. >> tom gillburty. i'll give him applause. thank you. 1960's the mets used to have the dodgers come into town and be swept and the giants come to town and they would lose one game. a series and they would always finish behind the dodgers one game behind in the 1960's. mays [inaudible] pro 'sank ware. pause in a new direction. paula gray, a new direction includes a new mayor. a couple weeks ago the mission people rallied here and a man kept saying there is no plan. here is a start of one. a new mayor, he or she held pause elisact evictions. [inaudible] ban no fault or cause evictions mpt number 3, establishes rent control for all market rate apartments. their rates are frozen and if you have been here, lived here in a market rate apartment and there are vee few people that have for 10 years, your rate gets frozen and pegged at fiver years ago. we want to protect and keep people in the neighborhoods and a healthy neighborhood has long term residence there. even the techys that have been here 3 or 4 years are starting to have pro

. >> tom gillburty. i think another example of applause and redirection-so much of the energy for the police is having to deal with drugs, having to deal with mental illness on the street, homeless on the street. instead of jailing these people we need a alternative and for all of the other reasons everybody just said and continue to say, pause and redirection is needed instead of building more jail cells. thank you >> thank you next speaker

. >> tom gillburty. i think another example of applause and redirection-so much of the energy for the police is having to deal with drugs, having to deal with mental illness on the street, homeless on the street. instead of jailing these people we need a alternative and for all of the other reasons everybody just said and continue to say, pause and redirection is needed instead of building more jail cells. thank you >> thank you next speaker please. >> hello my name is rilen tom and i just learned about this today, first of all i'm only 16. for myself to just learn about this today and see how huge this is, i want to discourage it because one thing is that you are encouraging people to be in jail. two, is right now i'm with the mental health board and we are doing a project about how teens are accessing mental helths services. the thing is, if you encourage this, like you are asking them to be in there. money should like, it was said to be given them opportunities, encouraging them and trying to get them

. >> tom gillburty. i think another example of applause and redirection-so much of the energy for the police is having to deal with drugs, having to deal with mental illness on the street, homeless on the street. instead of jailing these people we need a alternative and for all of the other reasons everybody just said and continue to say, pause and redirection is needed instead of building more jail cells. thank you >> thank you next speaker please. >> hello my name is rilen tom and i just learned about this today, first of all i'm only 16. for myself to just learn about this today and see how huge this is, i want to discourage it because one thing is that you are encouraging people to be in jail. two, is right now i'm with the mental health board and we are doing a project about how teens are accessing mental helths services. the thing is, if you encourage this, like you are asking them to be in there. money should like, it was said to be given them opportunities, encouraging them and trying to get them