in the center of what would become the haight-ashbury. >> the psychedelic shop on haight street startedsd. >> for all the people out there that are confused and hungry for some kind of meaningful spiritual life, that's why all these people are down here. that's why there's so much interest in the haight-ashbury. it offers hope. >> we lived right down the street from the psychedelic shop. people were growing their hair long, they were wearing beads, playing music on the street. it was just an incredible environment at that point, in the beginning. that's when it was just like one big, giant family. >> before you knew it, it was a congregating place for artists, and the dividing line seemed to be the psychedelic experience. you couldn't understand the posters, you couldn't understand the fashions, you couldn't understand anything if you hadn't gotten high. >> the diggers group scrounges food and money to feed free those who arrive in panhandle park with a bowl and an appetite. diggers are people who share, says their manifesto, and their aim is a society where everything is shared, everyt

that around 11:30am haight street near the sonic in san francisco that is where ups driver dedication, ferguson. let's double parked while delivering multiple packages that a bill i am a ups driver in full brown. >> delivering packages. why was she double parked. >> a pullover everywhere own a street. there's nowhere for me to park a go up and down. >> they hate. it's rare to find parking in san you good. civilians parking in >> zones. anyone familiar with the parking situation in san francisco knows you can drive for blocks day or night without finding aiparking space. what used to be available street parking is now occupied by restaurant parklet and bike share docking stations at this point. delivery drivers double parking set up a part of the landscape. in fact, it is something ferguson says she's been doing as an employee for ups for over 3 years. that never knew they pulled over people the ups drivers. >> fedex drivers. amazon drivers. everybody that. >> double parking to to to deliver however, this is the first time she's been approached by police to be ticketed of the job she b

that around 11:30am haight street near the sonic in san francisco that is where ups driver dedicationon. let's double parked while delivering multiple packages that a bill depot. i am a ups driver in full brown. >> delivering packages. why was she double parked. >> a pullover everywhere on a street. there's nowhere for me to park a go up and down. >> they hate. it's rare to find parking in san you good. civilians parking in >> zones. anyone familiar with the parking situation in san francisco knows you can drive for blocks day or night without finding a parking space. what used to be available street parking is now occupied by restaurant park. let's and bike share docking stations at this delivery drivers double parking set up a part of the landscape. in fact, it is something ferguson says she's been doing as an employee for ups for over 3 years. that never knew they pulled over people the ups drivers. >> fedex drivers. amazon drivers. everybody that. >> double parking to to to deliver however, this is the first time she's been approached by police to be ticketed of the job she believ

here to talk to us about their new report on haight in u.s. schools and violence in u.s. . jacqueline nowicki, welcome to "washington journal." guest: thank you for having me. host: first, tell me the overall mission of the government accountability office. guest: gao is a nonpartisan congressional agency. we are tasked with providing objective fact-based analysis for both sides of the aisle. gao analyzes and audits programs and provides information to congress for them to use in their decision-making. we are not policymakers ourselves. host: the way your reports are generated, you get a request from a lawmaker or somebody else within the administration to follow-up on this particular issue? guest: correct. like almost all gao work, this work was punted by congressional interest. it is obviously a high interest topic. this specifically was done in response to a request from the house committee on education and labor. host: this report was generated, covering what years? guest: we looked at nationally generalized survey data over a series of years, from about 2014 to the mos

here to talk to us about their new report on haight in u.s. schools and violence in u.s. . jacqueline nowicki, welcome to "washington journal." guest: thank you for having me. host: first, tell me the overall mission of the government accountability office. guest: gao is a nonpartisan congressional agency.

