. >> thank you my name is suzy one thing the president of the board of directors for chinatown cdc welcome i mean, it was many, many years of work those of you who work with affordable housing know it takes a lot of effort to get the fund and do the building and planning so hats off to the team for working for seven years so hard to make that a reality. (clapping.) >> i wonder how many of you were in the bay area during theloma prieta earthquake i have in the basement of cdc i felt the architecture rolling competently we didn't know if we would see chinatown in the rubble out of that disaster came a wonderful opportunity to build affordable housing but it didn't happen automatically so many people involved and norm is getting into all the tuesdays but it highlights the role of chinatown cdc in organizing and all those ways that happened before the housing department what happen to again thank you to everyone for your involvement and support and all 9 folks that long time supporters norm an. >> thank you suzy. >> okay everyone turn to the person next to you and say you're beautiful no matte

we know p want to thank first of all the wonderful staff dedicated if chinatown stand up and make inof the companies in the housing and development staff gorgeous so many people and the full-time maintenance that be here shawn the man and full-time property management and a lot of love we want to thank our financial partners california department of housing and urban development and california tax credit committee and federal home loan test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test raymond james again mta and, of course, silicon valley thank you. the gentleman will say a few words and the humans agency thank you cindy and joyce and city attorney's office beven and kirsten thank you all our political supporters look at all the board of supervisors thank you to sxhooikz and commissioner tang supervisor kim and supervisor mar and captain david lazzaro and thank you, derrick for all the free tickets that's not in the script i added that and once again aaron and so many people to thank i'm going to cut auto u out and introduce our first speaker silicon

recognize our equality and affordable housing across san francisco i join you in applauding the chinatown development center for their leadership in stare heading this ambition project and binging hope to many of chinatown's resident your effort will give any deserving san franciscans a new and save place to call home providing save affordable housing is a matter of social and economic justice we must insure respect for every family and justice for all holders and hope for all americans today we build a future of flarns fairness and equal opportunity for all regards nancy pelosi. >> thank you (clapping.) okay. all right. politics is a part of life okay. we have our current commissioner christensen come on up. >> politics is a part of my life first, i want to welcome the individual families that have become our neighborhoods by moving into this building their blessing is whoefrthd and big big thank you to the chinatown development center a wonderful organization with such a great history essential to our neighborhood and valuable i've been proud for many years as affordable unit a neighbor

. >> just a history of chinatown, coming up next.t of people took this pick . veronica, thank you. veronica mars. also last night on the way home was a um-hmm,. >> of course, driving through and trying to figure out. >> obstacle course is what we are trying to come up with from taylor. >> and alli says, happened at the start of the storm and we still have no power. this is pennsauken, new jersey. >> okay. quincy is on the segway tour all over the city and he has made his way through chinatown. >> he is really working that segway, he is moving. >> thinks like such fun. >> now barry okay we're in chinatown, this right here, explain what this is right here. >> this mural was made in 1995 for 125 anniversary of the chinatown that we have here in philadelphia philadelphia china a town is largest behind san francisco and new york. our chinatown is resilient. it is a lot of things being built here. if you look at the mural you will notice and see right there they were going to make a prison. no prisons in chinatown. no highways. they were g

thousands of the families that credit you with serving them incredibly well by particularly for chinatownfamilies and students that are in need of those things are ignored and missed but view you as a champion thank you that was something literally we heard stores about things you've done and said so thank you in general and congratulate you on this well deserved recognize. >> commissioner wynns i want to add my thanks but to point out to people not that many people in the district that are neighborhood people grueling u grooving in the neighborhood and worked in the schools and went to the schools and connected to the community and the neighborhoods in san francisco are precious what we love to you just want to add my thanks in particular of keeping the neighborhood dedicated to the public schools thank you and plus you're not getting away we'll be calling you. >> (laughter). >> mr. superintendent. >> thank you dr. murase ken wijsz thank you on behalf of the students who's lives you've touched not many people get to invite their family to come have a picnic in their square but i remember

