lowell and welcome to san francisco and thank you very much for chu's san francisco for this wonderful installation. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and to the nc gallery for the work to make that a successful display in making oversee works the display is a credible display for a incredibly city like san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> over the years the civic center plaza has been the stink tangible is leading artist like patrick duarte and now wong lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> those installations exist local resident and draw tourist as the mayor mentioned draws economic terrorist which in turn helps the local artist and art organizations to thrive in san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> bringing such high quality artwork into the sacred and public spaces send see the message that art is on a essential part of san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we look forward to continuing this tradition of showcasing some of the best contemporary art from around the world and making it assessable for everyone to joy. >> (speaking foreign lang

million enrolled in cover california and estimate the uninsured rate drops by 50 percent in san francisco we had similar success we had had about 46 thousand people enrolled in medi-cal expanded coverage the total caseload which does the enrollment has almost doubled over the past year and another 41 enrolled in medi-cal and we saw the healthy enrollment drop by 60 percent ems covered california recently closed up u up it's second enrolled in the middle of february i kind of wanted to do a comparison between last year's open enrollment and this year's open enrollment those are only the new people in 2014 we had 41,000 people in 2015 another 11 thousand plus enrolled in san francisco when we had a comparison of which tier plan they picked in blue we've got 2014 and orange 2015 so you can see the overhead profile didn't change they're still the most important, however, the most popular is the browns plan. >> so this map shows plan selection by carries and so again in blue in 2014 we see the chinese health plan was the most popular. >> evenly in the health net in 2015 kaiser was by far the m

i am excited to have the san francisco zoo here today. actually there is a powerpoint that -- is it going? it go behind me. performing animal welfare society has three sanctuaries for displaced animals and abused and retired animals and one of the retired animals is the last elephant to leave the san francisco zoo which is lulu and finishes up the powerpoint program. i am on the committee to advise the director of fish and game in california as to the humane care of animals and i think federally and state wide we need much more stronger laws. the people that do the exhibiting of animals in different places around california are only required to have extremely small spaces for their animals to live, up to 3,000 square feet for a tiger for the entire life. >> >> 300 square feet for the tiger to life and many things the people don't see when the tiger comes for a performance. the opposition fights to keep the standards so low and the public that supports that thing is much more aware of what happens. the animal trade is another disgusting pa

we need a new police chief in san francisco. we need to stop the rhetoric and the ignorance of the rights of african-american af people in the city and i will close african-americans come into contact with the police department more than any other racial group in this city. i live in the neighborhood and the hood. i live there in the heart of it and i love it but i will share with you we need the police -- the african-american community needs effective and lawful policing as victims as well as persons who are alleged to have been involved in criminality. i thank you for your time and your attention this evening. >> thank you reverend baker. reverend townsend. >> thank you president mar and president breed and supervisor cohen and let me say that the problem here is first of all if we believe that the owner people that saw the texts were the four officers and the other 10 or 12 then you're probably too naive to be living in america number one because america is a dangerous place. and it's a culture and a psychology that sets up i

so for another 10 years the problem if we rent out mayor ed lee we can't get better property san francisco is just a problem we have thirty thousand available units all my friends they own the property they don't want to rent any more the regulations is too crazy hope that you try to stop maybe supervisor campos idea is bad idea it will drive the lsd not rent out any more that's my idea i'm alex. >> good evening, commissioners henry with the president of the council district associations so for short-term rentals who are the people that stay at short-term rentals their visit from overseas they stay not in the city what do they do they go and enclosure out into the neighborhood and go to local stores and the shops and eat out so on top of that what else because you have no more people in the street this makes it safer because nor eyes out there and lastly the income that comes benefits the small business and benefits the city the long-term time tenants master tenants in the building that had two or three bedroom unit would rent out to people because the landlord doesn't want to both so thos

