the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do with with the world-class hospital and research combined patients feel that a doctor on sight not in need across the way to different buildings doing initiative research and preventing things this is what a level one trauma center does as the mayor of the city i'm appreciative it is part

. >> reporter: when the mayor appointed jeff sheehy on the board of supervisors, he became the firstve man in that position. if t was a long move to city hall that started in texas. >> back then i had to be kept from getting beat up. >> as a young man, he watched aids kill his friends. 1700 miles away, in san francisco, another young man saw a virus wipe out just about everyone he knew. >> we must make it known -- write their names -- >> reporter: the mini series "when we rise "introduced us to cleave jones as he created his signature project, the aids memorial quilt. sheehy's mark on the movement didn't make the mini series but it is certainly shaking up corporate america. [ chanting ] >> in the '90, he led a boycott against united airlines after it and other carriers sued the city over domestic partner benefits. >> but we won, in '99 we won. the law was upheld. >> a major political victory. but all around, reminding of so much loss like the ward 86, that opened in 1983 as the first dedicated aids care facility. >> when you see ward 86 now, the purpose has changed so much over just

absent commissioner peskin present commissioner ronen present commissioner safai absent commissioner jeff sheehyresent and xhaung and commissioner yee we have quorum thank you item 2 vooiks report on information

. >> reporter: when the mayor appointed jeff sheehy on the board of supervisors, he became the firstve man in that position. if t was a long move to city hall that started in texas. >> back then i had to be kept from getting beat up. >> as a young man, he watched aids kill his friends. 1700 miles away, in san francisco, another young man saw a virus wipe out just about everyone he knew. >> we must make it known -- write their names -- >> reporter: the mini series "when we rise "introduced us to cleave jones as he created his signature project, the aids memorial quilt. sheehy's mark on the movement didn't make the mini series but it is certainly shaking up corporate america. [ chanting ] >> in the '90, he led a boycott against united airlines after it and other carriers sued the city over domestic partner benefits. >> but we won, in '99 we won. the law was upheld. >> a major political victory. but all around, reminding of so much loss like the ward 86, that opened in 1983 as the first dedicated aids care facility. >> when you see ward 86 now, the purpose has changed so much over just

i want to welcome to the newest member of the board also irish american descent supervisor jeff sheehy is here with us. [applause] before we bebeen, i do want to say proud to have this be the 5th year i have been able to mc this event and bring the one event of money in the month of march that brings the irish community together but really to say and thank mayor lee because as somebody who has come to city hall, mayor lee not only of course has the riv named after him but has been to cork. going back to cork. has made a commitment to our irish community here in san francisco and to mayor lee i want to say thank you for all you do for our community. thank you vaer much. [applause] so, mayor lee mentioned the history the irish in san francisco is without parallel. we built the city and contribute today the city for decades for generations and we will be the future the city as well. i am proud to be here today. it is part of my family heritage. my son is wearing a green shirt as he should be and it is something i look forward to every year. i want to bring up first someone who has just me

kelly from be district 7 and to mark harlan from sfusd for the seat i'm currently working with jeff sheehynd the mayor's office to produce the vacant seats and introduce a couple of my cac members here for the first time our secretary and chair please get up >> okay. and owen that served as the small business seat we gave you a copy of the survey and timed to go over a couple of items we wanted to talk about the cac members on how they feel about the cac member as as far as prepared and empowered 79 percent of the cac members feel empowered to hold people account and 14 person newly and 7 disagree one of the quotes of the members when i first came to the cac i didn't feel like i'm in my comfort zone but the cac people feel welcome and immediately have a place staff also gave feedback and they 76 percent of staff believes that cac members are fully prepared on the issues i've seen the capacity of the cac for the cac priorities while at the same time having given an empowered way to the community and with that, thank you, again i'll take any questions about the survey or anything such seen l

attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehyrder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg right now and some of the things we did with zachary used tools i learned from the military in germany and moved to iraq detailing the tre

