and chris highland and continue eleven, so for lee hefner and chris highland, it sounds like all of us are in agreement. >> i amend my motion to say that we move forward lee hefner for seat seven and chris highland for seat nine and i'll amend it to leave seat eleven out so we can have a conversation about that. >> so there's been a motion for seat seven and nine for hefner and highlander with no objection, that motion passes. so there's -- so far we're continuing seat four and i ask to continue seat 11, so i'll make a motion to continue seat 11. >> want a role call vote on that. >> is there any comments? no. >> let's do role call. >> i want to make the point, again, i have a great deal of respect for bruce, but bruce himself came here and testified about the importance of moving on the application of bruce wolf. and i think that, you know, we have to take his comments at face value and again, i think it's really imperative that we have as full compliment of this task force moving forward as possible and i have yet to hear why we're not moving on an application that is before us when t

[foreign language] >> my name is chris highland. thank you for having us appear before you once again and working to fill these very important seats. with my opening greetings in three languages, i want to emphasize my multi racial and diverse background and i appreciate you going through that. i failed to mention three weeks ago but did two years ago when the committee selected me for seat nine. my mother is of turkish descent and my grandmother was of turkey. my grandfather was an an ambassador of the nation and i lived in turkey and yemen. it instilled in my for the appreciate to interact with people from all races of life. it has been a great value of life to deal with the cases brought before us on the task force. we are indeed a diverse city and it takes a diverse force to serve our constituents. thank you chair yee for supporting my reappointment to seat nine three years ago and i would like to say campos and tang to support me for a second term. i would like to touch on additional areas if i may. my degrees are in english an

i want to reiterate what my colleague chris highland said. it's very important to have some institutional memory, the law is complex. we have set various precedents and it's difficult to get through our agenda so the newer members in the past two years have deferred certainly to member yee to me and help to getting through a long evening, so thank you, once, again supervisor yee for your support and supervisor campos in the past for your support. thank you. >> good afternoon, chair yee and supervisor. my name is wolf. i won't reiterate what i presented in the earlier meeting. but i'm here today to let you know i'm here and i think attendance is important. and even though i had to take the day off from work today, i do have a flexible enough schedule to make meetings when necessary and have that happen. i understand your concerns. i want to just reiterate that i have the experience for this position. i have served on the position -- on the task force for quite some time, and i think returning to it in light of the concepts of history and also

chris highland to seat nine of the sunshine task force with the terms ending april 27, 2016. >> colleagues, any discussion? can we take this eye tep, same house, same call. this motion is approved without objection. with that, supervisor campos, should we go to role call. >> why don't we go to role call. madam clerk. >> campos. >> first to introduce new item. >> thank you. i have one for helen mbodman and i would like my colleagues to end this meeting in the memory of helen. she passed away at the age of 90. she was born april 25, 1984 and she was the daughter of patrick. afternoon graduating from mission high school she worked for the southern pacific rail road. in 1953 she married robert and together they were blessed with seven children and 11 grand children. she devoted her life to her grand children when her youngest daughter attended school, she took a job as a bus driver and this allowed her to be home with her children. she had a great love for animal and adopted many pets over the years. after retirement she pursued her interest in painting, and gardening. families may visit at th

highland avenue. always crowded right there anyway chris so it will slow you down this morning. >> thanks, there. >>> to snoop or not to snoop do you resist urge to go through your partner's phone when you are not there we have four reasons you should simply not do this. >>> but first you try to eat healthy because is that putting me in danger. top deadly foods, that there are added benefits to sleeping n researchers say extra sleep help hung are pains and prevent cravings for fatty food. scientists say the key, is wrapped eye movement, during sleep, which, suppresses appetite. >> the longest you are up more you are eat. >> have you noticed on this shift you crave more fatty salty sugar foods. >> snacks. >> yes, yes. >> you know that too if you work shift work. also, speaking of foods good and bad for you. this is so shocking to me. there are things we love to eat that are dangerous. they have compiled the list of the world's most dangerous foods. >> i was shock when i read first one here leafy greens. >> what is wrong with my lettuce. >> recognized as one of the healthiest foods but a study public e