update on the ab 2374 the construction manager general contractor bill we are supported by assemblyman chiu heard at the transportation it passed out of committee eric of our staff and soould presented it and others were in support so i think you're working with the coalitions and interests that have been expressed concern over similar bills their satisfied that is a narrow scope of application of the delivery mechanism their satisfied that they're not going to approve it so hopefully that move forward and finally just you know we've been present on what was going on in the measure for the state level the 3 proposals that are on the table in the assembly the senate discretion on transportation and the governors proposal nothing has happened but we expect activities in general there are on the one hand it will be a challenge to there the revenue to require 3/4ths so the real battle over the cap & trade fund that are left at the discretion of the legislator and the governor with that, i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> or ask mark to get back with you. >> i want to ask abo

chiu come to the podium please.o, please translate to her this is periodically about thank you for having me r continuing this and now suggested ise continui now suggested iscontinuing this now suggested is june 8th. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> why you guys need to postpone the case. >> we don't have enough information to continue this case. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> okay. so actually, the inspector come twice to come with us and then the owner not on the door. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this is so - the only question is june 8th going to be okay for her that's the date we chosen at this point speeding i need to ask my member of the business. >> that's fine okay june 8th. >> thank you, thank you. >> so is that motion from you commissioner fung. >> move to continue this to june 8th. >> do you want to allow the permit holder to submit documents or the deadline for submittal is past so be allowed to do it. >> we didn't get anything. >> prior to the hearing 8 days. >> we didn't get it before she

before her appointment she served as legislative aide to supervisor chiu.ay you'll get to know her and the issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor. thank you for join using us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with a little about your background. where you grew up, went to school and what kind of jobs you had in the past. >> sure, i grew up in the sunset district. still live there. spent about 20 years living in the sunset district and just am so proud to be able to represent the district that i grew up in and where my parents still live. i had gone through the public education system and went to neighborhood schools throughout the sunset district. so, had gone to francis scott key elementary school, hoover middle school, lowell high school and am just so proud to be able to come back full circle to support a lot of those schools that i went to and be part of that community in a very integral way. >> so, you spent most of your life in san francisco. why did you choose to live in the city? >> well, first of all, my parents decided to move us to

put out a more thorough report i know that was a particular keen issue for formerly budget director chiu, i think you'll see we made a lot of progress in that area as far as focusing on young people all at knead programs a lot of the outreach our summer jobs are concentrated on the high schools in san francisco because it is pretty much who live in san francisco and look like san francisco so we're very, very great deal aggressively in the schools some of the kids were hired in 1994 for the first jobs program in the mission are now police officers the cadets that become police cadets in the academy that farm system fulsome u, if you will, of the public high schools in san francisco is actually the bulwark of our recruiting efforts to get young people from san francisco into the police department we agree they make the best police officers for san francisco. >> and you don't have to have the numbers day i'm curious of the numbers of the beat program that make it through the academy and become police officers. >> maybe i can tell you who is in and planning to be in. >> that would be great.

but last fall, before the election, assemblyman david chiu said the current short- term rental law was> we need time to law this to go into effect. the measure prop f was too extreme. >> reporter: another problem the report points out since february 2015 just over a quarter of unhosted entire homeless [ indiscernible ] home alsoings appear to have been rented out for more than 90 days in violation of city law. the board of supervisors will try to modify the current law. details are being kept quiet. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> ie, how does airbnb feel about this new report. >> reporter: they recognize that there are issues. last week they said they wanted to crack down also on these people who are either renting out multiple properties or renting their properties out for more than 90 days. back to you. >> thank you, jackie ward. >>> in the east bay a dental assistant is now behind bars accused of a sickening act in the exam room. alejandro saro is charged with child molestation, multiple counts. an 8-year-old girl said he touched her inappropriately during an appointment. he had several vi

last fall before the election david chiu said the current short-term rental law was enough regulation to go into effect, the measure that was in front of voters today prop f was frankly just too extreme. >> reporter: another problem this report says, since february 2015 just over a quarter of unhosted entire home listings appear to have been rented for more than 90 days. that's a violation of city law. so now, the board of supervisors will attempt to modify the current law in place but details on that are being kept quiet. in pacific heights, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> how does airbnb feel about this new report? >> reporter: actually, just last week, they have already come out and said that they too want to crack down on this sort of thing. they want to remove the people who have multiple listings and who are renting for longer than they should be. back to you. >> all right, jackie ward in san francisco, thank you. >>> a san francisco police shooting is now under investigation this morning. officers shot and killed a homeless man who had been living in a tent in the mission. when police

