i live in district 9 in san francisco. st like basically everybody else in this phone call i'm calling in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd minimum staffing requirement. further, i demand that you remove any language regarding maximizing police presence in the community in the city charter. when the police have public safety, their definition of the public has never included murdered individuals. increases in staffing does not make our community safe, so i'm calling on the supervisors to really listen to the public and listen to everyone else who's been calling in for the first time, maybe ever, and realize that this is something that the community feels really strongly about. please support this amendment. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> hello. my name is lucia. i live in district 6. i'm also calling in support of the i'm calling in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd minimum staffing requirement. black people makeup 5% of the population and 54

i live in district 5. i'm calling to urge you to make our city safer by replacing policing with community programs. the vast majority of calls are not for violent crimes, instead traffic stops, noise complaints, complications of homelessness, the list goes on. involving the police does not solve the situations, but it does introduce violence. we need intervention system that is full of well trained experts, not heavily armed law enforcement, and we could invest in service services that prevent crises in the first place. all of this can and should be paid for by the funding of sfpd. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. hello, caller? >> hello? >> yes, we can hear you. >> good afternoon. my name is pamela. i'm a proud latino woman and a san francisco resident. i think it's clear to see that the city is speaking loud and clear that the time to defund, disarm and disband sfpd. we need public safety for all and that means defunding sfpd's budget this year and redirecting it towards pu

i live in district 5. i am echoing everything that everyone else said, calling to defund and disarm and dismantle the sfpd. it's ridiculous that we spend over $700 million on sfpd last year alone. there was over $11 million spent on policing, and i think is absolutely ridiculous. and so i'm calling on you to not talk about more reforms or anything of that nature. we know that doesn't work. we need to completely abolish the sfpd. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: good evening, supervisors. my name is tori liceon and i'm a lawyer for the civil rights in the san francisco bay area. and san francisco and nationwide need to disfund and disband the police. my record as an attorney supports the rights of those with homelessness. sfpd should not be part of it, and it's a way to ensure that city's unhoused communities are not (indiscernible) and so for the non-criminal activity of being poor. further, the sfpd spends time and resources towing cars, and the driver owes

i live in district 5. what a lot of people are saying disarm now and redirect it towards public health, housing, reparations for communities targeted by policing including black and people of color, trans, it is for all. you have a great chance. please listen to the people on the call. let's move towards justice. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> i am sarah. i live in district 5 on industrial land. we need to invest in our community and not against it. police do not keep us safe. defund s.f.p.d. we need to stop policing up housed people. they are black and r.f.q. plus. we need to remove s.f.p.d. and provide care not cops. supervisors be on the right side of history. defund this and disband. black lives and black trans lives matter. thank you. i yield my time. >> next speaker, please. >> i am julie. i am a san francisco native, resident district 2 and work in district 3. i am calling to demand we de stand, disarm the s.f.p.d. and redirect towards reparations for communities

i live in district five and work in district six. i lived here for 23 years. i'm a doctor and therapist. i'm particularly aware of how much of an impact this has had on black and brown people in our community. i'm a member of san francisco burning crest. this ordinance will overcome a racist barrier to municipally owned social housing with the support of segregationists which allow municipalities to exclude low income tenants and people of color, including black tenants. san francisco will lay the ground work for a pilot municipal housing program that will address our homeless crisis and serve the needs of the city's working and middle classes from -- i think it's important that we have different classes and races here within the city otherwise we will all suffer. i want to live in an inclusive city. we need a diversity of class and race. please recommend this ordinance to the full board so we can move towards guaranteeing affordable housing for all. thank you very much. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. i will note that members of the public who wish to p

i live in district four. i work in san francisco in a hospital. i'm calling in support of the ordinance that's before us now. i just want to highlight that this ordinance is antiracist and this ordinance is addressing our current pandemic environment. i also appreciated the mention earlier that was made of the municipal transit system. i use that everyday to get to work and i can't imagine my life in a city without it. so yes, absolutely support this social housing measure and yeah, again i just want to highlight that as other people have mentioned, most people on the street had housing before this happened and with the pandemic that could only get worse. i absolutely support this measure to stop gentrification or at least slow its spread. then also i wanted to highlight how racist the original article xxxiv was, passed in 1960 to keep out low income housing. i think that in san francisco, it sounds like everybody, at least on this call believe we can do better and i do too. thanks for supporting this and i support it as well. >> thank you, can we

