ms. brooke brought it's creating more nutritional food some of the community members were active parents in making sure that low income kids didn't have that stigma so theres a card that's used so not a stigma and major effort in the districts that helps with money but the school district is creating healthier opposed. if the 90s they were kitchens more prevalent but we don't have this luxury and those parents are working on that but ed who retired within the department is doing better with less resources but we need to bring in mayor ed lee and the superintendant to talk about those changes and yeah. i want to understand what's more important what did we used to spend on kids and what are we spending now in the public school system. i've watched over the years as cuts to incredible programs that have happened and schools have closed in my district and there's less kids so if there's less kids and still money at a certain level what's that being used for and we're proposing adding money from this tax and i'd like to understand how it used clearly on the nutritional program and the athlet

ms. brooks please continue >> i know we have many people that want to make comments i'll wrap by driving home this the development that's possible from a sugary tax will be pronounced and touch the lives of tens of thousands of school children everyday in san francisco. those are the same kids that deserve to live and make the right choices. i mean, i'll leave it at that i'm happy to help in any way to get the information >> thank you supervisor wiener. >> thank you for your work. i want to in terms of the school and the state of the school district and how many kids there are. whatever the trends have been in terms of the number of kids. we everything that right now in san francisco and statewide our per capita spending is atrocious xard compared to where it should be and why the voters passed a tax years ago and before prop thirty passed we would go through a roller-coaster and a you number of lay off nos for the teachers and so the district has struggled although prop thirty has helped i hear a lot some of the areas that have surfed that this measure would help fund the school lunch p

ms. brooks says the culprit is something else. >> i told my brother numerous times go get the baby. it's not safe for him to be there. >> reporter: in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >>> ka da version dogs have found possible remains over the weekend. this man is now charged with starting the fire. he's 55-year-old stillman zeffer. witnesses say they saw him pour, squirt, or spray something right before the fire broke out. homeless people were known to live inside, including the man himself. no word yet on a motive. >>> a new twist this evening in what started out as a kidnapping report from a teenage girl. police now say it may be a case of sex trafficking. the girl says she was kidnapped and robbed in oakland this morning. witnesses say living in the neighborhood, they womb up around around 5:00 a.m. to the sound of a girl screaming that something had been sprayed in her eyes and been raped. she was taken to the hospital. the only update police are giving tonight is that it now appears to be a sex trafficking case. >>> a santa cruz county man was in federal court this af

ms. barra, is brook meltton included in general motors death count, yes or no? >> to my knowledge, no. it was a side impact. >> right. why did general motors not include the nondeployment of air bags from side impact accidents resulting in loss of life or injury in this recall? >> as you look at a frontal collision in the way the air bag is to operate, i believe the assessment, the assessment was made that would be potentially be related to the switch. >> but if you connect the dots, the ignition gets knocked off to the accessory position and there was a problem, using faulty, even by your own standards, equipment, and so maybe what happened was that all of a sudden the car stalls and she's driving perfectly, trying to control without any power steering and power brakes, may very well have -- i don't know the details of that zept. may have run through a four-way or red light and slammed into from the side. and whether it was a head on collision or side collision, it was from the same reason and she is dead and that was almost four years ago. i don't understand why general motors does n

ms. barra, is brook meltton included in general motors death count, yes or no? >> to my knowledge, no. it was a side impact. >> right. why did general motors not include the nondeployment of air bags from side impact accidents resulting in loss of life or injury in this recall? >> as you look at a frontal collision in the way the air bag is to operate, i believe the assessment, the assessment was made that would be potentially be related to the switch. >> but if you connect the dots, the ignition gets knocked off to the accessory position and there was a problem, using faulty, even by your own standards, equipment, and so maybe what happened was that all of a sudden the car stalls and she's driving perfectly, trying to control without any power steering and power brakes, may very well have -- i don't know the details of that zept. may have run through a four-way or red light and slammed into from the side. and whether it was a head on collision or side collision, it was from the same reason and she is dead and that was almost four years ago. i don't understand why general motors does n

my name is de andrei brooks and i'm a community developer in hunters point. i'm sad and remiss that i've only known ms. ellis three years. based on everything i heard today i wish i knew her longer. i hope i get to do soughtv those of us who know juliet and the equal of her character and impact of of her work can't help make the observation this is an attack on a woman and a woman of color. the commission signed a binding agreement in january and has reopened it up for litigation by breaking that agreement just so it can continue to attack her. the sfpuc did its own investigation and found no purposeful intent behind the mistake. the ethics commission investigation also found no intent. juliet is an activist and not a bureaucrat and just made an honest mistake of someone who has spent her life in city government. this example of ethics commission violating a written agreement that they had juliet speaks to other motivation, it just makes you sit back and say, what is the motivation behind this? this is a waste of san francisco taxpayer dollars. the issue has been resolved and they need to move on and