supervisor jeff sheehy wants a seven-member director and staff.he examiner says they would approve permits for commercial cannabis businesses and when to suspend those permits. sheehy wants the commission in place before july 1 to be worked into san francisco's next budget. >>> well san diego is now using a mouth swab device to catch drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs. it is called the drago 5000 using saliva samples to determine whether someone was using marijuana, cocaine, opioids, or other drugs. san diego started using this during busy saint patty's day celebrations, now the 7th california city after los angeles to use it. >> this is an added tool we have here. just like our preliminary alcohol sensory device, this is the same thing, and voluntary. it does not make the decision for the officer to arrest or not arrest. it is a tool to assist us. >> now right now it is only able to detect certain drugs. you can't determine how much of a drug is in someone's system. blood tests are still needed to determine if someone was driving whi

kelly from be district 7 and to mark harlan from sfusd for the seat i'm currently working with jeff sheehynd the mayor's office to produce the vacant seats and introduce a couple of my cac members here for the first time our secretary and chair please get up >> okay. and owen that served as the small business seat we gave you a copy of the survey and timed to go over a couple of items we wanted to talk about the cac members on how they feel about the cac member as as far as prepared and empowered 79 percent of the cac members feel empowered to hold people account and 14 person newly and 7 disagree one of the quotes of the members when i first came to the cac i didn't feel like i'm in my comfort zone but the cac people feel welcome and immediately have a place staff also gave feedback and they 76 percent of staff believes that cac members are fully prepared on the issues i've seen the capacity of the cac for the cac priorities while at the same time having given an empowered way to the community and with that, thank you, again i'll take any questions about the survey or anything such seen l

i want to welcome to the newest member of the board also irish american descent supervisor jeff sheehy with us. [applause] before we bebeen, i do want to say proud to have this be the 5th year i have been able to mc this event and bring the one event of money in the month of march that brings the irish community together but really to say and thank mayor lee because as somebody who has come to city hall, mayor lee not only of course has the riv named after him but has been to cork. going back to cork. has made a commitment to our irish community here in san francisco and to mayor lee i want to say thank you for all you do for our community. thank you vaer much. [applause] so, mayor lee mentioned the history the irish in san francisco is without parallel. we built the city and contribute today the city for decades for generations and we will be the future the city as well. i am proud to be here today. it is part of my family heritage. my son is wearing a green shirt as he should be and it is something i look forward to every year. i want to bring up first someone who has just mentioned

.) >> highway i'm supervisor jeff sheehy, you know, i both approach this in a policy point of view when i was diagnosed with hiv i didn't have insurance one of the reasons i didn't get test until i was starting to get sick i didn't have insurance companies i know what that feels like to not feel well, not know what to do and where to go and not an option i know that feeling having gone to see a doctor and number one was where i presented that will mean you can see a doctor and get care and spent a night in the san francisco general i know the care we provide it outstanding favtd two years ago later that the affordable health care act we have been able to really think and start to achieve big goals a national movement to - the medicaid expansion so everyone can get coverage go on the exchanges and get covered if we treat people for hiv they're much less likely to effect people a profit for people to not tariff advisors we're following on hepatitis again, the means there is a cure we can end this it costs out people don't have their stop working if they don't have to get a transport it is

honor to be here with the mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the

absent commissioner peskin present commissioner ronen present commissioner safai absent commissioner jeff sheehy present and xhaung and commissioner yee we have quorum thank you item 2 vooiks report on information report. >> sir welcome. >> welcome chair and others several items on the agenda today and want to go over a few of them the manifestation of prop k the cac brought up a few things the boulevard for signal urban designs and a reason for meeting the environmental clearance the professional of the w aa strategy plan this was explained to me once again by mike but is category way was not addressed and my disappointment stems mainly if the cu in district 10 awhile relatively easy to manage the blue avenue are getting a facelift there are misrepresent jurisdictional and a coordination of single language so hope you can get those projects moving on faster on the potrero gateway these numbers have positive candle stick point and impressed by the baby boomer nature and he received the prop aa grant and my hope we can do this transitional down the freeway to neighborhoods particularly in the sou

absent commissioner peskin present commissioner ronen present commissioner safai absent commissioner jeff sheehy present and xhaung and commissioner yee we have quorum thank you item 2 vooiks report on information report. >> sir welcome. >> welcome chair and others several items on the agenda today and want to go over a few of them the manifestation of prop k the cac brought up a few things the boulevard for signal urban designs and a reason for meeting the environmental clearance the professional of the w aa strategy plan this was explained to me once again by mike but is category way was not addressed and my disappointment stems mainly if the cu in district 10 awhile relatively easy to manage the blue avenue are getting a facelift there are misrepresent jurisdictional and a coordination of single language so hope you can get those projects moving on faster on the potrero gateway these numbers have positive candle stick point and impressed by the baby boomer nature and he received the prop aa grant and my hope we can do this transitional down the freeway to neighborhoods particularly in the sou

