our incredible president of the board of supervisors, shamann walton. the bad-ass supervisor from district 4, gordon mar. [applause] >> chair ronen: my new best friend in the world, ahsha safai. [applause] >> chair ronen: and our incredible colleague, connie chan, who is with us on the line and has some health issues going on with the family, who couldn't be with us here today. are you there? >> supervisor chan: i'm there. >> chair ronen: yea, connie. [applause] >> chair ronen: and i wanted to give an extra thanks to supervisor safai's office. thank you so much for all -- you really went above and beyond, so i just wanted to appreciate you all. i -- you know, we couldn't do anything that we did with this budget without the budget and legislative analysts. i don't know if they're watching, but nick menard, dan gonchar, severin campbell, we would not be here without you, and we really thank you for your hard work and for listening to the directions that we gave you, and for being as aggressive as you were, thank you, thank you, thank you. just a few other

our incredible president of the board of supervisors, shamann walton.rvisor from district 4, gordon mar. [applause] >> chair ronen: my new best friend in the world, ahsha safai. [applause] >> chair ronen: and our incredible colleague, connie chan, who is with us on the line and has some health issues going on with the family, who couldn't be with us here today. are you there? >> supervisor chan: i'm there. >> chair ronen: yea, connie. [applause] >> chair ronen: and i wanted to give an extra thanks to supervisor safai's office. thank you so much for all -- you really went above and beyond, so i just wanted to appreciate you all. i -- you know, we couldn't do anything that we did with this budget without the budget and legislative analysts. i don't know if they're watching, but nick menard, dan gonchar, severin campbell, we would not be here without you, and we really thank you for your hard work and for listening to the directions that we gave you, and for being as aggressive as you were, thank you, thank you, thank you. just a few other thank yous, sand

shamann walton was the first supervisor to call for and shoes resignation from the board of education. he says he was on the board of education, him self and he felt strongly that he had to do something. >> leaving their family dynamic. you don't think that their families are pushing them to be successful. you should not be in that role. that was san francisco supervisor. shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in a questionnaire from a parent organization called sf parent action. suez response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on or value learning. i definitely think he should resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding. but you have to be concerned families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up here t

shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in a questionnaire from a parent organization called sf parent action. suez response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on or value learning. i definitely think he should resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding. but you have to be concerned families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up he had experienced comments like shoes. yes, unfortunate going up. >> as a young black man and going to k through 12 system here in california. definitely for some disheartening comments from adults. and that's unfortunate. shoe is since apologized and said, quote, i am committed to listening learning and growing as a person. but walton says it's too late for that. the time to

democratic clubs are joining san francisco board supervisors shamann walton and connie chan in urgings to immediately resign from her post for perpetuating racist stereotypes. late wednesday night, the san francisco parent action group who published the questionnaire held a private meeting with suu who one member said showed a desire to do better by the community. she's want to to reach out to the community. >> they should do less you think is you? she face the music. so want to listen to any and all and it's. and go go by the schools and see what's going on. >> the group said parents in the meeting share their frustration, acknowledge her apology and decided to give her a second chance to learn to do better. >> well, that was ella sogomonian reporting. now she was not returned our request for comment. she tweeted an apology this week explaining that she misspoke and has now reflecting on our own misinform and limited experiences. governor newsom signed a new gun control measure into law thursday. one of the bills written by east bay representative buffy wicks expands on the ban on man

shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in a questionnaire from a parent organization called sf parent action shoes response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on or value learning. i definitely think he should resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding that you have to be concerned families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up here to experience comments like shoes. yes, unfortunate going up. >> as a young black man and going to be k through 12 system here in california. definitely for some disheartening comments from adults. and that's unfortunate. shoe is since apologized and said, quote, i am committed to listening learning and growing as a person. but walton says it's too late for that. the time

