san francisco. my technique to get a bigger bang for your god damn buck or what you want to do? those aren't bed, those are the same type of living conditions that you have when you're under the supervision of the god damn sheriff's department. and about this city college, you talk about it's a good deal, this guy here, this chancellor lied. when he made his demonstration, he said he was $11.5 million in debt. turns out he's $32 million in debt. and you want to do this ten years. ten years times $32 million, that's $320 million in debt. >> president yee: okay. thank you. next speaker. >> on behalf of the coalition for chinatown station only, we're here to express our deep disappointment at your passing the resolution urging m.t.a. to name the chinatown station after rose pak, a divisive and controversial figure. some of you may have been friends are rose pak and see one side of her. we're only asking that you consider this issue objectively, and that she may have had a much darker side as evidenced by other people's encounters with her, f.b.i. reports, and media reports. we beli

i can come here and say i'm a sixth generation san francisco, it doesn't mean a god damn thing this isthe best that we can do, 16 billion-dollar budget, and keep beating people down that are already beaten down, kick them down, kick them even more, it seems to me that the city enjoys, or takes joy in beating down the ones that are most down , take all their dignity and kick them even more. i am ashamed of san francisco, i am ashamed of this city. >> good morning, my name is spencer hudson. i am not a physician, but i have worked in the clinical department for nearly 30 years. i understand the importance of basing medical decisions on convincing data, and well-designed, and executed studies, not on anecdotes or supposition. last week, this committee heard a number of to my -- testimonials about people with mental illness who had been helped by conservatorship. we also heard about some people who may be helped by the new scheme of s.b. 1045. i do not, in any way, want to challenge or minimize anyone cheaply --'s deeply personal account of successful treatment and recovery. but the storie

god damn street and you're not even following your own god damn rules and regulations. [bell ringing] current events. you've got 8,011 homeless people in san francisco right now, because management of the taxpayers' money. right now today. right now. people being cleared out by the department of public works and in tents and ain't got nowhere to go. makes it very clear that you get to the navigation. [bell ringing] >> supervisor fewer: thank you, mr. wright. >> thank you, supervisors i'm with the council of community housing organizations. like i said last week, i don't envy the position you're in, trying to divide a pie among such very important and needed uses. i think you all are working very hard between the senior housing allocations, geographic equity, co-op housing, teacher housing, so many important needs. the main thing i want to emphasize for you all, as supervisors, and for the mayor's representatives, is wanting to see you all come together and ensure that this bond is part, not only part of our capital plan, but is something that we can look to every five years, the same way that we look to parks bonds, the same way we look to emergency

years for the city and county of san francisco, with no benefits, no healthcare, and no retirement plan. then you have other employees that are doing the same god damn work, that has health care, retirement and annuity plan. so you guys have numerous violations of laws that you claim your enforcing. it is not fair. >> i will stop your time for a moment, direct your comments to the panel. >> i'm directing my comments to anyone who is listening, don't interrupt me. i don't appreciate you cutting off on me like that. by the same response, they are quick to react because a lot of the people who went to the city are clean or females. they are cleaning up stuff off the sidewalk and they are not getting paid like the poops? detail. it is a violation of the act of 1964 where you're discriminating your discriminating based on sex if you want to do your job, we need to check them on that. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning to everybody here attending to the board of supervisors and everybody that will be listening to my message. i'm here trying to represent workers for all of the city departments. public works is one of the people, one of the compani