provided a homeless prevention and this is the beginning of a homeless and housing services for the lgb community which currently does not exist. between 2006 and 2011 i recently invested through the hiv department that 20.4 percent of people with hiv have been accomplice placed in san francisco in 5 years. over the same period the aids housing alliance prevented homelessness and we have this huge disaster going on. we need more money >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good morning. i'm director of shelters for the e pelvic association. >> part of the association are those family and single adult shelters and the resource prevention centers. i can tell you that last year the ad back with the board of supervisors we saw a lot of these positive outcomes that include the 34 percent in acts of violence in the shelter system and 12 percent of actions of violence. that's because of staff presence and training. what we're seeing this year ann is an acute of the folks with wheelchairs and others aids. we're able to hire due to last year's add back we were able to liaison with the hospitals t

t people can't come out and discriminate against folks who know other lgb folks. without the legacy and the work of harvey milk we wouldn't be where we're. i respect flu ask for your support. it's a proposal that strikes the right balance and insures we honor the legacy of lgbt hero. >> any public comments at this time? >> hold on a second supervisor breed. >> thank you supervisor campos. i just wanted to ask you a few questions b about this process. i know that the airport commission expressed interest in developing a process. and i wanted to know are you still working with them on this particular process or are they still going to do a different process then what your proposing here today >> thank you for that question supervisor. the way this works even though the airport commission has jurisdiction in terms of setting certainty policies so for me and the mayor's office it is important that the portion of the chart that covers the board of supervisors and quite frankly is was an effort to make sure this was a politic process as it would. the work of the commiss

non-profit workers to stay in san francisco self-interest this $50 million would provided housing for lgb's in the castro. it would restore cuts from the federal government. this budget also included innovative programs how can we not have language access to our citizens. i urge you to support the budget enhancement request of a little over $50 million and really show we're a city that only values the one percent. thank you >> next speaker thank you. >> i'm margaret bear i'm the executive director of the consortium. so all i'm going to do is add one voice to what gail said and to emphasize that non-profit employees in this city can't live here any longer we take care of the low folks with disability so the afternoon wage of the staff is $44,000. those are people who got out in the community and do amazing work serving the people. so i urge the board of supervisors to support the non profits in the city and support the employees who do the work it's the right thing to do thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good morning supervisors i'm april i'm here representing seniors

the small business exchange for the african-american chinese community and the bay reporter for the lgb community and there were no redondo beach bids for the chinese community. in the neighborhood community we're recommending north side publications and central city extra and west protocol monthly for west protocol. the bid from the other biders such as published weekly. the purchaser has placed the highest point score. the board has the option to spent the recommended periodicals arrest last year the board did award to all of those who submitted bids whether or not they were that responsive. the prices that were submitted are in line most of them are the same as last year with some minor increases. if the board choose to follow the past practice and award to all of the periodicals who submitted bids then the board would consider adding the following. the san francisco bay view for the african-american community and the daily for the chinese community and for the hispanic community and in the nandz side western addition and the view. and i'm here to respond if you have questions >> col

i think the lgb. community and people that have maybe a professionive mindset are so used to being beaten and pushed around by the republican or by the -- by the catholic church that they will accept so some flowery talk as progress on the equality front. this pope said if gay people are trying to find jesus, they are personally okay and who is he to judge them? basically saying if they are celebate and they are rejecting their sexuality like a good catholic who is searching for jesus, i am okay. i am willing to give this pope the benefit of the doubt that he doesn't hate gay people. you know, even though he ejected the predaloafers. but until the church does something of substance on these issues, i won't see any of these as signs of progress. i never thought that this pope would make me believe and agree with what the cardinal said. >> right. you know -- >> cardinal dolens said. >> i tend to agree with that. >> that's why i don't look too deeply into this pope, but he is saying things that we are no