that around 11:30am haight street near the sonic in san francisco. that is where ups driver dedication, ferguson. let's double parked while delivering multiple packages that a bill i am a ups driver. >> and full brown. delivering packages. why was she double parked. >> a pullover everywhere on a street. there's nowhere for me to park a go up and down. >> the hate. it's rare to find parking in san you good. civilians parking in >> zones. anyone familiar with the parking situation in san francisco knows you can drive for blocks day or night without finding a parking space. what used to be available street parking is now occupied by restaurant parklet and bike share docking stations at this point. delivery drivers double parking set up a part of the landscape. in fact, it is something ferguson says she's been doing as an employee for ups for over 3 years. never knew they pulled over. people asked the ups drivers. >> drivers, amazon drivers. everybody that. >> double park and took her to deliver. however, this is the first time she's been approached by p

this is magic altman, and i've been here in the haight working since the police shootings. sirens going up and down, police everywhere. all we need is regular policing, and it's interesting to note that no one can get a policeman coming to their house -- it's all over next door, and everybody's blaming chesa. chesa can't prosecute if the police don't do anything, so chief scott, i think it's time you stop this strategy and do your job. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening. caller, you have two minutes. >> hi. my name is [indiscernible], and i volunteer with [indiscernible] i've grown tired of talking to s.f. police commission. where is the urgency? if the tables were turned and this represented white folks, there would be an urgency. i agree with former first lady michelle obama, and say own that when it comes to us. when are you going to all the lives of all san franciscans? as i said, i'm tired. not tired enough to quit, however. tired enough to [indiscernible] unquote, a black person in san francisco is six times to be as arrested as a white person [indiscernible] d

i'm an urban planner living in district 5 in the haight. these car oriented sites are stretchy, unsafe. walkability is the corner stone of transit, because all riders have to get to and from the bus. this is a win-win. it would make walking safer along key corridors. we all have to keep our heads on a swivel mid block waiting to see if the cars are paying attention to us as they try to turn in and auto of these lots. -- out of these lots. these probably shouldn't have been built in the first place. the introduction of these sites, it's almost like an oil spill on a world heritage site. not just because of the pollution, but it creates dead zones in places are land use has made san francisco the premier city of this hemisphere. please move this legislation forward. >> good afternoon. my name is -- i'm a d3 resident and i volunteer with san francisco unb. it is harder to -- shelter for people. san francisco has a choice. on one hand, we can continue down the path that it's been failing us or decades. it's pushing san franciscans further and f

if she did not sign a citation for being double parked on haight street while making a delivery. >> at first i thought he was joking. never been ticketed. i'm just the day previous in the same area right up the street. another police officer went around me. >> but it was no laughing matter with the san francisco police officer told ferguson to put her hands behind her back after she refused to sign the ticket, not wanting to go to jail. she reluctantly signed the ticket. but that is when she says she felt racially profiled for something she says delivery drivers do every day and francisco. >> honestly, yes, and get get the mosque in cars or i i don't see no other reason they were taking me. everybody double parked everyone. dhl amazon ups. the naacp is now conducting an investigation into the he will go to that is repeat the station. >> and we will 10 years. conversations with chief. until we get this matter rectified. >> hate district san francisco supervisor dean preston is office said, quote, for a statement that reads, quote, we're extremely concerned about the incident in which sf

happened in 1968, and all of these people and why did that movement start here, the grateful dead and haight-ashbury, and this lineage has been talked about so much and all of that. but the one thing i want to remind people is when we talk about these types of questions is there always has to be the x factor, which is -- i call it the energy of the universe, and it's the aligning of the stars. so at that time, 1981, 1982, 1983, just because of what was going on in music because of, you know, a bunch of kids felt they had been given a voice and what was going on not just in the city but in the east bay and el cerrito, and all of that, there was a lot of stuff happening, but all of that couldn't have taken place without what i call the x-factor or the energy of the universe. a lot of that is -- our publicist, steve, can set up an interview, and we can talk more about that in depth at some point. >> i have to say something that's really important, and people should also recognize that there was a heavy funk movement coming out of the east bay. sly and the family stone influenced prince. you know, micha

