herbert wiener, jason, tony, and then chris. >> herbert wiener, weiner, instead of wiener. oh, see, you got it wrong. >> that's sfgovtv. >> any way, i appreciate it, commissioner heminger's attempts to get some clarification. now, this whole business about accepting the lowest bid contractor, that is a trap because i believe there are all sorts of contingency with the lowest contractor. you know, there's going to be cost overruns, all sorts of expenses involved, and if i'm correct, 122 contract modifications, that's a lot. and the greatest peril is to the m.t.a. budget, because if you are going to have to pay extra amounts, are you -- is it going to detract from transportation? what is going to be the cost of thshgs you know, this is really disastrous, one boondoggle. now, people may state that you shouldn't name it after rose pack and the rest of it, i'm comfortable with it because it's the essence of rose pack, with contract overruns and shenanigans. so, i -- i really think that this has really been a real disaster and boondoggle and the best thing you can say about this

including gretchen wieners. it comes down to how liked you are. you know that. what, dana and gretchen? popularity is not important on facebook anymore. if you live in australia, there's no longer going to be a tally of the likes on your post. like all the crocodile dundee movies, could be headed to america soon enough. the thought is that users can feel insignificant without a big number of likes on their post. we don't want people to feel insignificant. studies have shown that facebook can hurt our well-being because of jealousy if friends get likes. this is another wussification of america. >> first of all, trying this in australia is unique. australians are so liked. they're so kind. so i can see starting this there. i think this might be a good idea. >> okay. >> dana: the other thing is, it's not just the envy piece it's the fact that you go back to check. is any joke landing here or is this picture getting a lot of likes. people see how great my dog looks today. >> i don't love everybody gets a trophy culture. >> dana: if i post a picture, i get the most l

. >>> senator wiener has started a legislation to limit pg&g to charge people for service concerning. state senator wiener said there is nothing preventing the utilities from shutting off power to avoid fire and liability costs even if did is not necessary. the planned blackouts are to prevent wildfires in extreme weather. >>> today is the free buyback program. if you turn in an assault rifle, you'll get $400. it is from 10:00 this morning to 1:00 this afternoon. it will be in the rking lot of city hall. >>> a sacramento lawmaker reached a deal on a controversial vaccine mill. it is to crackdown on doctors that provide fraudulent medical exemptions. it will give school children grace periods that could last several years. for instance, a kindergartener could retain it through the sixth grade and 7th grader could be exempt through high school. >>> drivers may soon have to take a toll newsome street. it will charge fees for people that want to drive down the crooked part of lombard street. neighbors have repeatedly complained about noise and traffic. the governor has till mid- october

ensure the best message is provided to the governor's operation per the recommendation by senator wiener who carried the bill on the senate floor for us. finally, senator wean nor has sp127. you have recently adopted a support position. this would required caltrans to develop complete streets elements in association with major state rehab projects under taken on conventional roadways. 19th street or others in the bay area in addition to fixing a culvert they would look for an opportunity to upgrade the sidewalks or provide bike lane facility or other complete street element in association. the administration has produced a cost estimate of over $1 billion annually, which would be to the detriment of the rehabilitation program for the state system, however, senator wiener has disputed the methodology, the bill is going down to the wire. i think it will pass the legislature and be a discussion between the author and the administration as to what the real cost effect is before it is decided. for this year, you tracked a number of bills. of the bills that the board took positions of support

bernie bros, wikileaks, anthony wiener and his wiener, facebook and sexism, her party, gender and generations her by, but i hope beyond hope there is something to the british bets. i would not be surprised if hillary shook the clinton foundation piggy bank loose of a few thousand dollars to place bets on herself to get chattering mojo. i want her to run so badly is hurts my feelings, i would volunteer in hillary lady army to knock on doors and twist arms to make her the nominee. am i so sadistic to let her run to watch her lose again? you bet, that is the memo. kennedy: this month nbc reported that hillary has been in close contact with hi elizabeth warren throughout the campaign? man panel is back. chris, doug, michael. doug, let's discuss this. democrats are not really satisfied. so is hillary coming in at last minute and save the day? at a broker convention. >> she would like to. kennedy: yeah. is what that you hear. >> it is, but if you are a rational gambler, you get 20 to 1 odd on last candidate, and 23 democrats running now, and a 15% threshold, that is not a bad boat, i may place --