>> hi, my name is cassandra and i live in district seven. i'm calling in support of putting this ordinance on the ballot. i plan to vote for it. thank you so much for discussing it today. i agree with the other comments by callers that the pandemic shouldn't force out long time residents. i think it's important to have a low, middle, and high income families living in the same community. san francisco's benefit is the long standing businesses. i have commuted three hours a day. i hope this ordinance will be passed and affordable housing will be created in san francisco and allows for communities to stay together for a long time, without fear of construction of higher income people like myself. thank you for supporting this. i look forward to seeing it on the ballot in november. thank you. >> thank you, can we have the next caller please? >> hi, my name is heidi. i live in district seven in sunny side. i also have a small studio in district 11. i'm a mother of four and all my kids have gone to public schools, as well as city college. i'm curre

i live in district nine. i also support dean preston's tax measure. almost 70% of my income goes to rent. this is a race issue and a black lives matter issue. we need to support them especially this pandemic. the people in it city have a right to homeownership, or any housing. tax the wealthy and redistribute the wealth to the community. thank you dean preston. we hope you get unanimous support on this. >> this measure is an opportunity to lower the wealth gap and make housing for affordable for the people who live here in the wealthy deserve to pay their fair share. the least we can do is get this on the ballot and vote. thank you. >> next caller please. >> this is michael soto with the national union healthcare workers. calling in favor of this measure with the economic crises, health crises, the pandemic going on in this country in the city of san francisco, this is something the residents need. this is something black and brown communities need. we know the wealthiest in our communities can afford to do this at the least. we urge this to be placed

i live in the sunset. and as you know, i am also a former planning commissioner and that's why i know that your job is so adult and difficult and o thank you so much for what you do. it's difficult because typically you are at the point of growth and that's a difficult point. they call them growing pains for a reason. this is not big projects but it's a kind of cultural -- they have a lot of problems in the sunset and city and world but kids outside playing safety is not a problem. it makes our city so please go along with the staff recommendation and approve. thank you. >> you have 41 questions remaining. >> hello honour able commissioners, thank you for your time today. i'm hopeful our community can add field lights so students can use the field for practice and games as it was greatly. >> c. blakespear: prove and increasimproveit's use. thank you again for your time. >> you have 41 questions remaining. my name is rick and i am a class of 19 representatives and i'm a parent of a 2020 alum student athlete

my name is anita and i live and work in san francisco in district 5. i want to first of all to just echo the sentiments of the previous two callers who so eloquently described why polic policing can be fixed. and i want to thank you for listening to the community last thursday and putting the remight haval of the -- removal of the language of maximizing police presence in amendment. this demonstrates san francisco's values and reflects the data and our lived experiences, which is really important to highlight those two words. public safety comes from investing in our communities, not criminalizing them. we are calling once again in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd minimum staffing requirement. recommend this charter amendment to the full board of supervisors. we look forward to working with you all to defund sfpd and reinvest in our communities. thank you. i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you, can we have the next speaker. >> caller: oh, hi. so i am also calling in support of this amendment. i do not necessarily support defunding p

change the black lives matter to defund the police to me that's the american dream. i had given up that politicians listen to us but black lives matter and defun police has shown that we can speak up and change policy so when it comes to housing when it comes to providing support and solutions to end homelessness we have to speak up and if you're in the united states right now i mean there's a lot of advocacy you have to get involved you have to get involved at the local level and at the national at right now the emergency rental assistance and red legalization act. contact your senators we have to do something change policy get a house up using its battle buddy has the chance not mark. the 3 at once thank you so much for bringing your we send to the stream today lucas and thank each of the being part of the conversation to see an exciting. business leaders just for to find a bra spot. business leaders just for to find a bra spot. every generation has higher purpose. hours to help. hello barbara siren london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the prime minister of

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i live in district nine. i also support dean preston's tax measure. almost 70% of my income goes to rent. this is a race issue and a black lives matter issue. we need to support them especially this pandemic. the people in it city have a right to homeownership, or any housing. tax the wealthy and redistribute the wealth to the community. thank you dean preston. we hope you get unanimous support on this. >> this measure is an opportunity to lower the wealth gap and make housing for affordable for the people who live here in the wealthy deserve to pay their fair share. the least we can do is get this on the ballot and vote. thank you. >> next caller please. >> this is michael soto with the national union healthcare workers. calling in favor of this measure with the economic crises, health crises, the pandemic going on in this country in the city of san francisco, this is something the residents need. this is something black and brown communities need. we know the wealthiest in our communities can afford to do this at the least. we urge this to be placed

i live in the sunset. and as you know, i am also a former planning commissioner and that's why i know that your job is so adult and difficult and o thank you so much for what you do. it's difficult because typically you are at the point of growth and that's a difficult point. they call them growing pains for a reason. this is not big projects but it's a kind of cultural -- they have a lot of problems in the sunset and city and world but kids outside playing safety is not a problem. it makes our city so please go along with the staff recommendation and approve. thank you. >> you have 41 questions remaining. >> hello honour able commissioners, thank you for your time today. i'm hopeful our community can add field lights so students can use the field for practice and games as it was greatly. >> c. blakespear: prove and increasimproveit's use. thank you again for your time. >> you have 41 questions remaining. my name is rick and i am a class of 19 representatives and i'm a parent of a 2020 alum student athlete