the second measure staff is recommended support for is by assembly member chiu on page 18 and this deals with bus safety inspections. established criteria and requires dmv to notify public utilities commission can when a bus companies first register as vehicle that isn't happening yet so this steps in and takes or addresses that gap in notification. then if there is a inspection and not a satisfactory rating the bus is prohibited to be used from that company. the next mexer measure is special session bill, abx 1 is our framing for special session. number 18 is found on page 25 of the matrix. this bill that mr. linder would return state truck weight fees that are collected and used to offset transportation general obligation bond debt service squu mounts to about a billion dollars a year and this is a proposal to return the truck weight fees back to transportation services where they have been used for years and years. it has a potential impact on the general funds because the general fund has the obligation to make debt service payments so that is the fiscal and policy tension bringing t

put out a more thorough report i know that was a particular keen issue for formerly budget director chiu, i think you'll see we made a lot of progress in that area as far as focusing on young people all at knead programs a lot of the outreach our summer jobs are concentrated on the high schools in san francisco because it is pretty much who live in san francisco and look like san francisco so we're very, very great deal aggressively in the schools some of the kids were hired in 1994 for the first jobs program in the mission are now police officers the cadets that become police cadets in the academy that farm system fulsome u, if you will, of the public high schools in san francisco is actually the bulwark of our recruiting efforts to get young people from san francisco into the police department we agree they make the best police officers for san francisco. >> and you don't have to have the numbers day i'm curious of the numbers of the beat program that make it through the academy and become police officers. >> maybe i can tell you who is in and planning to be in. >> that would be great.

. >> thank you, dom chiu. how how long do you see this happening?ob explaining the normal relationship between dollar and commodities. for the past month or so, however, the correlation as dom was explaining has broken down, and it might well be a -- a certain manifestation of the fact that at the margin and at the margin, the last 2% or 3% of buyers who put prize up, it's the last 2% of sellers who put prices down. at the margin perhaps what we're seeing is a lesser respect for the u.s. dollar and a greater use of other currencies to buy commodities. we might be seeing more pricing of crude oil in -- in asia in remimbi terms and greater prices of grains in europe in euro terms. we may be seeing greater pricing of commodities, base metals, for example, in yen terms in aship. i think that's what's really happening here. do i think that's going to continue and will the u.s. give up its position as a -- its position? i don't think so. the remimbi will become a more important currency and on balance a stronger dollar will beget weaker dollar prices and

. >> brian chiu, director of housing development. you see before you four resolutions taken as a whole that will allow us to submit the whole action plan by may 2016 to hud requesting relief of those four formula grants that san francisco receives. as you are aware the block grant program funds a variety of social services programs as well as capital facilities for organizations that primarily serve low and moderate income here in san francisco. the program, housing opportunities for persons with aids, for rental subsidies and operational subsidies for san francisco residents with hiv or aids. the home program offers funding for new construction for affordable housing and the emergency solutions grants program provides funding for homeless services and from homeless prevention services. as we are moving into the second year, 16-17 is the second year of a multiyear funding cycle. we were fortunate in that we were able to maintain the current funding levels for all of our grantees, the cdbg program grant last year, it was less than $25

that would make things clearer and one other thing going forward commissioner woo ho said if david chius carrying our water we want to commend report in sacramento they're lobbying on our behalf i think we deserve some clarity someone came up to me and said they're in sacramento lobbying on behalf of you guys giants i would say what we need a heads up and be involved i know they're not doing anything wrong david chiu is a friend of mine but i'd like them to send a representative they come down and let the commission know what they're doing we are clear when the technicalities we need to know as a commission thank you. >> amy motion to adjourn. >> second. >> one other bill commissioner woo ho is going to be gone in may so thirty 32 can we do it in june that's her issue i want her here i'm sorry, i want to say that. >> appreciate it. >> you know what i'm going to be gone one of the may meetings it is planned a long time ago tuesday the 24. >> all right. know that thank you a motion to adjourn has been said. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? 615 we're adjourned thank you. >> and th

