okay -- okay -- all right, all right, cheryl davis -- is cheryl davis -- i saw her earlier. where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. director, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in th

okay -- okay -- all right, all right, cheryl davis -- is cheryl davis -- i saw her earlier. where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. director, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in th

cheryl davis and sarah for the opportunity, everybody on this call, it is a whole community that has helped me move forward and i'm not the only one. i know a lot of young people, right? i just have to say i want to make sure we bring the mayor in because i think you are completely why the mayor created this program. and the idea on this journey that you are wanting to' more people like you and that you want to be able to be in that space. and the energy and the passion is fire and i really appreciate that and so grateful for that and you are a part of opportunities for all and folks on the other side and on the other side and i want to taung for sharing your story. i am grateful the mayor was able to hear you and see you in the space and the vision is realized with how to create space for young people. with the leadership and your work and sharing with the experience with the admission and being part of opportunities for all. and i won't put those words in your mouth and i wanted to yield the floor to you and go inside from here also from kent from google and hopefully you are also

okay -- okay -- all right, all right, cheryl davis -- is cheryl davis -- i saw her earlier. is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. director, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in the figh

okay -- okay -- all right, all right, cheryl davis -- is cheryl davis -- i saw her earlier. where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. director, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in th

okay -- okay -- all right, all right, cheryl davis -- is cheryl davis -- i saw her earlier. where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. director, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in th

where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. director, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in the fight and the struggle, and similar to the folks in texas, some of us have not yet ope

cheryl davis and sarah for the opportunity, everybody on this call, it is a whole community that hasforward and i'm not the only one. i know a lot of young people, right? i just have to say i want to make sure we bring the mayor in because i think you are completely why the mayor created this program. and the idea on this journey that you are wanting to' more people like you and that you want to be able to be in that space. and the energy and the passion is fire and i really appreciate that and so grateful for that and you are a part of opportunities for all and folks on the other side and on the other side and i want to taung for sharing your story. i am grateful the mayor was able to hear you and see you in the space and the vision is realized with how to create space for young people. with the leadership and your work and sharing with the experience with the admission and being part of opportunities for all. and i won't put those words in your mouth and i wanted to yield the floor to you and go inside from here also from kent from google and hopefully you are also inspired and can

where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words.ther strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in the fight and the struggle, and similar to the folks in texas, some of us have not yet opened our eyes to the reality of freedom. so i jus

okay -- okay -- all right, all right, cheryl davis -- is cheryl davis -- i saw her earlier.where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. director, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in the

where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words.rector, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in the fight and the struggle, and similar to the folks in texas, some of us have not yet opened

where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i can't be up here, i'm distracted when other people are talking when i'm talking. [laughter] just happy juneteenth, as someone who was actually born in texas and it is really a national holiday down there from our folks, and i'm grateful for the mayor's declaration and i'm grateful to the president, but ultimately this is not the end of it all, right? because i think that if we're going to be really honest, juneteenth was a signing of a piece of paper that was already two years in action. so we're not really as free as we think we are. so let juneteenth be a day to remember that we are still in the fight and the struggle, and similar to the folks in texas, some of us have not yet opened our eyes to the reality of freedom. so i just want to say to let's celebrate juneteenth, but let's not relax and sit do

where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words.- >> sing a song! (indiscernible). >> no, i'm not doing no song up here. >> (indiscernible). >> i'm going to give you -- let me see if have a poem. no, i can't do that. so this is my -- one of my favorite poems, poets is mya angelou and there's a line in there -- there's a couple lines that i love and one she says, pretty women wonder where my secret lies and i'm not cute and built to the fashion model size but when i try to tell them they think that i'm telling lies. so our beauty and being special is not wrapped how we look, it's where we come from and that's who we are. she says, when you see me walking by it ought to make you proud, i'm a woman, phenomenal woman, phenomenally, that's me. [cheers and applause]. for those of you who don't know that mayor breed and president walton through police reform have given the black community $120 million. [cheers and applause]. $120 million. $60 million for this year, $60 million for next year, and also in her budget she also put $60 million

cheryl davis and sarah for the opportunity, everybody on this call, it is a whole community that has i want to make sure we bring the mayor in because i think you are completely why the mayor created this program. and the idea on this journey that you are wanting to' more people like you and that you want to be able to be in that space. and the energy and the passion is fire and i really appreciate that and so grateful for that and you are a part of opportunities for all and folks on the other side and on the other side and i want to taung for sharing your story. i am grateful the mayor was able to hear you and see you in the space and the vision is realized with how to create space for young people. with the leadership and your work and sharing with the experience with the admission and being part of opportunities for all. and i won't put those words in your mouth and i wanted to yield the floor to you and go inside from here also from kent from google and hopefully you are also inspired and can appreciate the intention behind and mayor breed, welcome. thank you so much for being he

cheryl davis and sarah for the opportunity, everybody on this call, it is a whole community that hasm not the only one. i know a lot of young people, right? i just have to say i want to make sure we bring the mayor in because i think you are completely why the mayor created this program. and the idea on this journey that you are wanting to' more people like you and that you want to be able to be in that space. and the energy and the passion is fire and i really appreciate that and so grateful for that and you are a part of opportunities for all and folks on the other side and on the other side and i want to taung for sharing your story. i am grateful the mayor was able to hear you and see you in the space and the vision is realized with how to create space for young people. with the leadership and your work and sharing with the experience with the admission and being part of opportunities for all. and i won't put those words in your mouth and i wanted to yield the floor to you and go inside from here also from kent from google and hopefully you are also inspired and can appreciate th

so, cheryl davis with the human rights commission. just the human rights commission, f.t.e. will increase by 7.75 from 30 to 37 mainly keeper positions. no major changes from 21-22 to 22-23. and then there is $800,000 within the dream keeper initiative within that funding that is focused on alternatives to policing. i will say that the human rights commission, 80% of the staff are people of color. we have currently about 12 vacant positions as i mentioned, majority of those, about five of those are for the dream keeper positions. and there are a few positions that we're planning to keep open for cost savings. currently, as i say, we have 30 positions open -- 30 positions within the department. and i will say that -- i don't know if it's good or bad, but that we have a high number of exempt positions, permanent and temporary. that's the reason we have a high diversity within our department. we work with folks after they're brought in to move them to a p.c.f. position, but there is a little more ability to get in people with diverse ski

cheryl gillan. the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey, joins us now from chesham. clearly, ed davyhis will send a shock wave - constituency? well, i think this will send a shock wave through| will send a shock wave through british— will send a shock wave through british politics. the liberal democrats have had good wins in the past, _ democrats have had good wins in the past, this— democrats have had good wins in the past, this is— democrats have had good wins in the past, this is our best ever by—election victory. it was repeated across _ by—election victory. it was repeated across the _ by—election victory. it was repeated across the south. literally dozens of conservative seats would fall to the liberal democrats. people talk about _ the liberal democrats. people talk about the — the liberal democrats. people talk about the red wall in the north, but they have _ about the red wall in the north, but they have forgotten about the blue wall in _ they have forgotten about the blue wall in the south. that will come tumbling — wall in the south. that will come tumbling down if this re