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i really wanted to attend. cally the local news covered the story -- luckily, the local news covered the story. peggy saw the broadcast and reached out and said i will for the rest of the bill. ever since then, she was like a grandmother and godmother and one. we would talk three times a week just about life, how is school going, how are you liking williams, what is stanford like? whenever i needed anything, she was always there. brian: where did her money come from? zachary: peggy, some of it came from, from my understanding, her previous marriage. i believe some of it also came from things she had done earlier in her life, investments, she was a patron of the arts as well, a lot of her money was in assets. brian: on page 180, you talk about people you most admire. martin luther king, frederick douglass, no clinton, reginald clinton, reginald wayne betz, cornell west and kobe bryant. why kobe bryant? zachary: because kobe bryant is like a cerebral assassin on the basketball court and he works incredibly hard. t

i want to thank commissioner walton and to the family and i really do look forward to action, and i do want to say good-bye to commissioner mendoza and wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. thank you for everything you've done for the school district and the city of san francisco. [ applause ] >> good evening. jordan david, san francisco resident. first, i want to express my solidari solidarity and condemn the criminalization of black and brown youth. the balboa thing was very awful, and my heart goes out to the family of the student who was wrongfully criminalized, and i hope to make -- commissioner walton, thank you for your response. but i'm here on a completely different matter. you know, we need to have more vetting of those who are appointed to serve on the school district's advisory and oversight committees, and, yes, i believe in general each board member should defer to each other's judgment when they make appointments. however, i was disheartened. no, make that enraged, when a little birdie forwarded me the agenda to the last school parcel tax oversight committe

i want it say a couple of things about thinks gentleman before he gets on the microphone. eat pleasure that i honor roberto vargas today for our first but not last latinx heritage month. now roberto is currently a navigator for the center for community engagement and community engagement and health policy programs to the university of california-san francisco clinical and translational science institute. in this role, he leads many multistake holder health initiatives that provide leverage paying particular attention and focus on equity. i cannot think of a better champion than this man here. roberto helps to disseminate practices nationally, promoting equitable practices and health policy and important research. he is a proud son of san francisco, second generation graduate of mission high school. and twice alumna of san francisco state university. as a second-generation resident of the fillmore, mission district and bayview hunter's point, roberto is happy to serve communities impacted by systemic health disparity. now, he's also served on the board of caresn, co-chair of

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i want to secure arizona's , insideconomically schools and at the board. think you can see a genetic difference between somebody who wants to build on the momentum is happening today and my opponent, that would go in the wrong direction and make arizona a carbon copy of california. you can go to my website or twitter account to fact check with my opponent says. please go to fact check garcia.com to get the facts. thanks for spending the evening with us. >> that concludes the gubernatorial debate. thanks to our panel of journalists, including our own christopher conover. kj's easy, and joe ferguson of the arizona daily star. of course, to the candidates. thank you for honoring the format of tonight's debate. do not forget you are welcome to visit our website. also, on our radio website as well. continue to honor debate forums throughout. the weeks leading up to november. our thanks to you at home for tuning in online and at home. is't forget, election day tuesday, november 6. from all of us, thank you for joining us and have a good night. ♪ >> cb competition

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i didn't want to go to prison no more, i didn't want to do no jail time, i didn't want to keep starting over. so when i went back to that thought when i was five years old -- i was 41 at this time, and i went back to five years old, and i said okay, i've got to do something different. so i entered treatment. and by -- when i entered treatment, i was open to a whole bunch of other stuff. and -- and to give you an example of how cloudy my mind was, i didn't know -- my son was born on buchanan and grove. i didn't know right up the street, around the corner, which is where the program i was at, health rigealthright 3 mansions and victorian homes. i'm so cloudy and whacked out of my mind, i didn't know that these beautiful things existed in my city. so as i'm going through life since treatment, and i'm learning all these beautiful new things, you know, i'm advocating for people, you know, for change. you know, there's a lot of people that's given the wrong information like me. the information i was given me helped land me in prison, you know, but it doesn't -- i don't hold any bad thoughts u

you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint has been the same since it opened and that is important. san francisco in general that we don't lose a grip of what san francisco's came from. tommy's is a place that you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, i

