ms. sue? all right. we will see you tomorrow. >> a teaser for tomorrow. >> there you go. >> i believe last we have -- we're going to do county education office and i believe ms. rosenfield is going to present or monique are you going to do it. >> supervisors we can talk about the county education office. we have do have a representative here and monique can walk through the report on the public education enrichment fund. >> okay. then we're going to call -- mr. clerk can you

ms. sue? all right. we

. >> and ms. sue are you in agreement or still discuss something. >> we are still discussing. >> okay. colleagues any questions for mr. rose? ms. sue? all right. we will see you tomorrow. >> a teaser for tomorrow. >> there you go. >> i believe last we have -- we're going to do county education office and i believe ms. rosenfield is going to present or monique are you going to do it. >> supervisors we can talk about the county education office. we have do have a representative here and monique can walk through the report on the public education enrichment fund. >> okay. then we're going to call -- mr. clerk can you call item number nine. >> item number nine resolution approving the san francisco unified school district for the public enrichment fund for fiscal year 2013-2014. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee i am from the controller's office. as you know in the charter the public education enrichment fund was created in 2004. it does require that the controller on an annual basis review the pl

thank you colleagues and ms. sue. we'll continue this into next week. so at this time we're going to open it up for pickup comment. there's a lot of people here and again, i would ask we give preferences to elderly and disabled as well as children but if the first people will start lining up against the wall. come up to the microphone but if you want to point in the direction of lynn people up against the wall let's get the show started. again, if anyone is disabilities or has small children let one of the sheriff's know and we'll make every endeavor to get you up. okay come onyouth. i hold a belief that most people want to feel valuable in our society. we want to benefit from the life-sustaining support we offer. i'd like to turn the microphone over to the committee. we are here for all. i want to commend all. this is for all the items we've called today so, please came forward >> go ahead. >> my name is ryan and i'm a client at the larkin street youth services. it has a great education higher-up we're next door to drop in. they're very he helpful they

the first here is a hearing for dcyf where ms. sue came earlier today and held off comments and can i have a motion to continue item one until next wednesday. >> so moved. >> mr. chairman the agenda for wednesday has been published. i don't believe i can get that on there. >> mr. city attorney -- >> deputy city attorney job gibner. so you could -- i believe everybody within that hearing could be discussed at part part of the budget when the department comes back. >> okay colleagues let's file this and continue to talk about these items when ms. sue comes before us again. >> that's fine. >> motion to file number one without obsigz. so moved. items two and three are the budget so can i have a motion to continue to monday the 24. we do so without opposition. so moved. items number four and five regarding treasure island development authority and the office of community investment infrastructure and continue those to wednesday the 26. so moved. okay. >> mr. chairman i believe those are not on the agenda for wednesday. i believe those -- >

ms. sue i wanted to say we have tremendous needs but it varies by age and geographic and gender and orientation but especially income. i know you've provided maps. so i'm hoping this relative short meeting it, help us how the process works. so i think that supervisor breed has some comments >> thank you. i'll be brief. i want to thank maria sue. as a former director i understand the challenges that many of those nonprofit face. in particular we had programming money but unfortunately, because of the challenges we had to redirect funded to hire a case manager to help support the needs of the children. i think it's important 3 we make sure that each and every agency that's receives fund from d c wifi is held accountable. especially, if their organizations that are doing the work. the support that's received from a lot of this granted monies helps keep people employed. but my goal is to make sure that the programs are focused on children and i will not sacrifice children over employment's opport

i see ms. sue here. >> okay. so good afternoon. it's almost evening i was practicing good evening for the past couple of days but good afternoon chair farrell and members of the committee. i am maria sue and the chair of dependent youth and their families and i want to thank the mayor budget director and the budget analyst from the mayor's office and also thank mr. harvey rose office, particularly his staff, katherine short and we're still working with her, so very quickly i want to provide you a background of our department. the department was created in 1991 when san francisco became the first city in the country to guarantee annual funding for children and youth service. when the voters passed the childrens' amendment. this legislation designates a portion of the property tax revenues per year into our department and we are tasked to administer and manage that. the funds was renewed in 2000 by our voters and it is set to sunset in june 30 of 2016. the provisions of the childrens' amendment states that there has to be a three yea

ms name is coffee? >> a good point. i don't know. useused to be if you made a mistake people said it was a mistake. now, mistakes you sue.is the way the world it. maybe she deserves money. >>> fox news confirms a misfired e-mail alerted washington that conservatives groups were being targeted a year earlier than thought. irs managers in d.c. first learned about the extra scrutiny in july of 2010 the same month i had my third nipple remove. >> came back. >> this did come back. they keep growing. maybe it is not bad she says the e-mail was intended for a small group of irs workers but "everybody in d.c. got it by mistake. pab, do you ever get nervous you might enail the wrong person and reveal how much you hate them by accident? >> i don't hate anybody so that would never happen. >> do you like everybody? >> well, no. keep that between us. >> you know, i mean this doesn't prove that the obama administration ordered this to happen but it does prove that a whole lot of people found out about it and shrugged and didn't think it was worth doing anything about. >> interesting point. anthony, it is kind of amazing that this didn

ms. martinek worked with clothing. you're recognized. >> good morning. >> your mrch, please. >> i'm sue martinek based in cedar rapids, iowa, and we're a low budget charity founded in 2004 to provide prayer, education, and related activities about the sanctity of life from conception to natural death. throughout history, we organized and sponsored educational forums engaging in peaceful, prayerful activities. in 2008, we sought tax free exemption from the irs by filling out the form. i speak today so that what happened to us, the irs's demonstrated harassment, improper questions, and intolerance towards the message may not happen to others. the irs questions centers on educational and political activities, our prayer groups, and our sign aiming. on april 27 #th, 2009, irs agents moved richards out of the cincinnati office, sent me a letter asking about the educational forum whether we were trying to influence legislation or influence political campaigns. we'd already answered no on the irk rs form 1023 application. i responded may 14th answering all questions fully. in the subsequent weeks, i was contacted by trch a f