appreciate shoes, apology but for board of supervisors, president shamann walton, the apology isn't enough. he released a statement saying, quote, this is flat out wrong and racist perpetuate harmful stereotypes on black and brown students and their families who have been disenfranchised by systematic racism for decades. it's disheartening that someone in a position responsible for making decisions for 50,000 children leads with racism and stereotypical characterizations. there's no learning curve for how to treat people and respect people, different cultures. when you're in a leadership position as a commissioner on the board of education. bottom line, these statements are reflective of how a person really feels and it is evident that anyone with these believes should not be responsible for making decisions for our children. weighing says her group is trying to help to connect with the black and brown communities. we've been convening our as parent's black families community to share their thoughts and reactions. the families will help give her feedback in allowed to express how she plans

san francisco supervisor shamann walton and connie chan both issued statements asking shoe to resign.aw signed by governor gavin newsom will make it easier for law enforcement to track down, hit and run drivers under the new legislation. law enforcement agencies will be able to ask the highway patrol to activate what's called a yellow alert that would alert the new alert would trigger freeway signs in a designated area to light up with the vehicle's license plate or description in the hopes that other drivers nearby will lookout for that vehicle. the legislation will go into effect in january. governor newsom has signed a new law. this is designed to try to curb the theft of catalytic converters. >> making it easier. also, they hope to catch the thieves. it will allow the chp to work with local authorities and local police will be able to get help from state police if needed and tackling a certain cases. the statewide rate of a catalytic converter thefts has been climbing. the chp says it's identified a suspect in the gilman street hit and run. that's where a big rig driver carrying a

this is a motion approving the president of the board of supervisors shamann walton's nomination for the appointment of alec lemberg to the board of appeals for a four-year term ending july 1, 2024. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. i'd like to move to continue this item to july 12, 2022, seconded by supervisor peskin. roll call vote. >> clerk: on the motion to continue -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are ten ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, motion to continue carries unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. first up to introduce new business is supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: thank you, madam clerk, and to start, thank you, president walton, for giving us the opportunity to talk about the external commissions, boards we're on and give some updates. i will do that both for the state licensing committee that i'm on as well as for lafco today. so for the state leg committee, we've had three meetings since last update. april 18, may 20, june 15. this is the committee that consists

shamann walton was the first supervisor to call for and shoes resignation from the board of education was on the board of education, him self and he felt strongly that he had to do something.

but for board of supervisors, president shamann walton. >> the apology isn't enough.released a statement saying, quote, this is flat out wrong and racist perpetuate harmful stereotypes on black and brown students and their families who have been disenfranchised by systematic racism for decades. it's disheartening that someone in a position responsible for making decisions for 50,000 children leads with racism and stereotypical characterizations. there's no learning curve for how to treat people and respect people, different cultures. when you're in a leadership position as a commissioner on the board of education. bottom line, these statements are reflective of how a person really feels and it is evident that anyone with these believes should not be responsible for making decisions for our children. weighing says her group is trying to help to connect with the black and brown communities. we've been convening our as a parent's black families community to share their thoughts and reactions. the families will help give her feedback in allowed to express how she plans to

democratic clubs are joining san francisco board supervisors shamann walton and connie chan in urgings to immediately resign from her post for perpetuating racist stereotypes. late wednesday night, the san francisco parent action group who published the questionnaire held a private meeting with suu who one member said showed a desire to do better by the community. she's want to to reach out to the community. >> they should do less you think is you? she face the music. so want to listen to any and all and it's. and go going by the schools and see what's going on. >> the group said parents in the meeting share their frustration, acknowledge her apology and decided to give her a second chance to learn to do better. she has not returned our requests for comments. she did tweet an apology earlier this week explaining that she misspoke. >> and has reflected on her own misinformed. unlimited experience in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> thank whether time now as we get a live look outside here, san francisco international and boy, has the fog been coming over the mountains thic