update on the ab 2374 the construction manager general contractor bill we are supported by assemblyman chiu heard at the transportation it passed out of committee eric of our staff and soould presented it and others were in support so i think you're working with the coalitions and interests that have been expressed concern over similar bills their satisfied that is a narrow scope of application of the delivery mechanism their satisfied that they're not going to approve it so hopefully that move forward and finally just you know we've been present on what was going on in the measure for the state level the 3 proposals that are on the table in the assembly the senate discretion on transportation and the governors proposal nothing has happened but we expect activities in general there are on the one hand it will be a challenge to there the revenue to require 3/4ths so the real battle over the cap & trade fund that are left at the discretion of the legislator and the governor with that, i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> or ask mark to get back with you. >> i want to ask abo

update on the ab 2374 the construction manager general contractor bill we are supported by assemblyman chiu heard at the transportation it passed out of committee eric of our staff and soould presented it and others were in support so i think you're working with the coalitions and interests that have been expressed concern over similar bills their satisfied that is a narrow scope of application of the delivery mechanism their satisfied that they're not going to approve it so hopefully that move forward and finally just you know we've been present on what was going on in the measure for the state level the 3 proposals that are on the table in the assembly the senate discretion on transportation and the governors proposal nothing has happened but we expect activities in general there are on the one hand it will be a challenge to there the revenue to require 3/4ths so the real battle over the cap & trade fund that are left at the discretion of the legislator and the governor with that, i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> or ask mark to get back with you. >> i want to ask abo

that would make things clearer and one other thing going forward commissioner woo ho said if david chiu is carrying our water we want to commend report in sacramento they're lobbying on our behalf i think we deserve some clarity someone came up to me and said they're in sacramento lobbying on behalf of you guys giants i would say what we need a heads up and be involved i know they're not doing anything wrong david chiu is a friend of mine but i'd like them to send a representative they come down and let the commission know what they're doing we are clear when the technicalities we need to know as a commissionhank you. >> amy motion to adjourn. >> second. >> one other bill commissioner woo ho is going to be gone in may so thirty 32 can we do it in june that's her issue i want her here i'm sorry, i want to say that. >> appreciate it. >> you know what i'm going to be gone one of the may meetings it is planned a long time ago tuesday the 24. >> all right. know that thank you a motion to adjourn has been said. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? 615 we're adjourned thank you. >> and th

>> we've been talking to assemblymember chiu chu and this year to get into the process, we were working closely with the city of san jose and we were really taking their lead at this time and working with members of their delegation and the end of the process by which we needed to have an author, they decided they weren't ready, and so there was not much time left and i think that our delegation has seen what it means to westbound on camera legislation in sacramento. >> has there been -- do we have coalition members and advocates and other city members to help us do a multiprong approach, so san jose is working on their representative, we're working on assemblyman chu, l.a. is the other major city i assume that might be interested. >> l.a. is not there yet on the camera proposal, they are looking at rebooting on how speed limits are set in los angeles, they're focused on speed, it came to our attention last week that the city of coranato had a unanimous council decision to enforce speed enforcement, the city of sacramento in the last month has adopted vision zero commitment, so for all

update on the ab 2374 the construction manager general contractor bill we are supported by assemblyman chiu heard at the transportation it passed out of committee eric of our staff and soould presented it and others were in support so i think you're working with the coalitions and interests that have been expressed concern over similar bills their satisfied that is a narrow scope of application of the delivery mechanism their satisfied that they're not going to approve it so hopefully that move forward and finally just you know we've been present on what was going on in the measure for the state level the 3 proposals that are on the table in the assembly the senate discretion on transportation and the governors proposal nothing has happened but we expect activities in general there are on the one hand it will be a challenge to there the revenue to require 3/4ths so the real battle over the cap & trade fund that are left at the discretion of the legislator and the governor with that, i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> or ask mark to get back with you. >> i want to ask abo

so we would secure an authorror which could be one of the members of our delegation so member chiu, ting, the next senator or it could be someone from a different delegation so we were working closely with the city of san jose who is also interested in doing a pilot program so it could be any one of those member and they would propose it to the state to their state -- to the assembly or the senate depending who introduces it and has to be approved by the governor and we already got the go ahead from the board of supervisors to pass a resolution and this is one of the mayor's top legislative priorities as well, so we're all approved. >> okay. >> it's a state issue at this point. >> i just want that cleared up and know what the process looks like. yeah, thanks. >> yeah. >> i was just going to follow up to ask where has been the opposition? why is it that california and new york have not actually gone into this in terms of legislation already at the state level if it seems so obvious that this is a way to stop pedestrian -- well, just stop any injurys? >> well new york does have automated s

