what are your thoughts on this, francesca?le we and others chase these kind of like, silly theatrics? they're not silly, as in they should be dismissed and ignored, but they definitely suck the energy. they suck the oxygen out of the room, while the kind of evil stuff happens in the shadows. >> i think. >> it's all become one. like, i agree that it's that that the debasement of the office is part of a strategy to make it look easy to govern. right? the idea that, oops, we just undid the ebola research, but we put it back together. you got to move fast and break things. so i agree with imara on that sense, but i disagree that we shouldn't cover the spectacle because at this point, it does matter that the richest man in the world is. yeah. on a three day bender sitting in the oval office at the first trump cabinet meeting, just kind of lording over, you know, folks who are nominated and confirmed, be they evil as well, that that does matter. >> all right. francesca fiorentini, imara jones, thank you to the both of you for joinin

keith lucas francesca matteo johanna post sig jerome reyes fabiano rodriguez, charlene tan and mel vera cruz. >> and if i mispronounced my apologies anyway and we now have again project manager ari davidian go ari thank you again . so today i'm discussing the second of two public art opportunities at the jean french recreation center located in san francisco's south of market neighborhood on sixth and folsom street. i want to take a moment to acknowledge the contentious history of urban development in selma a topic of discussion that came up several times during the panel meeting. selma has experienced many decades of rapid growth and top down planning often at the expense of longtime residents. you are likely familiar with the legacy of the ai hotel in the adjacent neighborhood once known as manila town. >> the ai hotel despite being demolished in 1979, exemplifies the strength of community organizing for tenants rights. the events surrounding this residential building set the foundation for ongoing community led advocacy for justice in housing, employment, education, health and cultur