i see a lot of people that are trying to condemn them, but the majority of the citizens of the city votedor him, and i think that should be considered and respected. instead of going after him, we should go after the people that are enslaving people and the prostitution trade and openly against the will through threats and intimidation, and i think this city has shown it is a recognizable one. a lot of people, even the people that do not like mr. ross they ask me what is going on. they say this is unjust. i urge you to consider, because it is making us look very bad to the rest of the country in the world. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am a 37th mayoral candidate for san francisco. i was not allowed out of the box. immediately after asking for protection i was called off -- hauled off. my campaign papers thrown in the dumpster, and my life has been a living hell. a lot of it has to do with the facts. i was nearly killed 1 million times. he was put back on the streets and allowed to go free after a 145 that fell on me. i have been held body with three holes in my head bein

i see a lot of people that are trying to condemn them, but the majority of the citizens of the city votedink that should be considered and respected. instead of going after him, we should go after the people that are enslaving people and the prostitution trade and openly against the will through threats and intimidation, and i think this city has shown it is a recognizable one. a lot of people, even the people that do not like mr. ross they ask me what is going on. they say this is unjust. i urge you to consider, because it is making us look very bad to the rest of the country in the world. thank you.

the sense of justice that you might have been cited you. you are here today because you were rightfully elected for us, the citizens of the city. t is the same as we did with our sheriff. we need him back to work. we need you and to start working for us. -- we need him to start working for us. i want you to consider that. because next time, it might be one of you and we will have to stand here for you, too. we are going to come and say, this is unfair. please, do not do this. i'm here to support ross mirkarimi because we need him right there. at his post. i hope you do something about that. as a latino immigrant, i feel highly this respected by all of these people, all of these different organizations here in san francisco supporting families. [tone] this is not a case of domestic violence. we need all of this to be done in a right and just way. thank you for your attention and consideration today. [applause] >> criss evening. my name is michelle. i'm here to stand for not only ross mirkarimi, but for the family and any of you that may go into a situation like this. i think he has done incredible work. i really appeal for you to

how hollywood does to sell an upcoming movie and the highlights of have to include the battle of baltimore, the crucial conflict for the citizens of the city resisted both the land and sea force, the lombard and of the navy was observed by merrill lynch. he recorded what he saw in title that its first publication of the defense of fort mchenry, but someone else soon put it to music and renamed the star spangled banner. we would have to see hazard perry with the smoke of the battle of lake erie still in the air, joining a note to the secretary of the war in pencil on a used envelope that he pulled from his pocket. .. >> only mr. madison and his cabinet do not return. instead, retreating soldiers stream through the town. so i suppose we're going to have a pov here of dolly looking down from the high window in the nation's largest house, spyglass to her eye. for days she's been packing james' papers along with her red velvet curtains, waiting and wondering, until a messenger arrives with word from james. it's a freed slave named james smith who brings the word that they must flee. but she can't, at least until she deals with george. because,

that hollywood sells us on upcoming defeat and the highlights would have to include the battle of baltimore, a crucial conflict with the citizens of the city existed at the land and sea force. the bombardment of the royal navy was observed by the sun-times poet who was held captive on the ship in the harbor. he recorded what he saw in a poem titled but his first publication at fort mchenry was someone else put it to music and renamed it the star-spangled banner. on the horseback we have to jump cut to the president's house dolly is awaiting james return. which is the only time the president has been at the front during a war. only mr. madison did not return. instead, retreating soldiers can cream through the town. we have to pld here of dolly looking down from the high window in the nation's largest house. for days she's been packing the papers of james along with the red velvet curtaining w, waiting and wondering until a messenger arrives. it's a freed slave james smith that bring the word they must flee. she can't at least until she deals with george. because you see, although she can hear the boom of cannon from the room was of the pres

clear to the public, especially those watching on sfgovtv is a critical starting point for making sure that the the message of jobs for the community continues to resonate with the citizens and the cityounty of san francisco. i urge you to continue that. i want to commit that we will continue to do everything we can to help you out. president moran: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i have a few handouts for you. i am here to talk about the proposed water transfer. back, we were discussing in 2008, we were very concerned about the proposal. now we are looking at -- we are back of to the 25. very disappointing for us. when it was being discussed, they werenooñqe looking at a t- year average. it was even lower in 2008. the 265 cap was already compromised. we did not oppose that at the time. the water transfer was controversial at the time and was a very hard decision, even for the planning commission. there is a letter from the chair, it says a lot of things. the river is a precious resource and we should continue to protect it. the system used to hundred 12.8, which is 20% below the cap. -- 212.8, which is 20% below the cap. it is a bad deal for san francisco taxpayers. th

it is one of the things people fear most in their life and it is hard enough for citizens of the city to come to a board or commission when they are concerned about an item then address those boards and commissions and to be aware of the fact that members in the auditorium and members on sfgtv are also watching them. to have someone showed a total animosity not only says that message to that individual but it sends a message to every other person in the chamber and every person watching on government television. it's as we did not want your comments, we did not appreciate them, and if you see the wrong thing to us, we will attack you. our response is ok, the ordinance clearly says members are free to express their opinions, to respond, and i want to thank you for the responses i have gone although i may have not agreed with each one. i respect the fact there were given and it is that give-and- take that really encourages people to participate in government. i think one of the things that i see separately is the fact that many people to not go to boards and commissions because they rea

the excitement of this job. every day, you come to work it's a new adventure. you get to meet all the different citizens of the cityraces, religions. it's very enjoyable. >> how about you? >> same thing. i enjoy every single day. you don't know what you are going to get into. very rewarding when you see something go from a tragic experience and change their lives for the better. i enjoy doing that every single day. this department is one of the finest. my brother is a police officer in dallas. he's going on 25 years. i remember when i first started, he mentioned what agency are you going to i said san jose. he said oh my god, that is a great department. it holds true today. >> i have nothing but respect for the work you do. you have the final word. >> we need it from both fronts. we need to do a great job at are you cross-suiting and retention. we are bringing the officers in, but there's no monetary value you can place when we lose officers with years of experience. it's something that needs to get worked on from both ends. we need to work on the recruiting and the retainment. that's the way the city, you know, th

the commission bothering to listen to the complainant. and you decided the city was right in the citizen was wrong. it is a denial of due process and i think that you cannot justify not here in one single complaint other than that one. it looks bad for you and it is bad given the mirkarimi situation because the only case you have ever heard was against jewell gomez. you voted to recommend that should be removed. the mayor ignored that. how is it going to look when you make a recommendation to the mayor and he chooses to act upon it? the first time you heard a case about official misconduct, other than a politically motivated one. >> the next item is items for future meetings. >> this goes back to the first or second commission meeting that i ever sat on was this issue of the findings that the commission had made about the chairman of the library. the letter that was sent to the mayor and i do not remember which of the commissioners suggested that maybe an agenda item should be a follow-up to that finding. to the mayor to demonstrate we do not necessarily what it drops in a black hole. [inaudible] if this commission