>> we've been talking to assemblymember chiu chu and this year to get into the process, we were working closely with the city of san jose and we were really taking their lead at this time and working with members of their delegation and the end of the process by which we needed to have an author, they decided they weren't ready, and so there was not much time left and i think that our delegation has seen what it means to westbound on camera legislation in sacramento. >> has there been -- do we have coalition members and advocates and other city members to help us do a multiprong approach, so san jose is working on their representative, we're working on assemblyman chu, l.a. is the other major city i assume that might be interested. >> l.a. is not there yet on the camera proposal, they are looking at rebooting on how speed limits are set in los angeles, they're focused on speed, it came to our attention last week that the city of coranato had a unanimous council decision to enforce speed enforcement, the city of sacramento in the last month has adopted vision zero commitment, so for all

leno, a summary member david chiu and phil tang and hopeful that press san francisco county, which has led the state in affordable housing reduction can be treated differently than the other 57 counties and 481 cities across california. to give you a quick stop shut the last regional housing assessment cycle document that san francisco had contributed 7604 from the affordable low and moderate income new housing units and 13,000 from the affordable low and moderate income new housing units and 13,391 about moderate income new housing units. today, there are couple of assembly bills 82 501 nab 2522 about both of them well intended as intervention tools for statewide applications personally i don't believe it appropriate fit for us here in san francisco. we fully understand the challenge with local jurisdictions unfriendly to affordable housing but we have developed here a tool locally that should be allowed to stand on its own. so, i look forward to having that resolution before all of us for a vote on next tuesday. i am also requesting department of building inspections provide a best e

workers bill of rights, which i helped to author, along with jobs for justice and assemblyman david chiu the challenges of rule-making show donna's experience and her understanding of the regulatory frameworks of local, state and federal laws. because of olse's successful model, donnas a commitment to work welcome the grassroots communication organizers has helped the most disenfranchised workers to fighttor their works and build empowerment efforts and combat wage-theft. san francisco has been so fortunate to have donna's dedication to workers' rights. donnella, you have left a remarkable legacy behind and hopefully one that will remain with us for years to come. we have big shoes to fill that you are leaving. donna, as we move forward, i and my colleagues hope that the mayor and the city will fill this position with a strong champion like you, for workers' rights. as you have been and that we find the same steady and skilled leadership that you have provided, especially someone with the understanding of the legislative framework. >> supervisor campos is on the roster. >> thank you very

christian chiu is not going to be here. we'll open up items 4 for public comment. i have a few cards here. devon turner and -- ( calling names ) >> i'm brian wallace. i'm sorry, i have to get to work. frank has been a real big influence in social justice. i have been on different boards he was also one of the influential leaders of getting involved in the community. frank is pragmatic and understand and gets along with a lot of people. thank you. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you very much. next speaker, please. public speaker: good afternoon. i have had the opportunity to work with frank for 11 years in cofounding and leading the neighborhood association. i know from working with frank, that he see's the big picture. is very reliable and dependable. is fair and balanced in his approach to issues. is very honest. he cares very deeply about san francisco, it's neighborhood and people and works extremely well with others. i ask for your support of mr. cannata. >> i'm sorry, i misread the handwriting. i thought you sounded familiar. next speaker, please. public speake

so we would secure an authorror which could be one of the members of our delegation so member chiu, ting, the next senator or it could be someone from a different delegation so we were working closely with the city of san jose who is also interested in doing a pilot program so it could be any one of those member and they would propose it to the state to their state -- to the assembly or the senate depending who introduces it and has to be approved by the governor and we already got the go ahead from the board of supervisors to pass a resolution and this is one of the mayor's top legislative priorities as well, so we're all approved. >> okay. >> it's a state issue at this point. >> i just want that cleared up and know what the process looks like. yeah, thanks. >> yeah. >> i was just going to follow up to ask where has been the opposition? why is it that california and new york have not actually gone into this in terms of legislation already at the state level if it seems so obvious that this is a way to stop pedestrian -- well, just stop any injurys? >> well new york does have automated s

