, and that cheryl davis will directly oversee the office and appoint the director of the office. i hope you can join me in moving these amendments forward so that we can finally open this desperately needed office in our city to begin its work in earnest this summer. with that, i will open this up for public comment. mr. wright? >> i don't know if you guys know about this, but i had a major part with the fall of untested right kids. i was the person who spoke up during women's month when everyone was -- i was the one that said i was speaking out for the females who have not been represented by the district attorney's office and about 1,000 untested right kids sitting at the hall of justice. i was the one that said that, i was watching the educational show, and a soft female rape victims call out for help, which was a victim of being raped by bill cosby. she complained about how everywhere she goes, she gets hit with the fact that the statute of limitation is passed, and is there anyone who can help us with this problem? went to the law library and came up with this law that is ca

please give a warm welcome to the san francisco human rights commission executive director cheryl davisbe honest when we talk about this and think about young people with opportunities and platforms and spaces and places and how we allow folks to have voicings and have access. what i said to t y before she got up to speak. i was like we going to keep it positive and upbeat, right? maybe that was positive and upbeat to tj, i don't know. ultimately, tj had the platform and space and place. it was within her rights to say what it is she felt compelled to say. as we develop this work, if we are going to be true about giving youth a place to speak up and to speak out it means sometimes they may say things we don't think is the right time and moment. for me the struggle is we come in as adults to create priorities and prioritize youth voice and give them a platform and space and place to do things, learn things, grow and be themselves. sometimes when we do it we go wait, wait, wait. what happened here? you did what maybe you wanted to but maybe made me see uncomfortable. that is not what this

aide, shakira, and because you know we can never do it alone, debbie mess lowe, christine pelosi, cheryl davis, gilda gonzalez, c.e.o. of planned parenthood of northern california. san francisco department on the status of women and their director. community leader suzi and san francisco women's political committee. everyone today at this rally, really appreciate it. as we move forward, we'll be stronger as we do this together. the rest i submit. >> clerk: supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer: yes, today, colleagues i'm introducing two hearings. the first on municipal bank feasibility task force report released by the office in march. i'm so glad this conversation is moving forward and we're getting closer to realizing the decision of creating a public municipal bank in san francisco. the feasibility task force met over the course of a year to discuss models of a public bank and the report lays out possible next steps. i look forward to exploring this more in depth. the second hearing, since tomorrow is may 22nd, international day for biological diversity. it is to hear progress establishing

davis. good morning. >> good morning. cheryluse these added sanctions against iran, they're really targeting the money that's flowing to the leadership. do you think this brings the ayatollah to the table? >?>> clearly, it doesn't. this is obvious, this is not going to work. this highlights the whole point that the maximum pressure campaign is causing maximum chaos for our own interests. all it does is push iran further away from coming to any negotiations. you've seen bolton and pompeo have recently saying the right things, the door's open, you can talk. when you look at what we're asking them to talk about, permanently dismantle the nuclear weapons program, stop ballistic missiles and other things, the problem is, they don't have a nuclear program but we're strangling them with the economic situation. cheryl: let me push back. i think the fear is they're trying to get to development of that and i think the administration and otheral lies in europe don't want -- other allies in europe don't want to see that happen. don't you wa