between drug use in the haight-ashbury where the early people who manufactured and used it and they wanted quality but at later when it got into profit sharing they didn't care about quality and that's where we are now. i think if emergency management wants to do something serious, check the super systems for whose manufacturing. they don't need to lease some land, they just need to find out who the manufacturers are of these strange new chemicals that are getting dangerous conditions to the people of america. >> clerk: thank youfor your comments, let's hear from our next caller please . >> caller: my name is john mccormick and i would like to put this boat in some context. only a year and a half out of a awakening that led to a greater understanding of the chemically racist system that is deeply supremacist yet today we have a vote on the table that potentially gives money to fund these police officers and we don't have a know that that's not going to happen. i'd like to urge and press for the application of cart and proposition c as solutions that will not continue to fund the pol

haight and white supremacy.lent, deadly insurrection on the capital nine months ago it was about white supremacy. >> tucker: so that his ugly race politics. by the way, that was in october when we know all the facts. there is no racial angle to january 6th. what was january 6th? there was destruction of property which i'm totally opposed to. but what motivated to? why were most people there? for the most part, a year later, it is very clear january 6th was essentially what it appeared to be. thousands of ordinary american citizens, voters, people who believe in our democracy far more fervently than liz cheney ever has came to washington because they sincerely believes democracy had been ported. they believe the presidential election wasn't fair and they have a right to believe that. and by the way, in many ways, they were correct. the president will election was unfair. and you don't have to go into anything but voting machines to believe that. consider the fact that we know as election date approached, verizon,

if she did not sign a citation for being double parked on haight street while making a delivery. >> at first i thought he was joking. never been ticketed. i'm ju t the day previous in the same area right up the street. another police officer went around me. >> but it was no laughing matter with the san francisco police officer told ferguson to put her hands behind her back after she refused to sign the ticket, not wanting to go to jail. she reluctantly signed the ticket. but that is when she says she felt racially profiled for something she says delivery drivers do every day and francisco. >> honestly, yes, and get get the mosque in cars or i i don't see no other reason they were taking me. everybody double parked everyone. dhl, amazon ups. the naacp is now conducting an investigation into the he will go through. that is our average police station. >> and we will happen 10 years. conversations xi. until we get this matter rectified. >> hate district san francisco supervisor dean preston is office said, quote, for a statement that reads, quote, we're extremely concerned about the incide

that around 11:30am haight street near the sonic in san francisco that is where ups driver dedicationuble parked while delivering multiple packages that a bill depot. i am a ups driver. >> and full brown. delivering packages. why was she double parked. >> a pullover everywhere own a street. there's nowhere for me to go up and down. >> they hate. it's rare to find parking in san you good. civilians parking in >> zones. anyone familiar with the parking situation in san francisco knows you can drive for blocks day or night without finding a parking space. what used to be available street parking is now occupied by restaurant park. let's and bike share docking stations at this point. delivery drivers double parking set up a part of the landscape. in fact, it is something ferguson says she's been doing as an employee for ups for over 3 years. that never knew they pulled over people the ups drivers. >> fedex drivers. amazon drivers. everybody that. >> double parking to to to deliver however, this is the first time she's been approached by police to be ticketed of the job she believes the of

are afraid to let them go out, and what they do go out, i do not think they go to the park down on haight and -- or hyde and turk street, so looking forward to working this out. i think we need to do more. >> commissioner, thank you. if i could just respond to that very briefly, i would be remiss if i didn't say as part of mayor breed's public safety plan for the tenderloin area, there's programs to support our strategies, but there are also extremely significant contributions to some of those developments and neighborhood reactivation strategies, so that is a large part of the plan to work in tandem and also to sequence the part of a physical police presence. so i would be remiss if i didn't mention that because this is a multidimensional approach that would have existed in some of these neighborhoods for quite sometime, and i'm very excited for what the future holds. >> commissioner yee: i'm wishing you 100% best of luck in that, but drug addiction does not go away overnight. it stays on the streets, and you're pushing them from one corner to the next. i think we need to do similar to w

