speakers shall address their remarks on the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or occ personnel. under police commission rules of order during public comment neither police or occ personnel nor commissioners are required to pond to questions presented by the public, but may provide brief response. individual commissioners and police and occ personnel should reflan, however from entering into any debase or discussion andw speakers during public comment. two 2 minutes. >> my name is daniel. i participated in the government response to the aids crisis. i'm also a cofounder of queer nation san francisco. working with these two groups i witnessed firsthand the excessive force by the sf p.d. to protesters and blocking them and ordering them to disburse. when they did not comply, they were beaten and arrested people. things got so bad that frank jordan had to fire his brother for over seeing a police riot bankrupt -- backed up in the castro. a rare kind of justice against a deep and brutal system. now we are in the present and the patterns of abuse and br

speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or occ personnel. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police or occ personnel, nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but, may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and police and occ personnel should refrain, however, from entering into any debates or discussion with speakers during public comment. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, public comment. come on up. >> as you know my name is maria bailey and i am sorry that i have seen you all in the last several months, i am working with somebody on a federal level a very important situation so you all are in my hearts and i stopped by today to wish you all a very merry christmas and happy new year, and so i will see you next year, keep up the good work and i am really sad to hear about the police officers that got hurt recently as well. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any further public comment? >> good evening, madam president, and me

the commission, speakers shall address the remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or occ personnel. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police or occ personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and police and occ personnel, should refrain, however fr, entering into any debates or discussion with speakers during public comment. and limit your comments to three minutes, please, thank you. >> thank you, inspector. >> any public comment, today? >> >> welcome. >> hello, madam president, and vice president and commissioner and chief. my name is thomas simpson, and you may recall that i came a few months ago to tell you about a project that i was working on dealing with the number of black youth who are in juvenile hall, especially the number of boys, and you may recall that i have seen a fact sheet that shows for july the 31st, and the 13, that about 61 or 2 percent of the youth in juvenile hall were black and young men

all raised concerns and raised issues and certainly issues that you have said the commissioners all have individualized and so many collective views on. i cannot say i agree with everything that was said here, but what i can say that we hear there are concerns. we are working very hard to address those concerns and we are always willing to listen. next item. city clerk: line item 3. chiefs reports, review activities. >> commissioners, public, i'm going to defer most of my time to the presentation on the redistricting. i know there is a lot of people here that want to hear it. that said, we did unfortunately have two officers or actually unfortunately have two officers where they were convicted friday afternoon on felonies in federal court. you have paperwork in their packets where i'm requesting immediate termination. one of those officers has already resigned. the resignation is in there as well. i think it's important though that i do have assurance from the u.s. attorney early on that it was her opinion and that the of those from the fbi that they did not believe that there was a systemic problem wi

if there are no more comments or questions by the commissioners we can take these items individually. we have item 5 b authorizing a first amendment to the permanent loan agreement with double rock ventures llc llc on that item do we have a motion? commissioner singh moves and mondejar seconds we have a motion and second. >> please call the role. >> mondejar. >> yes. >> singh. >> yes. . >> bustos. >> yes. >> rosales. >> yes. >> 4 ayes that item passes. >> item 5 e is an authorizing the first amendment to a permanent loan agreement with double rock ventures. llc. >> commissioner singh and seconded by commissioner mondejar. >> please call the roll. >> mondejar. >> yes. >> singh. >> yes. . >> bustos. >> rosales. >> yes. >> 4 ayes. >> thank you. >> item 5 f this is condition approving the schematic designs for alice griffiths block one development. i like the bricks by the way. [laughter]. we have a motion by commissioner singh. >> commissioner mondejar seconds. please call the roll. >> commissioner mondejar. >> yes. >> commissioner singh. >> yes. >> commissioner bustos. >> yes. >> chair

that's what we can learn from this troubled individual's horrible actions. >> police commissioner bill bratton says funerals will be held for the police officers on saturday. criticisms should be held to a minimum until after the funerals. lee brown, we appreciate your time this afternoon. >> my pleasure to be with you. >> if you were police commissioner again here in new york what measures would you have taken to prevent this from happening? >> if you are referring to the killing of the two officers, that's very difficult for a police commissioner to prevent. from what i can gather, looks like we have a person with mental problems, not only did he cel the two -- kill the two officers, he shot his ex-girlfriend and to took his on life. that's pretty difficult for police departments to prevent. >> do you think the antipolice brutality rhetoric caused the death of these two officers? >> i wouldn't go as far as to say that. as i said, i think we're talking about someone who has mental problems. not a psychiatrist, but it becomes quite clear that there are mental problems when you take you

