. >> great and i will turn it over to first our executive 5n5nxzof nancy miller and we are joined by the assistant general manager, barbara hale but i want to simply note that we hit a pretty important milestone in the history of lafco here in san francisco. this past tuesday we have a final vote at the board of supervisors, an eight-three vote on community aggregation which allows the clean power program to move forward. certainly the first phase of that program, and i want to begin by thanking all of the members of the lafco, the commission who are here today and have been working on this for so many /)n)eí/years. of c our vice chair, commissioner avalos, one the newest members and commissioner olague and commissioner shelt -- schmeltzer and i want to thank you for your insight and that this program was done in the right way and we keep the various agencies accountable and i want to thank you for that, and i also want to thank our fab fabulous lafco staff. it took a lot of work behind the scenes and they're always ready to do what had to be done and of course this wouldn't be possi

. >> our executive officer nancy miller. >> yes nancy miller through the chairs. we have waiting for sf puc staff. >> shall we come back to this item? >> why don't we do that and see if anyone shows up. >> commissioner schmeltzer. >> i believe maises hale will be in shortly. >> if there is no objection let's move to item four. >> item four is studies on the voting process and for local offices in the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you. if we could now any mr. fried for a report. >> sure. jason fried and we asked some changes made to the report. they sat down with myself and chair campos so they were invited to what they felt were suggestive edits to the report that they felt needed to make the report better. that report is in your packet and you can review it if you choose to make the changes. i wanted to mention because we rarely get communications from outside folks. we did get a comiewgz from cory cook and we got it late yesterday so if you have any questions on it i will be more than happy to try and answer those commission. >> commissioner avalos.

nancy snyderman. >> reporter: this breast cancer survivor, diana miller, has been through it all in the last years, chemotherapy, a mastectomy, and now, a painful system caused by treatment. this is how she begins each day. >> exercise is a lot better than taking drugs. >> reporter: and she turns to acupuncture to preserve the movement in her arm. >> i have better feeling in this arm. >> reporter: dr. barrie casille, a pioneer in the field of complimentary medicine, runs this facility at sloan kettering center in new york >> acupuncture doesn't cure cancer, but it is extremely helpful in the setting, because it can control multiple settings, some of which are not even treatable with main medicine. which is why the oldest cancer treatment center in the world offers alternative medicine complimentary medicine has gone mainstream >> it is not enough to say you're finished with the chemotherapy and radiation, and so on, good-bye, have a good life, while the patient is suffering from a wide range of problems. >> reporter: massage for lung cancer patients is offered, and rules out stress. casille stresse

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