[speaking tagalog language] >> interpreter: thank you so much, madam clerk. [speaking spanish language]

[speaking tagalog language] >> interpreter: thank you so much, madam clerk. [speaking spanish language] >> interpreter: thank you, madam clerk. >> clerk: and miss li, please. [speaking chinese language] >> interpreter: thank you. >> clerk: thank you. such beautiful voices. there are currently 27 individuals listening and 13 in the queue. i will just state that before too long, i will repeat the numbers listening, but for now, if you want to raise your hand, please press star-three, and mr. president, when you're ready, we'll have operations send the first speaker. >> president yee: okay. let's get started. >> clerk: okay, operations. welcome, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. can you hear? >> clerk: yes, we can. welcome. >> thank you. hi. my name is artavia berry. thank you to the entire board for the resolution noted as item 11 on today's agenda. it is an honor to continue celebrating the resilience of black lives matter. multiplying good in our community has celebrated the transformative work in our community being accomplished by san francisco leader

[speaking tagalog language] >> interpreter: thank you so much, madam clerk.speaking spanish language] >> interpreter: thank you, madam clerk. >> clerk: and miss li, please. [speaking chinese language] >> interpreter: thank you. >> clerk: thank you. such beautiful voices. there are currently 27 individuals listening and 13 in the queue. i will just state that before too long, i will repeat the numbers listening, but for now, if you want to raise your hand, please press star-three, and mr. president, when you're ready, we'll have operations send the first speaker. >> president yee: okay. let's get started. >> clerk: okay, operations. welcome, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. can you hear? >> clerk: yes, we can. welcome. >> thank you. hi. my name is artavia berry. thank you to the entire board for the resolution noted as item 11 on today's agenda. it is an honor to continue celebrating the resilience of black lives matter. multiplying good in our community has celebrated the transformative work in our community being accomplished by san francisco leaders,

the survey is available online, through our website in english, pannish, cantonese, tagalog, arabic,ese and samoan. the information we gather will be shared with the working groups. you heard me mention that the detailed plan will be to the board on july 28th. the 14th, we'll have high-level recommendations that will give you a sense of the direction that we believe we should take as a district. once again, i want to thank you for being here tonight. i don't think there is any more important place for you to be on this evening than you sharing information with the panel that was here. but also, you're sharing information with the work groups and the board because all of this information will be filtered and moved up to them. with that, i will turn it over to our school board president, mark sanchez for the final words. i think you're on mute. >> i wanted to say thank you to dr. matthews. that's what you do. thank you, dr. matthews and our panelists and tech support folks. thank you, audience. we still have 3,000 folks here making it to the end. i think that the thought exchange is st

[speaking tagalog language] >> interpreter: thank you, madam clerk.[speaking spanish language] . >> clerk: thank you both very much. there are 35 folks in the queue listening, and there are 19 ready to speak, so mr. qao, can you please send the first speaker through. >> linda chapman. linda chapman. i mention that supervisor walton's ordinance calls to mind penalties for abusers of the disoriented men who are victimizing my neighbors just because they're passing along market street, and i want to report that there was already a good impact on saturday, when i came upon an incident again with my neighbor's lawyer threatening a young man -- in this case, a young man who was black -- but he's an equal opportunity oppressor, this guy, and he was saying to him, are you going to call the police? now, what was he doing? he was a nice looking young man, very polite, and well dressed, even, but confused mentally, and he was about to enter this device that was left by a contractor -- somebody else's contractor that had big signs on all side that said honey buck

[speaking tagalog language] >> interpreter: thank you, madam clerk.[speaking spanish language] . >> clerk: thank you both very much. there are 35 folks in the queue listening, and there are 19 ready to speak, so mr. qao, can you please send the first speaker through. >> linda chapman. linda chapman. i mention that supervisor walton's ordinance calls to mind penalties for abusers of the disoriented men who are victimizing my neighbors just because they're passing along market street, and i want to report that there was already a good impact on saturday, when i came upon an incident again with my neighbor's lawyer threatening a young man -- in this case, a young man who was black -- but he's an equal opportunity oppressor, this guy, and he was saying to him, are you going to call the police? now, what was he doing? he was a nice looking young man, very polite, and well dressed, even, but confused mentally, and he was about to enter this device that was left by a contractor -- somebody else's contractor that had big signs on all side that said honey buck

[speaking tagalog language] >> interpreter: thank you, madam clerk. >> clerk: thank you so much, all three of you. we appreciate your presence here. all right. if you're unable to stay for the length of public comment, please submit your written correspondence to board.of.supervisors@sfgov.org. you can also find our meeting on-line or channel 26. the public comment information is also streaming on-line and on cable channel 26. thank you. mr. president? >> president yee: okay. let's proceed with public comment. >> clerk: okay. we welcome your comment. each speaker will have up to two minutes. >> linda chapman. [inaudible] >> -- completely uncalled for. i'm looking further on your agenda -- [inaudible] >> clerk: thank you, miss chapman, for your comments. we have 16 individuals listening and six members of the public in the queue. if you are listening, this is a good time to press star-three so that you can get in line. operations, please, next caller. welcome, caller. you have up to two minutes. hello, caller? have you joined us? star-three will get you in line. hello, caller, have yo

[speaking tagalog language] >> interpreter: thank you, madam clerk.[speaking spanish language] . >> clerk: thank you both very much. there are 35 folks in the queue listening, and there are 19 ready to speak, so mr. qao, can you please send the first speaker through. >> linda chapman. linda chapman. i mention that supervisor walton's ordinance calls to mind penalties for abusers of the disoriented men who are victimizing my neighbors just because they're passing along market street, and i want to report that there was already a good impact on saturday, when i came upon an incident again with my neighbor's lawyer threatening a young man -- in this case, a young man who was black -- but he's an equal opportunity oppressor, this guy, and he was saying to him, are you going to call the police? now, what was he doing? he was a nice looking young man, very polite, and well dressed, even, but confused mentally, and he was about to enter this device that was left by a contractor -- somebody else's contractor that had big signs on all side that said honey buck