while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggestedes to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much fun, cookies

one the richmond district i'm a lifetime resident lived there any whole life i attend san francisco state university in addition to living in the district i work as a manager in the richmond district on 20th and geary the reason he decided to run for the board of supervisors a few years ago i saw one of my neighbors hit by a tar car with no traffic signal it should have had a traffic signal and no traffic signal there today, we still have one dozen drshgsz on geary without a traffic signal i think that is irresponsible on behalf of our elected officials not to make safety a priority another issue in the district that i feel needs to be addressed is crime it has gotten oversee over the 40 years in the district you see more graffiti on the streets, we see litter on the sidewalk and items left on the curve maintenance for infrastructure as deratted our parks are not maintenance and roads and sidewalks what will i do as your supervisor i will reprioritize the issues we've discussed and make at translated a priority and make sure we have traffic signals on all blocks if the geary tunnel to ocean beach an

in the neighborhood but no way i'm the vice chair the commission and a junior at the san francisco state university to urge the police commission to look at the budget priority policy priorities we urge you guys do please be mindful and how do i say this to be more sensitive around arrest our youth on campuses and arresting them in front of of the parents and around trump to be sensitive around the youth and undocumented youth thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, everyone i'm a senior at the lowell high school i'm a mayoral appointee to me communication is the key to southern california all problems bossing nerk verbalize their concerns and be able to take those concerns take into consideration to make people's lives easier this is a simplified and easier said or done but police in communication are equal to non-compliant in san francisco i feel like the sfpd is not doing enough for hear our voices we are literally 9 future and as cliche as it sounds if you don't show an honest to make sure that the youth relationships are on a positive tune ear adding to distrust within our community comi

san francisco. >> sandra osborne is live at san francisco state university where students protested into the early morning. >> good morning, things have quieted down a lot but there is some graffiti left behind in fact the san francisco state sign behind me the main one you see on 19th avenue had some graffiti on it we cannot show it because of profane language that it is anti-trump written in orange spray paint, i want to show you some damage left behind in oakland, 250 protesters took to the streets marching through the downtown area, this is video of the cleanup, oakland police are getting reports of several businesses vandalized last night, we found broken windows and graffiti on a building, one protester had serious injuries after being hit by a car when the protests continued on highway 24, also protesters attacked the car breaking out the back window several fires reported in garbage cans and dumpsters. here at the college doesn't protesters gathered at the student union things are more peaceful with protester saying they will not be divided. they took to the streets marching on 19th avenue

san francisco "no," 65% to 35%. not even close. >> we are joined by our political analyst, welcome, the chair of political science at san jose state university. >> a it has been a long night. we appreciate you being here so early. everyone is wicking up, how did this happen? we looked at polls trending for weeks saying there was a high probability of hillary clinton win, what are the factors? >> the polls were off and all consistently underestimated the trump performance with a number of factors: turnout is part of it. we are looking at the demographic breakdown, we knew white noncollege educated voters were supporting trump and they turned out in droves. we saw more support from trump among latino voters than expected. >> it is showing. he did better than romney. >> it is a puzzle. clearly his stance on immigration was not only thing driving voters to the polling budget. >> what role did the third party candidates have in the election? did it make a difference again? in places like florida? >> yes. there were several of those key billion balancing states won by very slim margin, 1 to 2% with three on four% going to the third party candidate

the election results shocked students at san francisco state university with 100 taking to the streets chanting anti-trump slurs that want all the way to 19th avenue. official say demonstrators blocked northbound lanes in the area. >> protests against donald trump winning the presidency spread to college campuses in southern california and uc san diego students mannered down city streets chanting a vulgar message about trump and students at ucla and uc davis took to the streets. new reaction from president obama and other politicians at the live desk. >> i got if you details on president obama congratulating trump on the win calling this morning and invited trump to the white house to talk about a smooth transition of power and he will address the nation later today. i want to show you reaction coming from jeb bush saying congratulations and his family will ray for him and i want for shift to world reaction because this just came in from the mexican president saying "i'm confident mexico and the united states will tighten their ties of cooperation and you respect," and germany merkel p