appreciate shoes, apology but for board of supervisors, president shamann walton, the apology isn't enough. he released a statement saying, quote, this is flat out wrong and racist perpetuate harmful stereotypes on black and brown students and their families who have been disenfranchised by systematic racism for decades. it's disheartening that someone in a position responsible for making decisions for 50,000 children leads with racism and stereotypical characterizations. there's no learning curve for how to treat people and respect people, different cultures. when you're in a leadership position as a commissioner on the board of education. bottom line, these statements are reflective of how a person really feels and it is evident that anyone with these believes should not be responsible for making decisions for our children. weighing says her group is trying to help to connect with the black and brown community sweeping convening our as a parent's black families community to share their thoughts and reactions. the families will help give her feedback in allowed to express how she plans to

democratic clubs are joining san francisco board supervisors shamann walton and connie chan in urgingsmediately resign from her post for perpetuating racist stereotypes. late wednesday night, the san francisco parent action group who published the questionnaire held a private meeting with suu who one member said showed a desire to do better by the community. she's want to to reach out to the community. >> they should do less you think is huge. she face the music. >> so want to listen to any and all and it's. and go going by the schools and see what's going on. >> the group said pargnts in the meeting share their frustration, acknowledge her apology and decided to give her a second chance to learn to do better. >> oni in reporting shoe did not return our request for comment, but she did tweet an apology earlier this week. the time now is 9 34. and in other news we're hearing from the family of a man who was shot and killed in a bowling alley in livermore over the weekend. 28 year-old antonio vargas was shot and killed in. these are his parents who are mourning his death. they said that

shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in aquestionnaire from a parent organization called sf parent action. suez response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on or value learning. i definitely think he should resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding that you have to be concerned families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up he had experienced comments like shoes. yes, unfortunate going up. >> as a young black man and going to be k through 12 system here in california. definitely for some disheartening comments from adults. and that's unfortunate. shoe is since apologized and said, quote, i am committed to listening learning and growing as a person. but walton says it's too late for that. the time t

democratic clubs are joining san francisco board supervisors shamann walton and connie chan in urgingsmmediately resign from her post for perpetuating racist stereotypes. late wednesday night, the san francisco parent action group who published the questionnaire held a private meeting with suu who one member said showed a desire to do better by the community. she's want to to reach out to the community. >> they should be less you think is you she face the music. so want to listen to any and all and it's. and go go by the schools and see what's going on. >> the group said parents in the meeting share their frustration, acknowledge her apology and decided to give her a second chance to learn to do better. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting and she was not requested our request for comment, but she did tweet an apology this week. time now is 8.35. other news that we're following. we're hearing from family of a man who was shot and killed in a livermore bowling alley over the weekend. 28 year-old antonio vargas was shot and killed. these are her, his parents or so upset and shocked to l

shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in asf parent action shoes response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on core value learning. i definitely think she resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding that you have to be concerned families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up he had experienced comments like shoes. yes, unfortunate. growing up. >> as a young black man and going to be k through 12 system here in california. definitely for some disheartening comments from adults. and that's unfortunate. shoe is since apologized and said, quote, i am committed to listening learning and growing as a person. but walton says it's too late for that. the time to learn cultural sensitivity, the time to learn a

shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in astionnaire from a parent organization called sf parent action. suez response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on or value learning. i definitely think he should resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding that you have to be concerned families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up he had experienced comments like shoes. yes, unfortunate going up. >> as a young black man and going to be k through 12 system here in california. definitely for some disheartening comments from adults. and that's unfortunate. >> she since apologized and said, quote, i am committed to listening learning and growing as a person. but walton says it's too late for that. the time to le

shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in a questionnaire from a parent organization called sf parent action. suez response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on core value learning. i definitely think she resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding that you have to be concerned families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up he had experienced comments like shoes. yes, unfortunate going up. >> as a young black man and going to be k through 12 system here in california. definitely for some disheartening comments from adults. and that's unfortunate. >> she since apologized and said, quote, i am committed to listening learning and growing as a person. but walton says it's too late for that. the time to le

