now it is my honor to bring up roberto hernandez and tracy brown. we go back to mission girls from a long time ago. [speaking spanish] >> you know when i get up here, you have to do that response. today, it's an honor to be here in city hall. i got to drive my low rider and park it right out in front. i got the sheriff as my security watching my low rider. now that wouldn't have happened 30 years ago because 30 years ago i would have probably been ticketed or my car would have been towed. you know what i'm talking about? we have come a long way, low and slow. there is a lot that has been said about what's going on in this country. i just want to thank all of you that came out to the march that we had to protest about children being encaged. i want to thank you because you're standing up to close those camps. i want to thank you because you're standing up to keep families together, because in our culture, the number one thing that's most important to us is family. so the first award is famed after an incredible, amazing woman that was born in 1930, a

i'm roberto hernandez with our mission, no eviction. we're a ground-zero for evictions in our neighborhood than any other neighborhood in san francisco. over 10,000 people have been evicted. we have over 3,000 of the 7,000 people homeless are from our barrio. this is violate -- violent gentrification in our barrio. yet the planning department and planning commission have failed to address the housing crisis in our barrio. literally have failed. and what you see from the planning commission is consistently telling us we'll build our way out of this crisis. what do they mean by build the way out of this crisis? by approving more luxury condos and you get 60 like this one and eight will be affordable. that's not addressing the crisis. that's not solving the problem. build, build, build, build. look what happened to the millennium building. sinking, isn't it? lawsuits. we come here today and ask you to appeal. you need to stop. just simply stop. they're threatening. don't be cared. remember the wall on the water front? the city got sued and

now it is my honor to bring up roberto hernandez and tracy brown. back to mission girls from a long time ago. [speaking spanish] >> you know when i get up here, you have to do that response. today, it's an honor to be here in city hall. i got to drive my low rider and park it right out in front.