here in san francisco ladies and gentlemen, i am very, very happy to announce that the san francisco unified school district student nutrition services has been working diligently to not only approve the school good or food but more students getting food any student that hadn't eaten a meal is less able to participate in class every sfusd schools offer free breakfast before now only 9 percent were take advantage of the food served so we've done something about that we've learned that eating in the cafe before school can be socially soliciting and create the expression that a child that poor on top of many families structural to get themselves or their children to school for a meal we noted to take a different approach over the last two years we change how we get breakfast into the hands of students including the opportunity for students having to have a meal in class can i 149 to the teachers this is an equality issue and work out the kings to help our teachers to do this in the day i say this because i couldn't be more provide this morning i was privileged to be a guest added balboa

on behalf of mc governmental of at any one city and county of san francisco the san francisco arts commissionnd the welcome to the u.n. sunnyvale of animal by the 81 wednesday artist. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we have a number of people that want to pay tribute i'm going to ask the speakers to please speak briefly, of course with the expectation of the mayor he can speak as long as he likes. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so without further ado our honorable guests mayor edwin lee of the city and county of san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) well, everyone welcome to city the san francisco this is very special for me today because the artists one thing yee as pleased us in the front gardener with those wonderful whimsical characteristics playful and dilate full and represents the art contemporary art we want to continue supporting in your city of san francisco and now it has an international appeal let me first. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> let me first of all thing director of o the gallery that made in opportunity happen in collaboration with the

san francisco is part of metropolitan san joe. [inaudible] we need to have a plan that brings people here. we can't be complacent because this isn't a time when san francisco can say everyone want tooz come here. it is something we have to plan for and i think the grant for the art program has to be over hauled to reflect that. thank you very much >> thank you, next speaker please >> good evening san francisco [inaudible] i had no intention of getting up here today. i didn't have intention to come to city hall because i'm in semi retirement but it seems like every time i'm driven here there is something concrete and paurb ll to what i'm about. we are talkt about the grants arts for minorities and underprivileged individuals insuch. ladies and gentlemen without a doubt we'll see [inaudible] there is a long history and it ain't now histmystery what goes on in san francisco. the glants of arts and all these other things that come on yours truly will come to ask for funds to do a historical think what happened in the city here of the

san francisco's ability to attracted san francisco dollars for major events that are planned every yearike dream force but like the super bowl so neighborhoods that don't see those dollars we appreciate your consideration. >> hi i'm sorry tony a registered airbnb host i'll be brief i have two children one 22 and one 28 the 28-year-old lives with us he can't afford to live in san francisco i wonder when any daughter graduates from college next month shields talking about living elsewhere and i wonder in we'll move to where your kids are we want to be near family i'm an airbnb host i appreciate both sides of this situation i want to say i think there are many people in the position i'm in we rent out a room that wouldn't be otherwise rented out when people talk about issues around occupancy it seems like there is an assumption for every one of the airbnb rooms or apartment that is rented out that that place would be used on a full-time basis if airbnb was not there i don't think this is the case with many of the people i hope you'll take into consideration and i understand this is a hard

fund and sf moderates san francisco young democrat accuracy fdr democratic club of san francisco political action committee residential buildings association of san francisco pack san francisco personality political action committee, district 11 democratic club i have no more slips. >> will you select two from this batch. >> tag team back and forth. >> okay. >> i'm bob i was commissioner in the 6 of 2000 district 11 democratic club san francisco young democrat accuracy thank you. >> so that's it for the campaign committees now move on to the lobbyists. >> similarly the lobbyists are divided two 3 levels of activities we've select committees from those 3 levels two from the highest level and one each from the next level again, we need volunteers. >> san francisco chamber of commerce reuben, junius & rose llp appoint associates glad advisors peterson hayward and associates, sf aa b m w l l and partners inc. and ss associates. >> okay. so we need a volunteer to select two from this group. >> la point and associates, san francisco chamber of commerce. >> thank you will you read the next level.