we had a transformer fire in chinatown over the weekend. traffic lights are still out here and this is eighth and vine folks coming in over ben franklin know that famous eighth and vine traffic signal right there. no lights. this is a mess. this caused big delays, last night, coming into philadelphia for fire works show and i'm kind of surprised that they don't have them working for a morning rush hour. obviously it is american just hitting reset button. it probably has something to do with that transformer fire that occurred saturday night in chinatown. so again be prepared for delays either exiting the vine from center city and coming in over ben franklin bridge this morning again coming over the benny that first traffic signal is at eighth and vine. and then through chinatown race street still block at tenth with the power crew making repairs from the transformer fire. delays coming into center city. in your neighborhood storms from saturday could have taken down more power lines and trees, there are a number of intersections that the li

now saturday into sunday we had a transformer fire in chinatown. right now race street is blocked at tenth street. now they have stop signs up, and the power crews are still there. when they put a stop sign up, that is a sign it will not be repaired anytime quick. so using market street would be your best bet. that is what i did. i bumped over a couple on market but race street closed right there at tenth in the heart of the chinatown. they are still work ago long the pennsy turnpike when you come over the connection bridge in toward pennsylvania, a work crew between the bridgette self all the way over through philadelphia bensalem in towards, route one. and in new jersey, again storm damage, remains with us here the 295 ramps to exit 17 remain closed. otherwise bridges look fine and no delays on mass transit. lauren, back over to you. >>> lets look at our top stories. gloucester county resident, six days after losing power from last week's powerful storms. fox 29 steve keeley live in new jersey with more. i can't imagine steve. >> reporter: he wel

mary's it predated chinatown when it become time to take advantage of the historical transfer development rights moving it into the c-3 makes sense but only to construct that for this site in a chinatown special use district as i remember or chinatown commercial i can't remember the zoning by that's why this legislation is gnarling craftsed we don't want mom to take advantage of that unless they're an anywhere image of momma's you've got a 50 percent usage for the grocery stores component and total size of 5 thousand square feet and ground level 15 most years vacant and couple of thing we have on this it make perfect sense a lot of work went into constructing it, it is going to do this this is an outline win and no loss mraundz mr. sanchez said it is imperfect hard i'm going who is the - would wanted to take over this is a concept that has to stand alone you have a loss leader of the grocery store from the grocery store didn't generate enough to support it's will will feed off the profit from the restaurant there are conditions included and call roll anyone what make sure it is, in fact,

this all started on saturday night when a transformer fire broke out, and in chinatown. so as we go back to the maps anyone coming into philadelphia yesterday you felt the brunt of those traffic light defective there at eighth and vine and they are still there. it is not that there is any power, or they are blinking they are without power because of the transformer being knocked out and that has race street closed from seventh to tenth. coming into philly on the ben franklin be prepared, lights are out at that intersection and also, at seventh and vine and eighth and vine and then northbound lanes have of 295 actually north and south steve will tell us about this in a second. off ramps to exit number 17 remain closed as a result of the last weeks storms and we are seeing extra volume on the 42 freeway and 55. all those road back from the shore, folks stayed down an extra day yesterday to soak up some sun. we will come right in the office this morning and we will see extra volume on a monday. chris and alex, back over to you. >>> this is out of gloucester county. sky fox

sophie lee from sunset elementary school (clapping) sophie grew up in chinatown a dedicated educator for 40 years (clapping.) poor thing you were not yelling 59 children were you just checking (laughter) our next principle is it lee the principle frank middle school he's a third-generation san franciscan grew up in the north beach chinatown neighborhood where he's a principle and tended francisco middle school and norman did you you're a francisco; right? >> four years as principle after 5 years he's worked as a teacher at dean at various schools to make the school strong comprehensive services for families he coined the modesty work harder and kick it up a notch one of the amazing leaders and we're going to miss him he's retiring this year but kenny congratulation and thank you for your terrific work (clapping) and what did you get. >> san francisco opera and historic john's grill. >> thank you enjoy that thank you (clapping.) and last but not least barney i didn't pain lee (clapping) the principle of abraham lincoln high school he's a noah valley native attended another lowell high

