mr. decosta, you can begin. >> i'm watching. board of supervisors, it's very interesting, you know. coming to city hall and listening to the deliberations from one to the other. first from the san francisco authority and then the commission and then the board. you line up to go to a shelter and people get a chair to sit down all night long. this is where the united nations was formed, san francisco. i'll ask supervisors, if you go to a shelter and heard the mayor talk on both sides of her mouth about providing a thousand whatever but if you go to a shelter today and they provide you a chair to sit on the chair all night long, is that right? do you show any humanity? is someone going to look at me? this say -- is a fact. you wait in the rain like one supervisor said, and you get a chair to sit down all not long. that's why they come to city hall to get shelter. we spend an inordinate time in our rest rooms and all over the city. anyone can talk the talk but when we give shelter to a human being specially for the night, let us give that human being a bed. if not -- [chime] >> clerk: t

mr. decosta. >> i'm here to give you, just like you have the state of the union address and the other addresses given on -- here, there, and everywhere, you all need to get the state of what is happening in district ten mostly linked with the sewer system improvement projects. so you have a number of your staff members over here who should be doing due diligence, but my deep concern is we need an intelligent person, a person who lives in the community, a person who has made sacrifices for the community to be involved with all the major projects worth billions of dollars. you all remember when you started with the sewer system project that said it was 6 billion? now, it's 10 billion. and we want to know of that 10 billion, how much of that 10 billion has been set aside for community benefits. if it was districts where the majority were whites, there would be 500 people here screaming and shouting about community benefits. you know what happens in district ten? crooks get the money. crooks get the money, and you commissioners have full access to contact the controller's office and ask the control