if there's -- if there's no further questions i want to introduce megan weir with the department of public health and a leader on vision zero, to talk about data and analysis. >> supervisor yee: thank you and stick around, because i do have questions. good morning, megan. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you so much for your attention to vision zero and the opportunity to speak today. my name is megan weir, the co-chair of vision zero with haba, and i also lead the data systems work for vision zero and work closely with my colleagues at d.p.h. also to advance the community engagement and equity through this work. so i'm going to be sharing some of our work on that. and just to reiterate, again, that the increased risk of seniors, particularly to fatalities, 50% of our pedestrian deaths last year as people have noted were seniors. and we know in looking at the data from the hospital that seniors are almost twice as likely to have a severe injury compared to younger adults. so in our medical population we see seniors disproportionately represented. this was a national study that looked at

and additionally we'll have megan weir, my vision zero task force co-chair from the department of public health to talk about a lot of their work, including their data collection at s.f. general which is nationally leading work. my colleagues from sfmta who are doing work specifically to address reducing speeds around areas where seniors are most likely to be and our broad communications efforts that you have seen everywhere i hope and additionally we have been joined by the district attorney office and i noted on my commute in their banner is everywhere so i'excited to hear about their programs. so i am going to introduce commander yuin and talk about our enforcement program. so, thank you. >> hello, supervisors, how are you. so i'm going to talk about really this year's fatalities. i understand that 2014 to 2018 is what you're looking for. we will work with vision zero to have that for next week for the t.a. hearing. so the overall -- i have been here for about a year, 2017, i looked at and 2018, and, you know, a lot of the causes of the collisions are turning and speed. i understand t

i hope to embarrass my colleague megan weir. she presented at a federal function about the safety data that we collected especially since we joined our hospital and collected data from our hospital about injuries? important to you as commissioners and the supervisors, we need to pursue a legislative agenda in addition to all the work we do here in the city and county because we have goals that we cannot do without some changes to our legislation, and so unfortunately, i think most of us know that we weren't able to pursue the automated speed enforcement in the assembly in our last session. there are some priorities that include the vision zero task force, and we're hoping that we can use all these new efforts as new bills get submitted in january to spring board or speed enforcement campaign in addition to any other legislation that we see as a city is important for us to pursue our vision zero goals. so that is very brief. any questions? i know that we have a lot of speakers behind me, so i don't want to take up too much of the

we will be releasing on august 3rd our second segment and megan weir will speak on vision zero and the collaborative work between our agencies. do you have any questions? >> supervisor yee: not at this moment. i think this is the end of the presentations and i know that there are some specific public comments or speakers that would like to make some public comments. so before we take questions i'd like to hear what their concerns would be. and there's a person here today from the commission who actually reached out and wanted to hear about this. in fact, we were almost going to have a 4:00 committee meeting but they came to this earlier time. so to open up public comments right now. so to bring up mary clear amable. >> amablay. i am mary clear amablay as a district 6 youth commissioner. i would like to thank supervisor yee for putting this item on the agenda today. pedestrian safety was one of the budget priorities represented to the budget and finance committee this year where we recommended that the board of supervisors have a hearing on this item. so, thank you, you know, for doing