the city of san francisco so we're talking about less than one percent of the housing stock i don't see a mass conversion that is a fear but if you want to talk about the housing situation there are 3 thousand new unit going up in potrero hill alone so there are many units going up in nay my neighborhood the final points you know we have only done thirty days it is easier for us it appeals to the hoa but just last month a woman came from london to be yoga certified and spend a bunch of money for the 5 weeks she choose san francisco and another man an intern an outstanding young man those folks wouldn't stay in a hotel it is too expensive see the vital that people come to san francisco they otherwise won't be able to it is beyond around beyond a housing stock it is really about the economic vital that those tourists and people from around the country and world deliver to san francisco so, please consider that at all thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm march i'm a tenant right attorney here in san francisco and just to follow the last speakers point the goal

i have been teaching circus and theater in san francisco for over 30 years with san francisco cultural institutions as the pickle family circus, which is why i moved to san francisco, make a circus and teatro zinzanni. any opportunity to encourage, nurturure and embolden children is a sacred opportunity. it includes scholarships for children in need. just bring them back. thank you. >> joe. bobby evans, gail gilman, felicia mcsomething. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joe orwac and was the lead act in teatro zinzanni for seven years. there are so many reasons to bring tz back, but for me the most important thing is the community, the relationships. tz is a family. it's not just a job that you go to. norm and annie have created this amazing family and as a performer who performed all over the world, there has no other experience like teatro zinzanni. i was able to bring my family out here. my daughters went to school of the arts in san francisco. my other daughter want to san francisco state university, all because of tz. i got to come out here from new york city. i didn't th

bay on san francisco bay well, i first met kate by the golden state way out on san francisco bay and away on a dreamy summer day we then went cancun and the we watched the fields that day on a golden foggy one mile route on san francisco bay ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in well i first met kate by golden state way out on san francisco bay and it stole my heart away on a dreamy and summer day then we went canyoning councilmember wagner and did our wow. while we watched the fields at play on a golden trend he won my hand on san francisco bay bay. (clapping.) >> so you can see why this was a hit in the 15 it is now my pleasure to don't dr. and ceo and executive director of the california historical society for the wonderful exhibit their probable for the pal list of fine arts and have an incredible exhibit on mission street she'll talk about the things coming up to enjoy (clapping.) thank you so much the divine diva of all things and the mayors la 80 son so the t pa 5 on a lot of of the board of supervisors our members it is truly my tllt to be here as we reilluminate the ferry building as donna mentions

i am proud to play it we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are.. >> welcome to the wednesday, april 15, 2015 meeting of san francisco board of appeals the presiding officer is commissioner president lazarus and joined economy commissioner fung and xhilz and to my right is robert bryan the deputy city attorney that will provide the board with legal joys and mr. pacheco and i'm cynthia goldstein the boards executive order and for case sitting at the front table scott sanchez representing the planning department and planning commission we'll

liberal minded just like san francisco. and finally i just want to say that if you don't think -- if you think there is plenty of open space already try visiting the sawyer camp trail on a weekend. and one last thing i'm going to do another addition of this. it's called adventure rides downtown san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello. my name is andy house and i started a facebook page called open sf watershed. here in the san francisco bay bay we come from -- bay area we come from diverse backgrounds and diverse people and have different stories from our parents and ancestors but what joins us together and what is rarely thought of as a political thing is history, and within the san francisco watershed lies lake po seatos and that most of the public don't know exists. this was the first potable water source for san francisco. this building wouldn't be here if that lake wasn't there and [inaudible] to the mountain and [inaudible] red road flume when san francisco was purchasing water by the bar

did from itself and high tech is great a wonderful thing but let's face it not everybody in san francisco works in the high tech field before the.org boom in the latest 90s leave people go to clubs they're still going to club buses the new developments they're not for those people not for a lot of san franciscans their for people come in who are coming in for a year or two years in the high tech fold and about how many they're gone let's make sure we take care of the people that have been here in the loose 25 years supporting night life thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm michael winger the executive director for the charter we're known for putting on the grammy awards this is a wonderful piefgs legislation thank you supervisor breed and supervisor wiener and supervisor cohen for sponsoring this pyritic legislation any small venue is the beginning of an executor and import for your region the local clubs provides a breeding ground for the next stars of tomorrow the chris i's actresses and san tans we know and lover those folks come out of our clubs and

