goodman to christianson will never again complain about having too little work the harbormaster works from early morning until late at night guiding guests vessels into the harbor of a few others. this morning. these ships are gigantic floating cities which cruise over to iceland from north america in the old days only twelve ships came here per year now there are one hundred of them every year the number of tourists visiting the island goes up twenty percent last year two point six million tourists visited the eye in the nation the inhabitants of easy a few of their have mixed feelings about the visits. very often people that come on the cruise ships they don't even know the name of the town or that i even know where i'm not they cannot point to where in iceland they are. so i'm hoping that they somehow get the feeling of there's an actual. town with people but most of the people here welcome the tourists now that the fishing industry has shrunk icelanders need to replace their once most important industry. iceland is having problems with it so many tourists like the cruise ship the

christianson. >> i'm going to keep this very brief and try not to make it too personal. i'd like to start off by saying my heart goes out to everyone here who has been discriminated against. who has a family member who has been discriminated against. i thought i was in this by myself. my name is edward simple. i started my career as a 9-1-1 dispatcher for the city and county of san francisco in 1988. i resigned in 1993 due to what we're talking about here, retaliation, discrimination, harassment, etc. once the department went civilianized, i'm not sure of the exact year, i came back in 1999 and i resigned last friday, september 14. this is a job i love. i was born and raised in san francisco. i went tos private schooling my entire, you know, curriculum in san francisco. private schooling. graduated from archbishop high school in 1984. i love this city. and i love my job. i was told by three chiefs of police in san francisco over the radio, when they pulled me to the side in private and told me i was the best dispatcher they ever heard over the radio. i've been told by nu

goodman doing christianson will never again complain about having too little work the harbormaster works from early morning until late at night guarding against vessels into the harbor of a few others. these ships are gigantic floating cities which cruise over to iceland from north america in the old days only twelve ships came here per year now there are one hundred of them every year the number of tourists visiting the island goes up twenty percent last year two point six million tourists visited the island nation the inhabitants of easy a few were have mixed feelings about the visit. very often people that. they don't even know the name of the town. even know where they cannot point to where they are. so i'm hoping that they somehow get the feeling that there's an actual. town with people but most of the people here welcome the tourists now that the fishing industry has shrunk icelanders need to replace their once most important industry. iceland is having problems with so many tourists. yet appreciate the five thousand people on that depend on the village of a hundred but a problem.

scott christianson. scott is with the u.s. naval institute and was instrumental in getting us some of the fabulous photos that are in the photo section in the book. i would like to start by asking who here heard of the story of the "indianapolis" by watching the 1975 film "jaws"? usually that's where most people hear about it. any other places? anyone, did you see it on a documentary, hear news about it? in the last year, who learned about it in the last year? with the finding of the ship? >> no, there was an article in the aarp magazine. >> there was a little article in the aarp magazine. a write-up in the "new york post" about the finding of the ship? >> about the book. >> oh, about the book. okay. >> i heard about it as a 13-year-old who was that nerdy kid that went to the library and i had watched it with my father, who he was an immigrant from the former yugoslavia and he learned english by watching documentaries many years earlier. so when we watched this, it was a line, the line in the documentary, it was a ship that ca

mark harris, roxy, darlene, yeva johnson and christopher christianson. i guess just i just called your name. if you could represent -- people have been waiting that i called prior to -- please go forward. >> thank you. board of supervisors, my name is ellen. i am a behavioral health clinician for public health for more than 10 years. i am a bargaining team member and a union delegate for public employees. the federal agents have been investigating management corruption. for many years. we have many members spoke to the f.b.i. since 2011. i was one of the workers who spoke with the f.b.i. agents for management corruption. extortion, bribery. many public employees have been coming to civil services commissions to report extortion, discrimination, harassment, retaliation. many public employees protest in december 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 ongoingly for discrimination and harassment in workplaces throughout the city. specially targeted minority women, african american, asian women and latinos. i myself testify in front of the civic commissioners many, many t

carol powell, nicole christianson. dalfina hand i. shanet, brandon, david, james henis, apologize if i could not read your handwriting. it was not on the list of speaker cards that i have gotten yet. i'm sorry, but it wasn't here, and i will call your name when the card -- and mr. wright, i did not call your name up. >> i was here first before anybody got here, ok? >> i understand, but right now we were -- >> i was first. >> supervisor kim: i understand you were here first but going on speaker cards. so if you can fill one out. all right. let's get started. >> i'm going to start off by telling you discriminatory practices that you are talking about, i experienced over 50 years ago working for the city for muni. i didn't know nothing about illegal immigration. when i worked for muni revenue, moving hundreds of thousands a night, sometimes a million dollars a night. you got me working with some illegal aliens from the philippines that can't even add up $2.50 an hour. i'm doing any job and their job, too. union can't do a god dam thing a