my name is joy jackson morgan. i am a san francisco native, specifically, a hunters point native. i have an m.p. h. in urban public health, 11 years of experience in research, currently healthy active living. and will i'm the current cochair for this advisory committee, along with robertovargas. i'm really proud of our work that we have gotten done over this past year. we put the task that we were going to focus on community, and our recommendations exemplify that. 97% of our recommendations were implemented by the board and the mayor, so we were really proud on that. but this year, we're going to be focusing on food access, drink access, and the drinks that this will be targeting. i want to speak to jana and vanessa, who are not here today. they are the ones getting the work done. i am excited to continue doing this work with my committee, and i look forward to any questions. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. any questions? no questions. thank you. next applicant. >> good morning. my name is dr. jonathan butler, and i am -- i would like to continue my reappointment as a committe

community of other struggling black actors that included denzel washington, morgan freeman, laurence fishburne, and wesley snipes. >> jackson other work. we partied together. when you weren't working, everybody at the same unemployment office pretty much, so you see each other on mondays at unemployment. >> kroft: by 1990, jackson was an established new york actor, having played memorable characters in three spike lee movies, including "do the right thing." >> i have today's forecast for you-- hot! >> kroft: but personally his life was a mess. you had a-- some drug and alcohol issues. >> jackson: they weren't issues till the end. >> kroft: what do you mean, "the end?" >> jackson: you know, i wasn't managing it as well as i used to. that's when they were issues. before that, it was just life, you know, i drank, i smoked. i got high. you know, it wasn't in the way of my life, in that way, or i didn't think it was. >> kroft: he was going to work, taking his daughter to school, and making enough money to develop a taste for cocaine. and he went all in. >> kroft: did it reach addiction stage? >> jackson: yes. well, you know, it'