second person, sean elsbernd. third person, tony hall. let's get down to the fact whether it's safe to live there or not. i think the only way to test whether it's really safe there is to have the mayor and the board of supervisors live in those contested properties where radiation is suspect, and i want to see who stays there and who leaves because, in my opinion, that's when i can tell whether it's safe or not safe. second headline says [speaker not understood] computers engaging stat of roughly 56,000 department of public health patients. once again for the record, in my opinion, the mayor's office and the board of supervisors have actively prevented a full audit of the department of public health. one lady has died, and then now we have this, and hopefully people will sue the city of san francisco for negligence in regards to the department of public health. the giants are supposed to win the world series this year after 10 12. so, let's not let the curse occur and have the team get hit by injuries. just like the 49ers lost three time

on my first piece of legislation to the board of supervisors, [speaker not understood], i got sean elsberndoto-pier to vote for our condo conversion and i hope [speaker not understood]. thank you for your help. (applause) >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. happy birthday, mr. avalos. i'm here because i live in district 6 and they've been having a lot of problems with the elevators throughout the to. i know you guys are pretty busy and you do all you can do, and sometimes you need help. you need someone to help you do the leg work. one of the problems is i stay at the heartland. they have an elevator problem that's been plagued with elevator problems since 2009. the elevator has been out now, it's completely down. they are working on the ong clause which is oil and grease. what is disturbing is that [speaker not understood] says -- mention about the safety of the ambulance and the threats and how much times it take for the fire department to respond. well, they're taking these fire engines out of service, calling them to take them -- carry them upstairs to their uni