project awhile great today i think unfortunately took over seven years to be able to produce and chinatown and our neighborhoods didn't feel the benefits of the tear down of the embarcadero the way other neighborhoods felt simultaneously i went through many years with the chinatown businesses and residents to suffer the impacts of that and so this is one of those rare moments what years after we get to celebrate a few of the things that many parts of waterfront celebrated many, many years ahead of us this is why wore in a hurry this is why we want more andreas and by the way, fiona i didn't move in about mrs. flores he welcomed her i want to make sure i said that correctly in those election times you never know when the media is looking for in this borrowing year but i wanted to say i'm appreciative of all the elements of our community coming together i'm going to ask to you stay together on the sites like here the sites we respect opened in the tenderloin and ocean avenue and fourth street mission bay all those citing sites we need to accelerate this so it it if take 7 or 9 years in the c

but you don't have to visit chinatown in order to find ivory for sale. plenty of it readily available on the internet. in march, the international fund for animal welfare conducted a small survey of 28 cities and towns on the popular online trading site craigslist. they found more than 500 ivory or suspected ivory items for sale. >> they were being advertised for nearly $1.5 million. >> and that's just a fraction of what is out there. >> there are many platforms out there. there's ebay craigslist but then there are also other smaller sites. >> reporter: now california lawmakers are pushing a new law that would ban all sales of ivory, no matter how old beginning next year in america's most populous state. animal rights activists say the california law is an important step setting an example for other states and other countries, and just possibly helping to stop the elephant's march to oblivion. >>> 200 years since the defeat of napoleon bonaparte a reenactment is taking place. >> reporter: here we see the emperor in the french camp and people are shouting

but around 2:30 this afternoon, police found santiago in a store in chinatown. >> most of us have not slept all night and just to be looking for her and you know, everybody and all our loved ones, friends, family, and we want to thank you guys for looking. >> the family says they may now put a gps device on their grandma to prevent anymore disappearances. >>> driverless cars are practically here. after the break, tom vacar gets in one for a spin. he will show us all the features and just how well it did when it comes to parallel parking. >>> also, the story of a bay area pilot credited for the miracle on the hudson is now slated for the big screen. and we just learned the big name hollywood director behind the film. >>> we are tracking the clouds that were there this morning that will be back tomorrow morning. we'll let you know what you can expect as we head into your bay area wednesday. i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyo

lot of time, as always working with the public and we did have one clean interceptor meeting in chinatown are new supervisor cushions and did attend. we do get a lot of traffic on our social media platforms. our sewer video is the most watched video that the puc has ever produced. just imagine. we have 18,000 303 views. 92% of those are from the us incident we had a few hits in australia and spain were starting a blog. will begin the green infrastructure construction we will have a blog that's ongoing to be great because weber capture people's thoughts and were looking for to working with -- i didn't get along with some of our projects we have in some job training that is a good one of the root document that process that's occurring as well as the contractor's assistant center training that were doing. lastly, it's always fun when we know the summers because sometimes it's hard to talk about the weather here, but our 21 interns have started and certainly they're really impressive group and are here today. give it a wave, interns. >>[applause] >> i had a chance to tell them about myself an

there was a transformer fire in chinatown and this powered those traffic lights. they are still working on fixing the situation hererast street blocked between seventh and tenth. railroad gates are now stuck in the down position in norristown at main and markly. big delays on the pennsy turnpike from willow grove all the way into mid county, combination of the morning volume and wick sun glare. no complaints because it sound like today is best day out of the week for sun glare. septa running with some delays, about 20 minutes on the norristown lineman i young and using shuttle buses on route 15, 101, 102 all due to track work. chris and alex, back to you. >>> new jersey governor chris christie announced service restoration time line for south jersey residents affected by power outages. >> ac electric says they are working hard to reduce outage toss 1 percent in affected households by this morning. steve keeley lives in gloucester county where, tempers are flaring, steve. >> reporter: it is 25 percent last official note fridays here in this town. that is a lot of p

. >> reporter: we're here in chinatown, downtown d.c. not exactly the kind of place when you think of green spaces. but there's a new organization that's taking advantage of rooftops to provide healthy food options and also help property owners in the process. i'm zachary kiesch. i'll have that story coming right up. >>> oh my take a look at this. this is a live look at downtown reston, virginia. not only do we have showers and mists across the area, wet roads but also some fog. when will it all lift out? the answer when news4 at 5 returns. >>> one resident said crimes like this just don't happen in their neighborhood. >> frederick police investigating the city's first murder of the year. a woman was found dead late yesterday afternoon in her condominium on heather ridge drive. that's near ft. dietrich. today police say that there's evidence someone killed her. news4's meagan fitzgerald joins us now live from the scene with new details. >> reporter: jim, police aren't telling us exactly what type of evidence they found inside that condo

