mr. moses de los reyes, if he could come forward to be recognized. he is the general manager small firm advisory committee, honoring him for his distinguished public service in years of civic leadership. driving changes to increase leadership in regional water system construction.

is mr. moses here? >> he had an operation a couple of weeks ago. if you look at when the commission was set up, it was the community that hired mr. moses. it was not the city. his own staff -- when he leaves, and i believe he has been there 20 years, he should be about ready to retire, it would be up to the community to decide who we want to make sure that we get what we started off -- we have not changed our plans. who >> let me ask you a follow- up question. when we were out there a few months ago, we had a chance to hear from them being. -- the dean. he's here, right? >> no, he's not -- i don't think he's here. >> maybe i can help. as i think everyone here what it meant, that facility has been underutilized for some time. he community college district was failing to offer a number of class is, they were closing class is down. they have another center out and cutting other class is. we got involved because we have a responsibility to make that a vibrant building that is good for the things that you wanted to be. we have suggested a number of thin

mr. moses, to ever coming in. we really appreciate all of your service in your continued service. to what. madam clerk, please call item number two. >> item number two, hearing to consider the quarterly reports of the shelter monitoring committee. supervisor kim: thank you.

mr. moses de los reyes, if he could come forward to be recognized. he is the general manager small firm advisory committee, honoring him for his distinguished public service in years of civic leadership. driving changes to increase leadership in regional water system construction. >> it is here? >> perhaps there is a twist in the communication? [laughter] >> thank you. many things regarding your service as well. >> any other new business? commissioners? >> the next item is the report of the general manager. >> before we start, just an announcement. in april we will receive a request for $25 million in state grants to fund the department of wildlife resources. particularly to help to fund the cesar chavez management improvement. you may have noticed that staff has recommended that. the director will have that on friday to make that decision. we expect to receive that decision before too long. a very good, large size grant from the agency. it tends to go to smaller, rural agencies with violations, so that is a good thing. next, we have our federal lobb

mr. moses. >> good afternoon, honorable supervisors. my name is toye moses, and i am asking you to approve my application for the appointment. to allow me to help and continue. i am in nigerian. i came to this country in 1965, and i have been a resident of san francisco since 1974. i have degrees in public health, and i am working for the city of san francisco. my area is usually mental health. i worked in the jail for numbers of years. and i worked for the residential program for many years. i can see a lot of immigrants who are having substance-abuse problems. i have used my experience and background to help some of these people. as an immigrant, i want to use my educational background and experience to continue helping immigrants and others who are having language and health problems. and if you allow me again to continue to finish, i would be glad to continue helping these people who were not being represented, having language problems. i am asking you to approve my reappointment, and i will continue doing what i am is supposed to be

mr. moses, to ever coming in. we really appreciate all of your service in your continued service. to what. madam clerk, please call item number two. >> item number two, hearing to consider the quarterly reports of the shelter monitoring committee. supervisor kim: thank you. the secretary of the shelter monitoring committee is here. thank you so much for being here. and i have a note that scott walton will be here to represent herehsa. -- to represent the hsa. >> good afternoon. i am the secretary of the shelter monitoring committee. i am going to review our quarterly report. it is the final quarter of fiscal year 2010-2011. and then at the turn away report. and i will answer any questions that you have. during this quarter, we were able to conduct 31 of the assigned 33 inspections, which we are proud to say we did, even though we're not fully seeated and do not have a full staff. there is a chart on page 3 of the visits we did and did not do. supervisor kim: i have two handouts to the draft quarterly report in the executive summary for july 2011. page three of which one? >> there

mr. rooney, the grandpa moses of broadcasting.ah" would be more fitting. we sat down with andy recently to chat about, well, andy. when you first started the rooney piece on "60 minutes," what was the immediate response? >> andy rooney: well, how you going to hate andy rooney on television? ( laughter ) i mean, i... i don't recall having much negative comment from anybody. >> safer: did you have any idea, though, that you would become iconic on this broadcast? >> rooney: well, i hope you're right. i don't know the... whether you're right or not, but i like hearing you say it. ( laughter ) i don't know anything off-hand that mystifies americans more than the cotton they put in pill bottles. why do they do it? >> safer: for over 30 years, andy rooney has held court, dispensing his wit and wisdom from his desk turned pulpit, soapbox, or whatever you want to call it. >> rooney: i make my living having opinions. all i'm saying is... >> safer: as america's favorite grouch-in-chief, he was the voice... >> rooney: will you please tell me