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i just wanted to clarify that. i know this is being asked on the spot, but i also agree with supervisor kim, this is something that's very important. i think in general, the concept is, you know, there was a joint terrorism task force. this is something that was done in collaboration with the police department. there were a lot of communities of concern, particularly mine, folks in the muslim community, focused because of their religious believes. do you believe that people should be targeted because of their religious beliefs? >> no. >> supervisor safai: okay. thank you. >> president cohen: we've got two people that have come out of the rules committee from the vetting process, and i just want to state that this questions of the joint terrorism task force are not within the purview of the police commission. also want to remember that these seats are for people, every day people that represent the general population. and i can tell you quite frankly, the general population does not know or understand the m.o.u. that

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i want to see fuller -- i want to see solar, i want to see wind. my first concern is for the arizonans on a fixed income, the arizonans that are one mobile dutch honorable. this will take a tremendous amount of money out of our public k-12 system. i want affordable and clean energy. ms. rivera: next question is from joe ferguson for mr. garcia. , would you agree that the nuclear plant should be counted as clean energy? mr. garcia: in this discussion i have heard both sides that it should and it should not be counted as clean energy. we need an energy source -- my focus will be on solar. it's low hanging fruit in arizona. it is low hanging fruit because we have so much solar resources. let's start there. proposition 127. look, one of the things you get with doug ducey is a lakh of imagination and saying over and over again what we can't do. energy,o more in solar and yet the governor continues to talk about what we can't do. ms. rivera: mr. ducey, your response? gov. ducey: when mr. garcia asks you to imagine cannot you should imagine dollar tax inc

i want to call out lydia right now, and she's just been -- [applause] >> i don't want to date us, butou know, i've worked with lydia since she was at the coalition on homelessness and created at the street sheet, and then when i came over to the housing authority, she rolled up here sleeves, we worked together. the collaboration, technical assistance, thank you for everything you've done for this process. she thought i was crazy to take this job, but it's been a wonderful experience. i just want to say that the housing authority is in this work for the long haul. we own the land that you are standing on right now, so it'll stay permanently affordable. our staff will continue to do the eligibility work, and we'll make referrals to these units quickly, so that units aren't sitting vacant when there's such a desperate need for affordable housing in the city. in closing i want to thank joaquin torres on the commission. i'm so grateful to have our president. barbara smith, alicia siska, will daniels, and our weightless team under kyla reynolds, and sarah randler. the last thing i want to s

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given their money i want. people paid for their supports for their votes. i don't have as much money people who have been in government for twelve years. because. of the. love. if you are. in my where. i don't know but if i used a good. one. for. the living. it's. good for. the noble said it is god's love into the bottle both but if they look out over the. goods they show. one of. the the. my nigeria's peaceful my name here it is a place where this is going to truly call it down home and here is resilience adn it's just four of surprises that's mine and you. when i think of my nature i think of potential when i think of what a shot i think or what but it's not that i think of young people who need to do to get to the island and do something that they come to. tell me it's impossible i think as a challenge. the reason a child can include out. my name is and this is my affair. my nigerian on al-jazeera. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life so they were mentioning fight against corruption and what i have heard is that we need chapters we need als

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i want to be here and i want to be healthy, i want my family to be healthy.i want the world to be healthy. i want people to have access to health care and education and food, basic stuff. i think i want the same things that i want today. i feel like as a writer, each day is a gift. as a human being, each day is a gift. i guess a day that i'm allowed to do the work that i love doing. i think that it's really important for all of us at some point, as hard as it is, to find that moment to do the thing you love to do, and so yeah, 20 years, all willing, i would like to still be doing the stuff i love to do. >> max pell, facebook comment, thank you so much to jacqueline for her beautiful books with amazing stories and images. i love using her work with my students, because even if reading presents a challenge, there's so much to learn and share based on the emotions, thoughts and questions provoked by the imagery and narrative. please keep blessing us with these outstanding works. noticed on your website that you have requested that students not e-mail you with a

and i just want to thank all of you. as my friend, maddie scott says, it takes all of us on this issue, so i just want to thank all of you for being here today, and my condolences to you. >> president cohen: thank you: ladies and gentlemen, these men and women standing before you are our street peace keepers. they're the ones on the front lines responding, when many of us wouldn't have the heart to respond. they work collectively with d.p.h., sfpd, and a host of people -- host of community people. these are the people that have probably one of the hardest jobs. i'm privileged to present this certificate of honor post humously to joe tatui of his life, of his dedication to the bayview community, working to promote peace, education and understanding and years of work in preventing gun violence in san francisco through the street violence intervention program. it is my pleasure to present all of this on your behalf. a special note to his mother who continues to grieve the loss of her son, and to the

