of housing and office of early care and education and especially want to thank my chief of staff, jen lowe, who worked tirelessly with developers and different departments. want to thank my co-sponsors in the legislation, supervisors ronen and kim. chair tang, i would like to invite sheila nikolopolis from the planning department to present. >> hello. san francisco planning department. i have a presentation here. so the proposed legislation that we'll talk about today was introduced by the board of supervisors by supervisor yee and heard at the planning commission november 29. it would change the planning code, dccus. we worked closely with various departments for this legislation. to provide some context, the planning department's work in support of family friendly city focuses on five broad areas. the suggested changes to the dccu program will support family friendly housing and quality childcare. childcare is important for parents who want to pursue educational improvements. and it's important for young children who learn valuable social and emotional skills in childcare. i want to give

and so my staff, jen lowe, has been meeting with all the players, including developers, to come up with this piece of legislation. and i want to thank not only jen on this, but also the city planning staff, especially sheila nikalapagos and jacob dentlive. i want to also thank amy chang and graham dobson of the office of early education. i also want to recognize all the people from the housing rights committee and developers who engaged in this process. and lastly i want to thank my co-sponsors in this, supervisor ronen, kim, and fewer. so hopefully you'll all be supportive of this legislation. if you want more detail, i could go into it. >> president cohen: no, thank you. i think you've provided enough, and i'd like to be added as a cosponsor. >> clerk: thank you. >> president cohen: supervisor safai and brown would like to be added. i think that's it. thank you, supervisor yee. colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance is passed on the first reading. madam clerk, please call item 60. >> clerk: item 60 is an ordinance to amend the planni

jen lowe, supervisor yee's office who worked on my 2010 campaign. tim and supervisor safai's office, angelina and kelvin in supervisor peskin's office. i've had the honor of knowing them since they were 14, 15 years old and it great to see the next generation of youth leaders that are serving you all so well. they don't do anything for me. i'm just recognizing them. they work really hard for their bosses, but i'm super proud of them. i want to thank my campaign team. it's too countless to name owl of them, but kayla who is the audience, jeffrey, brandon, who was here earlier and spoke at public comment. to store front who led my last two campaigns. you are all part of my major family. and it is only with every campaign that i have grown and my friends and family and strength because all of you -- and really my campaign team gives me so much hope for the future. there are just amazing young leaders that are going take over san francisco. and i feel so good about the future and i feel so good departing knowing that all of you are doing this incredible

draw were former england goal—keeper rachel brown—finnis and jen beattie — who plays for scotland and manchester city. it is added to the lowright after the euros, it is incredible. it is adds to the excitement, i was looking for to it already. some say they did not want to cede the two pitched together, would it be perfect if they could go to the groups and obviously within being in the same group, the chances are lower. but what do you think? well, i think it's going to be a dramatic and exciting opening game. the build—up for that is going to be fantastic and there is going to be writable fans, rival fans, fantastic and there is going to be writable fans, rivalfans, and i think all of that and the emotions that come with in england scotland rivalry in whatever sport is always adding something to it. the opening match for scotland and a lot of different things, the opening it is a different scotland team then two yea rs a different scotland team then two years ago. new manager, new way of playing, players are fit at this current stage and it will be a proper contest will at least a fair contest. it's brilliant, and if i w

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there's a lot of low hanging fruit that we are to examine before we talk about legislating breaches, platforms for breaches and the tools we rely on to secure us. i want to invite jeno talk about that. >> thank you, jillian, thanks to kato for putting on this excellent conference. the focus of my talk today is the range of challenges that law enforcement faces in accessing digital evidence separate and apart from the encryption related challenges and this report that i worked on through a co-author under the auspices of the center for strategic and international studies but the debates about encryption will continue but it was, is and is emphatically more so our view after writing this report and working on this report that encryption has taken up so much of the limelight there are a range of other challenges law enforcement faces that need to be dealt with and they can be dealt with relatively easily and need to be dealt with now. so, these challenges will continue no matter what happens with respect to encryption, no matter if there were a clear decryption mandate, there would still be other ongoing challenges that need to be dealt with. as our title low hanging