street now toy april 18, 2015 no one knows when the next earthquake about come but to the 1906 san francisco earthquake the it may strike tomorrow but it might strike the city as it sleeps tonight thank you very much (clapping). >> thank you thank you how we doing time wise i'd like to introduce some of the great people of san francisco that take care of us my first sprshlg speaker from the depth what is the also known as official title i have a one and 2 fever thank you very much emergency management would i please welcome ann let's hear that for ann (clapping) >> good morning, everyone thanks for coming that's like wow, wow do we love the 1906 celebration yes. >> days like today what he do we take days like today to remember the lessons we learned from 1906 we've applied those lessons to our preparedness today in san francisco san francisco is it a resilient city we're ready for the next big one because of you are ready to takes the community all of us to be prepared thank you so much for coming i hope i join us anothers 20th and church after this ceremony for the next to the apart from th

by having those venues it is not only an important piece of culture landscape around san francisco but the nation thank you for sponsoring this legislation. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> hi, i'm robby an advisors to the board of the chapter i run an artist management come here inform san francisco i want to say i'm in full support of this and it's a way to deal with the impending processing problems that the night life is experience with the growth of residents in the city i think that is an important part of san francisco the reason we come here because the cultural live music in san francisco needs to be protected i feel this legislation is fair and justice offering transparent to a new residents as well as the business owners that run the night life in the city and i thank you guys for your sponsoring and endorsement of this. >> next speaker is ben and tom and followed by ace. >> hi, i'm benny am my business partner and i are the co-chairs of the cultural association we own 7 bars in san francisco and employ over one hundred and 50 people reason that we love this legis

radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest.fter two decades of working for free michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department

had a ship sail from san francisco to new york through the panama canal and the port of san franciscoe letters the panama canal is on and why did that matter it caught 7 thousand miles off of the shipping trip 60 percent if $13,000,000,000 down to $5,000 thousands miles it really was truly come pelleted the for the into greatness that held through with world war ii and surrounded by trollies and all kinds of other vehicles that served all the people that came for this great event and one - isn't that perfect timing (clapping.) of course, i'm not the muni director so one of the great things this was the first world fair to welcome the automobile and all kinds of entrepreneurs who created transportation because so many people came that year for the world's fair that we needed new vehicles and one hundred years later driverless vehicles so our history builds over and over again another thing the fantastic tower 20th century 2 hundred and 45 feet tall the city argued for one year after the 1906 san francisco earthquake whether to stay what a more fitting place to celebrate a hundred years

we don't do that in san francisco thankfully. we create a condition to actually promote public dollars for housing construction, which i try to maximize and right now and all of us are trying to do that. we also have a very strange way and it is what the law of the land is now of increasing dollars for affordable housing and hat is the inclusionary housing policy which i at some level support. it means we build our increasing dollars for affordable housing and have to have a much more rapid rate of production for luxiary and marblth rate housing to get a small amount of diminishing by growing housing that is affordable. we have nothing like real unregulated free market, but we dehave a supply side that is actually built in. supply side economics iltd beinto how we do inclusionary housing because we rely on affordable housing chblt that is my schooling for economics. i'm not sure if is correct, but it seems to be what my impression is are and i want to vote on this >> supervisor wiener >> thank you very much madam president and su

i'm eric with san francisco latino culture in the mission latino had a huge displacement in our area of the mission district and have a larger incarnations the airbnb register in our area the way i see this were with with small business airbnb is a small business we have to get permits and department of public health and vitals them twice a year we hear all you have to do is a follow the rules airbnb is a business it needs to be regulated we're here in support of supervisor campos legislations if so well-balanced and fair our businesses are not doing well in the politician a lot of the clients have been displaced and some neighborhoods maybe making more money and other neighbors are not we're not profiting from airbnb's in the mission. >> kmhi allison park lee anderson son lived in noah valley neighborhood first of all, thank planning commission. >> i'll tell you about my housing experience having people stay at my home allows me to stay in san francisco home sharing makes that possible for me to be able to stay in my home and allows me to show people from around the world when san f

francisco: thank you.: tell us, you've kind of written a series of memoirs on your-- francisco: yeah, this is the fourth one. damian: this is the fourth one, and this takes us from leaving the family and going to columbia university. francisco: right, right. damian: talk about that experience because, i mean, you said some things here that related to me because you're leaving the family, and where you, when you were living at home you contributed to the family economy. now, you're leaving it, and you're worried about that aspect. francisco: that's right. that's right. well, in the book, i talk about memorable and life-changing experiences that i had at columbia in graduate school, and i focus on the transformation of power of education, and i describe how the challenges that i faced in graduate school trying to find a sense of stability in my life and purpose in my life in terms of what i was going to do with my education. and it was during the late '60s and early '70s when there, a lot of turmoil and unre