this happened on december 7th on haight street near a sonic and that's where ups driver indication ferguson says she was double parked while delivering multiple packages at a mail depot. ferguson says this is the first time police have ever cited her on the job and she believes that the officers targeted her simply because she is a black woman. >> i never knew they pulled over. people asked the ups drivers fedex drivers, amazon drivers. everybody that double park and took her to deliver. i feel like if i wasn't. >> this young black girl, i would have got to take it up. hollywood got a warning. i would even a siren move. your vehicle. >> ferguson also saying she eventually did sign the ticket. and she says she did sign that citation because she knew people were counting on the packages on her truck being delivered. kron 4 has reached out to the san francisco police department regarding this incident. they have not responded. we'll let you know when they do. now, if you want to get your gifts delivered by christmas today is the last day for standard ground shipping. but if you're not ready to

if she did not sign a citation for being double parked on haight street while making a delivery. >> at first i thought he was joking never been ticketed. i'm just the day previous in the same area right up the street. another police officer went around me. >> but it was no laughing matter with the san francisco police officer told ferguson to put her hands behind her back after she refused to sign the ticket, not wanting to go to jail. she reluctantly signed the ticket. but that is when she says she felt racially profiled for something she says delivery drivers do every day and francisco. >> honestly, yes, and it because of my skin i i don't see no other reason they were taking me. everybody double parked everyone. dhl amazon ups. >> the naacp is now conducting an investigation into the he will go through how to teach police station. and we will happen 10 years. conversations xi. until we get this matter rectified. >> hate district san francisco supervisor dean preston is office said, quote, for a statement that reads, quote, we're extremely concerned about the incident in which sfpd t

this was on december 7th zoom in here on haight street is where it happened near masonic and now takehe driver ups driver, nick. he should. ferguson was double parked and she was delivering multiple packages to a mail depot when they were ticketing her and she says is the first time the police have ever cited her while she's been doing her job, she think she was targeted because she's a black woman. >> that never knew they pulled over people the ups drivers fedex drivers. amazon drivers. everybody that double parking to to to deliver. i feel like if i wasn't. >> this young black girl, i would have got a ticket at probably would have got a warning. i would even got to a siren. move your vehicle. >> ferguson says she eventually did sign that ticket shin want to. but she says she did because she knew that people are counting on the packages to be delivered. and if she hadn't signed it, then i guess you could have been arrested so she continued her work day and caught 4 reached out to the sfpd and ask you about this, but we have not yet gotten a response. >> so in the south bay civil gran

if she did not sign a citation for being double parked on haight street while making a delivery. >> at first i thought he was joking. never been ticketed. i'm just the day previous in the same area right up the street. another police officer went around me. >> but it was no laughing matter with the san francisco police officer told ferguson to put her hands behind her back after she refused to sign the ticket, not wanting to go to jail. she reluctantly signed the ticket. but that is when she says she felt racially profiled for something she says delivery drivers do every day and francisco. >> honestly, yes, and get get the mosque in cars or i i don't see no other reason they were taking me. everybody double parked everyone. dhl amazon ups. >> the naacp is now conducting an investigation into the he will go to how to teach police station. and we will 10 years. conversations with chief. until we get this matter rectified. >> hate district san francisco supervisor dean preston is office said, quote, for a statement that reads, quote, we're extremely concerned about the incident in which s

if she did not sign a citation for being double parked on haight street while making a delivery. >> atwas joking. never been ticketed. i'm just the day previous in the same area right up the street. another police officer went around me. >> but it was no laughing matter with the san francisco police officer told ferguson to put her hands behind her back after she refused to sign the ticket, not wanting to go to jail. she reluctantly signed the ticket. but that is when she says she felt racially profiled for something she says delivery drivers do every day and francisco. >> honestly, yes, and get get the mosque in cars or i i don't see no other reason they were taking me. everybody double parked everyone. dhl amazon ups. the naacp is now conducting an investigation into the he will go to that is the station. >> and we will 10 years. conversations with chief. until we get this matter rectified. >> hate district san francisco supervisor dean preston is office said, quote, for a statement that reads, quote, we're extremely concerned about the incident in which sfpd ticketed a black ups dri

