it's my pleasure to introduce mark cline, a shareholder at dignity health. welcome, mark.ome on up. [applause] >> good morning. [inaudible] >> it's not just the issue of homelessness, it's street behavior, street safety, and street cleanliness. san franciscans want to feel proud of their city, and right now, they do not feel proud of their streets. just the opposite. it's a frustration i'm sure that's felt by every one of you in this room. this year, because of that frustration, the chamber wants to go beyond poll results. we want to deliver action. we want to address our biggest issue facing residents, employees, visitors, and businesses. that's why after we discuss the poll results, we're going to unveil five clear actions to improving san francisco streets. our goal for 2020 is clear. to make our streets safer, cleaner, and an asset that san francisco can be proud of. it's striking to see the number of san franciscans who rate homelessness and street behavior as the top issue. that number, 71%, is 13 points higher than it was a year ago, and is far, far ahead of other c

cline: saved the eight years between his father's retirement and ronny's election, 2020 will mark the first time since the heart of the vietnam war that a sprinkle has not led the sheriff's office. i want to thank sheriff sprinkle for his years of service to our community and congratulate him on all he has accomplished during his tenure. his tireless work to secure funding for a new public safety building and jail will not be forgotten. the risks and responsibilities that come with being a law enforcement officer are many. and i want to express my sincere gratitude to ronny sprinkle for his unwavering commitment to the county and to all our men and women in blue. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> move to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. johnson: thank you, madam speaker. today i rise in recognition of national gun violence survivors week. last month, with the leadership