absent commissioner peskin present commissioner ronen present commissioner safai absent commissioner jeff sheehy present and xhaung and commissioner yee we have quorum thank you item 2 vooiks report on information report. >> sir welcome. >> welcome chair and others several items on the agenda today and want to go over a few of them the manifestation of prop k the cac brought up a few things the boulevard for signal urban designs and a reason for meeting the environmental clearance the professional of the w aa strategy plan this was explained to me once again by mike but is category way was not addressed and my disappointment stems mainly if the cu in district 10 awhile relatively easy to manage the blue avenue are getting a facelift there are misrepresent jurisdictional and a coordination of single language so hope you can get those projects moving on faster on the potrero gateway these numbers have positive candle stick point and impressed by the baby boomer nature and he received the prop aa grant and my hope we can do this transitional down the freeway to neighborhoods particularly in the sou

commissioner kim absent commissioner peskin commissioner ronen commissioner safai commissioner jeff sheehy and commissioner tang and commissioner yee the minutes are approved okay. the minutes are you approved with that, to the director chang with regards to the peninsula electrification project update. >> thank you chair and commissioners through jim our general manager for caltrain the workshops refer to the packet in the update of the electorate indication advocacy in washington, d.c. they will be here be next tuesday at the board meeting unfortunately, they could not be here today, the staff is advocating in sacramento in a nut shell caltrain is continuing to seek an inclusion in the he wants budget for 2018 so doing they've responded to the cac with a delegation of staff and employers as well as some of the contractors to particularly discuss the project with members of congress who will load the house and senate transportation committee they're met with senator leno hatch and manufacturing a lot of the vehicles for the electrification project fta announced having despite managed the

absent commissioner peskin present commissioner ronen present commissioner safai absent commissioner jeff sheehy present and xhaung and commissioner yee we have quorum thank you item 2 vooiks report on information report. >> sir welcome. >> welcome chair and others several items on the agenda today and want to go over a few of them the manifestation of prop k the cac brought up a few things the boulevard for signal urban designs and a reason for meeting the environmental clearance the professional of the w aa strategy plan this was explained to me once again by mike but is category way was not addressed and my disappointment stems mainly if the cu in district 10 awhile relatively easy to manage the blue avenue are getting a facelift there are misrepresent jurisdictional and a coordination of single language so hope you can get those projects moving on faster on the potrero gateway these numbers have positive candle stick point and impressed by the baby boomer nature and he received the prop aa grant and my hope we can do this transitional down the freeway to neighborhoods particularly in the sou

not get themselves into a situation we've been working closely with the residents and supervisor jeff sheehy and the suppose and had 60 people with feedback and basically, we're piling all that feedback to see what we can do with the rail line for the muni service but we will take that feedback and see what further improvements unfortunately for the transit and bike network part of 17th street is needed for both we can't push on one or the other but work with the supervisors and the community outreach for the folks to figure out how to make that area easy for people on bicycles. >> speaking of bikes our first raised parking let the record reflect bike lane was last week on a short stretch of van ness on caesar chavez and what this does the design flips the traditional set up you have the cars against the curbs and then we flipped that and now the parks cars are out in the street and they're providing protection for the bike lanes so as i'm sure you saw a bit of a learning curve all the cars continued to park in the reserve that blocked the entire bike lane for the defeating the purpose but w

the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do with with the world-class hospital and research combined patients feel that a doctor on sight not in need across the way to different buildings doing initiative research and preventing things this is what a level one trauma center does as the mayor of the city i'm appreciative it is part

the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do with with the world-class hospital and research combined patients feel that a doctor on sight not in need across the way to different buildings doing initiative research and preventing things this is what a level one trauma center does as the mayor of the city i'm appreciative it is part

