fiona ma. mark leno was not able to be here but he did send a proclamation. thank you, mark. we also have a former supervisor for mr. tdistrict two. thank you for being here. we also have a state senator, leland yee. he also brought a resolution for us. that is also inside. we appreciate it. the mayor mentioned bayview police station, our neighbor to the left. we want to thank them and the captain for everything they did. we want to thank you for keeping an eye on our building and apprentices. [applause] he also mentioned our neighbors to the right, the san francisco housing authority. after you see how nice our school is, i am sure you will want to hire about 100 apprentices. i am holding you to it. [applause] i also want to thank the caterers for providing the lunch today. they may be the only union catering company left in san francisco. thank you. [applause] the u.a. national training fund was originally set up at a 5 cents per our contribution for every member. it has recently been raised to 10 cents. this trust fund gives grants to every apprenticeships program in the u

anyway so in los angeles there's a are in california democratic assemblywoman fiona ma trying to ban ok for a fifteen year old girl died at the electric daisy carnival apparently from an ecstasy overdose probably because that sort of really doesn't go to raves do a bunch of ecstasy and so she tried to ban rave music basically she introduced legislation that would have me conducting an event that includes spirit music and last one three one half hours a misdemeanor offense of the ten thousand dollars penalty then she found out this little bit most first impulse was to embrace or to go look at approach ran into some problems with found out later on that constitutionally you cannot be a type of music. we found out later on oh no i'm going to take you live yeah oh yeah right like three weeks on that legislation going all the i's cross and they just forgot to check it was leaning toward many other people do you think were involved in this process of actually writing the legislation and you know i just heard they really got people on board involved nobody was like. man it's like. you know

anyway so in los angeles there's a are in california democratic and we won fiona ma trying to ban it ok for a fifteen year old girl died at the electric bass the carnival apparently from an ecstasy overdose probably because that's what it really does when they go to raves you want to act and see and so she tried to ban it rave music basically she introduced legislation that would have made conducting an event that includes music can last more than three one half hours and missed a meter fence with a ten thousand dollars penalty then she found out this little bit most first impulse was to be a brave soul to go but that approach ran into some problems with found out later on that constitutionally you can not be a type of music. we found out later on how long did that take you are exactly three weeks on that legislation going all the i's crossing or they just forgot to check it was leaving you already do you think were involved in this process of actually writing the legislation you know i just heard they really have you got people on board to be involved nobody was like sorry ban it. u