>> tom gilberti. e ers tasers are weapons. the last time i was at the board of supervisors chamber i remember the film a man presented for tasers and there were two men in each other's face and taser took one person down and that's not appropriate need. anytime you're that close to a person you can stick a taser there's an alternative. they also used the example of two officers holding a man down on the ground and another man pulling a taser out. if two officers are hold man or a woman or anybody down, a taser is inappropriate. i would rather see you grab a rope and tie the gentlemen's feet up. tasers are close encounters. we could use alternatives instead of the taser that are much less -- that can do damage. i would like to see how many tasers pulls versus guns drawn. the tasers should -- by definition, reduce those shots. if it's not the tasers are not being effective. i'd also like to make sure that we have -- when we deal with the tasers we have a racial response who's getting shot. thank you for your time. >> commissione

g tom gilberti. recently i mentioned supervisor ronen and duffy cleaning 16th street b.a.r.t. station, muni station. mentioned supervisor yee with his importance in the 17th avenue, 19th avenue muni stop. this board needs to get reinvolved with muni. the people need it. the people need as much contact with making decisions in this city as possible. further back, i mentioned the piranhas devouring of ththeir . this is uber and lyft. the text industry being in alamo, and the text industry is being in dire straits. this board has given no help. how many of you can afford to throwaway a far of a million dollars in six years, and not need help? that commission needs help from you guys. marijuana, the city that knows how. 99% of the people that have been working and taking care of marijuana for decades when it was illegal are now locked outside. they can't comply. that's not the way we want to go here. last time i spoke, i mentioned a political contribution donation room that receives all contributions and donations to political candidates. and in this way, they come in, they receiv

>> tom gilberti. 99 bullets is a lot. it reminds me of mario woods with their five officers in that position with their guns drawn that we don't want to see anymore. i hope we can work on that. i hope we can work on that. the police are -- have a -- have a tough time. we just -- on the television within the last few days, we had a jaywalker who was killed. that rubs off on everybody. that's tough. i live in south beach ma reari apartments, and there was an episode today at south beach marina apartments. somebody was pulled in by the police. from what i understand, there were, like, 60 officers surrounding a gentleman who was trying to hide from the police. i didn't hear about it. first i heard about it was in the elevator coming down to coming here. and this supposedly happen around noon. i heard the helicopter, and then, i heard a siren. i heard nothing else. so in that regard, if that happened, if that's true, congratulations for the police for not causing more of an alarm and causing more -- creating a situation that's

. >> tom gilberti, marijuana taxis, broken people on the street, airport torture, pretty good day at the office, i would say. i shared my first 12 years with a woman who died in 1962, 78 years old. i didn't know her, i kind of recognized her in pictures and newspapers and she was on the tv screens. and then in the decades since, you know, you find out more stories, there's books. one especially resonated, "the american experience." there was a part of her story, eleanor roosevelt's story about what she did one block away with the, started the birth of the united nations. at the end, every man gave her a standing ovation. she deserves a little statue here, you know, one block east of us. i would like to adopt two cities, counties, sister cities like we talked about here. the two palestinian states, gaza and the west bank, i think san francisco should lead the way. and these are sister, brother, sister, whatever you want to call them, cities. lost rights, they don't have any. it's an apartheid with the strength, if it takes another 50 years, that's 70 years already, 120, it doesn't mat