>> [inaudible] >> i am marie richards. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> did i miss anybody? i cannot see behind the pole. we have mr. o'doule. he is french. we will start off on this powerpoint. basically, it is our mission

>> [inaudible] >> i am marie richards. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> did i miss anybody?

>> [inaudible] >> i am marie richards. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> did i miss anybody? i cannot see behind the pole. we have mr. o'doule. he is french. we will start off on this powerpoint. basically, it is our mission. prevention, intervention, and enforcement. prevention is the key. intervention, sometimes you cannot arrest your way out of a problem. we have numerous

>> [inaudible] >> i am marie richards. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> did i miss anybody? i cannot see behind the pole. we have mr. o'doule. he is french. we will start off on this powerpoint. basically, it is our mission. prevention, intervention, and enforcement. prevention is the key. intervention, sometimes you cannot arrest your way out of a problem. we have numerous service providers. you have the criminal justice center on pope st. -- polk street. people realize down here there are some bad guys. we have to lock them up. there is enforcement involved here. we try to ease our way into that. this is a triangular district. the new station -- i was here before. it was part of central. the new building opened in 2010. combine some of the different maps if you are on the computer. you can check different crime data. 176 is the high one. it has always been that way in san francisco. the last 40, 50 years, it has been that high. it has been very high over the years. you have a different radio sector here. one-car, two-car, and three-car. we break up our

. >> reporter: lisa marie and richard heart came from san francisco to irvin just to -- irvine just to get married. >> i think if somebody is lucky enough to find true love, they should celebrate it. >> i feel like it's official for us. >> reporter: eric of emeryville stood and watched others get married, unable to do the same thing. >> right now it's a little bit hectic not knowing the answer. i have but irflies in my stomach. it's crazy going back and forth to being legal and not legal. >> reporter: it's quiet today. but that will change if the judge lifts the stay. not just flowers. >> my wedding would be assuming so i would assume we're looking forward to more business for sure. >> reporter: this individual says the wait has been difficult. >> it's just a matter of time. it's just an overwhelming wonderful moment. it feels that equality has been restored. >> reporter: outside city hall -- >> according to biblical scripture -- the marriage is a religious contract between a man and a woman. >> reporter: the stay could be lifted any day. if it is, there should be a flood of people com

kevin, richard, lisa marie, tracy mcintyre, and julio. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is -- and we are a wholesale distributor, and i think we are the first and spoken today. we are a family owned company. there have only been two owners in 77 years. we are a sponsor and contributor to many charitable organizations, several fairs, on and on and on. we have been doing this for many years. we are also very responsible. i have been with the company for 31 years, to be a responsible community business. i would say we can to be a lot to events in the city. i was personally over five years a trainer of bartenders in the use of alcohol for their consumers. we are also supportive of organizations that we talked about here, and this includes mothers against drunk driving. we are not trying to do it promotions for these excessive use of our products. so, again, we do do that. i think we have underestimated the number of the employees lost in the city. we have 145 employees ourselves. , if you take a look and all of the of a small restaurant retail stores, i think we have