i wanted to be here the next day. it is an outrage that i was not allowed to, and immediately defend my name, and say i did not do this, and give you all of this evidence. i am not even in dc on the weekends in the summer of 1982. you're talking about a weekday? when i am not at blair high school for a summer league game, i am not at tobin's house working out? i am not a movie with suzanne? you know, i wanted to be here right away. >> the difficult thing is that, these hearings are set, set by the majority. but, i am talking about getting the evidence and having the evidence looked at, and i do not understand you know, we hear from the witnesses, but the fbi is not interviewing them. is not giving us any facts, so all we have -- >> you are interviewing me. you are doing it, senator. i am sorry to interrupt but you are doing it. there is no conclusions reached. >> and, what you are saying if i understand it, is that the allegations by doctor ford, ms. ramirez, and miss sweatnick are wrong. >> that is emphatically what i

and i want this to be an electronic document. i didn't want to print out copies for you, because of the paper idea. i want people to use it as an on-line tool that's evolving and want them to find the most up-to-date information and not have something floating around. so i think down the road it will be great if it's html-based, like a customizable tool. but this is laying the foundation for that moving forward. thank you. >> this is a huge accomplishment, so i want to give you silent applause. i know how much effort it takes to coordinate multiple departments with streams of information. so i hope it picks up. i'm curious -- have you gotten feedback from any event producers that have looked at it and tried to use the calculator or any parts of it? >> yeah. a lot of people are zeroing in on the calculator piece of it. it's purely anecdotal, but people i have talked to are excited to have it. one thing i didn't mention is that i will be doing a survey six months from now to gauge how user-friendly and is it being used a lot or what

i want to give a shout out to our supervisor who came out to the west. i have pictures i want to show you afterwards. the bottom line is the western edition, for example. not reflecting on her. and the a2 area. no black businesses on fillmore. no black ownerships, no housing. i mean, this city, which is under ocii, consider it the western addition. i have to talk to governor brown. why is it we're not even considered part of the projects in this side of the bay and that's not ok. you see we need strong advocates, like he and myself and others. they're around. they're watching tv. when they find out how you talk and the structure you come down here, we're going to be coming to make things happen. but i'm so glad now it's election time. i might run for election. i don't know. i might put my hat in the arena. i don't know. >> are there any other members of the public that would like to comment on these items? seeing none, public comment is closed. and seeing there are no other speakers, may i have a motion to continue these items to october 16th, motion made

ok, i don't want to tell them by how much. [applause] i don't want to tell them by how much but he's doing great. that's all i want to say. assume you're down by one point, that's the best. that way you work real hard. i want to thank also, thank you. i want to thank also kelly armstrong who is here someplace. kelly, thank you, kelly. running for congress. also really out there, very popular, very outstanding person and thank you very much, you're going to do fantastic, kelly. and rick berg, head of the republican party, rick, thank you very much. thank you, rick. so we have a very simple, well-defined task. we want to have strong borders. we want to have low taxes. we want to cut the hell out of regulations. we want -- and by the way, we want regulations. somebody -- a very popular guy here was just interviewing me. you know who i'm talking about, great guy. and he said, what do you think of president obama's speech? and i said, i'm sorry, i watched it but i fell asleep. [laughter] i found he is very good for sleeping. i think

and so while i want to support this dialogue regarding proposition 10, i do want to propose potentially some amendments to this resolution. i would like to pass it out to the full board so that we can vote this out at the board of supervisors, but just some affirmation of rent control, and any affirmation of rent control to new construction should be adopted only after an economic analysis from the controller. i know that some jurisdictions, the idea of rolling rent control, i'm interested in having our city further analyze, so i wanted to at least include that piece in this resolution. so again, it is something that i believe as a representative of the sunset district where we have many single-family homes, that as supervisor fewer said there are many differences between small property homeowners versus large corporate building owners from multiunit buildings. and so i wanted to at least, again, as a representative of district with many single-family homes, insert that provision in here. so with that, supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you, chair. i really appreciate all the