christian chiu is not going to be here. we'll open up items 4 for public comment. i have a few cards here. devon turner and -- ( calling names ) >> i'm brian wallace. i'm sorry, i have to get to work. frank has been a real big influence in social justice. i have been on different boards he was also one of the influential leaders of getting involved in the community. frank is pragmatic and understand and gets along with a lot of people. thank you. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you very much. next speaker, please. public speaker: good afternoon. i have had the opportunity to work with frank for 11 years in cofounding and leading the neighborhood association. i know from working with frank, that he see's the big picture. is very reliable and dependable. is fair and balanced in his approach to issues. is very honest. he cares very deeply about san francisco, it's neighborhood and people and works extremely well with others. i ask for your support of mr. cannata. >> i'm sorry, i misread the handwriting. i thought you sounded familiar. next speaker, please. public speake

leno, a summary member david chiu and phil tang and hopeful that press san francisco county, which has led the state in affordable housing reduction can be treated differently than the other 57 counties and 481 cities across california. to give you a quick stop shut the last regional housing assessment cycle document that san francisco had contributed 7604 from the affordable low and moderate income new housing units and 13,000 from the affordable low and moderate income new housing units and 13,391 about moderate income new housing units. today, there are couple of assembly bills 82 501 nab 2522 about both of them well intended as intervention tools for statewide applications personally i don't believe it appropriate fit for us here in san francisco. we fully understand the challenge with local jurisdictions unfriendly to affordable housing but we have developed here a tool locally that should be allowed to stand on its own. so, i look forward to having that resolution before all of us for a vote on next tuesday. i am also requesting department of building inspections provide a best e

update on the ab 2374 the construction manager general contractor bill we are supported by assemblyman chiu heard at the transportation it passed out of committee eric of our staff and soould presented it and others were in support so i think you're working with the coalitions and interests that have been expressed concern over similar bills their satisfied that is a narrow scope of application of the delivery mechanism their satisfied that they're not going to approve it so hopefully that move forward and finally just you know we've been present on what was going on in the measure for the state level the 3 proposals that are on the table in the assembly the senate discretion on transportation and the governors proposal nothing has happened but we expect activities in general there are on the one hand it will be a challenge to there the revenue to require 3/4ths so the real battle over the cap & trade fund that are left at the discretion of the legislator and the governor with that, i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> or ask mark to get back with you. >> i want to ask abo

. >> brian chiu, director of housing development. you see before you four resolutions taken as a whole that will allow us to submit the whole action plan by may 2016 to hud requesting relief of those four formula grants that san francisco receives. as you are aware the block grant program funds a variety of social services programs as well as capital facilities for organizations that primarily serve low and moderate income here in san francisco. the program, housing opportunities for persons with aids, for rental subsidies and operational subsidies for san francisco residents with hiv or aids. the home program offers funding for new construction for affordable housing and the emergency solutions grants program provides funding for homeless services and from homeless prevention services. as we are moving into the second year, 16-17 is the second year of a multiyear funding cycle. we were fortunate in that we were able to maintain the current funding levels for all of our grantees, the cdbg program grant last year, it was less than $25

that would make things clearer and one other thing going forward commissioner woo ho said if david chiu carrying our water we want to commend report in sacramento they're lobbying on our behalf i think we deserve some clarity someone came up to me and said they're in sacramento lobbying on behalf of you guys giants i would say what we need a heads up and be involved i know they're not doing anything

put out a more thorough report i know that was a particular keen issue for formerly budget director chiu, i think you'll see we made a lot of progress in that area as far as focusing on young people all at knead programs a lot of the outreach our summer jobs are concentrated on the high schools in san francisco because it is pretty much who live in san francisco and look like san francisco so we're very, very great deal aggressively in the schools some of the kids were hired in 1994 for the first jobs program in the mission are now police officers the cadets that become police cadets in the academy that farm system fulsome u, if you will, of the public high schools in san francisco is actually the bulwark of our recruiting efforts to get young people from san francisco into the police department we agree they make the best police officers for san francisco. >> and you don't have to have the numbers day i'm curious of the numbers of the beat program that make it through the academy and become police officers. >> maybe i can tell you who is in and planning to be in. >> that would be great.