but for board of supervisors, president shamann walton. >> the apology isn't enough. he released a statement saying, quote, this is flat out wrong and racist perpetuate harmful stereotypes on black and brown students and their families who have been disenfranchised by systematic racism for decades. it's disheartening that someone in a position responsible for making decisions for 50,000 children leads with racism and stereotypical characterizations. there's no learning curve for how to treat people and respect people, different cultures. when you're in a leadership position as a commissioner on the board of education. bottom line, these statements are reflective of how a person really feels and it is evident that anyone with these believes should not be responsible for making decisions for our children. weighing says her group is trying to help to connect with the black and brown communities. we've been convening our as a parent's black families community to share their thoughts and reactions. the families will help give her feedback in allowed to express how she plan

democratic clubs are joining san francisco board supervisors shamann walton and connie chan in urgings to immediately resign from her post for perpetuating racist stereotypes. late wednesday night, the san francisco parent action group who published the questionnaire held a private meeting with suu who one member said showed a desire to do better by the community. she's want to to reach out to the community. >> they should be less you think is you she face the music. so want to listen to any and all and it's. and go going by the schools and see what's going on. >> the group said parents in the meeting share their frustration, acknowledge her apology and decided to give her a second chance to learn to do better. >> she was not returned our requests for comments. she did tweet an apology earlier this week explaining that she misspoke and that's reflected on her own misinformed and limited experience in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news l a thank you slow and inadequate. that's how some health officials are describing. san francisco's response to the monkeypox outbreak. >> at a b

democratic clubs are joining san francisco board supervisors shamann walton and connie chan in urgingsn from her post for perpetuating racist stereotypes. late wednesday night, the san francisco parent action group who published the questionnaire held a private meeting with suu who one member said showed a desire to do better by the community. she's want to to reach out to the community. >> they should do less you think is huge. she face the any and all and it's. and go - going by the schools and see what's going on. >> the group said parents in the meeting share their frustration, acknowledge her apology and decided to give her a second chance to learn to do better. >> ella sogomonian reporting shoe has not returned our request for comment but she did tweet an apology this week saying she misspoke and it doesn't reflect what she really feels at this time. 7.35. and we're hearing from the family of a man who was shot and killed in a livermore bowling alley over the weekend. he was 28 year-old antonio vargas and his parents say it is hard to accept that he is has died here. so tragicall

shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in arom a parent organization called sf parent action. suez response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on or value learning. i definitely think he should resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding that you have to be concerned about families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up he had experienced comments like shoes. yes, unfortunate going up. >> as a young black man and going to be k through 12 system here in california. definitely for some disheartening comments from adults. and that's unfortunate. >> she since apologized and said, quote, i am committed to listening learning and growing as a person. but walton says it's too late for that. the time to learn cu

but for board of supervisors, president shamann walton. >> the apology isn't enough. he released a statement saying, quote, this is flat out wrong and racist perpetuate harmful stereotypes on black and brown students and their families who have been disenfranchised by systematic racism for decades. it's disheartening that someone in a position responsible for making decisions for 50,000 children leads with racism and stereotypical characterizations. there's no learning curve for how to treat people and respect people, different cultures. when you're in a leadership position as a commissioner on the board of education. bottom line, these statements are reflective of how a person really feels and it is evident that anyone with these believes should not be responsible for making decisions for our children. weighing says her group is trying to help to connect with the black and brown community sweeping convening our as a parent's black families community to share their thoughts and reactions. the families will help give her feedback in allowed to express % how she plans t

shamann walton is reaction after seeing comments made by board of education member and shoe. >> in a questionnaire from a parent organization called sf parent action shoes response included that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a, quote, lack of family support, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on or value learning. i definitely think he should resign before walton was elected supervisor. he was on the board of education himself. >> someone who has served on the board of education, annoying understanding. but you have to be concerned about families and our children and at the very least i have love for all of our children. he also says growing up here to experience comments like shoes. yes, unfortunate. growing up. >> as a young black man and going to be k through 12 system here in california. definitely for some disheartening comments from adults. and that's unfortunate. >> she since apologized and said, quote, i am committed to listening learning and growing as a person. but walton says it's too late for that. t

