our human rights head, cheryl davis, i just saw her, she is here somewhere. so many of you that i know and love so dearly, you are once again expressing your love for me and my family, and i cannot thank you enough for the kindness that has been shown to us through this process. i love you all so much. thank you. danielle, thank you so much. they worked together, ran together, and did all kinds of stuff together. i thank you all so much. god bless you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> community housing partnership wants to present this. this is what we will be hanging here at the property. this is for you reverend townsend. i don't know anything, my staff knows absolutely everything. >> how wonderful. thank you so much. [applause] >> do you want to come up while okay. in memory of rachel townsend to herb -- for devotion and to provide a voice to the voiceless , we dedicate the rachel townsend apartments in her honor on december 19th, 2018. [cheers and applause] >> let me say one other thing. i did not quite say enough, and somebody just said really? [laugh

thank you -- thanks also goes to director cheryl davis for her fearless leadership through the human rights commission, as well as i wanted to take a moment to thank the commissioners that also served on the human rights commission. if there are any members of this body that would be interested in being a cosponsor on this resolution, you're absolutely welcome to add your name. i see supervisor ronen indicating yes. and again, this is in support of advancement of racial equity in the city and county programs, policies, and services. and before i submit, i also want to take a moment to recognize our very own colleague, supervisor tang. yesterday was her birthday. >> clerk: happy birthday. >> president cohen: happy belated birthday. clerk, the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, madam president. happy birthday, supervisor tang. supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: thank you. colleagues, today i'm introducing an ordinance that would address checkout-free retail stores that utilize video cameras to monitor a customer's movements and interest in products. we're in a new time and space w

our human rights head, cheryl davis, i just saw her, she is here somewhere. so many of you that i know and love so dearly, you are once again expressing your love for me and my family, and i cannot thank you enough for the kindness that has been shown to us through this process. i love you all so much. thank you. danielle, thank you so much. they worked together, ran together, and did all kinds of stuff together. i thank you all so much. god bless you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> community housing partnership

to talk with stakeholders on this model in and the human rights commission including director cheryl davis and members at the cannabis equity coalition and access of love and we are excited to share with you this model recently earned the unanimous support of the small business commission based on the amendment that supervisor his fid is proposing to tighten up our partnership. organizations including apr i and young community developers and labour organizations. this model is earning support from labour organizations including the northern california labour district council and we just learned today the teamsters joint council seven for this program. what it does is this. it simply says that there is an existing program in place with respect to workforce development requirements of cannabis businesses in the various sectors of this industry segments or segments of the cannabis sector and that is in place today. if the state advances and approves state apprenticeship programs, of which there is a proposal currently in from the state of california today which was submitted in september and