>> thank you, espinola jackson bayview hunters point and i would like to say in listening one of the concerns that have i with this city and i have mentioned it many a times, especially when you talk about housing and when there are funds from hud money, there is no guidelines of section 3 of hud guidelines. and dealing with the local hiring, you know, this city, as large as it is, with all of the city departments that it has, it has no -- not one state certified or federal certified compliance officer to make sure that the laws are followed. we don't have that here. and i don't know why it is so hard the fact that this city receives so many funds. and dealing with local hiring, i'm glad to see that that is in because of the fact you have a mandate here. and that mandate also deals with prevailing wages. you don't hear the full truth about what is going on and what should happen in this city. so i hope that my friend here, he brings up some better points, but i want to make sure that the amendment is definitely needed when you all meet tomorrow if this is on your tomorrow's agenda. t

. >>> espinola jackson, bayview hunters point. you know this is aysad situation and from what i heard from amy, i heard the same thing about the hunters point shipyard. that it is safe. it is not safe. and if i were you, supervisors, i would make sure that all of the tenants that's in your district get out of treasure island, that every child be tested but not by the health department, san francisco health department, but by an independent health department. and i'm talking about ucs. i'm looking at these babies. i doubt if they live to see 15 years old. i'm looking at them. i'm looking at some of these adults that might be dead in the next 10 years or 12 from inhaling all of that toxic that's out there. you cannot see radiation. ain't no such thing is it safe. what that young lady asked, do she live there? no, and i bet she wouldn't go out there and stay an hour. if she run out there i bet she run back. my statement was to some of the supervisors before when the report was made, the health department gave report and the superviso

espinola jackson. since the t line was brought up, i had to say something. in the 80s, 1980s the citizens of san francisco passed proposition b for better transportation to bayview hunters point. we the citizens of bayview hunters point did not support a t line, but we got one. it was shoved down our throats and it has never gotten finish, where it said it was going to go. it's a sad situation, when the citizens of san francisco vote on something thinking that they are going to get something. we don't get what we expect to get. i hope you listen to the attorney, because you know what? all of us is not that savvy. we might be attorneys, but we don't know what the laws are of san francisco and what the voters have voted for. and all the time, a lot of the times things get pushed down the throats of constituents who voted for you and supported and not only that, because the people that served as supervisors in the past was lawyers and they had due court and we the citizens of san francisco voted to have your salaries raised to $100,000 something and i believe at time the supervisor was only getting $30,000 and they did a good job. but since your salary was raised,

>> thank you, espinola jackson bayview hunters point and i would like to say in listening one of the concerns that have i with this city and i have mentioned it many a times, especially when you talk about housing and when