individuals. >> and commissioner bratton said yesterday -- >> commissioner bratton as well. >> -- he also said the police to a certain extent, officers had always had issues with new york city mayors and the rift between mayor de blasio and police really isn't that big of a deal. this isn't anything new. do you agree with that or do you think it is worse today than it useded to be? >> i think that governing a city like new york is always a tough job. i think there's a difference between running for office and actually running the office. and i think the mayor is finding out this is a difficult job. having said that this is not new. the commissioner is correct in that sense. there's public servants the police department. the the sanitation department. the fire department. all these men and women have a job to do. and they do it well for the most part. from time to time with see the stress and tension. i don't want to think this is going backwards in time. i think we needs cooler heads to prevail. i think that will happen. we'll get a handle on and move forward. the city and mr.s are not the same de

regardless, i think this week has been tough for the commissioner in terms of his individual power and influence in the league. he will be much weaker commissioner going forward. >> got to ask you. you work the washington beat, do the redskins change their name under snyder. >> not unless they are absolutely forced to. >> do you think the league will go down that road? >> i doubt it. >> but when they start losing sponsors. >> it is a league of 32 billionaires and don't do anything unless they are forced to. >> thanks so much for your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up big oil scrambling, we'll weigh in on that. >>> and odell beckem has another trick up his sleeve. i've been called a control freak... i like to think of myself as more of a control... enthusiast. mmm, a perfect 177-degrees. and that's why this road warrior rents from national. i can bypass the counter and go straight to my car. and i don't have to talk to any humans, unless i want to. and i don't. and national lets me choose any car in the aisle. control. it's so, what's the word?... sexy. go national. go like a pro. wow!

the criminal investigation is over, and you make a recommendation to the police commissioner on whether or not this individual violated nypd policy and whether he should be disciplined or terminated, and that's when the determination will be made, as commissioner brattin said just prior to my appearance here. >> when you look at the video as a police officer, what conclusion do you come to? >> i come to the conclusion that you have an individual who is resisting arrest and a police officer tries to take him down. now whether that was proper or not will be determined by the investigation, but you know, all of this would not have happened if mr. garner had complied. >> it's true, but he was accused of selling loose cigarettes. can't you just wait a guy out? i mean, everybody was angry, but should six officers have tackled him to the grouped for selling loose cigarettes? >> it is a minor violation. the continuum of force that police officers are trained to use tries to deescalate situations. in this situation, mr. garner clearly was not complying, and they had to make a decision on whether or not to arrest him o

individuals. >> and we heard nypd commissioner bill bratton saying today in his in his remarks to heal to be greatest a-train to come into work this morning in brooklyn and i saw an officer standing there. and i looked at him and i smiled. i wish i had gone up and say hi and thank you. do you think we need to do more than that. i tell my young kids talk to over 600 kids every week. and we encourage them to do that. for the most part. because the police are not our enemy. it is the system that is creating the atmosphere that needs to be corrected. >> what do you mean the system? what needs -- this is a system that allows free speech, that allows the massive protests we saw here in new york city. the police are the ones who helped facility the protest. what do you mean the system? >> new york city again. and we said when we were out with the family. the system is a corporation. new york city is a corporation. all about the dollar. and what they do is push our officers out there to get in our face. and need to make them do their jobs so they can write these summons, tickets. >> so you there there have b

