mr. pickens i'm one of the people you guys are talking about i'm 2k07b8d open donald pickens a convicted drug dealer in the tenderloin i can the law what works okay. the beat cops work their front yard of the beat cops they're not front yard of your district plan because it's a joke because it opens up for the guys who lives in the richmond and west oakland not even the drug dealers live in san francisco they're not from san francisco i remember a time you got busted 40 in san francisco and not from san francisco you paid and high bill or sat in jail it is no alternative not to come over here anymore and that's real you know you know when you guys - when we used to take the rejects in the tenderloin people started and went home because they knows eventually they're to get service and ask them where theirs id that scares them more than anything that's all i have to say. >> thank you that's a lot. >> next speaker >> good morning, commissioners my name is michael hearing tony live at the seneca hotel on 6th and market i'm with the collaborative on third street we've spent countless hours pu

mr. pickens >> good evening commissioners. i'll rollened pickens director of the san francisco health network. i'm here on behalf hof myself and my cochair from [inaudible] who you heard is away with director garcia at the conference [inaudible] have the pleasure of cochairing the black african american health initiative. we have a few members of the smaller design team in the audience and will ask if they stand and be recognized. there were others. you note from the previous presentation we have 2 main groups. we have a small design team that consists of staff from the population health division and the network. there are about 17 or 18 of us and there is a much larger black african american health think tank that has over 70 individuals from throughout dph that helps to guide the planning and dlib raishzs of this group. i won't speak long because i want you to hear from the people doing the work, but just as a overview, many know over the past 2 or 3 decades there are several attempts to try and tackle the health disparities