. >> among the first lawmakers to take to social media was san francisco senator scott wiener, he says the woman has been antivaccination protester. >> when you have people who are trying to harass and intimidate and even assault elected officials, that's just not an attack on us as elected officials, that's an attack on democracy. >> investigators are testing the red liquid to confirm what it is. for the last several weeks, dozens of anti-vaccination demonstrators have been converging on the state capital to protest a new law that will make it harder for doctors to exempt children from required vaccinations to go to school, and the republican leaders joined colleagues to condemn the violent and unacceptable behavior that took place at the state capitol this evening. regardless of differences of opinion, there is no place for this in our america. no one was injured but senators had to delay the final night of the session because of the drama in the senate chamber. they reconvened in a smaller room to finish the work for the night. >> a crime was committed today. but the senate will not

. >>> scott wiener excused legislation to limit pg&e's ability to shut off electricity. utilities will shut off power to avoid costs even when it's not necessary. it would allow rate payers to bill pg&e for costs they occur during shut off and prohibit charges for service during the planned blackout. >>> the fire on a boat in the channel islands. crews had to suspend efforts to find remains of the last victim. they hope to keep the vessel in one piece to help determine what caused the fire. >> the first step is to roll over the vessel with the appropriate rigging equipment and have that stablize prior to beginning the raise. >> authorities say they will not conduct autopsies on the victims. they believe they all died of smoke inhalation not have burns. >>> hurricane dorian made landfall on the out ir banks. it's now a category 1 but there's widespread damage due to winds and rain. dorian will remain a hurricane. >>> tonight disaster crews in the bahamas has new numbers, days after hurricane dorian battered the island the death toll has risen to 43. a list of the missing

we spoke to state senator scott wiener about the president's remarks. >> we collect needles on the ground, we have people who their job is to pick them up. and this idea that because, you know, he claims that someone has put a needle into a storm drain that san francisco is going to be cited for that is ridiculous. >> reporter: for those who live in san francisco, the president's remarks are not a surprise. >> i mean i think it's just an easy target for people to say that about san francisco. but those problems are in every major city. >> i think if anything san francisco does a phenomenal job handling needles and other dangerous bio hazards. i don't know how the president could possibly see needles going into the -- it's the kind of inflammatory comment he's well-known for. and mayor london breed tweeted if the president wants to talk about homelessness we are committed to working on solutions like adding 1,000 new beds next year and working on a housing bond to create more badly needed housing. >>> a lawsuit has been filed by a crew member of the dive boat involved in that deadly labor

now san francisco state senator scott wiener tweeted in response epa must have a lot of time on their hands since under this president it's not enforcing actual environmental laws. the vast majority of sf doesn't have human waste or syringes. and so it is disappointing that the trump administration has subjected california's request for more housing vouchers to get people off the streets. >> the president of california concluded a visit to a new section of the border wall in san diego. fox news lauren blanchard has this report. >> reporter: the president showing off a section of his fewly built wall in southern california. days after customs and border protection announced a 22% decline in border apprehensions. and they say democrats in congress say the cost of the wall could hurt the u.s. military. >> and this wall could not be climbed. it is very hard. >> reporter: according to cbp, some 60 miles of new border walls have been constructed. president trump touring a section in mesa, california and meeting with border patrol. >> there is a false narrative out there. >> reporter: a new