i want to tell men, i don't want you to procreate. that's the first problem. i could talk about that for 30 minutes. what i'm trying to figure out, i've talked to so many of my queer friends about this. i apologize if anybody finds that offensive. how do i have a conversation with somebody who doesn't respect a community, their humanity? should i say, "f"-it? let them twist in the wind? i want to tell men, i don't want you to procreate. i don't want you to reproduce as i would hate for you to have a son or daughter who says, i might like people who have -- i must like girls, or am i like guys. we see children being murdered just for the simple thoughts. it blows -- i just found out there was a trans woman killed in philly and i don't even know her name. i don't know who her follow this. i found that out canvassing to weeks ago. >> is your question around you have conversations -- >> as black people in the community, we keep everything in the closet. we need to pull the rug. burn the rug. i'm so sick of the rug and closets. i'm down wit

i have heard a few comments that i want to speak to briefly. the first is the appellant mentioned that removing the statue would be a tyrannical act i think this is pretty rich because what the statue is depicting is exactly a tyrannical act. [laughter] >> i think all of us in this room can agree that we are opposed to tyrannical acts. to me a, to clear action in opposing tyranny would be to take down the statue. we have also heard about depicting the history of california and speakers have repeatedly reminded us that this is not an accurate depiction of the history of california. and finally, to speak to the suggestion that these statues serve as a reminder of history, the people who have been victimized by injustices are the experts on how to remedy those injustices. we have heard clearly from native folks what the remedy should be on this issue. so please do the right thing. remedy this injustice and remove the statue. thank you. >> thank you. his. >> good afternoon. i would like to thank all of my relatives, all of you for speaking from your

and i just wanted to say a few things. you know, i'm not going to trade tit for tat for bennett, whether he caught them, whether it was their patrons, but i can say definitively that these issues that got us to this point weren't exclusive to sound. they included cleaning up after the venue had closed, which to their credit, are doing, to increase their correspondence with the c.b.d., which they're not doing. i speak to john by proxy for bennett. last time i checked was in august, to see if he was on the ra radar or the agenda of the c.b.d., and he was not. that lends credence to what officer matthias was saying, it's been quiet in front of hue. i can say that it has been quieter around hue but that is because we believe the conditions are working, and we've seen what hue can perform like when these conditions aren't in place. i believe earlier in the year we decided to pull back some of those conditions on friday and saturday, and lo and behold, st. patrick's day, there was an incident on a saturday, again, this may 27 eve

so i want to thank my team, i want to thank the department of public health, i want to thank mayor breed especially for the incredible support of doing this, and these steps are small steps, but we're moving in the right direction, and that's what harm reduction is about, so i'm very grateful that we're here. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, dr. zevin. and i want to thank greg wagner. thank you so much for being here. well, ladies and gentlemen, that is it for today. we will have a spot for questions and answers for the press right over here on this side. come to glide, come see what we're doing. come see the miracles that happen, not just today but every single day, and we look forward to seeing you. thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] [music] >> san francisco city clinic provides a broad range of sexual health services from stephanie tran medical director at san francisco city clinic. we are here to provide easy access to conference of low-cost culturally sensitive sexual health services and to everyone who walks through our door. so we providestd checkups, diagnosis

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and i want to talk about that. first part is about city employment, particularly new hires and promotions. so, as i indicated before, african americans comprise 15% of the city's work force, again, you know, well above the labor market availability. so it shows that we are doing some things right. the new hires are actually, hard to read here, 19%. so it shows that in fact our, i think our work force programs and some of these initiatives we have are actually yielding good results and our departments are, i need to recognize the efforts of the department level in all of these ways. and promotions of african americans are at 14%, so roughly equivalent. so, that is, i would characterize that as acceptable or good news. temporary employment is another area that's been raised, i know there is a concern or perception that there's a disproportionate percentage of african americans in the city. there are two kinds of temporary employment. there's as needed, which is temporary exempt category, 16. people called for vacation

regardless of how much i want the to talk. last night was the first time of three times in the 3-1/2 years i have been in the u.s. senate. but the reason i did it, i felt like we were going down a path that proved to be true, and at the time, senator kennedy was chairing and he rightfully allowed the discussion to go. but, i want to talk about the timeline that occurred and what happened this morning. so, at about 9:30 last night. we had an exchange where you were being asked to respond to something that you had not seen. we subsequently found out it was because it was committee confidential. and again, i'm not an ivy school attorney, i feel like when you get in 30 point type running diagonlly across the page, something that says committee confidential, you should not read verbatim from them. but that is what happened. at 9:30, a request was made to release the documents. that's one of the reasons why i thank the staff. the staff stayed up until 4:00 a.m. this morning talking first with president bush's people. then talking wit

