we saw owen stephens who had served on the board before. i think trevor mcneil has very impressive background, and marc bruno was also very impressive, as was chris hyland. but i also want to say that folks that also really stood out for me and there might be some agreement with some of my colleagues here, i think louise fischer, i think that she brings a very good perspective and approach to this task force and i think that it would be good to give her an opportunity to serve on this body, as well. david pilpel, i think sunshine -- the sunshine task force can really benefit from his knowledge and expertise and from my perspective, you know, having him in terms of importance is sort of up there with bruce wolfe so i would hope that we consider that, and, you know, i'm open to some of the other folks. i think that what mr. henderson said about a couple of candidates -- david sims as well as kitt grant, is true, very impressive presentations. so i think there's a lot of commonality here and unfortunately with this process, not every one of us

chairperson kim: next we have owen patrick stephens and then trevor mcneil. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i think there's been a mistake. the sunshine task force, doesn't this have to do with solar panels or something? i make a joke. anyway -- i truly believe in open government and the various candidates that have presented before you, i don't know if this would set me different from them or not, but when it comes to the sunshine task force, i may be one of the few people who have actually implemented it as the president of a major commission in san francisco, the treasury island development authority between 2008 and 2010. while serving on that commissioner, i ensured bringing the public interest first and foremost in the meeting, making sure that general public comment was accessible to the island residents, to the people who had so many issues of concern on that island, and even more so very complicated issues presented before treasure island over the last decade and a half since its closure as a navy base and considerable amounts of disinformation to the residents themselves and i ma

next we have louise fischer and then we have owen patrick stephens. >> good afternoon supervisors farrell, kim and campos and thank you for having me. i'll quickly roll through some of my qualifications for us. i'm a san francisco resident for 22 years now. i've been a long-time volunteer in multiple community organizations including lgbt government, political, music, art, film, cultural and also organizations that focus on low-income communities. i'm the current officer of the san francisco pride board. i am the current co-chair of finance co-chair of the alice b. toke lis lgbt democratic club, i'm involved with the organizational center, more focused on fund-raising for senior citizen programs and also community organizing. i'm also a team lead for project homeless connect. i was just there two weeks ago. done a lot of work with client services and food bank and this year they assigned me to the barbershop and i'm proud to say we got 101 people through there with new haircuts and while it may not be as important as dental and vision, it's a big thing to give homeless people a free hairc

owens is live at nationals park where i guess the bryce buzz is a bruins. >> reporter: what's going on? a lot of people compared this to the debut of stephen strasburg. this is a little different. there haven't been a long line of fans outside of the stadium pining for tickets trying to get in to nats park. they are hoping for a good crowd out here tonight. let's take a look at the video. this is the guy everybody is here to see. talking about harper. he has been as good as advertised. a couple hits, a stellar defensive play in los angeles, now he gets to show off in fans that won't be booing him. is he nervous? >> i'm a little bit more nervous here than i was in l.a. playing in front of the home fans, hopefully, you know, i calm down and we can get going tonight. >> i love playing and i wouldn't change anything that happened right now. you know, like i said, i love a game of baseball and i'm going to give it 110% and try to be a game changer and play the game i love. >> yeah, he's going to try to be a game changer. here he is working out some of the cinks. coming up against arizona tonight. he was 2-6 in los angeles. he's going to try to improve upo