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a national bone marrow registry, 16 percent of asian or pacific ilener patients cannot find a donor. that ratio increasing to 17 percent for hispanic or lutineo and 24 percent for african americans. for white patients 3 percent can't find a donor. this is really personal for me. yesterday i lost my dear friend jane bolander. she was diagnosed with leukemia after christmas 2015 and she has been fighting every since and she lost her battle yesterday. after gowing through round of chemo therapy and last year my dear friend chris carpenter passed from leukemia as well. i'm committed to do all i can to continue to shine a light because that is the kind of person jane is and what she would have wapt wanted. she took this as a opportunity to help other people. she was involved trying to do what she could to make sure we did everything we could for the other said who need a match and donor. she turned it into a movement. i met jane in 2012 and like most of her friends you instantly become her friend. he had a kind spirit, she was a beautiful person both inside and out and she was always abou

partnerships exactly like the downtown streets for themselves and brandon congratulation to you and ilene and chris and everybody else this is part of team and more importantly your willingness to in the just touch the people that you wanted to help but allow them to create relationships we serve more homeless and sam dodge and the department of homelessness is not just the brick-and-mortar of building homes but relationship building ones individuals are isolated it is gets worse when you have pathways creating not just through job training and moving forward with a lot more people to be introduced to many agencies that also care about what is happening on the streets for people where that is public works or the department of homelessness fix it teams our police department all working together with a office of economic workforce development development groups working together with people on the streets sailing let's do something about ourselves then and let's get the private-public relationship to work for us not just talk us this is what is happening in my mind so as you may know i'm a b

a national bone marrow registry, 16 percent of asian or pacific ilener patients cannot find a donor. that ratio increasing to 17 percent for hispanic or lutineo and 24 percent for african americans. for white patients 3 percent can't find a donor. this is really personal for me. yesterday i lost my dear friend jane bolander. she was diagnosed with leukemia after christmas 2015 and she has been fighting every since and she lost her battle yesterday. after gowing through round of chemo therapy and last year my dear friend chris carpenter passed from leukemia as well. i'm committed to do all i can to continue to shine a light because that is the kind of person jane is and what she would have wapt wanted. she took this as a opportunity to help other people. she was involved trying to do what she could to make sure we did everything we could for the other said who need a match and donor. she turned it into a movement. i met jane in 2012 and like most of her friends you instantly become her friend. he had a kind spirit, she was a beautiful person both inside and out and she was always abou

partnerships exactly like the downtown streets for themselves and brandon congratulation to you and ilenend chris and everybody else this is part of team and more importantly your willingness to in the just touch the people that you wanted to help but allow them to create relationships we serve more homeless and sam dodge and the department of homelessness is not just the brick-and-mortar of building homes but relationship building ones individuals are isolated it is gets worse when you have pathways creating not just through job training and moving forward with a lot more people to be introduced to many agencies that also care about what is happening on the streets for people where that is public works or the department of homelessness fix it teams our police department all working together with a office of economic workforce development development groups working together with people on the streets sailing let's do something about ourselves then and let's get the private-public relationship to work for us not just talk us this is what is happening in my mind so as you may know i'm a big

to come they're in sacramento trying to get this passed one the family members lost their daughter ilene a 5-year-old in san jose crossing in a crosswalk we have a chance to save lives one and 42 communities with using this tool it works when they saw this a reduction in fatalities 70 percent just think in san francisco if we save 70 percent of those killed last year 20 more people alive this year i'm urging this will be a challenge to get it passed at the state level we need all the support in san francisco to show that we know ab is important to save lives please support that unanimously and thank you for your strong leadership on vision zero. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning chair and commissioners my name is kevin i'm the vice chair for the pedestrian safety committee and for the vision zero advocate i'm here to urge you to unanimously support ab 342 a bill that will allow san francisco to implement a pilot program so slowing the speeds is important i live in the tenderloin all the streets are part of high injury cord drivers speed down a 1-way street and endang

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