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iel. so here we are and we will get ready to celebrate we kick it off with tonight's festivities. because it would not be complete without the national anthem. we have the amazing kids up for this -- children's choir. they can hear you there. where are they. there they are. they will be singing the american national anthem and then the philippine anthem as well. one more time, let's kick it off with our saint augustine's children's choir of city hall in san francisco. take it away, kids. on the dawn's early light. what so proudly we hailed, as the twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight. orrer the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets 'red glare. the bombs bursting in air. gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there. o say does that star spangled benner yet wave.... o'er the land and of the free.... and the home of the brave.nner . o'er the land and of the free.... and the home of the brave.anner. o'er the land and of the free.... and the home of the brave. [applause]. great job. the chil

iel. i have to say, as i introduce cassandra and ask her to come up we were so happy to see the union at the table from day one and i think that, too, i will put out there part of the model for how to do this right. played a role in everything. a strong and helpful voice and i think first and foremost for us. helped the future residents of the community live at the center of the discussionless we had. as we go through this. that can get lost and the pro formas and the plans and it is so valuable and it is a far, far better community than it would have been without that. so, cassandra? [applause]. >> hi, thank you. good morning. the president of uesf and i'm here attended with for you of my predecessors or 3. dennis, suzanne and lita. as well as other leadership and folks who represent the 6, 500 members. who have been struggling with affordable living in san francisco for decades. folk who is are dedicated to this work. right. as the challenges of education have been apparent to everyone,

al a carte release doing things i liked certain deregulatory initiative some foreign-policy things, iel thought that was unexpected and very pleased with that. i did not expect them to be is consistently conservative as he wasn't. there are some exceptions there. i think trying to sort out the trade problem with china was a mess. i think that's a very difficult problem and some have may have been counterproductive. we'll see about that in the long term. he did change i will say one thing about china public opinion polls here and overseas public regard for china has plummeted in the last seven or eighta years. think trump is a large reason for that. in the biden administration is continuing with trump disposition about china. not going back to business as usual he had the booking while the bush of ministration or obama or clinton. >> owns a donald trump run again? >> i don't thinkagag so. i don't know. went to seet them from the firt time and thought for sure he was going to lose. but what did ios know i've been wrong about so many things. >> if he runs able to get the republican nominat

iel. comments first. pictures last. commissioner maxwell. i will go after you. no audio. >> you know i want to thank sarah for not looking at your situation but trying to make it better for the people thereupon and to come. that is going beyond. thank you for that. and lenny, i know i was a worker upon behind the scenes and i know often you all made it work. the tools were not there. it had not been done but created and thought about hayou did. thank you for that and thank your family. because it takes a family day in and day out. i want to thank your family as well. and then colin. you know, you all took on more responsibility the longer you staid. normally people say i'm sick of had. no, you all took on more responsibility. colin, virginia, petronila all of you took on more responsibility and you made a difference for all of us. it was not just about you it was for the whole. gaerng thank you for your work and your heart and your compassion and caring for our city. thank you. [applause]. commissioner. >> you put it beautifully p. i'm not sure if i can duplicat

iel, i don't think it is -- cajina or -- yekutiel. mr. hooinz i love to know the other person with program importance and in the same breath the for you regular muni riders are. the board made that finding in the past. nothing this say this is satisfies that requirement. under 8a102. of the charter. i would need to check to ask them to report become to us on this matter. >> okay and madam deputy city attorney it is my belief in reading 8a.102 this board of supervisors has no time by which we must act? >> that's correct. >> all right. mrs. li? floor is yours. thank you for joining us. >> >> hi. supervisors [inaudible] good morning. can i'm sorry a can't join you in person i'm in hong kong now it is grit to see you. i'm gloria li live in the trans bay area of san francisco close of the transit center. i have been serving on the tgpa for 6 years [inaudible] the district 6 representative i helped navigate the [inaudible]. creating neighborhood friend low activities and advocates for the dtx and pushing for way find nothing multiple language e

