it gives us an opportunity to express our needs and appreciation >> thank you, ms. chung for coming tonight. i know that some self help for the elderly help to train the officers. thank you for spending the time on the weekend to provide that assistance. (clapping) >> good evening commissioners and captain tom. i'm robert garcia i'm with the tenants association. we live in the lower knob hill historic hotel and permeate district which has been forgotten. it's the most accidentally populated area. it's an historic district in 8 scare blokes we have 2 had the and 83 buildings. we're sandwiched between a area called the tenderloin not on any official map and knob hill union square and polk. this is a massy district it was built in case there was another fire storm and it wouldn't burn. it appraise this workforce for union square and for the financial district. it is in the neighborhood called downtown civic center. it's market street on the south bush street on the north and stockton street on the east and franklin street on the west. 50 thousand resident only 4 thousand of

it gives us an opportunity to express our needs and appreciation >> thank you, ms. chung for coming tonight. i know that some self help for the elderly help to train the officers. thank you for spending the time on the weekend to provide that assistance. (clapping) >>

ms. amazing pageant, she created it to help girls and women with disabilities realize their potential. >> and 8-year-old anna chung- >> wong? >> what is it? >> choung. where's my sorry button? michael, let's start with you. you've got your t-shirt on that says "mikey's run." when you were younger, 8 years old, you had an illness and lost some of your limbs. tell us about what happened. >> when i was about 8 years old, like you said, i have an immune disease called cdd, i don't know the full name, dirt gets in my bloodstream, oxygen and blood stops flowing through my body. what happened is i had dirt under my finger nail, had a bug bite, started scratching it and the dirt got into it and the blood stopped flowing to my hands and feet and they turned black. after seven weeks in the hospital i was released. and a month later they had to amputate my hands and feet because they were no longer working. >> wow. you got prosthetics -- >> never heard of that. very rare, isn't it? >> my brother, harris, has it, too. they already knew about it for him. it happened to me first, so they were able to stop it. >> we should point