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>> hi, my name is cassandra and i live in district seven. i'm calling in support of putting this ordinance on the ballot. i plan to vote for it. thank you so much for discussing it today. i agree with the other comments by callers that the pandemic shouldn't force out long time residents. i think it's important to have a low, middle, and high income families living in the same community. san francisco's benefit is the long standing businesses. i have commuted three hours a day. i hope this ordinance will be passed and affordable housing will be created in san francisco and allows for communities to stay together for a long time, without fear of construction of higher income people like myself. thank you for supporting this. i look forward to seeing it on the ballot in november. thank you. >> thank you, can we have the next caller please? >> hi, my name is heidi. i live in district seven in sunny side. i also have a small studio in district 11. i'm a mother of four and all my kids have gone to public schools, as well as city college. i'm curre

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where i live i live in the real estate people there say in the city people are here in droves kicking the tires on someplace other than the city i want to show you some video with parental permission this is rose age 4 who lives in maine riding a zip line that are dead hooked up in the back yard and as many older kid owes a college and university students are irked and vexed by the big question mark that hangs over the fall semester and cash strapped parents are wondering why am i paying all this dough for what's going on now to a correspondence course many college students are taking a gap year so nancy i have a 2 part question for you can not that year be a positive experience not just for those students but can we all decide to make this a time we will remember fondly. absolutely absolutely the one thing i would say about the students and yet here is a lot of the programs that would make a gap year and calculate and growing are not available so it's a little bit like a cobbling together you know what. if it's cruel it's going to be on i mean as you say correspondence course without

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i live on clipper street and i'm calling to support the slow street's program. i walk my dog there and love seeing all the kids on bikes, joggers and people seeing safe space. this is essential that this is an equitable program and i urge you to bring slow streets to all neighborhoods, especially those that have waited too long like the tenderloin and soma, even when they require additional planning outreach and i ask you use this as a long-term solution for the following reasons. san francisco must further prioritize health and safety on our streets. slow are streets provide safe to social distance and to walk safely without distracted drivers which has and always be needed. slow streets are showing us the future. now is the time to build a just, climate-friendly and resilient transportation system in sanfrancisco. the slow-street and pedestrian network is always needed. thank you for your time. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> operator: you have 15 questions remaining. >> speaker: i'm hopefully a future slow-street steward. steward. steward. i appreciate

through the miserable pandemic and now martinez finds itself in a spotlight that no one here wanted. >> i lived here for 20 years and i worked in here on and off for 20 years so definitely national use news that you would expect >> two weeks ago we were talking about the struggle to keep the business open now he has any worry. >> wondering if i should board up or not. >> this was a good day to be in the boarding at business. >> we keep having people keep asking to put up more. antiques on the main will be closed all weekend and for some this is a setback on top of the crisis. >> we are trying to get through the pandemic and we are geared we are going to go through another three months >> its added expense and time and frustration not knowing how it will end up >> that was the frustration that the ugly scene outside the courthouse is bringing unfair attention and possibly more trouble on sunday regardless of what peaceful protesters have in mind. >> there is other people that come to cause mayhem >> they are taking precautions while hoping for a quiet weekend . >> i hope everything goes well and

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i live on clipper street and i'm calling to support the slow street's program. i walk my dog there and love seeing all the kids on bikes, joggers and people seeing safe space. this is essential that this is an equitable program and i urge you to bring slow streets to all neighborhoods, especially those that have waited too long like the tenderloin and soma, even when they require additional planning outreach and i ask you use this as a long-term solution for the following reasons. san francisco must further prioritize health and safety on our streets. slow are streets provide safe to social distance and to walk safely without distracted drivers which has and always be needed. slow streets are showing us the future. now is the time to build a just, climate-friendly and resilient transportation system in sanfrancisco. the slow-street and pedestrian network is always needed. thank you for your time. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> operator: you have 15 questions remaining. >> speaker: i'm hopefully a future slow-street steward. steward. steward. i appreciate

my name is anita and i live and work in san francisco in district 5. i want to first of all to just echo the sentiments of the previous two callers who so eloquently described why polic policing can be fixed. and i want to thank you for listening to the community last thursday and putting the remight haval of the -- removal of the language of maximizing police presence in amendment. this demonstrates san francisco's values and reflects the data and our lived experiences, which is really important to highlight those two words. public safety comes from investing in our communities, not criminalizing them. we are calling once again in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd minimum staffing requirement. recommend this charter amendment to the full board of supervisors. we look forward to working with you all to defund sfpd and reinvest in our communities. thank you. i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you, can we have the next speaker. >> caller: oh, hi. so i am also calling in support of this amendment. i do not necessarily support defunding p

