rossman, about the richmond playground.members of the parks alliance. i have worked on helping to right bond initiative language and supporting bond initiatives. so i think you can well imagine how very disappointed i was to hear about the communication regarding the richmond playground that came from mr. becker of the parks alliance. i'm delighted to hear that the richmond playground is going to move forward. and i look forward to hearing more about that. thank you very much. >> chairman: thank you. >> clerk: next speaker. >> caller: hi there. i'm calling in from s.f., and i'm calling on behalf of myself as an individual. i just wanted to support this m.o.u., and thanks parks alliance with their work with rec and parks to improve our city. again, just supporting this m.o.u. and thanking everyone involved. thanks. >> clerk: okay. is anyone else on the line? if anyone would like to speak, please dial *3, and paul will let me know if there are any other callers with their hands raised. >> yes, ashley, one more hand popped up.

please confirm in writing whether or not you would like us to continue supporting the richmond playground, if we do not hear from you, we will assume that we know longer have your support and will suspend our work until your concerns have been fully addressed. that is 100% a threat. made by a non-profit to elected member of this board of supervisors. it is our job to question investments in this city. it's our job to understand city contracts and who and how west resources are dis sim natured. questions can be tough. disagreements happen. but you never get to threaten a member of this body. whether we question their intentions, or not, threats are not acceptable ever. i want to thank supervisor chan for providing the context and although i don't feel you have to explain yourself to anyone. if anyone on this board or any elected leader in this city for that matter was threatened by a non-profit leader, i would be appalled and i would make sure that it doesn't happen again. as a form executive districts or and a strong advocate, i would never threaten our elected leaders. i do not buy our l

vote on approve the budget july in richmond, phillipe djegal all kron 4 news and big money and warriors star steph curry in oakland today to help rebuild a school playgroundhat's been neglected for more than 30 years. >> franklin elementary school has one of the most hazardous playgrounds in the east bay. steph and his should their lending, their star power to help finish the project. the couple teaming up with oakland unified schools to along with 2 other foundations to make sure that when the kiddo's return back to campus from distance learning. they'll have a new place to play. >> my but also for any kids to find self discovery confidence. you know, it let loose you are a lot about yourself by being active. this competition just having fun. so provides safe spaces for kids to do that. >> the students also taking part in this event. check it out. they drew some different designs. also choosing the colors for that new playground. nearly 3 million dollars of guaranteed money headed to some families in east oakland. this morning. council members, lauren taylor and treat breed teaming up with community partners to pass out flyers to folks who are eligible f