damage after the protest protest are expected to continue to get out the bay area and san francisco state universityetter on this afternoon we have a complete election coverage and local election results of that on our web site >>robin winston: it is one to be about two hours to get from antioch and pittsburgh lead early coming out of antioch and to bird brain would but after the crash after the rest of the commune bay. comp will define headed over to the bay bridge toll plaza of business as usual it is a normal back of nothing major going on slow down the ride into san francisco 315 to 20 minutes from that point to get off to fremont street faugh >>reporter: it looks like a mostly clear know it will be some high clouds will be sharing the sunshine into the afternoon hours pretty much universally in the '50s with the exception being santa rosa that does happen during the last hour 55 going on for oakland to 31 currently 1.2% less of a lost and we had on monday to forget monday the dow jones industrial average was up over 300. one race to be decided in the california >>darya: right now and they hold

we caught up with students who live on campus at san francisco state university. they went to the polls early and some were voting for the very first time. >> i think it's important to be able to speak your mind. and i think it's a right that we all have. so i feel like everyone, if you are able to vote, you should come out and vote. >> a survey by the campus vote project says young adults between 18 and 29 make up more than 20% ever the voting eligible population. >>> the time is 7:52. a deal for tesla that could mean more cars and fewer people on waiting list. plus we will take a look at wall street following a huge rally. pam cook has more on this morning's money business. >> yesterday was a great day. stocks posted big gains. it will be interesting to see today as the election results start coming in. we are following the problems that hurt with its employees at sfo and checking in on that opening bell that just rang a short time ago, about an hour and a half ago. the properties being felt this morning. hertz stock down 50% right now after reporting disappoint

that's pretty good for san francisco i think better recruiting reaching out and creating relationships with the area universities standford university and uc berkley, san francisco stateuniversity and partnering with them a little bit more strongly and having that kind of a pathway to recruiting teachers but, yeah there is a teacher shortage all over throughout the state and the affordability in san francisco doesn't help at all there are for the special education teachers giving them the $4,000 bonus was a zgdz idea i'm not sure that was enough but bonus is something that will be useful the money should be created in the budget. >> i agree with commissioner wynns we rely heavily think being san francisco and that in the context of a teacher shortage not enough anymore we need to build tinting with our local kaeblgs institutions and be surrounded 3wid a number of education schools like use of force should be a first place for the support and and pipeline we need to build our pipeline of teachers northbound san francisco that's with the educational institutions but in our own community we have students who should be supported to be teachers here there san francisco and

one the richmond district i'm a lifetime resident lived there any whole life i attend san francisco state university in addition to living in the district i work as

and things that are going to them to reenter into the society, and i am a student at san francisco, state university and i recently graduated from the city college. with the associate's degree in social and behavior science. so i was able to accomplish that within one year. and now, i work with -- i mentor, and i personally, believe that i'm all for reentry. and i want to bring my skills and my experience and my knowledge to the council. to be of service of san francisco, to help successful reentry from the people coming out of prisons. but i personally believe that the reentry starts with the youth and so i mentor the youth that i have met through the city college in the 20-year-olds and to be there for them and to kind of just have someone that they can trust and talk to. because, i believe that reentry starts before eliminate reentry, so that the people don't have to go through the system. and i would like to open up the request ez for you. if you have any questions for me. >> i don't have any questions. >> thank you, mr. lowden. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> mr. farrell, mr. mar, mrs. cohen.

the protests are expected to continue today at san francisco state university. students say they will be protesting later on campus this afternoon. i will be in san francisco throughout the morning with more updates. >> we will continue to cover the results coming in. as we said, the popular vote is still being counted. it is going hillary's way by 160,000 votes. and 120 million people cast their votes. go to our website. we will continue to have the latest election news. >> a huge turnout nationwide. how are we doing? >> it is getting better. the hotspot is clear. we will update the drive times in. >> just about everybody in the bay will get the 70s except along the coast. here is a live view of ocean beach. a little haze and fog. some of the valleys and the north bay -- as you can see as we go out the next few hours -- and then it will mix out. so give a little time for fog. the temperatures, in the 50s as you see. a couple pockets of floridians -- 40. napa dropped. everyone in the 50s territory. upper 50s at the north bay shoreline. inland dropping a little b