they ticketed her for something that she says she's never seen have before us is on december 7th on haightonic. this is the map now. take a look at the video and the ups driver name is the key ship ferguson and there she is. she was double park while she was delivering multiple packages to a mail depot. and they stopped or and she says this is the first time. >> the police have ever cited her on the job and she think she was targeted because she's a black woman. >> that never knew they pulled over people at the drivers fedex drivers. amazon drivers. everybody that double park and took her to deliver. i feel like if i wasn't. >> this young black girl, i would have got to take it up. hollywood got a warning. i would even a siren move. your vehicle. >> and now as she get the ticket. but she had to sign as she felt yemen. she cited the citation because she says she want to get back to work because she knew people were counting on the packages that she was delivering kron 4 has reached out to the sfpd about this. but we haven't heard back. >> well in the south bay, a civil grand jury now has in

era came about, and we had all of these men from whitney young to leaders of the naacp and dorothy haight was catapulted as the lone woman leader, not remembering or acknowledging what should have been acknowledged, fannie lou hamer's absolute dynamic change in the body politic within the democratic party. now, i say that because everything happens for a reason and things kind of come full cycle, because also at that time, when i was like 12 or 13 years old and voting rights had been passed, and i remember voting and my family being really, really critical, anybody who was eligible to vote had to vote, the same way, to be honest with you, with tithes, i used to be the little girl who collected everybody's tithes, even if you didn't go to church you had to have your tithes, there were certain things that were sacrosanct. voting was one of them, tithing was one of them. i thought that struggle was behind us, quite frankly, to go back to your opening statement. so i really come at this from, like, i do the work of tubman, and one of my big -- i'm so -- i'm so honored that kate would even lik

that around 11:30am haight street near the sonic in san francisco. that is where ups driver dedication, ferguson. let's double parked while delivering multiple packages that a bill depot. i am a ups driver in full brown. >> delivering packages. why was she double parked. >> a pullover everywhere on a street. there's nowhere for me to park a go up and down. >> they hate. it's rare to find parking in san you good. civilians parking in >> zones. anyone familiar with the parking situation in san francisco knows you can drive for blocks day or night without finding a parking space. what used to be available street parking is now occupied by restaurant parklet and bike share docking stations at this point. delivery drivers double parking set up a part of the landscape. in fact, it is something ferguson says she's been doing as an employee for ups for over 3 years. that never knew they pulled over people the ups drivers. >> fedex drivers. amazon drivers. everybody that. >> double parking to to to deliver however, this is the first time she's been approached

if she did not sign a citation for being double parked on haight street while making a delivery. >> atught he was joking. never been ticketed. i'm just the day previous in the same area right up the street. another police officer went around me. >> but it was no laughing matter with the san francisco police officer told ferguson to put her hands behind her back after she refused to sign the ticket, not wanting to go to jail. she reluctantly signed the ticket. but that is when she says she felt racially profiled for something she says delivery drivers do every day and francisco. >> honestly, yes, and it because of my skin i i don't see no other reason they were taking me. everybody double parked everyone. dhl amazon ups. the naacp is now conducting an investigation into the he will go to that is repeat the station. >> and we will 10 years. conversations xi. until we get this matter rectified. >> hate district san francisco supervisor dean preston is office said, quote, for a statement that reads, quote, we're extremely concerned about the incident in which sfpd ticketed a black ups driv

december 7th and on haight street near a sonic. and here's the video.river ups drivers in a key shift. ferguson and she was double parked delivering multiple packages to a mail depot. and she says this is the first time police have ever cited her while she's been doing her job with the little reindeer on around head. she believes officers targeted her because she's a black woman. >> that never knew they pulled out people asked the ups drivers drivers. amazon drivers. everybody that double park and took her to deliver. i feel like if i wasn't. >> this young black girl, i would have got to take it up. hollywood got a warning. i would even a siren move. your vehicle. >> if ferguson eventually sign the ticket. because, you know, she want to sign a citation. but she did because she wanted to get back to work. she said people are counting on those packages that she was delivering truck and that was what was important to her. kron 4 has reached out to the sfpd regarding this incident. but we haven't heard back. >> well in the south bay, a civil grand jury has

