. for more information about today's program, go to our website, abc7news.com/community. we're also on facebook and follow me on twit twitter @cher. i'm cheryl jennings. have a great week. regardless of their age or experience level, when your kids play soccer or any other sport there's one person on the sideline who is key to help recoize and seek medical care for sports-related concussion. it's you. you need to know the signs and symptoms of concussion and you need to act if you think your child has been injured. remember, when in doubt sit them out. to learn more go to cdc.gov/concussion. one thousand one, one thousand two, one thousand three, one thousand four... >>> achl bc 7 presents "profiles of excellence." >> hello. for the past 26 years through our "profiles of excellence" series, we've featured people in the bay area who are making important contributions to the community. today we celebrate the bay area's cultural diversity with the exploratorium as the backdr