mr. gilbe gilberti who would like to speak in opposition of the appeal? thank you. >> thank you. we're setting san francisco values, right here, right now. rejecting the condo conversion application, that's one of the questions. another question is, should somebody be going to jail? thank you. >> clerk: thank you, mr. gilberti. >> so as a former union laborer, independent contractor, real estate -- oh, pardon? oh, i can't speak on this end? oh, how unfortunate. >> clerk: madam president? >> president breed: thank you. are there any other members of the public who'd like to speak in opposition of the appeal? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> president breed: and the appellant will have up to three minutes for rebuttal. >> first, i'd like to just say that there's a lot of miss informati -- misinformation being presented here today. first off, the planning commission has previously indicated that ellis act conversions would not cause eviction. the terms eviction and tenancy have legal means and they don't apply here because miss canada had a life estate, and she h

mr. gilberti. next speaker, please. >> herbert weiner. >> herbert weiner. i just noticed that a bus was removed off of gary. this is the 38 gary, and i felt outraged. i don't usually use that stop myself, but very infrequently, but i think of the cruelty that's being inflicted to the seniors and the disabled in deference to the members of this board. it has been brought to your deaf ears several times, and you have nothing nothing to address this. it is war against the seniors and disabled who have less status than the bicyclists. if you were to remove a bike lane, there would probably be a riot in these chambers, but when you do it to the seniors and disabled, it's bullying, and you thrive on it. >> next speaker, please. >> madam chair, that's the last person. >> i see somebody coming up. one more. >> okay. >> i think board needs to have a reality check. we are like the jilted bride of the mta, the taxi division. you hate us. you don't spend any money. you tell people that you're going to put some legislation in, but you don't. so i'm telling you, we are a

mr. gilberti. >> thank you. opening day, hope springs eternal. the glorious week before baseball starts. your team is going to go. it's wonderful. 50-some-odd years ago, camelot was a broadway play. richard burton, robert goulet, julie andrews, shifted over to jfk's administration. his brother, robert. schlessinger, other people, salinger, jackie, mcnamara, the best and the brightest. and yet there's another camelot. it had a king. it had a farmer. it had evans. belafonte. baird russekin. jabah. it had muhammad ali, a gentleman that we resist, happy to experience his life. and tomorrow his last day, his last breath, his assassination. overhead, please. and here we are. we can't -- we can't house our people. he said that if you make more bombs than you can take care of your people that need the most, you're morally corrupt and you're in the wrong direction, and here we are. we cannot house our people. again, the plot to kill king, this may be the only and the best of what and how it happen ed. it's worth knowing that one. we have the greatest weal