morris, your work has been exceptional. and you've come very well recommended. chairman campos: we have a motion. supervisor mar? supervisor mar: i'm in support of the motion. i wanted to thank misters morris and blaine and urge mr. watts to keep coming back. and thank you for the presentation as well. but i'll be supporting the motion by my colleagues. chairman campos: thank you, supervisor mar. i echo those comments. very solid presentation mr. watts. do think that the two individuals who have been nominated for reappointment have done a good job and come well recommended. so i will be supportive of that motion but i urge you to continue to remain interested. so if we can take that without objection. thank you. call item 1, please. >> hearing to consider appointing one member term ending march 31, 2012, for the commission on the aging advisory council. there is one seat and one applicant. chairman campos: great. thank you. i know ken is not here but we have alex to speak on his behalf. good morning. >> supervisors, thank you very much for allowing me to speak

morris was at her first ravens game with her girlfriend nick, according to morris a guard didn't like what he saw and minutes later she went to buy fries and walk away with a cup for ketchup. she said she offered no harm and offered to pay for the cup but the same guard who told them to stop kissing wanted them out. >> he said you stole the cup and the ketchup. you know nick is like are you kidding? she is like how much do you want for it. i didn't know cups were like this sake ed. >> reporter: the ravens said we are aware of the incident and we are satisfied with the action taken by the guard and police. making her story public is a big step for this 31-year-old who is putting her relationship on the line to make sure her rights are protected. >> certain people that don't know that i'm gay and this will be a huge shock to them but i feel like it's worth it. >> reporter: and the women say they just want to be treated equally. they are working with the aclu and may file a lawsuit. cheryl connor abc 2news. >> thank you. the last big unemployment report before this november's elections c

what mi>> miss morris? >> i support more businesses.le have to feel safe to patronize businesses. we have to look at community support and partnerships with law enforcement so that our businesses can stay open longer and more patrons can come by. we can open businesses every day, but if people do not feel safe and visit in their corridors late night, the businesses will not flourish. of course, more housing. i am a social worker. more tax credits for housing. san francisco is becoming an elitist town. we need more affordable housing for our working class to low income community. i am pushing for more affordable housing and for businesses to be safe. >> mr. moss? >> i think if you allow the status quo, we will not have affordable housing or jobs. most of the time when we say that we want jobs, they are imaginary. no one creates jobs. even at the shipyard, they talk about feeding thousands of jobs -- creating thousands of jobs -- but they are all on paper. we should be paying careful attention to making sure the housing is built and extra

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-p>>reporter: morris said befor she knew it, thrre police offfcers showed up and escorted hee and her girlfriend out of the stadium. >> this is completely ridiculous to me that we would be escorted out of the game and embarrassed for being affectionate. >>reporter: a spokesperson tells a different story, saying the women stole two cups, protested when confronted. police were calleddand police kicked them out. morris admits her partner did buy some french fries and used a plastic cup at -pthe concession stand to carry the ketchup, but says neither stole anything. >> usually when you steal >>reporrer: morris is considdring taking legal action for discrimination. she said just talking about the incident is huge since she wasn't -pcompletely outtabout her sexuality. 3 c1 >> i was out with most people, just not my entire family. >>reporter: while morris said she is distill a ravens' fan, she won't be going to anyymore walk in there ann tell these >> i go one-on-one with michael ore. >>> a thrilling finish to navy and -- that's all coming up at 10:50 on "sports unlimited." >>> a south balti

morris. >> i'm on the communities site. i'm on the city's side. you do not identify yourself, somebody identifies you for you. been helping lower class families lower their utility bills. i run the neighborhood newspaper for the longest serving neighbor newspaper in san francisco. i am raising my family in san francisco in potrero hill. unfortunately, in san francisco , we tend to want to label people one way or another, and it blocks us from making solutions. i hear people saying they want the same things. i have not met any conservatives in the city. i have met people who are raising their families, who want to have a job, and want a clean and safe environment. i think we need to get beyond labels. we need to get action and get things done. thank you. >> mr. smith. >> outside of san francisco, they look at this place as 47 square miles surrounded by reality. i would probably lean more towards the progressive side. i've been endorsed by supervisor campos. i am a pragmatic person. the citizens of district 10 and the citizens of san francisco want

you know that, morris. you know me. >> yes. >> bill: all of my friends who are all blue collar, most of them blue collar say the same thing. he doesn't understand me and he doesn't care about me. he doesn't understand what i do, why i do it, what i believe doesn't care, he doesn't get it that's what they said. >> but, bill, bear in mind that in all the campaigns throughout the country, the republican candidates are pushing deficit and economics and debt and obama care not mosques, social issues and that -- >> bill: that is true but obama is on the ballot this coming election. you know that. >> i want to make two other points before you throw me out of here. one is among hispanics that pew survey you cited asked them how important are all of these issues and 58 percent said education was extremely important. 54 percent said jobs. 51 percent said health care. 35 percent said the deficit. only 31% of latinos said immigration was extremely important issue. >> interesting. >> so the democrats have made a fundame

. >> reporter: mary kate morris was excited about attenddng the ravees game.l action would happen off the field. %-evvr had anything happen likee this. >>>reporter: she was with her partner when at half time they left to use the bathroom. while they were waiting, theyú began kissinggwhen a security -uard came over nd told hem to >> he said if i had kids wish ii don't i would have them stop actinggin public. >> reporter: before she knew it, three pplice officerses showed and escorted them out of the stadium. >> it would be ridiculous ttat we would be eebarrassed at the stadium. >> reporter: the woman stole two cups, protested when %-and police kicked them.alled morris said this they dii buy a french fries and used a cup at the concession stann to get the cat it up. catsup. >> we sat right ii front and as far as i'm concerned we did nothing wrong. >> reporter: mooris is %-for discrimination.egal action justttalking about the incident3 is huge, since i was not completely out with my sexuality. >> i was out with most peoplee3 just not my entire family. >> reporrer

morris? >> hi, in the bay view, we did have a farmer's market, but it didn't go so well and it wasn't really participated. but we have community-based organizations like hunter's point that are going to get a juice bar. so maybe working with our current non-profits like hunter's point family gardens and creating a juice bar, making our major train, have more edible, desirable food in the neighborhood, as well as supporting the fresh and easy in the other developth. but immediately, we need to make the major changes, which is holding foods accountable for giving our community quality food in the bay view area. >> mr. moss? >> i'm steve moss. i think first we need to understand that a lack of a grocery is an indication of a community that has larger needs. when you have a wealthy community that has jobs, there are grocery stores. so here we have a community that is deficit in jobs and public transportation and all kinds of things, and the supermarket and access to grocery store is just one indi