but for board of supervisors, president shamann walton. >> the apology isn't enough.ased a statement saying, quote, this is flat out wrong and racist perpetuate harmful stereotypes on black and brown students and their families who have been disenfranchised by systematic racism for decades. it's disheartening that someone in a position responsible for making decisions for 50,000 children leads with racism and stereotypical characterizations. there's no learning curve for how to treat people and respect people, different cultures. when you're in a leadership position as a commissioner on the board of education. bottom line, these statements are reflective of how a person really feels and it is evident that anyone with these believes should not be responsible for making decisions for our children. weighing says her group is trying to help to connect with the black and brown communities. we've been convening our as a parent's black families community to share their thoughts and reactions. the families will help give her feedback in allowed to express how she plans to sho

democratic clubs are joining san francisco board supervisors shamann walton and connie chan in urgings to immediately resign from her post for perpetuating racist stereotypes. late wednesday night, the san francisco parent action group who published the questionnaire held a private meeting with suu who one member said showed a desire to do better by the community. she's want to to reach out to the community. >> they should do less you think is you? she face the music. so want to listen to any and all and it's. and go go by the schools and see what's going on. >> the group said parents in the meeting share their frustration, acknowledge her apology and decided to give her a second chance to learn to do better. >> that was ella sogomonian an issue has not returned our request for a comment. she tweeted an apology, though, earlier this week explaining that she misspoke and he's reflecting on how her own misinformed and limited experience caused her to answer that way. it's 5.33. and we're hearing from the family of a man who was shot and killed in a livermore bowling alley over the weeken

but for board of supervisors, president shamann walton. >> the apology isn't enough. he released a statement saying, quote, this is flat out wrong and racist perpetuate harmful stereotypes on black and brown students and their families who have been disenfranchised by systematic racism for decades. it's disheartening that someone in a position responsible for making decisions for 50,000 children leads with racism and stereotypical characterizations. there's no learning curve for how to treat people and respect people, different cultures. when you're in a leadership position as a commissioner on the board of education. bottom line, these statements are reflective of how a person really feels and it is evident that anyone with these believes should not be responsible for making decisions for our children. weighing says her group is trying to help to connect with the black and brown communities. we've been convening our as parent's black families community to share their thoughts and reactions. the families will help give her feedback in allowed to express how she plans

democratic clubs are joining san francisco board supervisors shamann walton and connie chan in urgingssign from her post for perpetuating racist stereotypes. late wednesday night, the san francisco parent action group who published the questionnaire held a private meeting with suu who one member said showed a desire to do better by the community. she's want to to reach out to the community. >> they should do less you think is huge. she face the music. >> so want to listen to any and all and it's. and go going by the schools and see what's going on. >> the group said parents in the meeting share their frustration, acknowledge her apology and decided to give her a second chance to learn to do better. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting and shoe has not returned our request for comment but she did tweet an apology this week saying that she misspoke. it's 6.35. and we're hearing from the family of a man who was shot and killed in a livermore bowling alley over the weekend. 28 year-old antonio vargas vargas. his parents say that it is so difficult and they would not wish this on anyone. a

i'm joined by committee members supervisor safai and president shamann walton. i want to thank sfgov tv for broadcasting this meeting. >> clerk: just a friendly reminder to make sure you sound all cell phones and electronic devices. board of supervisors and convening hybrid meetings which will allow public access by online. first public comment will be taken on each item considered today with the exception of items 1 and 2 on today's agenda. public comment on annual appropriation and salary ordinances will be held at this committee's meeting on friday june 24th. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and then we'll take those waiting on the telephone line. the public comment call-in number is streaming across the screen, that number is (415)655-0001. enter the meeting i.d. 2493 226 0748 # #. when connected, you hear meeting discussion. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those joining in person shall line up to speak and those on the telephone shall dial star 3. please remember to turn down your tv and all listenin

