mr. benny wong and ulash and did unlap. mr. benny wong i know that working with the chinese community is very important and i know that is the district that i represent and we have mostly seniors and they may not feel as comfortable in obtaining services and seeking help. ms. did you lap you working with young individuals is important because when you start early with the youth they will grow up healthy. i wish that we could appoint both of them but i think they are both up for seat 15. i would be eager to hear from our colleagues. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisors campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you very much. i want to thank the applicants. mr. porfido, i look forward to hearing from you when the consumer seat becomes available. i think you will be a great fit for that and i certainly think that debra hardy will make a great addition to the body. i will say that i will support that. in terms of beeney wong, u lash is tough because they each bring something unique. what i would say both of them before we make a deci

mr. wong's work is good with the seniors and mr. wong always takes care of oh you -- our seniors and i want to take an example for instance he let us go to the restroom and the restrooms were so dirty but mr. wong really cared about the y

high, -- hi, mr. wong. the last story about a patient with alcohol and schizophrenia. i saw him in the hospital because he was diagnosed with lung cancer. i told him if you go to heaven will you remember me? my client said, mr. wong i will always remember you. next day i received a call from the hospital. he passed away. so as of today i still remember what he said to me the last day he saw me. thank you. >> thank you, any questions? seeing none, thank you. next person u lash did unlap. >> hello. there are many reasons i want to join the board. my professional advocacy will serve on the board in our community. i'm a licensed family therapist and school counselor. my journey in terms of my personal experience. my parents were born in africa. we are immigrants that moved from africa to london in the civil war. we are a very working class family that didn't have access to message health services. so my life goal has always been to represent the under represented communities. i have been here for 11 years as a resident. i have provided here for 8 years mental health servic

. >> mr. wong. >> howard wong with save muni the bond i guess the public doesn't realize that the mta issued so many revenue bonds i wasn't aware the bonds were issued in 2011 and 2013 if you add those up their approaching the prop a bond of $500 million in 2011 when prop a gave sfmta revenue bond authority it was a trust an assurance we hoped that muni would improve now with continuing the decline of muni in neighborhoods thought the city and looking at prop as language of what it implements is more the transmitted effect you've seen the fights over every bus line and route and shortening of routes and the continuing loss of people for the buses if and when prop a passes like the 3 jake we find the revenue bonds are more specifichen the prop a language and most of the revenue bonds money goes to muni which is interesting but prop a so much of the money it does not go to muni and prop a it is not destined and we don't know where the money is going the central subways legal definition now the pmc re

high, -- hi, mr. wong. the last story about a patient with alcohol and schizophrenia. i saw him in the hospital because he was diagnosed with lung cancer. i told him if you go to heaven will you remember me? my client said, mr. wong i will always remember you. next day i received a call from the hospital. he passed away. so as of today i still remember what he said to me the last day he saw me. thank you. >> thank you, any questions? seeing none, thank you. next person u lash did unlap. >> hello. there are many reasons i want to join the board. my professional advocacy will serve on the board in our communit

knowing what you have said about the different responsibilities for mr. wong. >> that would be great if we could. it really would. this is the first year that we have actually been able to hire a recruiter, in general. and so, you know, i think that it is hopefully just the beginning and yeah, i would lobby myself to hire another *f an additional person, because there are a lot of recruitments >> and very enthusiastic as well. >> i don't deny that. >> second, we had spoken about the image, and a new committee and an advisory commity being set up next month and where can we find more information about this as far as people who are eligible participate on this committee? >> i will send a note to the mayor's office on disability. and perhaps, they can do, out reach, to everyone and let them know about it. >> thank you, any more questions >> council member wong. >> can you clarify about the rule change and the severity of the disabled? >> we had heard, the feedback from the different sectors of the community to want to change the wording because it had some what o

mr. chairman lance and folding by howard wong. >> sir. >> hello, again in the agenda for this meeting the wording of the $89 million bond resolution that you're about to consider is indicated it is a craft of that and the prop a the $89 million in the resolution you're about to consider to has allocated funds whereas prop a the measure did not there or lots of possibilities where expenses occur but importing and exporting nothing two specific a question why is it sfmta duplicating a lot of the expenditures from prop a in a separate bonds passage adding another $89 million on the backs of taxpayers i have appeared before this board on you numerous occasions in opposition to the central subway, however, in general, i rely on muni for transportation within the city and look forward to it being a serviceable system in recent conversations with director reiskin the director of mta i asked why prop a doesn't talk about the expenditures he said the lawyers wrote me it that way prop a will not insure