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she wen

lady and she graduated last june from our academy at ucla and she is now a freshman at san francisco state university was done when she was in the academy. this is linda. [video clip] >> i cannot sit on the bus with you. let go of my hair, mommy. you are complaining like a full. who would ever knew? mamas were so powerful. i cannot trust you. i was one of those little girls. as a matter of fact, i was a baby girl. she was a red rose, wearing those fine -- i stayed by her side. but she knows how to shoot me down by the third bullet to i learned how to stand my ground. life ripped me away from your arms and put me in front of a loaded gun. i saw you here and there, i see the change in you. so no matter where you were, i still love you. it is mother's day, mommy. i wrote a song for you. i sat with the soul of mind, mommy. it is the only way i can get to you. a song like no others. you are simply being a mother. it has been a year since i have seen you. i miss the sound of your voice and all the mothering that came with it. it is not like i had another choice. senior year i had multiple bullets. i face m

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she wen

in the neighborhood but no way i'm the vice chair the commission and a junior at the san francisco state universityo urge the police commission to look at the budget priority policy priorities we urge you guys do please be mindful and how do i say this to be more sensitive around arrest our youth on campuses and arresting them in front of of the parents and around trump to be sensitive around the youth and undocumented youth thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, everyone i'm a senior at the lowell high school i'm a mayoral appointee to me communication is the key to southern california all problems bossing nerk verbalize their concerns and be able to take those concerns take into consideration to make people's lives easier this is a simplified and easier said or done but police in communication are equal to non-compliant in san francisco i feel like the sfpd is not doing enough for hear our voices we are literally 9 future and as cliche as it sounds if you don't show an honest to make sure that the youth relationships are on a positive tune ear adding to distrust within our community coming

a protest also taking place on the campus of san francisco state university. there were skirmishes in the city and a watch party and a couple other things happening, but so far, the biggest protests have been in berkley. >> okay. we'll be right back. one final thought on this historical election with our analyst. stay with us. >>> welcome back. we want to bring our political analyst larry gerston back in for a final thought. will this be remembered for the rebuke of clinton or the anger that is in this country at this moment? >> it will be one of many chapters in our history. when benjamin franklin left the constitutional convention, they said what do you think about this democracy? he said it's better than anything i know. it's better than anything we know. it's the peaceful way we change government from one side to the other. there's no country that does it better than the other. the fact of the matter is it's done peacefully, another opportunity for those who lost tonight to win four years from now. that's how america works, and we're doing it again tonight

and things that are going to them to reenter into the society, and i am a student at san francisco, state university and i recently graduated from the city college. with the associate's degree in social and behavior science. so i was able to accomplish that within one year. and now, i work with -- i mentor, and i personally, believe that i'm all for reentry. and i want to bring my skills and my experience and my knowledge to the council. to be of service of san francisco, to help successful reentry from the people coming out of prisons. but i personally believe that the reentry starts with the youth and so i mentor the youth that i have met through the city college in the 20-year-olds and to be there for them and to kind of just have someone that they can trust and talk to. because, i believe that reentry starts before eliminate reentry, so that the people don't have to go through the system. and i would like to open up the request ez for you. if you have any questions for me. >> i don't have any questions. >> thank you, mr. lowden. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> mr. farrell, mr. mar, mrs. cohen.

some were from car michael, galileo, mission, bal bowo high cool, san francisco state university, city college and the nairblds are soma, tenderloin, excelsior, we have some youth that came all the way from oakland and so on. you can see these also there. this just shows how important soma philipinas is 6789 knowing this neighborhood alone is the highly concentrated filipino but also knowing that folks all the way from all over the bay area come to make sure soma philipinas happen. it is a beautiful thing. a lot of the youth brought up good point. they want to see posters to [inaudible] on the street. all the way to having a soma [inaudible] housing, jobs and all that stuff. so, we look for woord to seeing the progress report becoming real and the possible solutions that outlined in the progress report to happen now. i hope you will support it and thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. tony robeles and with senior and disability action and mu anila town heritage foundation. want to thank the planning department staff. soma philipinas is a idea is long time coming. i sa

it is at san francisco state university beginning at 8 o'clock i think registration goes until 845:00. it is $20 but no one is turned away for lack of funds. they prefer checks payable to eyh for expanding your horizons. there is a requirement students come with a signed waver and they are available in english spanish and chinese and want to give the website address, expanding yourhorizons-sf.webly.com. one reason or another they are under subdescribed thiss year so like to have 7th grade middle school girl said join them saturday. you show up at the door or rsvp at the website. big shout to jewish fam squlaez children service for the big read that occurred last week. many received a copy of the children of [inaudible] lane book and this was a initiative to teach youth about the holocaust and conducted by joyce newstadt and morgan [inaudible] and included performance at the theater that really brought together the themes of humanity and so want to congratulate them on that. the anual performing arts night [inaudible] will be held wednesday december 14th at the gateway high school audi

