thank you very much. >> thank you. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: thank you, supervisor preston. r? >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you, president walton. thank you chief for being here and thank you for the presentation. i have a question and one about this particular recommendation that is still to be implemented. i agree with you and my colleague supervisor preston that there is high potential for impact. i was interested in 28.4 and 28.5 which have to do with culture and organization of culture and recognition of bias and earlier behaviors. i think for those who have been in organizations in part of human endeavors recognize that culture change is one of the most difficult energy consuming things that a leader can do, and i appreciate your leadership, chief scott, but i'm wondering if you can tell us a little bit about what you are doing specifically to move these recommendations, and if you know you are going to get there on these two. and also how you are assessing success on them because, you know, i'm really interested in knowing what you are thinking about that. >> yes.

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: thank you, supervisor preston. r? >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you, president walton. thank you chief for being here and thank you for the presentation. i have a question and one about this particular recommendation that is still to be implemented. i agree with you and my colleague supervisor preston that there is high potential for impact. i was interested in 28.4 and 28.5 which have to do with culture and organization of culture and recognition of bias and earlier behaviors. i think for those who have been in organizations in part of human endeavors recognize that culture change is one of the most difficult energy consuming things that a leader can do, and i appreciate your leadership, chief scott, but i'm wondering if you can tell us a little bit about what you are doing specifically to move these recommendations, and if you know you are going to get there on these two. and also how you are assessing success on them because, you know, i'm really interested in knowing what you are thinking about that. >> yes.

them altogether. >> i would like to vote on 33 and 34 separately from 35-37. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: thank you, supervisor preston. madam clerk, please call the roll on items 33 and 34. >> >>clerk: [roll call] there are 8 ayes and 3 nos with peskin and walton and mar in the dissent. >> please call items 35, 36 and 37. >> >>supervisor aaron peskin: i would like to make a motion to continue item 35, 36 and 37. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: on the motion to continue. >>clerk: on the motion to continue items 35-37 to october 18, 2022. >> [roll call] there are four ayes and 7 nos, with supervisors melgar, safai, stefan, walton, chan and mandel # mandelman on dissent. >> you said melgar on the dissent. supervisor melgar, i have you marked as a no. thank you, madam clerk, by a vote of 4-7, the motion to continue fails. >> madam clerk, please call the roll on items 35, 36 and 37. >>clerk: on items 35-37. >> one moment. supervisor chan? >> supervisor connie chan: my apologies, the motion to continue has failed because we need eight votes to continue? >> we need 6. >> i thought that was fo

them altogether. >> i would like to vote on 33 and 34 separately from 35-37. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: thank you, supervisor preston. madam clerk, please call the roll on items 33 and 34. >> >>clerk: [roll call] there are 8 ayes and 3 nos with peskin and walton and mar in the dissent. >> please call items 35, 36 and 37. >> >>supervisor aaron peskin: i would like to make a motion to continue item 35, 36 and 37. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: on the motion to continue. >>clerk: on the motion to continue items 35-37 to october 18, 2022. >> [roll call] there are four ayes and 7 nos, with supervisors melgar, safai, stefan, walton, chan and mandel # mandelman on dissent. >> you said melgar on the dissent. supervisor melgar, i have you marked as a no. thank you, madam clerk, by a vote of 4-7, the motion to continue fails. >> madam clerk, please call the roll on items 35, 36 and 37. >>clerk: on items 35-37. >> one moment. supervisor chan? >> supervisor connie chan: my apologies, the motion to continue has failed because we need eight votes to continue? >> we need 6. >> i thought that was fo

commissioners to have a seat and i'm going to ask the president of the board of supervisors, shamann walton to come up and say a few words. [applause] >> thank you, madam mayor, good afternoon. >> [audience, good afternoon] >> welcome to the high lath of my day. i was talking with supervisor melgar and she was talking about how exciting this is and every time we see our young people step up and take leadership positions, that's a joy for us. you may or may not know, most of our movements start with young people. youth is usually at the center of the big movements that happen in this country and in this city and across the world so being able to serve as a youth commissioner here in san francisco is a big deal. i want you to remember your oath and the positions that you -- you hold because this is a big deal and taken serious and the policies that you push for, when you knock on my door, you knock on supervisor safai's door and knock on the mayor's door and the policies you push to get implemented in san francisco are lasting policies to you're a part of decision-making for city and county o

board of supervisors, supervisor of the district ten, supervisor and president of the board, shamann walton. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, annie. good afternoon or good morning. it looks like the afternoon. first of all, i want to say it's always a privilege to share the same podium with annie chung who works so hard for our seniors in this city but also for our immigrant community and it is exciting to be here to celebrate all of the new citizens that we have here in san francisco and of course, across the country. since 2013, sf pathways provided an opportunity to citizenship for over ten thousand residents here in san francisco across our communities and that's a milestone that we should celebrate. [cheers and applause] we know, you heard a little bit about the importance of becoming a citizen and what it does for wages, what it does to make sure that you have more family security, but i do want to put emphasis on the fact that it also gives you the right to vote here in san francisco and that is a major importance as we are coming up on election for november 8th, we have so many n

. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: thank you, supervisor. >> supervisor ahsha safai: thank you director and mr. wesley and ms. powell. i think we should open this up for public comment. if folks that are in chambers, if you would like to sign up to that side of the room. and if there isn't anyone? >> madam clerk, you can take it from here. >> thank you, mr. president. public testimony is now welcome. we will first hear testimony from those present in the chamber. please lineup on your right as mr. mandelman stated and then we'll hear from those who joined remotely. we do have interpreters still with us from the office of civic engagement and civic affairs and we have natalie and marty dickinson from land associates. if you can begin to let speakers know in their language. >> [foreign language] >> thank you, madam clerk. >> thank you. >> marty? >> thank you both for your assistance this evening. we are going to welcome our speakers in line. if there are other languages speaking, our interpreters will assist you. >> public speaker: thank you. this is all well and good. let's assume the wo

president shamann walton pushed back. >> obviously, there's something we need to do as a city to make sure that people are very clear about how we operate in san francisco before they signed a lease because they should not have to come to your group after signing a lease and have issues with employees. what is your solution to continue to lose money every day where folks are outside on the on the street striking. what is your solution to to helping solve this problem? we would prefer to have labor harmony. and we think that all parties to the airport and the revenue that we provide them, the workers and the and the pay they get. and that's given a fair market begin street. all that has to come together and this can go away for years. >> the board of supervisors, again, are in full support of higher wages and found that the county which act as landlord. we'll follow up and withhold lease renewals for those who don't respect unionizing in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> flight attendants with were picketing outside the oakland airport today. they are demanding a new contr

. >> supervisor shamann walton: good afternoon and welcome to the september 27, 2022, san francisco boardl the roll. >> [roll call]

commissioners to have a seat and i'm going to ask the president of the board of supervisors, shamann waltonto come up and say a few words. [applause] >> thank you, madam mayor, good afternoon. >> [audience, good afternoon] >> welcome to the high lath of my day. i was talking with supervisor melgar and she was talking about how exciting this is and every time we see our young people step up and take leadership positions, that's a joy for us. you may or may not know, most of our movements start with young people. youth is usually at the center of the big movements that happen in this country and in this city and across the world so being able to serve as a youth commissioner here in san francisco is a big deal. i want you to remember your oath and the positions that you -- you hold because this is a big deal and taken serious and the policies that you push for, when you knock on my door, you knock on supervisor safai's door and knock on the mayor's door and the policies you push to get implemented in san francisco are lasting policies to you're a part of decision-making for city and county of

board of supervisors, supervisor of the district ten, supervisor and president of the board, shamann walton. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, annie. good afternoon or good morning. it looks like the afternoon. first of all, i want to say it's always a privilege to share the same podium with annie chung who works so hard for our seniors in this city but also for our immigrant community and it is exciting to be here to celebrate all of the new citizens that we have here in san francisco and of course, across the country. since 2013, sf pathways provided an opportunity to citizenship for over ten thousand residents here in san francisco across our communities and that's a milestone that we should celebrate. [cheers and applause] we know, you heard a little bit about the importance of becoming a citizen and what it does for wages, what it does to make sure that you have more family security, but i do want to put emphasis on the fact that it also gives you the right to vote here in san francisco and that is a major importance as we are coming up on election for november 8th, we have so many n

board of supervisors, supervisor of the district ten, supervisor and president of the board, shamann waltonheers and applause] >> thank you, annie. good afternoon or good morning. it looks like the afternoon. first of all, i want to say it's always a privilege to share the same podium with annie chung who works so hard for our seniors in this city but also for our immigrant community and it is exciting to be here to celebrate all of the new citizens that we have here in san francisco and of course, across the country. since 2013, sf pathways provided an opportunity to citizenship for over ten thousand residents here in san francisco across our communities and that's a milestone that we should celebrate. [cheers and applause] we know, you heard a little bit about the importance of becoming a citizen and what it does for wages, what it does to make sure that you have more family security, but i do want to put emphasis on the fact that it also gives you the right to vote here in san francisco and that is a major importance as we are coming up on election for november 8th, we have so many new v

board of supervisors, supervisor of the district ten, supervisor and president of the board, shamann walton. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, annie. good afternoon or good morning. it looks like the afternoon. first of all, i want to say it's always a privilege to share the same podium with annie chung who works so hard for our seniors in this city but also for our immigrant community and it is exciting to be here to celebrate all of the new citizens that we have here in san francisco and of course, across the country. since 2013, sf pathways provided an opportunity to citizenship for over ten thousand residents here in san francisco across our communities and that's a milestone that we should celebrate. [cheers and applause] we know, you heard a little bit about the importance of becoming a citizen and what it does for wages, what it does to make sure that you have more family security, but i do want to put emphasis on the fact that it also gives you the right to vote here in san francisco and that is a major importance as we are coming up on election for november 8th, we have so many n