. >> the filing of the individuals they'll have to dloe the same level 0 as commissioners i'm not familiar with the number they'll have to disclose but filing out the same seven hundred form you and i fill out with the department or the ethnics commission. >> i mean pleasing pled by one commission so i have one entry is their entry to be similar and laj la one line item is that what we are expecting or additional information. >> i don't think so the one line item it's multiple disclosures. >> i understand the investments i'll talking about incomes. >> commissioner they have the same requirement disclose their income and guests the various columns i'll assume if

individualized evaluation. with respect to discipline, the program gives the commissioner of baseball or the employer club authority to discipline a player where an act of domestic violence has been alleged. the player may be disciplined for just cause for conduct to materially detrimental or prejudicial to the best it interest of baseball including what violates federal, state, or local law. it is important from the association's point of view that discipline be imposed for just cause and that it be subject to review before a neutral ash traitor. in addition to the program just described, the association maintains their own psychiatrist on staff. that might lead to violence. this part of the association's program that the most domestic treatment. and they undergo by licensed professionals and may seek help from the crists. we recognize however that more can be done and this fall you have improvements to our programs that. includes 18 hansed understanding and eradication of domestic violence in our society. second an improved education and therapeutic program for major league players and families. so the potential

a member of the league staff who will be a highly qualified individual with a criminal justice background and will be appointed by commissionerll. and also a committee comprised of nfl owners to review the changes. and it calls for additional funding and counseling and services for victims' families and violators. i have to ask as a domestic violence survivor, do you think the issue goes farther enough in dealing with domestic violence saying, you know what, this time, we are confident, we got it right this time? >> well, the policy looks good on paper. but as someone who working with media and a domestic violence survivor myself i'm overwhelmed and frankly skeptical for two important reasons. one is commissioner roger goodell still has the final say on everything including the special investigative counsel's punishment so he still has complete control. and also the fact that you can be an nfl player who is charged or convicted with violence against a woman or child and you can still play with the nfl. there's nothing about expulsion here. it's just a six-game suspension. so this is really troubling to me. i think it's still

other comments from the commissioners, maybe we should take the public comment and we will do the motion. s >> public comment on this matter? >> david, pilpal speaking as an individual, i did want to note that the commission does have this history of settling matters related to this type of allegation, it did seem from the discussion, like at least, $1,000 a count, or $2,000 total is appropriate given the aggravating factors and the effect that you are trying to encourage here and i also recall a few years ago that there was a proposal to eliminate the additional point size, and i think that commissioner hur remembers that and he at the time, expressed a few that it was important to keep that larger point size, and because it is different, from state law, and so we do see these violations from time-to-time. and so, for all of those reasons, i think that at least, $2,000 seems right. >> thanks. >> is there a motion to find a violation as stated in the complaint with a penalty of $1,000 per count, for a total penalty of $2,000? >> i would so move. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> aye. >> opposed? >> aye. >> the motion passes, 4-1. and the violation has been esta

individuals. they have devoted their lives to working towards solving the issue of domestic violence in this country. the commissioner has instilled in our sport the understanding that major league baseball is a social institution. as our national pastime has an obligation to set a positive example. we deplore domestic violence and crimes against women and families. we understand the clear public expectation for the professional sport leagues to be leaders in addressing the social ill. some of our clubs have taken a leading in the issue. the seattle mariners in a statewide initiative called refuse to abuse. going forward, they develop a stand alone policy that addresses domestic violence and sexual assault prior to the upcoming season. although we are in the midst of developing the policy, i would like to explain what we have done thus far and hope to do in the next few months. since september of 2014, as part of the education process, representatives of major league baseball met with over a dozen national and local organizations focused on addressing domestic violence and violence against women and or providing serv

nothing in your procedures that would indicate that it was appropriate for the commissioner of the football league to call an individual player to reassure him that everything was just fine. >> senator, i will investigate and get any information back to you. >> thank you. the nfl's handling of domestic violence is illogical, in my opinion, especially when you look at the strict treatment of athletes who violate the drug policy. take josh gordon. mr. gordon was suspended for an entire season for testing positive for marijuana during the off-season. this imbalanced treatment actually happens all the time. espn analyzed cases and found -- a players found guilty of domestic violence between 200 and 2014 the analysis showed in 88% of the cases the nfl suspended players for only one game or not at all for domestic violence while in comparison in 82% of substance abuse cases the nfl handed out suspensions of four games or more. does the league consider that to be an inconsistency that has to be corrected going forward? >> yes, sir, senator. and that's one of the things that we've been looking at, that we've been evaluating. i

