is giving back to the i o u and jimmy is still here his name is on the wall it's now the james russ johnson henry herman cruz tenor and i o w thank you and thanks jimmy herman thank you (clapping). >> that was terrific thank you very much commissioners kate's and adams and to everyone that is part of the i o w u and related to the unions thank you very, very much it's at&t's an incredible journey to work with you so thank you for that it's now my turn to credulous e correct my fumble i want to recognize consul general of japan our public deferred and city attorney dennis herrera and i saw supervisor yee come in thank you for running over after our committee my apologies to everyone there are hundred and hundreds of you next my pleasure to introduce a man that apparently never sleeps he's decked outs in a nice suit but this afternoon he'll be in a green vest and tonight if it rains again he'll be driving around making sure our streets are safe for all of us, please welcome our director of public works mumd. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you for inviting me to be part of the great eve

rush indeed it's enforceable to conceive our emotion as we subtract the opening of the jane kim russ johnson herbert terminal this is a beautiful facility that was built living and breathing by the sea like if i others in the world while the journey that was remarked to get here was challenging the journal to build this cruise terminal was challenging we now look at one of the greatest ports having a first class facility and we celebrate that what makes it special is the xhoird location along the waterfront and it's large and spinach transportation area that is unique as well as the flexibility of the law out san francisco's was a spectacular cruise location i'm ouch asked what makes a port a special support san francisco sums it up it is what a cruise port needs or ever needs what is missing a cruise structure to accommodate and welcome large vessels built today as opposed to as the ones built as liners the james a. herman cruise terminal has fixed that's it's incredible now as the negotiation and work has end construction is over and it is now time for us to execute flawless operations to

so when we announced this also have an incredible support for it been noticing known as the jay russ johnson example herman cruise terminal so we have historians here and the chamber of commerce people here and sports leaders all over the place but is also see ordinary citizens that serve on commissions past and present but folks that step forward and want to be a part of the city with this incredible step you should have been need is minute ago we talked to the custom broad preschool they're excited they've not seen from the entire west coast the full fledged bored service facility like this for over 20 years it's incredible their staff is 45e7 working with the facility from bottom-up to top down the workforce here i want to thank turner construction for on time and on budget i love contractors to do that on time and on budget (clapping) but also thank you to the ownerships 34 trust us to think about legacies that we would create out of great events that's in the morning the single events that are the start and end but we as a city to create for value this is port part of our our history no

russ johnson da's office you're asking the commission to - that's what the board members have to decide. >> and i'll say that already our enforcement is we can already show in our projects on the proposition 39 request we're project over 88 over 88 that's due to the recruiting we're doing right away for next year including being at the enrollments fair for the folks we found there and as well as the other work we're doing with our open houses and other things so we're - >> san francisco residents. >> yes. yes. because 80 percent now all contract are san francisco residence this is a big change for the school. >> any other comments commissioner wynns. >> i do want to point out one thing that's when this charter was did understand the first thing the petitioners came to us and said we're not going to have a negative impact we're going to recruit all over the community so we won't be effecting our financial situation i think so there are lots of you know sort tensions to consider all those things but you know and i will take one second to say that's why i don't think that charter schools s

you're asking by saying that your financial issues are going to be resolved by remaining at gloria russ johnson da's office you're asking the commission to - that's what the board members have to decide. >> and i'll say that already our enforcement is we can already show in our projects on the proposition 39 request we're project over 88 over 88 that's due to the recruiting we're doing right away for next year including being at the enrollments fair for the folks we found there and as well as the other work we're doing with our open houses and other things so we're - >> san francisco residents. >> yes. yes. because 80 percent now all contract

you're asking by saying that your financial issues are going to be resolved by remaining at gloria russ johnson da's office you're asking the commission to - that's what the board members have to decide. >> and i'll say that already our enforcement is we can already show in our projects on the proposition