but i do want to concur with supervisor ronen. had this letter come from the district attorney, it would be a very different letter, but insofar as you and your office, i think, have reached out, and correctly so, to kmuns labor, and marketing unions, this is too little, too late. >> president cohen: thank you. colleagues, is there any other discussion? is there an action that you'd like us to take, supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: yes. i'd like to pass this unanimously on final vote. >> president cohen: all right. supervisor kathrin stefani? all right. let's call the vote, madam clerk, on item one. [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president cohen: all right. this item, item one, passes unanimously. madam clerk, please call item six. >> clerk: item six is an ordinance prohibiting the planning code to prohibit medical cannabis and khanna disdispensaries in the chinatown district to make the appropriate findings. >> president cohen: madam clerk, on the kwetd of shall this ordinance be finally passed, please call the

i want to give you a welcome to la cocina. [applause] >> karen taylor from central city collaboratives. >> hello, everyone. my name's karen. i'm very happy to be here. i have been a resident of the tenderloin neighborhood since 2005. this neighborhood is underserved. there are 11 stores within a three block radius of where i live where you can purchase cigarettes, liquor, cheap candy, and lottery tickets. there are no grocery stores. if you want a safeway or a target, you have to take a bus. if you would like the more economical options, foodco, food 4 less, you have to ride that bus even further. the addition of la cocina is filling a need in the tenderloin for fresh food at reasonable prices. la cocina does bring additional benefits to this neighborhood in addition to the delicious food. i once derelict corner gets revitalized, becoming an oasis where people can gather and have a good time. the people who work hard to maybe this happen, neighborhood organizations, residents, entrepreneurs, get a victory, and well done, i migh

so i just wanted to get more of the information. and i think between 10:00 and 3:00, there's lunch scheduled, and my clarity, is it a working lunch or social lunch? and just for myself, 10:00 to 3:00 is a lot of time. i have something pressing in the afternoon, but if we can see a calendar -- >>commissioner cleaveland: i've got 3:30. >> commissioner nakajo: well, this calendar has willingly got some engagements. i will be there madam secretar next item. >> clerk: item eight, correspondence, e-mail from don chan dated 8-11-18. >>commissioner cleaveland: any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners, any comments? seeing none. >> clerk: item nine, adjournment. >>commissioner cleaveland: i would like to adjourn this meeting in honor of the four fallen firefighters fighting the fires, most recently, the wildfires in northern california. dangerous job, and it's always brought home when a firefighter loses their life trying to protect others, so in their honor, let's adjourn this meeting tonight. tha

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i want to get to it. slim brotherhood, planet of the apes, you are talking about valerie jarrett. >> yeah. >>sean: and obviously -- what were you thinking when you said that i know you said people shouldn't defend you. >> i just didn't want to get into the whole game of it. that's a political tweet and, you know, i've been on twitter for a long time. i'm always -- let's put it this way i walked a way in 2012 when i ran for president of the socialist party. i thought for myself it wasn't where my values were at after all. i began to read more and expand a little bit of sanction instead of the alternate opinions. i learned more. so i corrected myself. now i live, and i told abc this at the begin ning, i will always be friends to israel. i'm a jew. i also have families that live there. >> in israel? >> yeah. >> so that's a tweet about asking for accountability from the previous administration about the iran deal. which valerie is the author of. that was what was in my head. >>sean: okay. let's go back to -- y

i want to express some concerns i'm having. i read a post on facebook from the mission police collaborative about the incident at balboa last week. i am concerned about it. i under, a friend of mine's son was the victim of what i feel was the victim of police -- bad policy. basically what i heard is that police -- there's classrooms pointing guns at student witnesses. i know that students were questioned about their parents and in this carrying i know that an isn't person who was not even a witness just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time was taken out at gunpoint. apparently his image has been in the media. i thought youth were protected from being revealed. so again, i know police are in a difficult situation and we want to keep everybody safe but i want that balboa incident to be looked into because i'm not happy as a parent. i'm here because that incident on muni the other day. i'm very troubled by it. i watched something very, very violent and i understand that the victim will not press charges. if he won't