san francisco boo do so brirm because of the vunsz night life is a part of what makes san francisco he it's a major part of our economy and, of course, we need new housing but have to find a way to come guest with night life we started to create a structure to do that we met with venues and residential developers and police department and the department of public health and building inspection the entertainment commission and the department of workforce development the result of those meetings and cuffs with the legislation you see before you today let me briefly walk you through what it does first, the entertainment commission and the planning department will create and occur rat a map of existing permitted places of entertainment or ppos in the city there are about 3 hundred and 50 right now when a developer prototypes a project within 3 hundred feet poe it could submit a final applications to planning and the entertainment commission will have the opportunity to hold and hearing to discuss how they're going to coexist the developer what present any plans for sound situation and d

we are almost three times that, three times that in san francisco. when you look at arrests african-american people in san francisco according to the aclu 2013 study were four times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession and to his credit when the statistic came out chief sure ordered the police department and i don't want to misspeak and not make the arrest frs this. according to this study from 2012 and african-americans experienced arrests 19 times higher than others in san francisco and seven times higher than african-americans early where in california and i have a copy of the report attached to the report i gave you. >> >> african-americans are 6% of san francisco's population -- actually less but they're seven more times likely to be arrested than whites who represent 41% of the city's population. this is from the california department of justice. african-american female youth and this is insane account for over 40% of the felony drug arrests of african-american arrests in the entire state and remember our population is under a mi

i'd like to say the san francisco sur fighter are amazing. it's a grass roots force in san francisco but also throughout the country to create stewards for the environment, to protect the ocean, and to create a more sustainable future. but i was struck in going to their meetings how fun and engaging they are, how creativity and resourcefulness are really encouraged. it's just a great culture of organization that's trying to help not only the west side sunset richmond but throughout the city. rise above plastic is a sur fighter foundation national campaign with the aim of reducing plastic pollution worldwide through creative community solutions. i like how they involve kids and communities and parents to really approach small businesses to get them to be more sustainable and to look at plastic straws as one of the polluting impacts on the ocean and our communities. the rise above plastic campaign in san francisco is connected with others. but i know san francisco is like the model campaign chapter. locally the rap campaign is supported by the

i am excited to have the san francisco zoo here today. actually there is a powerpoint that -- is it going? it go behind me. performing animal welfare society has three sanctuaries for displaced animals and abused and retired animals and one of the retired animals is the last elephant to leave the san francisco zoo which is lulu and finishes up the powerpoint program. i am on the committee to advise the director of fish and game in california as to the humane care of animals and i think federally and state wide we need much more stronger laws. the people that do the exhibiting of animals in

this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. we are here at the lovely and historic palace of fine arts located in the bustling marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated along san francisco's waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28, 30 and 91 bus lines. with its rotunda, columns, uncut the reflecting waters against the eucalyptus trees, it is one of the most romantic settings for special dates, and memorable proposals. it is also a perfect spot where you can relax with that special someone while listening to the water and fountain in the lagoon. beautiful to view from many locations and inside is an ideal place to walk around with your loved ones. the palace is the most popular wedding location in the city park system. reservations for weddings and other events are available at strecpark.org. shakespeares' guard and refers -- has plants referred to in shakespeare's plays and poems. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, shakespeares garden was d

can be for years i'm here to remind san francisco that the cabs are a major asset it's not okay for the mayor to support and facilitate and petition at the same time, they charge a quarter of a million dollars for medallion supervisor president breed shortly after lucy was killed you want on an interview and called the taxi industry bloke and made sure that - i don't like competition they're not fair competition they're eating my lunch and your lunch and taking the muni rides they have pricing how can you for the record as a taxicab to drive someone across the city for $7 uber is doing that that's not fair we carry a million dollar liability they over low rides the streets of san francisco are not safe if you're not driving you do so that supervisor president breed i wrote you a letter to governor jerry brown and willie brown for the jurisdiction over and over and over the tmcs i want to hand it to you in case you having don't have a. >> thank you the clerk will retrieve the letter. >> good afternoon. i'm robert i am too a cab driver unfortunately this city has decided it didn't wan