december 7th on haight street near masonic. and that's where the driver, key shift ferguson. as you can see, was on the job for ups. she was double park while delivering multiple packages to a mail depot and she says this is the first time police have ever cited her while she's on the job. she believes the officers targeted her because she is a black woman. >> that never knew that t ey pulled over people the ups drivers drivers. amazon drivers. everybody that double park and took her to deliver. i feel like if i wasn't. >> this young black girl, i would have got to take it up. hollywood got a warning. i would even a siren move. your vehicle. >> and she says the only reason she signed the ticket. the citation was because it was that or gb arrest and she wanted to continue doing your job because she felt like people are counting on the packages. she was delivering kron. 4 has reached out to the sfpd about this. but we haven't heard back. >> in the south bay a civil grand jury. has died at santa clara county sheriff laurie smith with 7 counts of corruption and misconduct in offi

if she did not sign a citation for being double parked on haight street while making a delivery. >> at i thought he was joking never been ticketed. i'm just the day previous in the same area right up the street. another police officer went around me. >> but it was no laughing matter with the san francisco police officer told ferguson to put her hands behind her back after she refused to sign the ticket, not wanting to go to jail. she reluctantly signed the ticket. but that is when she says she felt racially profiled for something she says delivery drivers do every day and francisco. >> honestly, yes, and it because of my skin i i don't see no other reason they were taking me. everybody double parked everyone. dhl amazon ups. >> the naacp is now conducting an investigation into the incident it will go through how to teach police station. and we will 10 years. conversations with chief. until we get this matter rectified. >> hate district san francisco supervisor dean preston is office said, quote, for a statement that reads, quote, we're extremely concerned about the incident in which sf

this is magic altman, and i've been here in the haight working since the police shootings.ng up and down, police everywhere. all we need is regular policing, and it's interesting to note that no one can get a policeman coming to their house -- it's all over next door, and everybody's blaming chesa. chesa can't prosecute if the police don't do anything, so chief scott, i think it's time you stop this strategy and do your job. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening. caller, you have two minutes. >> hi. my name is [indiscernible], and i volunteer with [indiscernible] i've grown tired of talking to s.f. police commission. where is the urgency? if the tables were turned and this represented white folks, there would be an urgency. i agree with former first lady michelle obama, and say own that when it comes to us. when are you going to all the lives of all san franciscans? as i said, i'm tired. not tired enough to quit, however. tired enough to [indiscernible] unquote, a black person in san francisco is six times to be as arrested as a white person [indiscernible] due to [indi

between drug use in the haight-ashbury where the early people who manufactured and used it and theynted quality but at later when it got into profit sharing they didn't care about quality and that's where we are now. i think if emergency management wants to do something serious, check the super systems for whose manufacturing. they don't need to lease some land, they just need to find out who the manufacturers are of these strange new chemicals that are getting dangerous conditions to the people of america. >> clerk: thank youfor your comments, let's hear from our next caller please . >> caller: my name is john mccormick and i would like to put this boat in some context. only a year and a half out of a awakening that led to a greater understanding of the chemically racist system that is deeply supremacist yet today we have a vote on the table that potentially gives money to fund these police officers and we don't have a know that that's not going to happen. i'd like to urge and press for the application of cart and proposition c as solutions that will not continue to fund the police

between drug use in the haight-ashbury where the early people who manufactured and used it and theynted quality but at later when it got into profit sharing they didn't care about quality and that's where we are now. i think if emergency management wants to do something serious, check the super systems for whose manufacturing. they don't need to lease some land, they just need to find out who the manufacturers are of these strange new chemicals that are getting dangerous conditions to the people of america. >> clerk: thank youfor your comments, let's hear from our next caller please . >> caller: my name is john mccormick and i would like to put this boat in some context. only a year and a half out of a awakening that led to a greater understanding of the chemically racist system that is deeply supremacist yet today we have a vote on the table that potentially gives money to fund these police officers and we don't have a know that that's not going to happen. i'd like to urge and press for the application of cart and proposition c as solutions that will not continue to fund the police