. >> my mom a a long time ago at the chinatown center we had a lunch center i've been had whatever movingaway from a national location because of the renting of money no mcdonald's thank you. >> thank you very much anything else wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues, can i have a motion to move this forward. >> i move we send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor mar we'll take that without objection. >> mr. clerk any other business before this commission. >> no other business before this commission today and thank you very much we're adjourned you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses

chÁvez comienza el boulevard chinatown. venden un sin fin de remedios esto es pescado seco? >> sÍ. luis: y esto es caballito de mar? >> sÍ. luis: y todo esto es medicina? erika: nuestros ancestros piensa en que la medicina es toda natural. luis: quÉ mÁs si me invitas a comer? erika: vamos a comer comida china. Éste es mi plato favorito. luis: a ver. ♪ luis: y para bajar la pancita, pues caminamos otro poquito. erika, me ha gustado mucho el recorrido pero la verdad ya me cansÉ. erika: no hay problema. aquÍ en chinatown tienes el lugar perfecto. luis: no se ustedes. pero para mÍ este fue el mejor. >> que envidia. lourdes: que increÍble es la cultura china. la verdad que tanto que ofrecer y tantas cosas que podemos aprender de su cultura y lo que han hecho. francisca: asÍ es. definitivamente. >> visita aumentan las ventas de autos electrÓnicos. hecho: advil acción rápida está diseñada con una capa ultra delgada y tecnología advil ion core de rápida absorbencia para detener dolores de cabeza y otros dolores fuertes. rápido. no

project awhile great today i think unfortunately took over seven years to be able to produce and chinatown and our neighborhoods didn't feel the benefits of the tear down of the embarcadero the way other neighborhoods felt simultaneously i went throu >> okay good afternoon. at this point welcome back from the recess of monday, june 22, 2015 of our budget & finance we're continuing with items 2 and 3 and what i'd like to do at this point, i understand that since we wanted to recess we've had 3 departments that came into agreements i'd like to invite them up the sheriff's department and the dcyf if you could someone from the did not have our budget analyst report. >> sheriff. >> good afternoon mr. chair and supervisors yes (laughter) we are in agreement we're in agreement i guess you want to hear in the budget analyst we have a quick response. >> well sheriff weight take the others departments in agreement and do it as a group. >> okay. >> dcyf i saw mr. sue and director ram quickly make sure on the mike you're in agreement. >> thank you, supervisors john ram i'm happy to say we've reached o

. >> this is the chinatown section of san francisco. using a hidden camera we saw ivory for sale. while the u.s. bans ivory tusks there's a loophole. anteeing ivory is league -- antique ivory is legal. it's nearly impossible to tell what is new and not. sellers often treat ivory to make it look old. >> reporter: you don't have to visit chinatown, it's available a few keyboard clicks away on the internet. in march the international fun for animals conducted a survey on 28 cities and towns on the popular trading site craigslist. investigators found more than 500 ivory its for sale. altogether the its were advertised for 1.5 million. >> and that is a fraction of what is out there. >> there are many many platforms out there. there's the winners like ebay craigslist has traffic. and there are other smaller its. >> californian laws are pushing laws mapping all sales of ivory, no matter how old, beginning next year in america's popular state. animal rights activists say the californian law is an important step setting examples and helping to stop the elephant's march to oblivion. >> all

