africa with the police department we need more yes, we want many woods to be heard he hear you paulette brown and this is about to be implemented a new program we're moving forward and hang onto each other with positive energy and replacement for one another and making that happen he know we can do it we're in it to win that i'll stand until we have justice and the police department our children what look at i wanted to grow up and be a police officer of firefighter. >> thank you, ms. scott. >> any further public comment hearing off i'm sorry sir, i jumped uptake our time welcome. >> good evening i go representing san francisco a son of san francisco been here quite a few times when is enough is enough for you guys you know enough is enough for us and i'm clear that me and my friends and came radicals will organ until we're gone to take you guys down doing everything we can until you guys are accounted for what is going on roger and the facebook until you can face your employees and take them down and tell him he's wrong you gentlemen that is not enough we need more out of all of you we're go

. >> hello good evening my name is paulette brown i'm here concerning any son i'm in a movement for justice for my son aubrey abrakasa i'd like to use the overhead and again, today is his birthday. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> for the last couple of days i've not been able to make it to meetings i went up to the grave site today i did not think i would go about when i started filling out papers they asked me when will his burial on one of the signatures i broke down i didn't think i would august 14, 2006, of this year is 10 year this is it's tenth birthday since his death i continue to bring those names of the people that murdered my son this is the names down on my sons folder my private investigator gave thomas hannibal and moffett and jason thompson and marcus caterer one of them is deceased i'm still looking for justice so far my son i bring my pictures this is all i have left of my son i want the people to see how i feel we want the same uproar about radios and black think black crime the same support from the community people that are coming out we want the same support as mothers want the

. >> hello good evening my name is paulette brown i'm here concerning any son i'm in a movement for justice for my son aubrey abrakasa i'd like to use the overhead and again, today is his birthday. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> for the last couple of days i've not been able to make it to meetings i went up to the grave site today i did not think i would go about when i started filling out papers they asked me when will his burial on one of the signatures i broke down i didn't think i would august 14, 2006, of this year is 10 year this is it's tenth birthday since his death i continue to bring those names of the people that murdered my son this is the names down on my sons folder my private investigator gave thomas hannibal and moffett and jason thompson and marcus caterer one of them is deceased i'm still looking for justice so far my son i bring my pictures this is all i have left of my son i want the people to see how i feel we want the same uproar about radios and black think black crime the same support from the community people that are coming out we want the same support as mothers want the

. >> hello good evening my name is paulette brown i'm here concerning any son i'm in a movement for justice for my son aubrey abrakasa i'd like to use the overhead and again, today is his birthday. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> for the last couple of days i've not been able to make it to meetings i went up to the grave site today i did not think i would go about when i started filling out papers they asked me when will his burial on one of the signatures i broke down i didn't think i would august 14, 2006, of this year is 10 year this is it's tenth birthday since his death i continue to bring those names of the people that murdered my son this is the names down on my sons folder my private investigator gave thomas hannibal and moffett and jason thompson and marcus caterer one of them is deceased i'm still looking for justice so far my son i bring my pictures this is all i have left of my son i want the people to see how i feel we want the same uproar about radios and black think black crime the same support from the community people that are coming out we want the same support as mothers want the

. >> hello, my name is paulette brown. and we have a circle for mothers and fathers who lost their children to homicide. for me, i lost my son nine years ago. this year. august 14th will be 10 years. i've been coming to the police commission for the last nine and a half years. pleading for justice for my child. i want to say that since i've been coming here and i've been under several police commissions, when you tell your story, you want people to hear you and you want people to see you. you want people to feel how you feel. you want people to have empathy for you. you want people to have sympathy for you. i can honestly say that suzanne loftus the president of the police commission has given me that. when i tell my story, she doesn't look down on me. i still cry. i still hurt. when i show her my son's picture, her and her mother, they told me they put the picture in their house. that gave me hope that people still care about us. and they're just not racial profiling us. just like the lady said. i'm an african-american wo

i think god for elizabeth torres and all the other mothers and fathers and paulette brown, whose sonwas shot 37 times in front of her house and all the other mothers and vivienne and sharon hewitt, the list goes on, mothers and fathers. i stand before you as a servant of god to do this work, to make our city and city and county of san francisco a better place. to get guns off our streets, to educate our children. to provide opportunities for our loved ones, and that everybody will have affordable housing and everybody would have a job, and then we could see the violence stop, each one must reach one and teach one. it's about all of us or none of [-ufrs/]. i love all of you. god bless you and thank you for this honor. [ applause ] >> thank you. madam clerk, if could you call items 4 and 5 together. >> item 4s and 5 will two ordinances that pertain to the san francisco super bowl 50, item 4 is an ordinance to amend the administrative code to be establish a san francisco super bowl 50 impact fund to be used to provide financial support to small businesses specifically impacted by the su

. >> hello, my name is paulette brown. and we have a circle for mothers and fathers who lost their children to homicide. for me, i lost my son nine years ago. this year. august 14th will be 10 years. i've been coming to the police commission for the last nine and a half years. pleading for justice for my child. i want to say that since i've been coming here and i've been under several police commissions, when you tell your story, you want people to hear you and you want people to see you. you want people to feel how you feel. you want people to have empathy for you. you want people to have sympathy for you. i can honestly say that suzanne loftus the president of the police commission has given me that. when i tell my story, she doesn't look down on me. i still cry. i still hurt. when i show her my son's picture, her and her mother, they told me they put the picture in their house. that gave me hope that people still care about us. and they're just not racial profiling us. just like the lady said. i'm an african-american wo

. >> hello, my name is paulette brown. and we have a circle for mothers and fathers who lost their children to homicide. for me, i lost my son nine years ago. this year. august 14th will be 10 years. i've been coming to the police commission for the last nine and a half years. pleading for justice for my child. i want to say that since i've been coming here and i've been under several police commissions, when you tell your story, you want people to hear you and you want people to see you. you want people to feel how you feel. you want people to have empathy for you. you want people to have sympathy for you. i can honestly say that suzanne loftus the president of the police commission has given me that. when i tell my story, she doesn't look down on me. i still cry. i still hurt. when i show her my son's picture, her and her mother, they told me they put the picture in their house. that gave me hope that people still care about us. and they're just not racial profiling us. just like the lady said. i'm an african-american wo