so with that,mysing wong, is there any other business before us. >> no, mr. chair. >> then the meeting is adjourned thank you, everyone. push. >> really happy to have you all here the other great thing about to brag about in san francisco we have a great mayor, i is that in part as a resident i live here my family is here i work here but also in particularly as the transportation director we have a mayor that understands the infrastructure understands transportation and design understands how these things are important to the quality of life we have here in the city and to the economy of the city he understands us number one in part because of is the public works sdooshg which is a great pedigree my own bias i was one, too i was the city administrator amongst among the architect of the capital plan that is institutionalized in the city a process we combifrpt and investing in the city critical assets that's a successful program and it was really does mayors sense then city administers of the importance of the infrastructure the bones of the city and the design

so with that,mysing wong, is there any other business before us. >> no, mr. chair. >> then the meeting is adjourned thank you, everyone. push ?oo stoo i'd like to thank sfgovtv members jim smith and john and ma'am today clerk, do we have any announcements. >> please be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic announcements. speakers cards and documents to be included as part of the file should be given to the clerk. items presented today will appear on the november 18th. >> item 1 is the hearing to receive an update from the city services auditor on the status of audit recommendations. >> so we have the city controller's ofrs presenting on this item. >> good morning, chair breed and supervisors tang, my name is tanya let us shoe and i'm with the city controller's office. today with me is cat scogg ribs from the office and i'm here to highlight our recommendations from the last two quarters that we have issued. i also have today with me representatives from the buyer department, from the police department and from the department of human resources. and t

so with that,mysing wong, is there any other business before us. >> no, mr. chair. >> then the meeting is adjourned thank you, everyone. pushyou. >> what do you think about working at an airport and i love it is busy all the time. >> we want it to be an those away was this is a venture if i didn't love it i'll be an accountant. >> we want the experience that is a non-airport experience the negative stigma we're trying to erase that. >> everything is in a bad food to excite them about the food and they have time to learn about us. >> people are imitated by traveling and the last thing to do is come to a place fill of chaos. >> telling me how the extent of napa a farms came about. >> it was a vision of the airport director he had a suspicion of a really cool gourmet speciality market locally friendly products this market local flavors this is the best. >> can we get a little tour. >> absolutely (laughter) ♪ ♪ >> so first on our tour. >> we have the clock we like to call it. >> this is coordinating it is made in san francisco. >> what about the customer presence

so with that,mysing wong, is there any other business before us. >> no, mr. chair. >> then the meeting is adjourned thank you, everyone. push >> we have a wonderful adult ceramic class. we offer over 10 adult classes in morning and evening. it accommodates people who work in the day, people who work in the evening, people who are day people and night people. we try to cater to the whole group. it's beyond just a clay lesson. it's really a lifeless on. when you meet people you never know what's underneath. sometimes they show you what they want to. and you kind of expect that it's just going to be that. but it's never really what's on the surface. it's really what's underneath the surface . that's what i try to get at when i do my clay. the camaraderie that we have here. we have students that have been for for many many years. we have students here for the first time. we share our skills, our formulas. this is how we learn. how did you do that? let me show you. that's the attitude that the students and the teachers have here. it's a really wonderful nurturing

mr. leon schmidt? >> good morning, president james, commissioners, executive director hinton, the advisory council met on september 17th, we welcomed two new advisory council members benny wong who was voted in by the commission and madeleine brigham who was appointed by supervisor london breed from district five. the report forms were finalized and we had a council person who went to do a site visit to the western addition, and the report came back that everything was okay and all of the needs ever being met there. >> and the advisory council sent a letter to brown for the care giver bill and we are awaiting for the signature, and they have a new director, kelley dear man and will be invited to the october, advisory council meeting to present a short six month update. and the nominating committee has a full body and we now are in process of of finding a nominating chair person by november. and the advisory council is still looking for a volunteer to complete the (inaudible) four-year, california senior legislative term, and we have some possible candidates but we will know this coming advisory council for october. the lgbt als hiemer care giver committee has reached out to

mr. cameron. and start thinking about people like mayor rivera, mayor wong and mayor walsh and those around the worldsfunctional. but to solve problems pragmatically. but twice in the last couple of years to close the doors the most powerful government in the world closed its doors and how many people noticed? but imagine for a minute mayor walsh has a problem i am sorry next week boston is close. the subways. we are closed until we get it right. you cannot close cities. but to have our children to be educated where we create and procreate and play and pray where we live and die. it is a very fundamental sense and the people we choose to govern the city's are pragmatists problem solvers and above all, and neighbors. ed cox used to wander around in new york hall of my doing? not something president bush or obama was likely want to do if the secret service would let them. that is not how works. but here when i walked into mayor walsh city people stop and say what is up? and there are guards pushing them off -- not pushing them off because they are neighbors and members of the town. and that the very me