st. ignatius, and his children graduated from st. ignatius high school. >> sergeant ware's anniversary, too. >> vice president mazzucco: wedding day. [ applause ] they sent their daughters to sacred heart cathedral. very smart people. you'll also notice our officers are wearing pink patches like this. it's for cancer awareness month. in the san francisco police department, many members have chosen to change their patches to represent that, so you'll see a lot of our officers with pink patches. and just to tell you how we work as a commission, that took the full commission to meet to determine to change the uniform regulation just for one month. it required public comment, it required input. the police officers association was involved, the uniform makers were involved, so that's just one of the small things that we do. so that's why you'll see the officers wearing pink tonight. so now let's get into our meeting. >> secretary: commissioner, items 1, reports to the commission, 1-a, chief's report. weekly crime trends, provide an overvie

st. ignatius. i would point out that callahan was a graduate of that institution. i would like to wish some supervisors the best of holidays. i know some of you are retiring. i would like to invite you to the irish pub, drinks, god bless you. >>clerk: thank you for your comment, sir. next speaker. >> hello. my name is nicholas reynald, and i am a conservative jewish man, and i would like a moment of silence for all the jewish folks that were killed this past saturday at shabbat, so can we have a moment of silence, please. thank you. >> thank you, everybody. i also want to publicly acknowledge that i have been a person who has said hateful things in these chambers. i think supervisor peskin said you can't fight hate speech with hate speech, and today, i acknowledge that that is true, supervisor peskin. i want to apologize to kathy -- katy tang for all the vile, ad hominem attacks that i have perpetrated on her for close to 18 months. i have never intended to hurt or scare or make any board of supervisors or any staff member here ever fearful. i can only say i let my

st. ignatius church and university of san francisco. things are looking good as you get ready to head out this morning. just bundle up. the seven-day forecast is at th screen. 41 in san francisco so you're warming up. it is 38 degrees in napa, and 48 degrees in san jose. lot of these numbers are much cooler than yesterday, than when you were stepping out the door, so just be prepared for that, maybe to help you wake up, and if you are going out for a run around danville,ow0s there, and then we go up to 58 degrees at 9:00, so if you wait a little bit later this morning, it's going to feel much more comfortable. we're headed up to 72 by lunch time. now, after you go to the polls, and you just want to take it easy, maybe head to half moon y, going to be nice there, with our highs reaching into the low 60s throughout the afternoon, and breezy winds, but just getting ready and getting up and out the door this morning, it's going to be a pretty good hair day. nd a light wind. now, as we get a look at our highs today, we're headed into the upp

st. ignatius and sacred heart. so i see five. >> supervisor fewer: when i see schools, especially, i look at other remedies. for example, if it is a high school. if you had someone who was sorting the waste, could it be a student in a club with -- because i think what we're trying to do is reduce the waste that is not sorted. and the waste that is contaminated. and i actually think the best way to do that is actually to educate everyone on how to do it, rather than have someone sort the waste for them. so i think it really starts with the schools and this could be a real learning experience fort whole school community. san francisco unified does serve 58,000 public school students and there hasn't been any robust campaign around litter or littering. i know in my own district, i've launched my own one richibucto monday, which means picking up, sorting, recycling. all those things, but i haven't seen a really robust program that actually hits my community in different languages. i have a large russian speaking commun

st. ignatius high school for providing this room. i want to thank you for bringing the class here. it's always good for us and refreshing. and i want to thank the commissioners, four of you, it's your first community meeting. i want to thank the staff at taraval station, commission staff, san francisco government tv, who had to equip all this. you can watch yourselves on tv, i think, starting tonight or later tomorrow. but again, you know, one thing i'm glad you came here, but there has to be a dialogue between the community, and we tell our officers, not the profile, that you don't paint everybody with the same brush. many different folks here, men and women in the san francisco police department, and some of you had looks on your face when you saw commander mannix and deputy chief redmond back there. yes, those are moms and dads here at this school. you've probably never seen them in uniform. they have students here at the school, folks are parents at the school, so it's about us making change, so thank you for coming, it's greatly appreciated. thank you. >> motion to adjourn? >>