playground outside here is one of my daughters favorite playground i'm also a member of the san francisco bay area renters federation i'm here to speak in favor of the project i believe that in the heirs is its own community benefit i'm going to skip some stuff to make it shorter for you guys direct sunlight comes from the south not the north and the large part of the north building was closer covered and the net effects for sunlight is probably an increase net sunlight for the school going forward from now on i encourage you to approve one 50 van ness as planted the process has been going on for a long time the time to night pick is past with all due respect to the parents i understand their concerns you know going after or letting a project being taken down by a tenant that moves in after the motion and asking for nuisance and construction noise involves ceqa schwartz i hate to mention out loud it is horrible i hope you approve it as planned thank you. >> good afternoon commissioner i was going to say director ram i'm the director of the public special initiative i have a few comments t

with gentfurcation in san francisco, san francisco is now the second city with the largest gap between rich and poor and i think ground zeery is my neighborhood, theimation. i'm afraid the increased police presence is more police hurassing more people and especially youth of color. we need fewer people thip jails mpt i agree with everything about restoreative justice and transformativegisting and communeky service and people getting out of the jail. ime a nurse so see things through the lens of a community and of people. i only see increased police presence as being detrimental to the helt of both individuals and the community and san francisco. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> hello my name is [inaudible] i work with [inaudible] i'm here to oppose the proposal to fund all 23 million to sfpd. in a recent harassment and displatement studyd ofthis is because contact och the police results in being harmed or put in jail. expandeding the budget for the police demonstrates disregard if the things that keep [inaudible] as well asneighborhood residence. as the action

mickey callahan from the human resources has just joined us i'm sure you're aware of in 998 san francisco became the first city in the world to enact a local ordinance with the united nations the illumination of all forms of discrimination against women a international bill of rights for women the united states is not gratified but the other countries have this landmark ordinance was made possible by the advocacy of the san francisco bay area area women attended the fourth convention on women in bay you didn't know in 9995 it's between 20 years when hillary clinton proclaimed infamous women's rights have human right human right are women's right and to come reiterate are a the form of action san francisco was asked to be a peer leader to luggage the presidio champion with the enthusiastic support of mayor ed lee what has challenged other cities 80 join san francisco's leads we'll be hosting the u.s. conference of mayors in june we're so fortunate to have a mayor it gets it i want to share a quick story when he was the head of public works he, he we participated to make it a better workfor

. >> my name is deborah and i have worked in the arts community in san francisco for 20 years. i have 17 och the years running intersection city arts. i'm the ceo at yeerba braina for the arts and also a member of the arts alliance. i feel i have a perfective i want to share and one is cultural equity is real concern and we are grateful you are looking tat. we need to come together and insure the arts community and all the diversity is afforded. it is time to focus on this. the arts committee and our city have not gained from the division among us. they have not gained. i would like to see us working together and in addition to this report i'm pleased that the san francisco foundation is also doing some work on this so policy link and so is the ford foundation so i think we can work together. i'm happy to report the arts alliance is committed to community organizing and working across the field. we are totally supportive of cultural equity. you will see us work together and see it grow and the impact of that and i'm hopeful for the future in san francisco. i want to share somet

community and san francisco public defender's office. what i see is occurring right now in san francisco and plays off of reverend brown's comments there is a felonyization occurring in the african-american community and the african-american community areas of san francisco and that is what is happening with the criminal justice system in regard to blacks in san francisco, and the problem is really focused on those areas. that's where you see the explicit and implicit bias and that's where we see it as public defenders and what we did with the plan for reform and you have a copy of it and i focus in the discussion and what i think as councilmembers you should focus on is the implicit bias training, is the assignment of people of color to the black communities and blown communities and incentives that you can provide for officers to serve in those communities. >> >> either financially or some other way so officers of color serve in those communities. what commissioner -- director hicks said with regards to body cameras san francisco has t