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commissioner jacobo? >> commissioner: yeah. for me. asking alliance to do that would make me feel good. so i think this is a good look into the future to see if we can get that happening. >> president: thank you. commissioner moss. >> commissioner: i don't have any further questions. >> president: okay. commissioner sommer. >> commissioner: i might of gotten a little lost. are we asking, alliance is the lower cost faster, less amount of time. so we're going back to them and saying, can you guys do this or more money in the longer amount of time? is that what we are saying? >> commissioner sommer, my understanding is the commission is interested in ensuring there is sufficient outreach time early in the process to develop a comprehensive list of candidates and is asking and i believe wants to move forward with alliance but with the assurance with adding additional time to the outreach process, you know, that they can do that and my understanding is that you want. >> commissioner: okay. >> one option would be to not accept the proposal.

i am john jacobo. i am mission district 9. i am calling to support supervisor ronen, walton and haney's right to safely protest legislation. this is something that is crucial not just for us in the mission district, ground zero for protests on 24th street, but for what it will represent for the rest of the country in terms of ensuring we have less lethal weapons with ensuring we have support we need when exercising first amendment rights. san francisco should be the example for the country and the world in how we treat our folks out protesting things that are unjust. definitely supportive and i want to ensure this moves forward and we continue to build on this proking. >> thank you. mr. smith any further callers? way may have one more. >> hello. mission district native. father of two children. i come from a family protesting having our voice validated. it is generational. i support the legislation. i bring my kids to protest. we have elevated our voices as a population in the city. this is the way we are heard. i do support th

i am john jacobo. i am mission district 9. i am calling to support supervisor ronen, walton and haney's right to safely protest legislation. this is something that is crucial not just for us in the mission district, ground zero for protests on 24th street, but for what it will represent for the rest of the country in terms of ensuring we have less lethal weapons with ensuring we have support we need when exercising first amendment rights. san francisco should be the example for the country and the world in how we treat our folks out protesting things that are unjust. definitely supportive and i want to ensure this moves forward and we continue to build on this proking. >> thank you. mr. smith any further callers? way may have one more. >> hello. mission district native. father of two children. i come from a family protesting having our voice validated. it is generational. i support the legislation. i bring my kids to protest. we have elevated our voices as a population in the city. this is the way we are heard. i do support th

i am john jacobo. i am mission district 9.m calling to support supervisor ronen, walton and haney's right to safely protest legislation. this is something that is crucial not just for us in the mission district, ground zero for protests on 24th street, but for what it will represent for the rest of the country in terms of ensuring we have less lethal weapons with ensuring we have support we need when exercising first amendment rights. san francisco should be the example for the country and the world in how we treat our folks out protesting things that are unjust. definitely supportive and i want to ensure this moves forward and we continue to build on this proking. >> thank you. mr. smith any further callers? way may have one more. >> hello. mission district native. father of two children. i come from a family protesting having our voice validated. it is generational. i support the legislation. i bring my kids to protest. we have elevated our voices as a population in the city. this is the way we are heard. i do support this b