my name is susan green. i'm with the san francisco climate emergency coalition. thanks for this opportunity to speak. >> as you know, we can only limit the social and economic costs of climate damage if we invest strategically in measures to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible. the longer we postpone significant investments, the longer the more it will cost to simply adapt to continually worsening climate situation. >> as the clear reports findings underscore, the city's climate action plan has been what i think of as laughably underfunded for a number of years. >> the instructions for this year's city budget only make matters worse. this needs to change now. if the city is serious about meeting its climate goals, i very much support the environment department's and this commission's leadership by pushing to stabilize and increase funding for housing and vehicle electrification for greening the city for our zero waste goals and for investing in measures that support transportation mode shift. the biggest emergency san francisco faces by far is

i'm going to read some speaker cards audrey maia chalfie, susan green. >> go ahead patricia. voice. i smell a rat. >> this is the same thing that happened with and jarrod and others. if we can do this blanket rule and then all of a sudden they start using it as an excuse. this is what's bothering me. when it's so blanket by those areas that it does not show how they're going to do outreach, what they're going to do outreach. are they going to just show up like they did with us last week? give us less than three days notice and then all of a sudden we've decided to do this. this isn't a problem that this and this department has. you need to have wording on that that there has to be property proper outreach and not just one little sign and 14 blocks saying we're doing this. you need to have a really adequate outreach to the customers to your to to us whether it's merchants or whether it's neighbors. etc.. i'm dealing with one area that we've lost 174 parking places because of vision zero and it's it's wrong. we need to correct our errors. now on the western edition we told you not to

green, purple. i don't care what color you are. susan boyle. i was told a number of years ago that think about moving out of town. said, why should i solano county district attorneys office has ruled there is not enough evidence to file criminal charges against the city of les. whoa. >> police death, but advocates are demanding more transparency. i think should be investigated. not just what was accident they have no you know, mean, was this person able to see and hear and understand what was going on around him before this bulldozer or whatever came and killed him. >> you know, because a lot of homeless people or people with disabilities, you know, whether it's mental or physical. chris kelly is co-chair of the county aclu chapter. she tells kron 4. she knows what it's like being part of an underrepresented group brother. his name is mario romero. he was murdered by the lea police in 2012, along many other people. and the city of has had a history of disregarding life later in the evening, community members entered city hall with their signs r

green, purple. i don't care what color you are. susan boyle.mber of years ago that think about moving out of town. i said, why should i solano county district attorneys office has ruled there is not enough evidence to file criminal charges against the city of les. whoa. >> police death, but advocates are demanding more transparency. i think should be investigated. not just what was accident they have no you know, mean, was this person able to see and hear and understand what was going on around him before this bulldozer or whatever came and killed him. >> you know, because a lot of homeless people or people with disabilities, you know, whether it's mental or physical. chris kelly is co-chair of the county aclu chapter. she tells kron 4. she knows what it's like being part of an underrepresented group brother. his name is mario romero. he was murdered by the lea police in 2012, along many other people. and the city of has had a history of disregarding life later in the evening, community members entered city hall with their signs representing oa

susan frastaten island showing her cowgirl outfit and bennett loves wearing cowboy boots according to grandma kathie. ainsley in the green room, getting into spirit by showing off their dance moves. ainsley, looking good. how about that. >> steve: look at that. >> lawrence: you -- >> ainsley: we did put it on social media. >> carley: you made it public. >> lawrence: you got to hear the music, we can't play the music. >> steve: deep in the heart of texas. >> ainsley: cotton-eyed joe, long time ago. >> steve: they play that at yankees game. >> brian: shouldn't you be preparing for your next segment. >> ainsley: we eat, sleep and dance in the green room. >> brian: i study for my next segment. >> ainsley: teacher's pet, it is tap dance tuesday. in honor of lawrence and his great state of texas and viewers down there. >> brian: steve is too polite to put his feet on the table. he was raised right. >> ainsley: your mom will send you a text. 22 after top of the hour, trump's congressional address has not happened yet and democrats are already outraged. >> he's going to lie, he'll be divorced from reality. >> that state of the u