. >> thank you sfr visor wiener. supervisor yee >> welcome to the week of the [inaudible] this is a opportunity it to focus on who serves the young children and the young children themselves. this week they will have much activities lined up. on friday in particular i would thrike invite anyone who is interesteden these issues to join us as you will see hundreds of babies and preschoolers marching around the street and city hall. we have done this in the past for many wreers and this year we'll do it a little differently. instead of surrounding city hall and taking over the streets of city hall we'll start here and take over the streets of the state building across from us because the state actually provides most of the subsidize for infant and pree schooler age child care for low income families and yet the state is not providing enough for san francisco. we still have many families on the waiting list trying to get into child care so they can go to work. not only that, the state doesn't provide san francisco with t

sfr visor wiener says we must look that human impact, but look no further than chief [inaudible] comment which he saiz more police mean more arrests. why would we be wasting resources and turn around it trend of decreasing arrest and crime rates when we know that the only reason that chief nob made the compant is to justify the jail where 238 million dollars will be wasted on the jail. but, instead of these things-when we take all this into consideration somebody that comes fraul p from outside looking at the statistics would think it insane sooexnand ploos department. we should be diverting the money to pree trial diversion programs and alternative to imprisonment, to resources that we know incraes safety like housing and helt care and access to food and shelter. >> thanks very much. next speaker, please >> my name is nutosha and a community member that spent many unpaid hours here today. i had am here at a time when people around the country are mobilizing gaerns police browtality. because it is caught on video people are making it a big deal, but it has been this significant forever.

sfr visor campus. at this time we'll have a roll call vote on item 30 >> avalos aye. breed,i. campus aye. christensen,i. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar,i. tang, aye. wiener,i. yee, aye. there are 11 eye's. >> thiz regz lose is adopted unanimously. madam clerk can you calliteal 31 >> resolution to declare april 14 equal pay in the american sogez of women for leadership in advances awareness orphequal fay and encourage interaction to close the gender pay gap. >> president breed. >> earlier today supervisors cohen christensen tang campus and kim held a press conference in city hall to recognize equal pay. i want to thank emily [inaudible] on the kats of wem squn ruburta guise who is with the american association of university women for all their help today and their help to achieve equal pay here in san francisco. today april 14 represents how far into 2015 women must work in order to earn what men did in 2014. equal pay day is a symbol of ha far we need to go for equal pay. full time employed women on average earn 78 cents for every dollar men ern. that figure is slightly better in san francisco. i have seen it where it was 81 or 87 cents, but it is till not