finalist, the list also includes, other groups and individuals who have done the most to influence events of the year. here they are for you nfl commissioner roger goodell, taylor swift, ebola caregivers, russian president vladamire putin, apple ceo tim kook, the acting president of the iraq's kurdish region and jack m ac eo of alibaba. >>> also this morning teenage angries malala you solve sigh, received the noble peace prize in norway. she became an icon after getting shot in the head by taliban. you solve sigh was in philadelphia earlier this year to receive the the liberty medal the youngest person to ever win the the peace prize. >>> 5:39 right now. an nfl star is side line after being involved in a horrible crash, we will let you know how he is doing this morning. >>> for fourth straight night demonstrators hit streets in california, we will show you disruption that they caused a as protest, the death of two men killed by police. >>> dramatic rescue we will show you how police officers saved two men trapped under that car. >>> if you doing holiday shopping today and this weekend while you are out, you can make a big difference to mak

and the commissioner might like to say something here. even if this individualen front and center on our watch lists, even if this individual had been monitored 24 hours a day, it's quite likely, certainly possible that this incident could have taken place. because the level of control that would be necessary to prevent people from going about their daily life would be very, very high indeed. that said, we are always looking at what can be done better. we are always looking at what lessons can be learned and how things can be improved. >> thank you, prime minister. obviously in the coming days and weeks we'll be in a position to answer those questions. for now it's important to reenforce that this is what security agencies and police in this country and political leaders have been saying for the last few weeks and months, that this is an important concern for agencies in this country, the

you can go in and override individual voters to decide i want to vote all republican before county commissioner i want to vote for the democrat when you get down to the democratic imagery you can go to democrats but what it does is automatically puts a vote in the republican column and therefore there is no. when you vote straight ticket every one of those candidates right down to the bottom of the party is voted. since about 20004360% of the votes cast a straight ticket. so, it's become the dominant method of the voting for people in the state. the republican party republican party had a straight majority on the ticket vote and as one observer indicated a. is there a distinction between the between debate over command of the democratic party i certainly think there is and i think that in almost every race and every election the difference between the two parties is such that the republican party candidate is good to be more conservative than the democratic candidate. it may not be your conservative but it's more than he or she in the democratic candidate. and so, there is the certainty of voti

make sure we haired with the port commissioners the updated information we share with the community in terms of the public comments we've received we've received 37 individual comments that have come in so for and we're continuing to do more outreach because we want to make sure there is a city and regional audience that receives this information and we would like to get more commenters on record and attached it to the staff reporter report i think you can see the number may not be huge the volume and issues that have been conveyed is quite substantial we're in the process of cataloging those issues we're not here to speak to those issues but make them available to the commission and public to that end we've posted them on the website and as comments come in we'll continue to post those so people have the opportunity so see the issues we're facing. with respect to the waterfront land use plan review report as you recall we did you've seen a drama i dramatic change later than the waterfront we're trying to get our arms around the change and the project reviewed for the port we're looking at $1.6 million in public and private investment for the open space and

that just my mirror presence was enough to deter this individual from a iteming to fire at anybody else or anything. >> reporter: police commissionerrles ramsay notes that police involved shootings and fatal shootings are down this year. >> these are the stories that don't get told all that often where officers are confronted with very dangerous situations, very dangerous people on a regular basis, and all of them don't end up in shooting. >> reporter: eric barnes faces firearms charges in connection with the officer. as for the officer he's credi crediting his police training and military service eight years as an army infantry man including two years combined in iraq and afghanistan. his calm handling of that volatile situation assured not only that he could go home to his wife and three-year-old daughter, but that mr. barnes and those innocent bystanders were also unharmed. at police headquarters, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> shopping in cherry hill turns out to be costly for some. thieves are swiping wallets and racking up huge credit card bills. now this woman took a wallet from a shopper at wegmans. she used the credit c

that just my mirror presence was enough to deter this individual from attempting to fire at any body else or anything. >> reporter: police commissioners charles ramsay notes police involved shootin sg and fate shootings are down this year. >> these are the stories that don't get told all that often. officers are confronted with very dangerous situations, very dangerous people on a regular basis and all of them don't end up in shootings. >> reporter: consider this story told. eric barnes faces firearms charges to night. officer berg credits his police training but also his military service. eight years as an army inn fan free man including two years combined in iraq and afghanist afghanistan. his calm handling of this volatile situation assured not only he could go home to his wife and three-year-old daughter but that mr. barnes and all of those innocent bystanders were also unharm. iain? >> bruce, thank you. >>> boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev was back in court today for the first time since july of 2013. tsarnaev walked into a courtroom full of police officers survivors and family members at his final pretrial heari