iel anticipated 3 and a half million. could be more our contribution is capped. thank you for under scoring that. supervisor chan. >> thank you. this is more a question for vice chair safai. i think that -- when i evaluate the original terms was recommended bide bla as it was. and -- now looking at this, i too think that it is actually a good negotiated terms for the contract the only thing the difference with the 10 and 5 year system when are we going to do with the city attorney's office. if in the next 5 year's time. and how to make sure that they have a home 5 years from now if not the plaza or continuing the lease. i can jump in quick. one thing we tried to do emphasizing. a per minute nan attentive they'll always negotiate from the perspective we don't have other options. we have try in the this committee. same with hs insurance companies a couple years ago they wanted to rent space on mission street and shot that down. and toll them they own aid belling on turk in the tenderloin and they needed go put their office in this location. so there are options tha

iel.s i introduce cassandra and ask her to come up we were so happy to see the union at the table from day one and i think that, too, i will put out there part of the model for how to do this right. played a role in everything. a strong and helpful voice and i think first and foremost for us. helped the future residents of the community live at the center of the discussionless we had. as we go through this. that can get lost and the pro formas and the plans and it is so valuable and it is a far, far better community than it would have been without that. so, cassandra? [applause]. >> hi, thank you. good morning. the president of uesf and i'm here attended with for you of my predecessors or 3. dennis, suzanne and lita. as well as other leadership and folks who represent the 6, 500 members. who have been struggling with affordable living in san francisco for decades. folk who is are dedicated to this work. right. as the challenges of education have been apparent to everyone, which is one of t

iel. i got spicht how doing through community housing per inship. got treatment in a week of asking it was low threshold. did not some i th to come to it and wuk through the door and ask for help. i was not put you have this long. because of that i'm here today and survived i like others to survive. now in the tenderloin we have -- the lincoln center the tenderloin lincoln center do you to close due to lack of funding because of neighbor complaints. >> good afternoon. thank you for this hearing. hearing number 3 on treatment on demand. so, i was much young are when treatment on demand was passed and on healing commission. i want to share with you how much i appreciate your hearing and i want it make a strong suggestion for when you have hearing 4. because we must continue. i'm happy we passed treatment on demand but i think we hit a limit of when we were tinding then. i think there is some limits about still fighting over which modality when we should not be we need to work at another level. i think that this reporting today shows a limit of that or

iel., as i introduce cassandra and ask her to come up we were so happy to see the union at the table from day one and i think that, too, i will put out there part of the model for how to do this right. played a role in everything. a strong and helpful voice and i think first and foremost for us. helped the future residents of the community live at the center of the discussionless we had. as we go through this. that can get lost and the pro formas and the plans and it is so valuable and it is a far, far better community than it would have been without that. so, cassandra? [applause]. >> hi, thank you. good morning. the president of uesf and i'm here attended with for you of my predecessors or 3. dennis, suzanne and lita. as well as other leadership and folks who represent the 6, 500 members. who have been struggling with affordable living in san francisco for decades. folk who is are dedicated to this work. right. as the challenges of education have been apparent to everyone, which is one o

iel.cassandra and ask her to come up we were so happy to see the union at the table from day one and i think that, too, i will put out there part of the model for how to do this right. played a role in everything. a strong and helpful voice and i think first and foremost for us. helped the future residents of the community live at the center of the discussionless we had. as we go through this. that can get lost and the pro formas and the plans and it is so valuable and it is a far, far better community than it would have been without that. so, cassandra? [applause]. >> hi, thank you. good morning. the president of uesf and i'm here attended with for you of my predecessors or 3. dennis, suzanne and lita. as well as other leadership and folks who represent the 6, 500 members. who have been struggling with affordable living in san francisco for decades. folk who is are dedicated to this work. right. as the challenges of education have been apparent to everyone, which is one of the things made