. >>> we have an epidemiologist and senior correspondent karen deyoung. she is author of "soldier: the lifeof colin powell." courtney, let's go to you first. colin powell obviously led an indelible footprint on the building you're in, the pentagon. what have you heard from officials there? >> in one way it was the fact he was able to blaze a trail for men and women behind him. remember, as an rotc candidate, he spent two tours in vietnam. this was a difficult time for the u.s. military when he got in, when he became active duty. when he came back, he served in a number of increasingly more and more larger roles in the military, including making his way to the white house where he was deputy national security advisor and then national security advisor. after that, then he came to become the chairman of the joint chiefs. as you mentioned, aaron, he was the first black chairman but he was also the youngest. just 52 when he got his fourth star and became chairman of joint chiefs. he retired, though, nearly 30 years ago. i think a lot of our viewers forget tha

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the deyoung academy has a garage underneath. it's real easy for me to take public transit with my family or friends to get to the park. it is an amazing experience. you hop on bart, connect on muni and you are there with a short walk. so, we have that huge underused parking garage underneath the museum and drivers who choose to drive an automobile in a city can take a little tunnel off of fulton into the parking garage and park there. and i never needed to use a car in golden gate park and i don't even live near the park. like i said, i live in oakland and can take public transit there. so i'd really urge sfmta to do what new york city did years ago under the block deal, which is they made central park completely car-free and fast forward a few years later, that's been one of the best changes they made over the last few years is making their, you know, park car-free. i think golden gate park would be a much better place and safer place if we got rid of all the cars. >> 30 seconds. >> caller: including those cars as well. thank y

we'll bring in karen deyoung from the "washington post."e so many were saddened to hear the news. you spent so much time writing about him. >> he worked with youth, worked with the boys and girls club. he was dedicated to a leadership style. i think in his later years he spent much of his time traveling around, giving speeches. he started a foreign policy institute at cuny in new york where he had gone to college. son of immigrants. believed this was a place that gave an opportunity for higher education for people like him imanveback. he always wanted to give back. >> you wrote so well about that, karen, about his childhood in the bronx, about his stellar military career. of course secretary of statement what is it that stands out to you the most about general powell? >> you know, again, i think it's what martha said. a very human person. didn't take himself too seriously. he was very proud of his accomplishments, but a very funny man, a very witty man, very much a family man. so i think that he, you know, would like to be remembered not on

construction projects such as the new main library, the civic centre courthouse t legion of honour and the deyoung museum. she was also involved in the 1999 rewrite of administrative code chapter 6 and 28. in 2011, the city attorney appointed cheryl to serve as the airport general counsel. while at the airport, she advised through the $7 billion capital programme, including the construction of the new air traffic control tower and harvey milk terminal 1. welcome. would you like to say a few words? >> thank you. and president maxwell, vice president moran, commissioners, thank you for the introduction. i'm certainly going to miss franchesca. she is a wonderful colleague and friend for the last 15 years. and it is my privilege to serve as your general council. i look forward to working with all of you. thanks. >> thank you. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> approval of the minutes of september 14, 2021. >> commissioners, is there any discussion or corrections on september 14 minutes? >> members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment, specifically on item three, the minutes of se