the commissioner has the ability to impose or designate an individual to see the case, to hear the case. right now understanding and learning the complexityies that are associated has been talked earlier about having internal investigations or parallel investigations with law enforcement, but we're looking at, again severe discipline, our , august 28th letter to both the owners and also the players, the commissioner spelled out very clearly, first offense, a minimum of six games. give him the ability to impose more severe punishment. >> my time is up. >> thank you very much. first, i wanted to comment. i have never seen so many women representing major league sports in this country at a moment of high profile importance for the leagues. i think it's a good thing. i think it's terrific, and i would tell all of you to go back to the organizations you represent and say that you need to be at the table more often, not less often. but i don't think i ever recall seeing this many women representing professional sports at a moment like this in our country's history, so i wanted to make note of

they're going to be speaking to the individuals to gather as much insight intelligence about what is going on inside the coffee shop now. >> sydney's police commissioner spoke to the media a short time ago and had this to say. >> there is much work to be done and much more for us to do over the coming hours, i'm sure. but, again, for those that have loved ones that may be caught up in this, for those that may be in that particular building, rest assured we are doing all we can to set you free. we will be looking after your safety as our number one priority. >> so obviously trying to reassure those that are involved and certainly for the family members that have anybody that is involved in this situation, however it was interesting how tony abbott, the prime minister encouraged those in and around sydney to try and go on with their daily lives as they start a new business week. here it is monday morning, encouraging people to go around with their daily business. >> that's going to be a bit of a harder sell. no doubt there womill be an element of resilience among the local population. but australians are waking up to a big part of their downtown area in

ago a directive came down from city hall through the police commissioner saying we want you to aggressively go after people selling individual cigarettes that may or may not be taxed. and i think, my goodness, do we not have enough violence going on in our community that really needs to be policed that we're going to go harass people for selling cigarettes? >> senator, you can smoke a joint in the streets of new york city and all you're going to get is a summons. i'm not even kidding. that is how this mayor treats that issue. >> but i don't want to make light of this. i've seen the video, unfortunately, several times. and it is sad. it's horrific to see him gasping for breath and saying i can't breathe, i can't breathe. and there was a case like this about 30 years ago, there was the michael stewart case where in new york city he was spraying graffiti on the subway walls. and it's illegal. we don't want it to happen. but he was held in a chokehold by 11 white police officers, again, who were indicted but were not convicted. the question here is something wrong really also with our tactics. i understand police have a tough jo

the list also includes other groups and individuals who have done most to influence events of the year. they are nfl commissioner roger goodell, taylor swift, ebola caregivers, russia's president vladamire putin, apple ceo tim cook, the acting president of the iraq's kurdish region and jack ma, ceo of chinese e commerce giant alibaba. >>> and also this morning teenage activist malala you have solve sigh receives the noble peace prize in norway. she became an international icon have after surviving getting shot in the head against the taliban. yousafzai was in philadelphia to he have is the lint medal, she's youngest person to ever win the a peace prize. >>> your time 6:39. before heading back to london royal couple dazzled on the last stop of their three day u.s. tour. >> duke and duchess of cambridge attended a black tie gala at new york's metropolitan museum of art. it was a scholarship fundraiser for their alma matter scotland's saint andrews university. earlier they visited national september 11th memorial and museum. >>> so have you ordered your holiday cards yet? coming up a look at the best companies if y

now you can go and then you can override an individual vote and decide well i want to vote for all republicans but for county commissioner want to vote for the democrat and when he gets down to the county commissioner you can override it and in vote for the democrats by what it does is it automatically puts a vote in the republican column and therefore you understand the mechanics of elections there's almost a big drop-off. more people voted the top of the ticket. they don't know the candidates and they don't vote at the bottom but when you vote straight ticket every one of those candidates down to the bottom of that party is voting. over the last sense about 2000, roughly 60% of all the votes in texas are cast as straight ticket so it has become the dominant method of voting for people in the state and each of those years the republican parties have the majority of the straight ticket votes. and as one observer indicated in no voting a straight ticket in the old days meant that you are buying a pig in a poke. remember the example i gave you as democrats. they were conservatives and liberals and they worked as a mirror t