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she wen

some were from car michael, galileo, mission, bal bowo high cool, san francisco state university, city college and the nairblds are soma, tenderloin, excelsior, we have some youth that came all the way from oakland and so on. you can see these also there. this just shows how important soma philipinas is 6789 knowing this neighborhood alone is the highly concentrated filipino but also knowing that folks all the way from all over the bay area come to make sure soma philipinas happen. it is a beautiful thing. a lot of the youth brought up good point. they want to see posters to [inaudible] on the street. all the way to having a soma [inaudible] housing, jobs and all that stuff. so, we look for woord to seeing the progress report becoming real and the possible solutions that outlined in the progress report to happen now. i hope you will support it and thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. tony robeles and with senior and disability action and mu anila town heritage foundation. want to thank the planning department staff. soma philipinas is a idea is long time coming. i sa

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she wen

and 10 years ago faculty service award the office of community service learning from san francisco state universityich is granted to only one faculty member au. five years ago she was designated as the sewage faculty work for service for sf state where the highest awards given to a faculty member. two years ago she won awards and community community advice you were from the critical educators for social justice group and the american education research association could also our association of asian studies give her the work of engaging scholar and to top it off she was named as one of the 100 most influential filipina in the world. along with her work in both academia and in the community partner [inaudible] from balboa also a teacher and athletic director coach jujitsu instructor, the partnership has greatly influenced the interest from their date interdisciplinary f along word. essential part of her identity as an activist as an educator in her life is her being a mother to her daughter [inaudible] totter so much about how to act with love and hope. congratulations to allison for the amazing wor

one the richmond district i'm a lifetime resident lived there any whole life i attend san francisco state university in addition to living in the district i work as a manager in the richmond district on 20th and geary the reason he decided to run for the board of supervisors a few years ago i saw one of my neighbors hit by a tar car with no traffic signal it should have had a traffic signal and no traffic signal there today, we still have one dozen drshgsz on geary without a traffic signal i think that is irresponsible on behalf of our elected officials not to make safety a priority another issue in the district that i feel needs to be addressed is crime it has gotten oversee over the 40 years in the district you see more graffiti on the streets, we see litter on the sidewalk and items left on the curve maintenance for infrastructure as deratted our parks are not maintenance and roads and sidewalks what will i do as your supervisor i will reprioritize the issues we've discussed and make at translated a priority and make sure we have traffic signals on all blocks if the geary tunnel to ocean beach an

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she wen

it is at san francisco state university beginning at 8 o'clock i think registration goes until 845:00. it is $20 but no one is turned away for lack of funds. they prefer checks payable to eyh for expanding your horizons. there is a requirement students come with a signed waver and they are available in english spanish and chinese and want to give the website address, expanding yourhorizons-sf.webly.com. one reason or another they are under subdescribed thiss year so like to have 7th grade middle school girl said join them saturday. you show up at the door or rsvp at the website. big shout to jewish fam squlaez children service for the big read that occurred last week. many received a copy of the children of [inaudible] lane book and this was a initiative to teach youth about the holocaust and conducted by joyce newstadt and morgan [inaudible] and included performance at the theater that really brought together the themes of humanity and so want to congratulate them on that. the anual performing arts night [inaudible] will be held wednesday december 14th at the gateway high school audi

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she wen

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she wen

in the neighborhood but no way i'm the vice chair the commission and a junior at the san francisco state universityo urge the police commission to look at the budget priority policy priorities we urge you guys do please be mindful and how do i say this to be more sensitive around arrest our youth on campuses and arresting them in front of of the parents and around trump to be sensitive around the youth and undocumented youth thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, everyone i'm a senior at the lowell high school i'm a mayoral appointee to me communication is the key to southern california all problems bossing nerk verbalize their concerns and be able to take those concerns take into consideration to make people's lives easier this is a simplified and easier said or done but police in communication are equal to non-compliant in san francisco i feel like the sfpd is not doing enough for hear our voices we are literally 9 future and as cliche as it sounds if you don't show an honest to make sure that the youth relationships are on a positive tune ear adding to distrust within our community coming

