frankfurt conrad what went wrong for to syncro for the company to be in a such desperate need of kathrine. a couple of things went wrong a decade of gold the company burned speeding's of euro's by failing to build you construction sites in the united states and brazil eventually those facilities had to be sold at a huge loss and even today the company is still carrying the negative financial burden of this failed strategy the 2nd thing that went wrong for to some group it's strong with lines of the car industry automotive customers actis and crop the most important customers they account for 28 percent of its total sales so everyone knows of course the difficult times the car makers are going through but the swift downswing last year or during the last 2 years was not something everyone had foreseen this contributes to the misery of to some group and it's the main reason why investors are so hesitant to lend the company money or invest in its shares. to some group and tata steel wanted to merge their european business the e.u. commission prevented that so far might that have been a mistak

and you look down there, and kathrin came on in 2007. she was the first person and the only person for the longest time. they've gone through nine attorneys since i've been dealing with them -- pardon me, nine attorney groups. the current one -- the attorney group number nine. and that's counting attorney group number one being the 2005 appointment where they were told they had to comply with the institutional master plan. we kept going we kept going. and eventually commissioner richards who is not here appeared on the list. when they were doing the eir in 2015. and he was with kathrin moore until you joined after their eir was certified in 2016. and up until then, we got koppel and melgar. and we've had a bunch of -- milicent johnson joined us. there's been two lees, a fung and a fung and two johnsons since we've been dealing with this. so as you go through this list, the volume of planning commissioners that have been dealing with this project, it's kind of -- it's like over 20. and sanchez was thanked for all the work he did. i'm exte

my name's kathrin. i'm also a second-year pharmacy stu student. since i'm at ucsf, one of our mission values is to care and heel for our patients -- heal for our patients and it's difficult to do this when the pharmacies are not equipped to payback, like, for these medications, and it's hard for them to provide these medications to vulnerable populations such as people with hiv and mental illness, so thank you for that. >> president yee: thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello. my name is marina gabriel. i'm a transgender. i wa -- transgender woman living here in san francisco. i want to thank all of you. we have a real crisis in hate crimes against sex and gender minorities in the state of california and within the city and county. reported hate crimes are up 30% in the state of california from 2018. that's a significant and dangerous increase that targets vulnerable communities like the lgbtqia community. i am forming a nascent coalition, and we would like to advance legislation to have an ordinance passed that will protect women as well as

. >> supervisors, kathrin mcguire. strategic bureau, executive director. i think to add to patrick's comment, some of the biggest payments happen at the end of the period. it's pride. it's traditionally around $1 million. >> supervisor mandelman: you save some for that. >> correct. we always have to make sure we hit that number. i can't speak to the methodology that the b.l.a. used for their straight line projection, but the $6.3 million that we're seeing spent seems to indicate that we will spend everything. >> supervisor mandelman: okay. so then, the other question i have, then, is -- so we do -- and there's this tension between the board and myself asking you to get a handle on your over time and then asking for these additional services. but when we went through the budget process, there was a lot of talk about how we needed to think more about police overtime and the controller's recommendation and where the department was, and there was, i believe, a commitment to come back to this committee with a discussion of where we were on implementing what the

and he was with kathrin moore ud after their eir was certified i. and up until then, we got koppe. and we've had a bunch of -- miln joined us. there's been two lees, a fung ao johnsons since we've been deali. so as you go through this list,f planning commissioners that havg with this project, it's kind ofe over 20. and sanchez was thanked for all. i'm extending my thanks too. because once we had a list -- od them to do the first rudimentare commission had a list of what py owned, the planning department g enforcement. and there were hearings not at g commission that were administern enforcement. and i came to them, and other po them. all these hearings listed on exe attended by the public. some people have died in the pr. some of us have had setbacks ph. most of us have really gray hai. but whatever, the community hasn this, totally. we have been here every time wed even when we weren't needed, we, because it was a big thing. the only time the academy took s they tried to take over the fary couldn't, because there was puse residents, the tenants of the m. and their attorney as well

. >> my name is kathrin and i'm a local native born and raised. i've been to a few hearings and something that brought my attention more was i use cbd for my pet so when i go to the hearings i can see something that it can be for pets and i know locally there's a lot of pets in that neighborhood that could benefit from that. i can second the fact that these are local businesses that are looking to grow and implement the calle 24 which is not bringing something external into the community. it's kind of innovating the community so i support it. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? if anyone else wishes to speak, if you could stand over here so we don't lose time between speakers. that would be great. >> my name is edward. i represent the original equity group. we're a group providing resources advocacy for cannabis equity applicants. i urge commissioners to utilize your equity lens in making this determination. i urge you not to be persuaded by calls of parking. retail use was established long ago. again, i don't think 171 square fee

my name is kathrin howard. i ask you to support the zoning administrator. my family has lived in san francisco over 50 years. ten years ago, we moved to the outer sunset. we chose our block of 42nd avenue for its location. we were therefore stunned when we got a notice in september from the alcohol board. the quiet corner store was going to be turned into a restaurant serving alcohol on a site surrounded by homes and in a lot surrounded by residential. apparently this had been in the plan for a year. you have talked to the appellant but you have not considered the impact on our neighborhood. you really should. our little 42nd neighborhood contains many families that are concerned. you have their letters in your packet. please understand that no matter how much people may like the new business owner, the next owners may be very different and not in a good way. the fact is that the change of use is what would become permanent for our family neighborhood. for everyone to weigh-in, the public, the applicants, and the neighbors, we all deserve the right to a fai

alix: joining us now, kathrin -- us now,, bulltick kathryn rooney vera, bulltick head of research and in london, seema sha printable global investors chief strategist. what is your call? tohryn: i think we are going see stable and above trend potential growth for the u.s. economy. romaine: are you concerned that maybe the market has gotten a bit ahead of itself? when you look at the valuations, how far we have come since september, are we pricing into much? kathryn: there's two different scenarios. the real economy is strong, then there's the market pricing. i completely concur. the markets have gotten way ahead of themselves, which is the reason i am actively recommending a put option with march expiry. it cost you a little bit above 3% of your return, and you protect yourself through two fed meetings, any negative surprises from the democratic primaries, and any fallout from the december 15 tariffs on china, which are still in the offing. , for all of the optimism we have now that the economy in the u.s. and globally may avoid some of the worst case scenarios, there are still some o