commissioner. shaun wright. he had not reject -- resigned from his job at pcc. >> as elected individuals, we are not be experts inthese areas. so we look to a range of indicators. not one member, not one local counselor asked me a question. not one local mp raised an issue of csa over these five years. not one report raised csa is a significant issue. >> we do not accept that. >> what is the point of continuing? >> i have outlined the reason for that. >> in 26 years, i have served thousands of meetings and subcommittees. you are the least credible witness i have ever come across. i do not believe what you are saying. >> shaun wright and joyce stafford later resign from their posts. separately in july, the government announced an overarching inquiry into sexual abuse, how public bodies handle claims of abuse from the 1970's to the present day. attempts to find a chair to lead the inquiry wandered. retired butler's law retired over establishment connections. she was preceded by fiona will -- will. she stepped down after this appearance before the committee about potential conflicts of interest when he appeared in f

eight finalist, list also includes other groups and individuals who have done the most to influence events of the year and they are nfl commissionertaylor swift and ebola caregivers, russian president putin, apple ceo tim cook, new sued barsani and jack ma. ceo of chinese e commerce giant alibaba. >>> police officers used sheer might to rescue a pair of men trapped under a car. >> this is incredible. it happened in wisconsin. police looked for a yak when they got to the scene and when they could not find one they lift that had car themselves. both men survived, but one was badly burned by the engine. investigators say they are still not sure exactly how those men got under the the vehicle in the first place and there were no signs of any crash. >>> our time 7:40. scare for carolina panthers quarterback cam newton we will have very latest. >>> also live from center sit friday our studios here beautiful die what a different scene from yesterday, katie says it will be a much more quiet start tour wednesday but we told you another round of rain, and maybe snow. >> here we go. >> she has your forecast coming up. >>> maybe today is day

certainly there will be according to the police commissioner, a review of the tactics that happened on the ground. there will be important asked about how this individual was released on bail. we do know he has a strong and long criminal back ground and certainly there will be those within the public spear in australia who will say why was a person with such a criminal past have been allowed to roam freely among the public. that will certainly be asked in weeks to come. who importantly the measure in terms of how it unfolded seemed very appropriate. they contained it to one area. they addressed the media quickly to address the public to insure the situation was under control. it doesn't seem to havir ra irrational behavior. all of this being followed minute by minute from the media. they didn't release the information until they felt it could be released to the public. overall it was handled pretty well still a lot of questions to be answered. >> thank you for your time. coming up there's more on the news out the sydney whether the pacific is the new global front on the war terror. plus a new deadline tonight that has nothing to do with christmas shopp

commissioners. planning department preservation staff. today i'm pleased to present the landmark for the swedish american hall. this is two reports. landmarks is authorized under section is of the planning code which allows for individual structures or districts having special character or special history category architecture or historic difference. this is to initiate landmark swedish hall in the upper market area. the building is located welcome -- within the open mark district and also contributed to the upper market commercial historic district. the commission hall meets all landmarks under section of the planning code. should this commission choose to initiate landmark designation, the item will be referred to this commission for the board of supervisors to approve, disapprove or modify the proposal. constructed in 1907, the swedish american hall is the most significant building with san francisco's swedish community and for 100 years has served it's home for the swedish in san francisco and the oldest swedish organization in the pacific coast and on then claef and upper market area of the turn of the century and a variety of social groups related to san francisco scandinavian community. the building is also char

you, to commissioner antonini's comment, about the income levels, ami is defineds a family of four, $87,000 that we heard on the commercial and industry, that $85k was average for an individual and we shouldn't confuse those numbers. i think the efforts that a lot of people in my circle face is not the income qualification, but the down payment. so they have the job that pays enough money, but they are already pay 45% of their income in rent and can't get a down payment. so that is a real issue. there is a continuum that i see in my circle, like who have housing security and actually start building wealth with housing security and physical stability and community stability and i think we need to move up that continuum quickly because there are too many people at the bottom of that. thank you. >> thank you.ing i want to add a couple of comments. i strongly agree with commissioner johnson's comments that we're trying to show developers our city values in developments that we have more -- or sites that we have more control over; right? so trying to address a number of city goals, small business, affordable housing, local hire, prevailing wage, i think this is really an opportun