thank you and happy juneteenth. >> thank you, one more time for supervisor shamann walton. now let's welcome, please chief, william scott. [applause] >> good afternoon everybody. and happy juneteenth. i will do two things. i want to say a few words. three things and thank a few people in the room and say a little about juneteenth and then i have an award for ms. felicia jones. give her a round of applause. [applause] i will call you up in a second. so, juneteenth, it has been said by our mayor and attorney general, 1865, june 19, 1865, people in texas african american people in texas finally found out that they were free. problem was they had been free for two years. how does that happen? it happens when you don't have a voice and at the mercy of others to have a voice. we are in a different place now, because we all have a voice and let me tell you, we have to use that voice. now, there are many people in this room who don't have any problem speaking truth to power. reverend brown, you know what i'm talking about. felicia jones, you know what i'm talking about. [indiscerni

i like to make a excuse vice chair supervisor shamann walton from the meeting. >> yes, on the motion to excuse vice chair walton, supervisor melgar, aye. supervisor safai, absent. chair ronan, aye. the motion passes with supervisor safai being absent. >> motion passes. please read item number 1. >> item 1 is charter amendment first draft to amend the city and county of to acquire the or children our families council to use an outcome framework to evaluate the budget and responding of each city department with expenditures that are eligible including in the children youth fund baseline or the public education enrichment fund. require the mayor and board of supervisors to consider the council findings during the consideration of city--including the board of supervisor holding public hearing and adopting fiendings about the evaluation--excuse me, about the expenditure by resolution. require the san francisco unified school district to submit proposals once every 5 years and annual report describing how they will spend the city general fund and contribution to the peef with outcome framew

supervisor shamann walton, and board president aaron peskin. shortly by vice chair, vice by supervisor myrna melgar. we're returning back from recess. and i first wanted to say that, on on the record that previously last friday have mentioned a motion, i mentioned three different motions and including one of the motions that we will potentially put 10% of the salary on reserve. i want to put on a record that i'm withdrawing this motion, because based on the advice of our city attorney, and that's all i can say. and so, i just want to put that on record. and then with the remaining of the two motions, we will discuss, when we return, we will be going back on recess now and that we will return at. tinr breed, former mayor brown. to my many colleagues for whom i speak. returning from recess and my apologies. i think we have to come back for at 530. hasisco he back. we are reconvened. and thank you for your patience as we're working out our final negotiations to bring this budget before you. now for a vote, but before we do that, i want to first di

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we are joined by the sponsor of this legislation, district seven, supervisor shamann walton. the floor is yours. thank you so much, chair melgar. and thank you, colleagues, for allowing me to crash, this is something important to community. as james richards is a community trailblazer that is responsible for providing jobs for hundreds of district ten residents and people all across san francisco for several decades. he's an electrician by trade that has provided opportunities for entry into the trades, and not just for electricians, but for trades all across the board. he fought early in life with the big five, as some of us remember, with the likes of eloise westbrook, osceola washington, juliette comer, ethel garlington and bertha freeman, all of which also have streets named after them for housing rights and accessibility for low income and black people in this city. and this is really how his organizing began. james richards also co-founded aboriginal black man united, better known as abu, and is responsible for community building that has led to successes, quite frankly

we are joined by the sponsor of this legislation, district seven, supervisor shamann walton. the floor is yours. thank you so much, chair melgar. and thank you, colleagues, for allowing me to crash, this is something important to community. as james richards is a community trailblazer that is responsible for providing jobs for hundreds of district ten residents and people all across san francisco for several decades. he's an electrician by trade that has provided opportunities for entry into the trades, and not just for electricians, but for trades all across the board. he fought early in life with the big five, as some of us remember, with the likes of eloise westbrook, osceola washington, juliette comer, ethel garlington and bertha freeman, all of which also have streets named after them for housing rights and accessibility for low income and black people in this city. and this is really how his organizing began. james richards also co-founded aboriginal black man united, better known as abu, and is responsible for community building that has led to successes, quite frankly

i'm joined by vice chair rafael mandelman, supervisors myrna melgar and shamann walton, shortly by presidentalipa. i would like to thank corwin cooley from sfgovtv for broadcasting

supervisor shamann walton, and board president aaron peskin. shortly by vice chair, vice by supervisor myrna melgar. we're returning back from recess. and i first wanted to say that, on on the record that previously last friday have mentioned a motion i mentioned three different motions and including one of the motions that we will potentially put 10% of the salary on reserve. i want to put on a record that i'm withdrawing this motion, because based on the advice of our city attorney and that's all i can say. and so, i just want to put that on record. and then with the remaining of the two motions, we will discuss, when we return, we will be going back on recess now and that we will return at. ting, mayor breed, former mayor brown. to my many colleagues for whom i speak. returning from recess and my apologies. i think we have to come back for at 530. hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasisco hasis

, supervisor shamann walton called for a hearing on the sheriff's office, i think it really brought to light the lack of resources, and i hope people will take a view of that. and there was a good community showing as well. so i want to thank, supervisor walton for calling that hearing. also, just wanted to congratulate member brooker. again, another great graduation and another cohort, for the hunters point family and young community developers, inc, their environmental technician and job readiness training, that was very inspiring. i had a great chat with, one of the graduates who was a dad of four, and his youngest six year old was reading really well, great conversationalist. and so i think you should be really proud . and the new center is really beautiful. the southeast community center. and i'm reminded that, the bayview center was where kamala harris had her first headquarters when she was running for district attorney. now, vice president. so it really just takes the community. so thank you very much for all you do. member. thanks for coming out, with that, dan, do we have

i'm joined by vice chair rafael mandelman, supervisors myrna melgar and shamann walton