once before in front of this committee, last tuesday, and i just want to express my gratitude for ms. kim some of the others who have been supportive of the movement in general, and i would just like to say we have received a number of conflicting messages from the different departments as regards to what is lawful and what is not lawful in regards to our assembly, and i appreciate your leadership, because we're not getting much from the mayor, and there are a lot of issues involved, and that is why there is such a divergence group out there that is standing up for our civil liberties and our rights to assemble, and we appreciate the fact that you guys respect that, but we are asking that from the police department, as well. do not come down and forcibly removed us. it is only going to incite more problems. and as individuals, i would love to be able to see some of you down there if there is a way for you to be able to do that in a non official capacity, because you guys represent us well. i know a few of you and have worked under you, fighting for issues when you were not part of this bo

ms. tyler/daughter) "terrible, unexplainable...." ............kim tyler, the victim's daughter, lives in t look at her mother's home on spaulding avenue....where police sayy demond killed his grandmmther. &p(ms. tyyer) "that's my moms.. she have 7 girls and one boy.. oh my god, saturday she was passed away... i'm lost for words."..........tyler says her mother raised demmnd.. after is mother died. a relative found tyler unconscious inside hhr home pronounced ead at the sceee. ............demond was therr took him to the hospitall for what they thought could haae been carbon monoxide ppisioning. (keitt) "detectives say at first, there was no rrason to believe that a crime had been committed, but thhn two days lltee, that changed." ..............policeereceivvd tte medical exaainer's report.... monday.. the day of tteearrest....(det. silbert) "it was ddtermined that ttis was a homicide. homicide detectives were abll to speak with the supsect in his case. after interviewing him, they chargeddhim with firss degree with some assaalt charges." .............stunning news for family and friends..

ms. guy seated on the commission as well. those are the two candidates are would support. supervisor kim: another quick follow-up -- out of the 17 members, how many represent younger veterans? >> now? i believe -- supervisor kim: roth is fine. >> about five. supervisor kim: how many do you have serving? >> 3, currently. supervisor kim: which is our minimum. >> out of 17 members, yes. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. this is my second time having the pleasure of speaking this year. i would be happy to speak on behalf of two candidates as well. jordan towers has attended meetings in the past and has been proactive, speaking on behalf of veterans. we are a country at war and these appointments may be the most important you do because very soon, our veterans are going to be homeless. the veterans living across the street are about to go through a seismic retrofit, and to this date, we do not have a place for our veterans to go. they are talking about the presidio, but we need people who are in contact with young veterans today, and i believe jordan will be positive and instrumen

ms. guy seated on the commission as well. those are the two candidates are would support. supervisor kim: another quick follow-up -- out of the 17 members, how many represent younger veterans? >> now? i believe -- supervisor kim: roth is fine. >> about five. supervisor kim: how many do you have serving? >> 3, currently. supervisor kim: which is our

ms. guy seated on the commission as well. those are the two candidates are would support. supervisor kim: another quick follow-up -- ou

kim in virginia. caller: i picked up my first copy of "ms." at 16.emember my mother at the time, how sexual-harassment was rampant. in the man's world, it was kept quiet. those were things that they did to women that made women not want to work and go back to the home. the tactics were suppressed in a woman's mind. we had a right to a voice. they wanted us to put us in a small box, but the box had to become bigger and bigger and finally we said, we will speak out ourselves. my first copy it was a representation that we would not take it. we'll have our voice. we'll have our future. we are still working on it. host: "ms. do ms. thinkd history -- do you "ms." changed history? caller: yes. we put the magazine out for a voice. there was incest, a lot of stuff that was not talked about. host: what do you make of her comments? guest: she is represent what i heard in reporting this world history. all the secrets that were revealed the were suddenly given face and breath. so many women felt like there were living alone with these issues, whether was harassme