>>> they're trying to figure out what knocked power out to hundreds of people in philadelphia's chinatowneighborhood this morning. they tell us only three customers are now without power near 8th and ray streets. >>> here are some updated power outage numbers for you tonight. atlantic city electric is working to restore electricity to more than 16,000 customers. more than 1,400 outages reported in the philadelphia area. while delmarva has more than 250 customers without power. our entire weekend was not a washout. today turned out to be dry and cooler summer sunday. our meteorologist is tracking &n7) tonight's much calmer conditions and breezy too. >> it is breezy. you saw on the widehg ay and a really nice night. 72 in allen town 72 in lancaster. a little cooler though, mt. pocono. we have a breeze in place out of the southwest. we're looking at winds from five to 15 miles per hour. gusting a little higher than that. a really nice june evening. by 7:00 breezy. 11:00, 69. we'll talk more about the nice start to the workweek and then we're tracking several chances for some storms. >>> new

larkin particular in chinatown in particular cavities are atal epidemic levels among children we need to absent o act and begin to see is changes in the sugar sweetened beverages as a society and in our public health community berkley passed a soda test and we're seeing the benefits last week sf showed the leadership in an important area of public health department it will not serve sugar sweetened beverages in any of it's facilities and, of course last fall in san francisco 56 percent of san francisco voters voted in favor of creating a soda tax for to fund recreation programs and 56 percent of the voters voted yes spent the soda industry spending $10 million that made clear the san franciscans want us to take action during the campaign we were hearing from the supporters and on the we need to do more to educate the public we absolutely do need to do more this health warning will give people more information about the health impacts of soda and other swkdz with this information people will be able to make educated choices about whether or not they will consume sugar sweetened beverag

earlier in the morning four people were stabbed in chinatown following an argument in a store. the weekend violence has some people, who live here, worried and others bracing for more. >> during the summer, violent crimes increase. so, i am will not -- the weather is getting warmer. so, unfort fatly i think that will be just par for the course. >> i always -- unfortunately i think that will be just par for the course. >> i always look at the people around me. not to live in fear but to be responsive. >> right now the homicide rate in dc is 8% higher than last year. >>> a northern new york town is on a lockdown. two convicted killers are on the loose. they broke out of the maximum security prison over the weekend. their deeing escape was like a real live movie. popping out of a manhole and make a run for it. so far the police say they are not sure how they got away with it. >> there is limited surveillance tapes, nothing is fruitful for us at this time. >> now, matt was serving 25 years to life for killing and dismembering his boss. sweat was in for life for killing a sheriff's

clients, no matter how old they are, no matter how little english they know, they know how to get to chinatownmeaning they know how to get to our clinic. 85 percent of our staff is bilingual because we are serving many monolingual chinese patients. they can be child care providers so our clients can go out and work. >> we found more and more women of child bearing age come down with cancer and they have kids and the kids were having a horrible time and parents were having a horrible time. how do parents tell their kids they may not be here? what we do is provide a place and the material and support and then they figure out their own truth, what it means to them. i see the behavior change in front of my eyes. maybe they have never been able to go out of boundaries, their lives have been so rigid to sort of expressing that makes tremendous changes. because we did what we did, it is now sort of a nationwide model. >> i think you would be surprised if you come to these clinics. many of them i think would be your neighbors if you knew that. often times we just don't discuss that. we treat husband a

cleansing done in san francisco latinos of african-americans, about elite, chinese-americans, in chinatown. so, this board also with the supervisor also voted to stop homeless people were lgbt which represent a third of the homes puppet population to not sleep on a comfortable grass in the park but the forced to sleep on hard concrete inhumanity of that is beyond comprehension. what would harvey milk say. would he also be embarrassed that a person's gait like myself represent such anti-gate, such homophobic, such despicable ways of looking at human beings. yes, this ethnic cleansing that continues to go on in san francisco is around us and very little is very done about it but i notice the word ethnic cleansing is being used more more in his chambers on the radio, in the media, and there is a reason for that because it buys what is happening. force location of 8000 latinos in the mission not willingly, but force people up to 90 years old. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am -- fascists and answered anti-semitic country. 17 years ago the united states [inaudible] 500 women and jewis

