and it is rable this accomplished individual i think the resolution only touches some of the amazing contributions hoe's made and the people he mentord and the things he contributed he was humble and approachable it made joining the commission a smoother experience for me. and had the wonderful -- i wrote down smchl used to say the life of the crew is the ship and the life of the ship is the crew. we all learn friday himful history is important and i think it helped infurthermore us and make better decision don't think his contribution will be forgotten i'm delighted we'll memorialize him by naming this important spot in the campus after him. so, it is an honor. thank you president green. other commissioner sns commissioner chow. >> yes. thank you i'm sorry myingly hand is not working. it irrelevant is gratify to see is this resolution for several years. many of you gos look to see how we could honor doctor sanchez. who in many ways was mr. san francisco and mr. mission street, he was -- mr. latino representative and also if a navy man. never let us forget he was part of the navy. i

when it comes to what the white house has been saying about this visit and the deliver rables at that they say they are going to get, they put out a white house fact sheet this morning, a long list of items. they have commitments on things like climate change and emissions and trade, but in terms of stopping this problem of illegal immigration, completely destroying southern border communities and putting human trafficking into a huge business, billions of dollars per month for the cartels, you only hear about information sharing and really a lot of government discussion about what they should be doing to stop the problem rather than commitments from the mexican government about what they are going to do. when it comes to the cartels, there was not a lot of talk about corruption in the mexican government and how they are enabling this type of behavior. if you put sanctions or threats on the mexican government to do things to help us they work. president trump did it, and yet that is not something that has even been discussed at this point. >> john: take a look at guzman, the son of th

but thankfully the clerk of the san francisco board of supervisors aided by her rable staff angela has prepared who ever was going to be board president. i will -- begin by acknowledging the indigenous population of this san francisco peninsula the ramaytush ohlone community. and i think that is rable low important and as i say that as member who has spent the last 30 years working with the tribe of native american indians in the state of nevada. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral home land of the ramaytush ohlone the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards and with their tradition, the ramaytush ohlone never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as care takers of this place as well as for all people hos reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize we benefit from living and wing on their traditional home land. we wish to pay respects the ramaytush ohlone know community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. >> madam clerk. can you please call ite

we have to tell hagood experience and let people than san francisco is a rable place. if there is anybody in the recommend for public comment in up and then people online. >> hello commissioners i'm he were representing the glen park merchant's association and san francisco counsel of district merchant. i feel compelled to speak up for the industry i come from food retail. and for all of the 30 manage years i lived in san francisco i attended the fancy food show. put on by special food associations. and -- it is -- a real shame that has moves to the last 2 years to las vegas. so much greater than they are than in las vegas. cost to the atendee system not a barrier because san francisco is such a compelling destination and for our industry -- it is come pelling because of our food scene. and the regional pluthera of producers and just something you don't get in nevada. i wanted to put a plug in for that. because it is makes me sad. that this great show is not here. thank you. >> thank you, janet. anyone online. >> none. >> okay. thank you again, everybody thank you for

again that is rable for intervention as a social staff and epidemioiologist. thank you i'm will happy top answer questions. hello and thank you. in new york we say how you doing. [laughter]. means hello. don't responded. female get confused and answering and causes problems. [laughter]. thank you for having me here a pleasure to be here to support what people keep accusing you of doing. il told member earlier that every time we talked about opening having the first 2o pc safrn fran did it, right. no, they didn't. but you know so it speaks to a lot of why i'm here and what i need to say and share with you. about when we have done this last year the impact we had and the -- the -- we'll happen and what actually happened. an important conversation to have. so on november 30 we opened the first centers save consumption cites in the country. everyone who lost anybody to an over dose or used drugs the home reduction is here it was important for us to look at this opening as a victory for anyone who used and those of us fight nothing harm reduction. years to open one

it is rable they are done harm for the 12fect and fells. and created a ton of stress and anxiety for hundreds more. and so i'm sure they think they are following the rowels they are poseed follow the real life on the ground impacts of the way in which they are proceeding is causing distress and stress and are deaths. >> you really can't say anything but we can i guess as representatives of san franciscans express enormous frustration and anger about how this is happening. san francisco being cited for doing what cms demanded this we do? ment i getting that right? >> california department of public healing has issued citations to san francisco because we did what was demanded by the federal government? you said, yes. why correct. >> are they acknowledging that. have you begin them a copy of the -- do they sorry we do -- do they get how ridiculous this is? >> um -- we have expressed our frustrations and our going to -- be leaning on the appeal process having successfully appealed the findings of the past we hope to be successful this time. >>

and that's rable. but i would recognize that page has the highest number of injured any slow street in the city i hope we can go further and reduce the number of crashes by having nearer more divert and when is working thank you very much. >> thank you. this it is david i live on page between divisidero and broderick. we love the street it is posted 15 miles per hour on this section of page. but people still speedup and down the street cars, bicyclists, everybody. i'm asking we install speed hump in this section and increasing the signage for 15 miles per hour and every mr. sullivan it should be 15 moire from ends to ends on page street. i petitioned in 2018 or 19. and i got an all right back saying 85% of traffic is recorded at 24 miles per hour. which is about 10 miles faster that the the limit. i will share that via e mail. thank you, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i'm a resident and support page slow street. i hope the board approved it and and staff per more state experiments to ke