between drug use in the haight-ashbury where the early people who manufactured and used it and theynted quality but at later when it got into profit sharing they didn't care about quality and that's where we are now. i think if emergency management wants to do something serious, check the super systems for whose manufacturing. they don't need to lease some land, they just need to find out who the manufacturers are of these strange new chemicals that are getting dangerous conditions to the people of america. >> clerk: thank youfor your comments, let's hear from our next caller please . >> caller: my name is john mccormick and i would like to put this boat in some context. only a year and a half out of a awakening that led to a greater understanding of the chemically racist system that is deeply supremacist yet today we have a vote on the table that potentially gives money to fund these police officers and we don't have a know that that's not going to happen. i'd like to urge and press for the application of cart and proposition c as solutions that will not continue to fund the police

between drug use in the haight-ashbury where the early people who manufactured and used it and theynted quality but at later when it got into profit sharing they didn't care about quality and that's where we are now. i think if emergency management wants to do something serious, check the super systems for whose manufacturing. they don't need to lease some land, they just need to find out who the manufacturers are of these strange new chemicals that are getting dangerous conditions to the people of america. >> clerk: thank youfor your comments, let's hear from our next caller please . >> caller: my name is john mccormick and i would like to put this boat in some context. only a year and a half out of a awakening that led to a greater understanding of the chemically racist system that is deeply supremacist yet today we have a vote on the table that potentially gives money to fund these police officers and we don't have a know that that's not going to happen. i'd like to urge and press for the application of cart and proposition c as solutions that will not continue to fund the police

between drug use in the haight-ashbury where the early people who manufactured and used it and theynted quality but at later when it got into profit sharing they didn't care about quality and that's where we are now. i think if emergency management wants to do something serious, check the super systems for whose manufacturing. they don't need to lease some land, they just need to find out who the manufacturers are of these strange new chemicals that are getting dangerous conditions to the people of america. >> clerk: thank youfor your comments, let's hear from our next caller please . >> caller: my name is john mccormick and i would like to put this boat in some context. only a year and a half out of a awakening that led to a greater understanding of the chemically racist system that is deeply supremacist yet today we have a vote on the table that potentially gives money to fund these police officers and we don't have a know that that's not going to happen. i'd like to urge and press for the application of cart and proposition c as solutions that will not continue to fund the police

would serve on the municipal court bench for seven years and presided over the summer of love in haight ashbury and the black studies protest, which he remarked was a wonderful training ground for a judge. he was as supervisor peskin noted, an active democratic party member which stopped him from receiving further appointments from governor reagan, but he mounted a campaign with help. again, a first. he was the first chinese american person to serve on the superior court and would serve in the position until 1982. he was appointed by another outgoing governor brown it when in 1982, jerry brown appointed him to the first district court of appeals where he made history again as the first chinese american judge. he would serve on the court of appeals for nearly a decade, retiring in 1992 as presiding judge. judge lowe didn't get to relax for long, when following retirement, he received a call and the mayor said, now that you're retired, you can take on the roll as president of the police commission. -- role as president of the police commission. that included aftermath of the rodney king r

as all of you know, gus was a much-loved figure on haight street and throughout the city. that was all of my thoughts from me. thank you. >> thank you, mr. pillpel. so at this time, i will entertain a motion to go into closed session. >> so moved. >> i would like to give the floor to fiona hinze to say what she'd like to say. >> i'll move to go into closed session. >> all right. second? is there a second? >> second. >> can you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes. the board will now go into >>> can you call the next item. >> clerk: yes. item 13. announcement of closed session. and to settle both matters. places you on item 14, motion to disclose or not disclose the information discussed in closed session. >> i would like to motion, not disclose -- >> what a move. a motion to the outcome. >> i'm actually just giving up is what i'm doing. >> i will move to not disclose. can i get a second? can you please call the roll on the motion not to disclose. >> clerk: [roll call] the motion passes. and concludes the business before y