our incredible president of the board of supervisors, shamann walton. 4, gordon mar. [applause] >> chair ronen: my new best friend in the world, ahsha safai. [applause] >> chair ronen: and our incredible colleague, connie chan, who is with us on the line and has some health issues going on with the family, who couldn't be with us here today. are you there? >> supervisor chan: i'm there. >> chair ronen: yea, connie. [applause] >> chair ronen: and i wanted to give an extra thanks to supervisor safai's office. thank you so much for all -- you really went above and beyond, so i just wanted to appreciate you all. i -- you know, we couldn't do anything that we did with this budget without the budget and legislative analysts. i don't know if they're watching, but nick menard, dan gonchar, severin campbell, we would not be here without you, and we really thank you for your hard work and for listening to the directions that we gave you, and for being as aggressive as you were, thank you, thank you, thank you. just a few other thank yous, sandy lee fewer and chel

this is a motion approving the president of the board of supervisors shamann walton's nomination for the appointment of alec lemberg to the board of appeals for a four-year term ending july 1, 2024. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. i'd like to move to continue this item to july 12, 2022, seconded by supervisor peskin. roll call vote. >> clerk: on the motion to continue -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are ten ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, motion to continue carries unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. first up to introduce new business is supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: thank you, madam clerk, and to start, thank you, president walton, for giving us the opportunity to talk about the external commissions, boards we're on and give some updates. i will do that both for the state licensing committee that i'm on as well as for lafco today. so for the state leg committee, we've had three meetings since last update. april 18, may 20, june 15. this is the committee that consists

supervisor hilary ronen, i'm joined by members: hillary ronen, ahsha safai, gordon mar, connie chan, shamann walton . before you do that if you are in the chamber we can't hear, please stay quiet. thank you. >> thank you, madam chair. please silence all cell phones. please refrain from flash photography. hybrid meetings allow in person attendance and also public access by telephone. we will take public comment as follows. first public comment on today's agenda. people waiting on the telephone line. i ask that you exit the chamber and have room 263 across the hall and also the court available on the first floor as over flow rooms. for those watching either channels 26, 78, or 99. the number to call is 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2498 479 5551 # # when connected you will hear that the meeting is connected. when public comment has called they should dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. turndown your tv and all listening devices you are using. you may submit public comment in writing to the clerk. if you submit public comment by e-mail it will be forwarded to the supervisors. you may also se

native of san francisco (inaudible) ypt to thank every dest rth supervisor today, the president shamann walton for adopting the united playaz. it is 20 years my blood sweat and tears of we put in work and saving thousands of lives of kids from elementary to the (inaudible) bless you hearts and everybody who adopt this resolution and thank you so much to (inaudible) who arininated back in the day and (inaudible) a part making this historical. thank you all you guys. >> thank you for your comments. alright. do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> this is jordan davis. i just want to say fuc the 1 minute limit. (inaudible) i want to talk how in the many years serving (inaudible) [difficulty understanding speaker due to audio] in philadelphia there is called (inaudible) district council members stay in their lane. we need to report that here. (inaudible) a lot of things (inaudible) i want to import that. (inaudible) preston and ronen who represent the districts that have all these (inaudible) not because of any political affiliations but because they represent (inaudible) permanent supp

native of san francisco (inaudible) ypt to thank every dest rth supervisor today, the president shamann walton for adopting the united playaz. it is 20 years my blood sweat and tears of we put in work and saving thousands of lives of kids from elementary to the (inaudible) bless you hearts and everybody who adopt this resolution and thank you so much to (inaudible) who arininated back in the day and (inaudible) a part making this historical. thank you all you guys. >> thank you for your comments. alright. do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> this is jordan davis. i just want to say fuc the 1 minute limit. (inaudible) i want to talk how in the many years serving (inaudible) [difficulty understanding speaker due to audio] in philadelphia there is called (inaudible) district council members stay in their lane. we need to report that here. (inaudible) a lot of things (inaudible) i want to import that. (inaudible) preston and ronen who represent the districts that have all these (inaudible) not because of any political affiliations but because they represent (inaudible) permanent supp