one thing i learned from my predecessor, chris daly, is what we can do to ensure we are prioritizing parts and affordable housing for our families and -- prioritizing parks and affordable housing for our families. i think that we need to support things that our schools cannot fund, like summer school. i would love for our city, in better revenue years, to have the longest school year and the longest school day, to really model for the rest of california what you can do if you really fund schools. so, that is the third area. hopefully we will kickstart our economy back up again. >> it looks like we are out of time. i want to thank you for joining us today. supervisor kim: thank you. >> we have been talking to supervisor of jane kim. watch for the next episode when we will be back. >> i tried to think about this room as the dream room, where we dream and bring some of those dreams to life. i feel very blessed that i have been able to spend the last 31 years of my life doing it my way, thinking about things better interesting to me, and then pursuing them. there are a lot of different a

my predecessor, chris daly, said that we were the biggest surprise next to ed jew who also won that year. probably only funny to 10 people here. [laughter] we really thought that only one of us was going to come -- was going to win and one of us would come in third place here that year, three women of color one, but we were able to make an impact in terms of the votes we were able to take for the next two years and it allowed us to do a lot of policies about restorative justice that we were trying to bring in instead of suspensions and expulsions and other policies that we had cared about. coalition building has become very interesting for me now on the board of supervisors because i ran really to serve and improve the lives of low- income communities. i represent a very diverse district. i represent some of the wealthiest homeowners in the city. i also represent the forest residents of san francisco. we have the highest level of low-income constituents. median income for households is far less than the rest of the city in district 6. we have a lot of the new condo developments that you

one area is the tender line, which chris daly represented for ten years and jointed the protest. >> neighborhood i represented on the board of supervisors for ten years, you could see how speculators took buildings, where working class people were raising their families, were struggling to get by day-to-day in one of the most expensive places in the country to live. >> the marchers are coming in from the four locations, including the mission district and civic center plaza. they are joining here today in just a little while for a large rally. we're getting reports they're also protesting and gathering outside the wells fargo bank on market street. san francisco police have been following the protesters since 11 am this morning and we haven't received any reports of arrests or vandalisms. we'll have more on today's "occupy" sf at abc-7 news at 11:00. reporting live, on the embarcadero. >> alan: earlier today a coalition of occupiers and housing rights organizations marched to san francisco's bay view district. the focus of the march was foreclosures. protesters rallied in front of a bank of ameri

chris? >>> now to a news 4 exclusive. the company that owns victoria's secret tells news 4 it's investigating claims of racial harassment. you lan dali says she and her family were shopping at westfield annapolis. they say they were humiliated by a female employee as they got ready to leave. >> bye, good night. something to that nature. thank you guys for not stealing my underwaers. i informed her that my little cousins didn't steal why would you make that comment. she said all black people steal. >> to be a customer that loves victoria's secret i was very appalled that we would be treated as such. >> lee and family say that the employee then told the security guard they've been disruptive and they were ordered to leave the mall. westfield annapolis has not responded to our request for comment. the limited brands which owns victoria's secret told news 4 it is investigating the situation and will take appropriate action. >>> the time right now is 9:38 on this saturday morning. still ahead, a popular rapper shot and killed. we'll tell you who it was and what police say led to the murder. >> it may not have hurt as much to be robbed by