as all of you know, gus was a much-loved figure on haight street and throughout the city. that was all of my thoughts from me. thank you. >> thank you, mr. pillpel. so at this time, i will entertain a motion to go into closed session. >> so moved. >> i would like to give the floor to fiona hinze to say what she'd like to say. >> i'll move to go into closed session. >> all right. second? is there a second? >> second. >> can you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes. the board will now go into >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i'm cofounder and ceo of sf made. sf made is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made really provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other small business support organizations who provide more generalized support. everything we do has really been developed

as well as the height street studios on haight street.orwarded a landmark designation for the golden gate carnegie library on greenstreet. if there are no questions or comments from members of the commission , we should move on to general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public than the subject matter jurisdiction accept agenda items with respect to agenda items opportunity to address the commission will be afforded and the items reach the meeting. each member may address the commission for 2 minutes and when the number of speakers exceed the 15 minute limit general public comments will be moved to the end of the agenda. this is your opportunity to enter the queue by pressingá3. when you hear your line has been unmuted that's your indication to begin speaking . >> caller: is georgia.the october 21 executive summary from the staff , sb nine said on page 10 that the department was working on a financial analysis of the viability of sb nine development scenarios and wou

as all of you know, gus was a much-loved figure on haight street and throughout the city. that was all of my thoughts from me. thank you. >> thank you, mr. pillpel. so at this time, i will entertain a motion to go into closed session. >> so moved. >> i would like to give the floor to fiona hinze to say what she'd like to say. >> i'll move to go into closed session. >> all right. second? is there a second? >> second. >> can you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes. the board will now go into sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well. we heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. it was super easy to sign up. our bookkeeper signed up online, it was like 15 minutes. nothing has changed, except now we have cleaner energy. it's an easy way to al

i live in san francisco in upper haight. i'm a retired veteran and work for felton institute a nonprofit here in the city. i'm a case manager. i hope and support homeless vets and the general population conducting outreach to promote healthy streets and i'm in full support of this legislation and bill to give our heroes and veterans the help and support and care that they need. and we near support of this bill. god bless our heroes. thank you, veterans, for your time and service. >> thank you for your comments. mr. adkins, do we have anymore speakers in the queue? operator: there is one caller that just entered the queue. >> thank you mu. please let them through. >> caller: hello. my name is jared and i'm a son of the city and i'm also a veteran. i was born here in 1953. so i've seen a lot of changes in this city. good and bad. but i want to thank everyone that's involved with this legislation and working on [inaudible] path because it is one part of the formula [inaudible] veterans homeless and in treatment for various reas

staffing through overtime or backfill within the mid market corridor, chinatown, fishermen's wharf, the haight street corridors, japantown to name a few. the safe shoppers program, which is within the union square area now, providing a high number of visibility and presence for deterrence in that particular neighborhood. of course, we have the mid market vibrancy and safety plan which was implemented months ago and continues currently under captain canning. really involving a high visibility deployment strategy to address the quality of life issues and crime issues within that corridor as well. and then i've heard -- i think one of our small business owners earlier mentioned about, i think it was albert, about bringing back our retirees. you know, i want to thank the office of economic and workforce development for funding and partnership of our sfpd community ambassador program. we are now at 23 ambassadors capacity. we look to continue to hire seven or more. the program has been extremely well received and successful, particularly, where they've been deployed with merchants in the small busi

my name is trey mackin, and i live in the lower haight. it's important that we be cognizant and build more housing immediately because there is a housing crisis in the city. replacing a single story with several other stories i think is the best way to move forward. adding more additional units will make it more affordable to live in this vibrant and centrally located neighborhood. please approve this project. thank you. >> hi, this is scott urcanan calling in support of the project. i'm a member of the bike coalition, and i'm currently looking for a place closer to work, which currently is in union square. [please stand by] . >> -- neighborhood and all of the transportation opportunities that are available for people that would have a chance to live in this building. i'd really like the commission to approve this. i think it's a fantastic project. thank you very much. >> hello. my name is marsha silver, and i've been a resident of san francisco for approximately 40 years? i just wanted to express that i'm very much in favor of this projec