i want to start off by really gibbing a nod to supervisor jeff sheehy because i think it was 15 years gow ei sat in the hiving room with my wife ellen with his husband bill and you cant put a black woman and white gay man in the same room and not talk about politics and particularly jeff impressed me by not ignoring that the next biggest group of individuals with aids and aids related symptoms were african american women unfochinately in those communities underserved so i want to thank himism this is wonderful moment of him bowing the supervisor of district 8 where we first moved when we came from new york city. that was the first neighborhood we lived in and all the civil rights work that he has done prior to becoming the supervisor because it is lgbtq right jz black civil rights and womeen civil rights and i am proud that i am associated with him. i wanted to also make a point of thanking this entire bord of supervisors because without you, three years ago when i took over the museum, our support a big dhunk of support came from the redevelopment agency i want you taknow some people

i want to start off by really gibbing a nod to supervisor jeff sheehy because i think it was 15 years gow ei sat in the hiving room with my wife ellen with his husband bill and you cant put a black woman and white gay man in the same room and not talk about politics and particularly jeff impressed me by not ignoring that the next biggest group of individuals with aids and aids related symptoms were african american women unfochinately in those communities underserved so i want to thank himism this is wonderful moment of him bowing the supervisor of district 8 where we first moved when we came from new york city. that was the first neighborhood we lived in and all the civil rights work that he has done prior to becoming the supervisor because it is lgbtq right jz black civil rights and womeen civil rights and i am proud that i am associated with him. i wanted to also make a point of thanking this entire bord of supervisors because without you, three years ago when i took over the museum, our support a big dhunk of support came from the redevelopment agency i want you taknow some people

honor to be here with the mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the

absent commissioner peskin present commissioner ronen present commissioner safai absent commissioner jeff sheehyresent and xhaung and commissioner yee we have quorum thank you item 2 vooiks report on information report. >> sir welcome. >> welcome chair and others several items on the agenda today and want to go over a few of them the manifestation of prop k the cac

i want to welcome to the newest member of the board also irish american descent supervisor jeff sheehy is here with us. [applause] before we bebeen, i do want to say proud to have this be the 5th year i have been able to mc this event and bring the one event of money in the month of march that brings the irish community together but really to say and thank mayor lee because as somebody who has come to city hall, mayor lee not only of course has the riv named after him but has been to cork. going back to cork. has made a commitment to our irish community here in san francisco and to mayor lee i want to say thank you for all you do for our community. thank you vaer much. [applause] so, mayor lee mentioned the history the irish in san francisco is without parallel. we built the city and contribute today the city for decades for generations and we will be the future the city as well. i am proud to be here today. it is part of my family heritage. my son is wearing a green shirt as he should be and it is something i look forward to every year. i want to bring up first someone who has just me

not get themselves into a situation we've been working closely with the residents and supervisor jeff sheehy and the suppose and had 60 people with feedback and basically, we're piling all that feedback to see what we can do with the rail line for the muni service but we will take that feedback and see what further improvements unfortunately for the transit and bike network part of 17th street is needed for both we can't push on one or the other but work with the supervisors and the community outreach for the folks to figure out how to make that area easy for people on bicycles. >> speaking of bikes our first raised parking let the record reflect bike lane was last week on a short stretch of van ness on caesar chavez and what this does the design flips the traditional set up you have the cars against the curbs and then we flipped that and now the parks cars are out in the street and they're providing protection for the bike lanes so as i'm sure you saw a bit of a learning curve all the cars continued to park in the reserve that blocked the entire bike lane for the defeating the purpose but w

attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehyder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg right now and some of the things we did with zachary used tools i learned from the military in germany and moved to iraq detailing the trea

the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do with with the world-class hospital and research combined patients feel that a doctor on sight not in need across the way to different buildings doing initiative research and preventing things this is what a level one trauma center does as the mayor of the city i'm appreciative it is part

honor to be here with the mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehyollege board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year

i want to welcome to the newest member of the board also irish american descent supervisor jeff sheehy is here with us. [applause] before we bebeen, i do want to say proud to have this be the 5th year i have been able to mc this event and bring the one event of money in the month of march that brings the irish community together but really to say and thank mayor lee because as somebody who has come to city hall, mayor lee not only of course has the riv named after him but has been to cork. going back to cork. has made a commitment to our irish community here in san francisco and to mayor lee i want to say thank you for all you do for our community. thank you vaer much. [applause] so, mayor lee mentioned the history the irish in san francisco is without parallel. we built the city and contribute today the city for decades for generations and we will be the future the city as well. i am proud to be here today. it is part of my family heritage. my son is wearing a green shirt as he should be and it is something i look forward to every year. i want to bring up first someone who has just me