jane and i want to commend my poll -- joanna hernandez. also for seat five. if we can open another seat, to add these two in here it's very important. lanni holmes. i've seen him work at juvenile hall for seats 6, 8 and 9. meghan macurio. daniel macular. i don't think he knows he is my mentor but he still is. this guy, when there were, they promise when they built juvenile hall and they promised us not to fill it up, daniel was the only guy that showed up. he said, meet me up at juvenile hall. we went and spoke to the chief at that time. and you promised this, you said this, what can we do? and that same week released 20 kids that should not have been in there so i truly endorse him and last without least, lauren papilla for seat nine. >> thank you for making a teeny bit's year by withdrawing. >> the list that i gave you, that's it. [laughter] >> hello supervisors. i guess i'm the last one to speak, right. serve a little extra time. >> [laughter] >> i know you guys have been here a long time. let me give you a quick history. i'm the first african american you

and call up miss joanna hernandez for seat five. >> good afternoon. good morning. afternoon now. and thank you so much. i have to get back to work as a working parent. i am here to submit the application for seat five. it is really hard to speak about this very topic because as someone who is the founder of families understanding the system, a support group for parents to navigate such a confusing system, i started organizing this group when my son was in juvenile hall. and we approached juvenile hall to create the guide because there was no guide to navigate that juvenile hall system. parents didn't know how to visit their child. i am born and raised in san francisco. started and grew up in the project and moved to the mission. and i have been working in the re-entry field for about 20 years and the in custody director for five keys inside the county jails. and most importantly, i am here to speak on behalf of myself and my family. i feel that we need to not only interrupt but stop the generational incarceration. it's big and it is happening every day. and in my professional car