noted it was eight years ago former supervisor sean elsbernd said a traffic light was installed at hertz and sigh line and highway 35 so traffic signals have been put on 35 in the past and very relative to senior disability organizations that is near the location of the recreation and rehab center so i assure you it's very needed that further installation of pedestrian and traffic signals must happen on slope boulevard. there is none at the selection of sloat and skyline. there are only stop signs and yields right now, so i assure you to carry that out and further i beg the question of how we can insure that more pedestrian collisions and fatalities happen that may lead to lawsuits to the city and county of san francisco because several collisions and fatalities have happened within the last year that involved muni drivers and recology, an organization contracted by the city for traffic so please. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> yes good afternoon. my name is bridgette turner and a native san franciscan and i'm a mother of five so i've actually seen the demographic and the increase

givener, in my opinion, did not do an adequate investigation regarding residency of supervisor sean elsberndefore he was reelected in 2008. just thought i'd mention that since both of them are in this room by sheer luck. secondly, i'd like to remind all critics of local government that the fbi does have a public corruptions unit on golden gate avenue. there's a little plug right there. thirdly, i'd like to thank the examiner and the chronicle for putting forth recent articles regarding the mayor's trip to china. let's put it this way. i would bet plenty of money that the chinese know exactly what they're doing and it wouldn't surprise me if they have certain volunteers arrive in san francisco to do their deeds. also, i would like to mention that in regards to treasure island, i keep hearing on the radio news about what's going on there and the different problems. and i think it's only fair to have mr. tony hall testify in these chambers regarding what happens' going on at treasure island and what should and shouldn't be done there. ~ what's going on also, i would like to mention why doesn't

one of the supervisors, sean elsbernd came to the union hall with all of the retirement and everything, when it was thought to be in crisis and drew all this stuff all over the walls and everything, and how we needed to come through, and we needed to help out this crisis and everything. to the point that the city-county helped make this a law for us to pay. now, it's presented in our faces where we've been horribly, horribly lied to about our retirement system, and what was being done with the money. not only do i think it's your duty to research this area, and get this money back for us, but if you don't, i think it's a big shame on you. i love working for the city-county of san francisco. but to me, this is -- it's a huge slap in the face if we do not take care of this. it only says to the rest of the world that, you know, we're a city that doesn't have any mocksy, and it's, you know what, we're a powerhouse. we're san francisco. we need to not see what other places are doing. we need to go out there and lead this, and say this is what happened to our citizens of san francisco, and w