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she wen

in the neighborhood but no way i'm the vice chair the commission and a junior at the san francisco state universityo urge the police commission to look at the budget priority policy priorities we urge you guys do please be mindful and how do i say this to be more sensitive around arrest our youth on campuses and arresting them in front of of the parents and around trump to be sensitive around the youth and undocumented youth thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, everyone i'm a senior at the lowell high school i'm a mayoral appointee to me communication is the key to southern california all problems bossing nerk verbalize their concerns and be able to take those concerns take into consideration to make people's lives easier this is a simplified and easier said or done but police in communication are equal to non-compliant in san francisco i feel like the sfpd is not doing enough for hear our voices we are literally 9 future and as cliche as it sounds if you don't show an honest to make sure that the youth relationships are on a positive tune ear adding to distrust within our community coming

in the neighborhood but no way i'm the vice chair the commission and a junior at the san francisco state universityice commission to look at the budget priority policy priorities we urge you guys do please be mindful and how do i say this to be more sensitive around arrest our youth on campuses and arresting them in front of of the parents and around trump to be sensitive around the youth and undocumented youth thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, everyone i'm a senior at the lowell high school i'm a mayoral appointee to me communication is the key to southern california all problems bossing nerk verbalize their concerns and be able to take those concerns take into consideration to make people's lives easier this is a simplified and easier said or done but police in communication are equal to non-compliant in san francisco i feel like the sfpd is not doing enough for hear our voices we are literally 9 future and as cliche as it sounds if you don't show an honest to make sure that the youth relationships are on a positive tune ear adding to distrust within our community coming from my neigh

in the neighborhood but no way i'm the vice chair the commission and a junior at the san francisco state universityo urge the police commission to look at the budget priority policy priorities we urge you guys do please be mindful and how do i say this to be more sensitive around arrest our youth on campuses and arresting them in front of of the parents and around trump to be sensitive around the youth and undocumented youth thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, everyone i'm a senior at the lowell high school i'm a mayoral appointee to me communication is the key to southern california all problems bossing nerk verbalize their concerns and be able to take those concerns take into consideration to make people's lives easier this is a simplified and easier said or done but police in communication are equal to non-compliant in san francisco i feel like the sfpd is not doing enough for hear our voices we are literally 9 future and as cliche as it sounds if you don't show an honest to make sure that the youth relationships are on a positive tune ear adding to distrust within our community coming

it is at san francisco state university beginning at 8 o'clock i think registration goes until 845:00. it is $20 but no one is turned away for lack of funds. they prefer checks payable to eyh for expanding your horizons. there is a requirement students come with a signed waver and they are available in english spanish and chinese and want to give the website address, expanding yourhorizons-sf.webly.com. one reason or another they are under subdescribed thiss year so like to have 7th grade middle school girl said join them saturday. you show up at the door or rsvp at the website. big shout to jewish fam squlaez children service for the big read that occurred last week. many received a copy of the children of [inaudible] lane book and this was a initiative to teach youth about the holocaust and conducted by joyce newstadt and morgan [inaudible] and included performance at the theater that really brought together the themes of humanity and so want to congratulate them on that. the anual performing arts night [inaudible] will be held wednesday december 14th at the gateway high school audi

devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state universitynd city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she went

lady and she graduated last june from our academy at ucla and she is now a freshman at san francisco state university. this was done when she was in the academy. this is linda. [video clip] >> i cannot sit on the bus with you. let go of my hair, mommy. you are complaining like a full. who would ever knew? mamas were so powerful. i cannot trust you. i was one of those little girls. as a matter of fact, i was a baby girl. she was a red rose, wearing those fine -- i stayed by her side. but she knows how to shoot me down by the third bullet to i learned how to stand my ground. life ripped me away from your arms and put me in front of a loaded gun. i saw you here and there, i see the change in you. so no matter where you were, i still love you. it is mother's day, mommy. i wrote a song for you. i sat with the soul of mind, mommy. it is the only way i can get to you. a song like no others. you are simply being a mother. it has been a year since i have seen you. i miss the sound of your voice and all the mothering that came with it. it is not like i had another choice. senior year i had multiple bullets. i