put out a more thorough report i know that was a particular keen issue for formerly budget director chiu, i think you'll see we made a lot of progress in that area as far as focusing on young people all at knead programs a lot of the outreach our summer jobs are concentrated on the high schools in san francisco because it is pretty much who live in san francisco and look like san francisco so we're very, very great deal aggressively in the schools some of the kids were hired in 1994 for the first jobs program in the mission are now police officers the cadets that become police cadets in the academy that farm system fulsome u, if you will, of the public high schools in san francisco is actually the bulwark of our recruiting efforts to get young people from san francisco into the police department we agree they make the best police officers for san francisco. >> and you don't have to have the numbers day i'm curious of the numbers of the beat program that make it through the academy and become police officers. >> maybe i can tell you who is in and planning to be in. >> that would be great.

put out a more thorough report i know that was a particular keen issue for formerly budget director chiuk you'll see we made a lot of progress in that area as far as focusing on young people all at knead programs a lot of the outreach our summer jobs are concentrated on the high schools in san francisco because it is pretty much who live in san francisco and look like san francisco so we're very, very great deal aggressively in the schools some of the kids were hired in 1994 for the first jobs program in the mission are now police officers the cadets that become police cadets in the academy that farm system fulsome u, if you will, of the public high schools in san francisco is actually the bulwark of our recruiting efforts to get young people from san francisco into the police department we agree they make the best police officers for san francisco. >> and you don't have to have the numbers day i'm curious of the numbers of the beat program that make it through the academy and become police officers. >> maybe i can tell you who is in and planning to be in. >> that would be great. >> our

so we would secure an authorror which could be one of the members of our delegation so member chiu, ting, the next senator or it could be someone from a different delegation so we were working closely with the city of san jose who is also interested in doing a pilot program so it could be any one of those member and they would propose it to the state to their state -- to the assembly or the senate depending who introduces it and has to be approved by the governor and we already got the go ahead from the board of supervisors to pass a resolution and this is one of the mayor's top legislative priorities as well, so we're all approved. >> okay. >> it's a state issue at this point. >> i just want that cleared up and know what the process looks like. yeah, thanks. >> yeah. >> i was just going to follow up to ask where has been the opposition? why is it that california and new york have not actually gone into this in terms of legislation already at the state level if it seems so obvious that this is a way to stop pedestrian -- well, just stop any injurys? >> well new york does have automated s

update on the ab 2374 the construction manager general contractor bill we are supported by assemblyman chiu heard at the transportation it passed out of committee eric of our staff and soould presented it and others were in support so i think you're working with the coalitions and interests that have been expressed concern over similar bills their satisfied that is a narrow scope of application of the delivery mechanism their satisfied that they're not going to approve it so hopefully that move forward and finally just you know we've been present on what was going on in the measure for the state level the 3 proposals that are on the table in the assembly the senate discretion on transportation and the governors proposal nothing has happened but we expect activities in general there are on the one hand it will be a challenge to there the revenue to require 3/4ths so the real battle over the cap & trade fund that are left at the discretion of the legislator and the governor with that, i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> or ask mark to get back with you. >> i want to ask abo

and i would like to take this opportunity to introduce and welcome our newest commissioner, daina chiu, who is going to -- i'm absolutely certain going to be a worthy successor to commissioner hur and we look forward to working with her. she is an attorney, was in the general counsel's office at mckisson, presently not working at the moment, i understand, other than her family dutis and i told her that means that we have someone that can spend a lot of time on ethics commission matters. [laughter ] >> but we're delighted to have her here, and welcome. >> thank you, i'm delighted to be here. >> all right. turning to item no. 2 on the agenda, which is public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. any comments? >> commissioners, san francisco open government, as previously stated i'm filing the first of a series of complaints with the -- directly with the ethics commission as november i went to the ethics commission and talked to two of your investigators both of whom actively discouraged me from filing complaints telling me there wasn't basis for the complaints and