. >> my mom a a long time ago at the chinatown center we had a lunch center i've been had whatever moving away from a national location because of the renting of money no mcdonald's thank you. >> thank you very much anything else wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues, can i have a motion to move this forward. >> i move we send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor mar we'll take that without objection. >> mr. clerk any other business before this commission. >> no other business before this commission today and thank you very much we're adjourned . >> cynthia goldstein welcome to the board of supervisors budget & finance committee dumb my name is it supervisor farrell i'll be chairing and joined by supervisor tang and supervisor yee and supervisor mar and supervisor wiener want to thank the clerk andrea ashbury as well as the members of sfgovtv jessie larson and charles kremenak that madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today wil

san francisco when i'm gone and those people are gone san francisco will be gone no fillmore or chinatown and the mission is all that is left and bayview hunters point is on it's way out i'm san francisco whether you like it are not my appearances are not i'm san francisco thank you (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you. good evening to everyone i'm stephanie i'm a san francisco state university student i'm here to demand the economic and environmental rights (clapping.) so most importantly i'm here representing the modern age ever indigenous culture i'm here to preserve my identity no other place represents this with that said the greatest gift to be present as a healer eerie pray to our creator ois you all those testimonials will wake you the common ground we're all human beings in pursuant of health and happens when the beetles were spreading words like john less than no one imagine all the love while you support this moratorium and have the creative violation and the joy you feel in our hearts knowing the decision allow the heart of this city to thrive and support of culture of san fran

. >> upon a matter of concern of early care for teenagers teenager age office education and chinatown there is a golden elementary school and then - two set of school education for - >> sir, do you have anything to comment on item 8 thank you public comment is closed. >> this item we want to do it send to the full board i want to entertain a recommendation for the next meeting july 7th. >> motion pie supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor wiener we'll take that without objection. >> thank you okay county education office rotten field. >> briefly the county education in front of you is a state law that the county fund a certain arrangement this is a mandatory requirement a function of state law for counties to fund almost a act for the board of supervisors to continue. >> we'll not have a budget analyst report so colleagues, any questions we'll raise that going forward we've submitted consider that heard last but not least we have the department of public health. >> mr. wagner and mr. garcia here. >> good afternoon, supervisors barbara garcia director of health we want to give you

are initiated in nature changes in the 1980s under mayor feinstein the controls for tenderloin and chinatown those areas were rezoned and in 2000 in the last bubble the eastern neighborhoods had interim controls for the whole sdriblthd to protect the pdr beyond this what they do you the control the department will discourage quote divulge the daytime of pdr or possibly development potential affordable housing sites or other categories that you define it is normal normal that interim controls yet there's nothing coming from here nothing i'm astonished okay being a 40 engineer observer i'm astonished no leadership okay. what every happens in the mission good by art and pdr i'm astonished this commission has advocated limp obviously the neighborhood is extraordinarily aroused i can't stand why you're not doing anything. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'd like to make a comment on an item that had been couple for discussion in other month or so i understand it is a time when i'm out of town the 5 m project an important issue for the future

limitation of job functions uptight because of their job a missionary i felt freely freedom of speech in chinatown see. >> thank you are there any other members of the public wish to comment. >> good morning. i'm claudine with the achieves and community development i want to take a moment to thank christen and allen for their hard work i ask and the department asks a lot of them this is volunteer time and put in years with the stabilization fund we're getting into a critical time where we do for housing and particular small sites and their dedication to 9 community is invaluable i want to support theiry appointments thank you. >> thank you very much and he seeing no other members of the public coming forward we'll close public comment. >> through the chair i didn't make the motion but formally make the motion for the two seats 4 and 5 and i move we send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> seconded by supervisor wiener and we'll take that without objection. okay. so supervisor wiener is here and supervisor cowen instead we'll have a motion to excuse supervisor cowen. >> seconded

be minded and at 19 and delores some can be flashing i think it is important to look at like in chinatown it works wonderfully after 9 o'clock at night all the lights are flashing except for sacramento but their flashing i worked with a traffic engineer it works great the evidence of pedestrians a minimal on stockton street so maybe looking at especially 19th street and taylor's to have flashing lights or after a certain hour because they're only maine for pedestrians but taylor's is heavy during the day but after 9 at night they're by cars it is important not to implement traffic but by safety if safety there's no one to have safety so so i appreciate your time and also the light out here for example the light out here it is important that the light in front of the city hall matches the lights in the intersection it didn't seem to be working that. >> motion to approve. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the i's have it now 10 point one g. >> gordon right now. >> good afternoon, sir. >> i'm here to comment on the stop sign on san jose and lake view about a week ago a child was kill