i live in district 5. i want to say police reform has been proven time and time again to not be effective. the brutalization cannot be fixed -- murder and abuse who have had training and reform in departments have still committed these injustices. saying this is a police reform issue instead of a defunding issue ignores and invalidates the issues behind police. the budget is overblown and too high, and the idea that we need a huge police presence is actually pre-vaided since the '70s and is really kind of a myth. there's been research done with over 800 and several policed cities of the united states that has shown that individuals living in heavily policed areas [indiscernible] for inconsequential reasons but feel abandoned when police are called upon for violence or other life-threatening issues. police don't provide significant crime reduction as the police are trying to prove the connection between the actions and crime reduction, and the idea that violent -- >> thank you for your comments. next speaker

caller: i live in a suburb of houston. my comment would be that i don't think this virus is going to go away. businesses,ols and at school they have more frequent and shorter breaks throughout the year rather than the traditional holiday breaks they have now, we can spread the crowds throughout the year, and businesses and families. if businesses got away from the traditional lunch break and allowed employees to go to breakfast, lunch, and dinner, we could spread out the crowds at lessurants and allow for seating but more consistent patrons throughout the day. guest: those are great ideas. the spirit is flexibility. i am annot an area that expert in. all of those things seem logical. it is the land use, same attitude. we need to try new things. you should not just try to get back to what it was before. let's allow evolution and the way we use private spaces and see what works. i think that is right. i hope you can share those thoughts with people who are in a position to experiment. let's support our restaurants 11:00 a.m.

i live in a condo in los angeles, so i haven't felt comfortable going into the pool.g latex gloves, i'm in a swimsuit, with a full-faced snorkel mask. and so i went swimming. >> it looks so hot. that's all i'm thinking. i live in l.a., too, and the fact that you can make it be fashion and not be dripping everything off is just insane. and you do a lot of, oh, go ahead. >> that's why you get in the pool. i was in the pool yesterday, and i was so hot, you jump in the pool and you cool down. like, hello. >> because everybody is staying at home, is that why more people are singing and dancing on tiktok than ever before? >> probably. what else are we going to do? i'm trying to balance it. i've been really busy for the past few weeks, but, yeah, singing and dancing is really good for the soul. for me it's always something i've loved to do. it's a release, and we need a release right now. these are really intense times. we need to sing and dance, because it brings us joy. >> i would scream my head off at a black lives matter protest, then come home and dance and get back to

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my name is anita and i live and work in san francisco in district 5. i want to first of all to just echo the sentiments of the previous two callers who so eloquently described why polic policing can be fixed. and i want to thank you for listening to the community last thursday and putting the remight haval of the -- removal of the language of maximizing police presence in amendment. this demonstrates san francisco's values and reflects the data and our lived experiences, which is really important to highlight those two words. public safety comes from investing in our communities, not criminalizing them. we are calling once again in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd minimum staffing requirement. recommend this charter amendment to the full board of supervisors. we look forward to working with you all to defund sfpd and reinvest in our communities. thank you. i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you, can we have the next speaker. >> caller: oh, hi. so i am also calling in support of this amendment. i do not necessarily support defunding p

when we asked people to get retested, they said -- >> i live with my elderly parents and i can't -- they cannot get the virus. if they do, they're dead. to put it bluntly. >> reporter: lisa hopes that she has a more positive experience with negative results. jody hernandez, nbc bay area. >>> free testing at a b.a.r.t. station. ucsf is offering free testing at the 24th street station in the mission district. it is open for next three weeks on wednesdays and on friday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. it is aimed to help test the latino population. department of public health say latinos make up half of the coronavirus cases in the city even though they are only 15% of the population. many of them are front line workers. >>> after the statewide out look, 197 more deaths reported since yesterday and once again that is the highest number of deaths reported in a single day. also since yesterday, 8700 new confirmed races. but on the upside, the percentage of people testing positive did dip a tiny bit. it is now 7.4%, down from 7.5% yesterday. >>> the coronavirus has finally reached a remote californ

i live behind the project. name is barbara delanie, and i have been negotiating with brian over this since, you know, we first heard about it last august. he made an agreement with us not to build the fourth story if we would not oppose his second and third stories, which are really incredibly dense and could bring as many as 84 new people into that building. but he did not uphold his agreement, and he went ahead and said he wants to do a sports floor anyway and now he is saying oh, i think i'll revise my plan, and i will build a modified fourth story, but we know that this guy does not keep any of his promises, and any revised plan he comes up with i'm sure would not be suitable. thank you. >> you have 12 questions remaining. >> can you here me? >> yes, we can. >> thank you. hi. i'm calling in to oppose the fourth story of the building. careful review of the plan does show if there is no fourth story and the third story is like the second, there will be a total of 30 bedrooms in those two plus the 12, which is