and i'm very happy to be here supporting this legislation and the naming of the terminal after harvey milk >> thank you. >> hi i'm erick i'm with the neighborhood association in the mission district we work with a lot of lgbt latinos and we're happy to name the terminal after harvey admissible. i remember when mr. chavez when the street was going to be renamed the fight that broke out how difficult it was to rename the street. there will be always difference of opinion but it's important for us to make sure that we honor and respect those people who have fought not just for the working class but all lgbt people. this also creates a place where we can have heroes that are recognized everywhere to the lgbt community also in a way that their work is honored. thank you >> thank you any other public

you know, with respect to harvey milk, there will never, ever be another harvey milk in our community in terms of what he represented for our community in terms of a step forward. we are now elected lgbt peep to office and harvey was such an incredible trail blazer, not? in just getting elected, but in being a great leader and always holding his head high for our community. and i know when i was first sworn into office, one of the things that i always kept in mind was something that i understand harvey to have said, * that when you go into city hall, you walk up the central staircase. you don't walk on one of the side staircases because for our community, it is so important for us to walk up that central staircase and for us to be in the middle of everything and for everyone to know that we are here. and all these years later, we've made a lot of strides in the lgbt community, but we still have so much work to do around hiv issues, around our youth, around discrimination, around transinclusion, and all the things that we know that harvey had he been here today would still be working o

with the san francisco harvey milk gay democratic club, gay and lesbian democratic club, the harvey s academy and of course the gay men's chorus who are performing here tonight. so, on that note i'm going to turn this over to my dear friend stuart who is harvey's nephew and someone himself who has been speaking out all around the world for civil rights and equality for all. stuart? [cheering and applauding] >> thank you. it's very interesting thanksgiving this week. i was mentioning to the moscone family did not fall on this remembrance. and therefore, the milk family, we were all together and we actually had a little bit more joy because we did have a week that separated it. it's a very tough time for my family since 1978. it's difficult to try to explain. i don't think i could have done as good of a job as jonathan, how tough that is. harvey was a part of every milestone, large and small in my life, for 17 years. and i just can't attempt to explain that loss in words. but there is a connection with the emotions that jonathan shared and that i have shared with rebecca that goes beyo

at the top of those stairs is a statute a bust of a man named harvey milks (clapping) and harvey milk told us we had to have hope and that hope lives on today. (clapping) i want to take a moment just to - if everyone could look at the beauty of this crowd. everyone in this room came in here because san francisco has been a beacon of hope. i sat on the board when the law was made and a today, our supreme court has struck that allowing law down (clapping) >> today, the supreme court has said our lgbt brothers and sisters have a right to the pursuit of marriage equality. so goes san francisco and so goes california so goes the country. thank you for being here (clapping) i agree with president chiu but since i'm here i don't want any more people from hate coming. i really want to give a warm welcome to supervisor david campos who has led on some many issues. supervisor david campos (clapping) >> thank you, you know, it's a very emotional moment for us from the lgbt community. thank you, mayor lee and all it's so many people who have made it possible for us to be here. we heard about harv

cleave jones who work with harvey milk as a young man. when you talk to people and hear their stories, that history comes alive. >> i'm sure they had a lot of texture around these things and some of these figures, harvey milk, people who have passed on, they often become more saintly as time passes. were peoplreluctant to give you the less than perfect sides of these characters? >> i still have great respects for our city's martyrs. people who were shot down on that horrible day. but the truth is when you look at them like all political figures, there are dark sides. they made a deal with the devil basically. in return for the support of people's temple, they packed a lot of clout. jim jones, he turned people out in the streets, he turned out voters. some people think he helped steal the election back in 1975. i found a letter in the fbi archives. a very sad letter. even after jim jones has taken his flock and take enthem to the jungles of ghiana, jim jones was stealing social security checks and using them to fund. >> is there a hesitanc

mayor for appointed by the board of supervisors, and the goal here is to really not only honor harvey milk but images of the brings a different committees throughout the city together by recognizing that other members of those communities may be recognized. so thank you very much a ask for your support >> rollcall vote on the set of >> on item 41 >> >>[roll call] >> there are 11 eyes >> the ordinances passed on first reading. item producers of item 42 motion confirming rules committee nomination of them pointing ending april 30, 2017 to the police commissioner >> can we take this on same call without objection this motion is approved. why don't we move to our community reports. mdm. clerk can you call when we call ashley when we call first community item 51 >> item 51 was considered by the rules committee and regular meeting on thursday, july 18 and was forwarded to the board as a committee reports. item 51 is an ordinance authorizing settlement of a lawsuit filed by rosemary bosque against the city for approximately $50,000. this lawsuit was filed on the 14th in san francisco superior cou

president rather than nixon and secondly i'd like to say a matter of policy that in nelson mandela and harvey milk sat on this committee they'd have safari more aggressive agenda >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm the department director for the access of the mayor's office on disability. i'm here - we actually 0 tier two department i'm happy to say that our office is a big supporter of civil rights in more ways than language access we provided the captioning for the folks who are hard of hearing and to provide the translated materials. we believe that civil rights are issues that need to be addressed in immigrant communities and he would elders that have fundamental disabilities as well. i want to share our offices support with o sea and looking forward to work with them >> great points to expand our access to everyone. anyone else who wants to speak from the public. seeing none, public comment is closed or madam chair can we close it >> yes, this was a heartening item so action is needed. supervisor march would you leukemia to make a motion >> yeah. i want to thank the chai

the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park, children can be seen swinging, gliding, swinging, exploring, digging, hanging, jumping, and even making drumming sounds. this major renovation was possible with the generous donation of more than $1.5 million from the mercer fund in honor of san francisco bay area philanthropist helen diller. together with the clean and safe neighborhood parks fund and the city's general fund. >> 4. 3. 2. 1. [applause] >> the playground is broken into three general areas. one for the preschool set, another for older children, and a sand area designed for kids of all ages. unlike the old playground, th

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francisco has a role in the country of being leader and coming right after the conversation about harvey milk and the airport i you know, i thought supervisor campos did an excellent conversation about how opinions change. this could change the way parents are viewed in the workplace nationally and providing a safe place for parents is important and president chius has done a great job to reach out to the community and i hope he will continue to do that along with parents >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> let me call up a few more folks. >> next speaker. and i have other speaker cards here >> i'm a lawyer lawyer at the employment center it advocates for low wage workers in the city and throughout the state. we have a legal help line we have had over 16 hundred callers over this year from workers who are struggling with work and home obligations. this is especially true for low wage workers who depend on every single penny. they don't want to be have you found as commented to their work. over and over again, the work - the home is changed and there's not somebody there full-time but 25 pe