state senator scott wiener of san francisco authored the bill to sell alcohol until 3:00 a.m.n ten cities including san francisco and oakland. the bill was intended to support the local economies, but the opponents argue that pushing last call to 3:00 a.m. could threaten public safety. >>> the company that made billions selling the prescription painkiller filed for bankruptcy late today. the filing by purdue pharma comes just ten days after reaching a settlement. suing the company over the toll of opioids. the filing was anticipated today and after they were struck. the deal could be worth up to $12 billion. purdue's bankruptcy filing means it will be removed from the first federal opioid trial scheduled to start in cleveland on october 21. >>> and students and teachers at pairing county public high schools are being trained to help save lives. starting tomorrow the medical services agency will distribute 600 stop the bleed kits to classrooms. those kits include tourniquets, bandages, and other supplies to prevent injuries. student wills be trained to use the supplies later in

we spoke to state senator scott wiener about the president's remarks. >> we collect needles on the ground, we have people who their job is to pick them up. and this idea that because, you know, he claims that someone has put a needle into a storm drain that san francisco is going to be cited for that is ridiculous. >> reporter: for those who live in san francisco, the president's remarks are not a surprise. >> i mean i think it's just an easy target for people to say that about san francisco. but those problems are in every major city. >> i think if anything san francisco does a phenomenal job handling needles and other dangerous bio hazards. i don't know how the president could possibly see needles going into the -- it's the kind of inflammatory comment he's well-known for. >> reporter: and just an hour ago mayor london breed tweeted if the president wants to talk about homelessness we are committed to working on solutions like adding 1,000 new beds next year and working on a housing bond to create more badly needed housing. of course the president was in silicon valley yesterday attendi

senator scott wiener tweeted this.hard pan, a pediatrician and author of the bill was attacked by an anti- vaccine activist several weeks ago. he said this incident was incited by the violent rhetoric perpetuated by members of the anti-vax movement. this is an attack on the democratic process and an assault on all californians and must be met condemnation for everyone. >> we strongly condemn what happened because that should never happen. >> reporter: anti-vaccine leaders say they have no connection to the woman responsible though one man says she approached him. >> i got a couple of inches away from her face. she said if i knew of anybody doing some weird stuff, if anybody was going to get loud today. >> reporter: many were saddened the so-called stunt took place before their final vigil honoring children who were injured or deceased. >> we are being overshadowed by something awful. despicable. >> reporter: four senators in all had blood spilt on them. in sacramento, rachel wulff, kpix5. >>> one woman was arrested and

so senator scott wiener he rallied with supporters yesterday in san francisco. the legislation would allow companies to give their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. >>we had left to raise wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom to sign 34 and law. >>well the new push comes after voters approved attack exchange on pot. the bill is now on governor nuisance task. since coming to the city of santa cruz, the city council is considering ordinance that would allow marijuana lounges that'll be different ashley cain reports. office is lined the streets of downtown santa cruz. but a new kind of business could be cropping up in the near future. >>it will be a lot like a restaurant only with marijuana on the menu. >>there's a couple of different models out there didn't exist store potentially some sort of room there where you could purchase the product in the venue and then actually be able to consume on site. other options are in use that solely and bring yo

. - yeah, and if you believe that, i got a big, floppy wiener to dangle in your face. >> from comedyentral's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for coming out! i'm loving it! i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is president of microsoft, here with a new book about "the promise and perils of the digital age" -- brad smith is joining us! ( cheers and applause ) also tonight's show, someone is trying to kill simba, your phone sucks now, and someone is leaving the white house -- but it's not who you hope. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the big news of the day. no modern president has lost as many cabinet officials or senior advisors in their entire first term as trump has in his first 30 months. it's a record, and now he's just running up the score. >> major anational monument today by president trump on twitter that he has fired his national security advisor john bolton. this is the tweet, "i i

. >> reporter: among the first lawmakers to take to social media was san francisco senator scott wiener. >> when you have people who are trying to harass and intimidate, even assault elected officials, that's not just an attack on us as elected officials, that's an attack on democracy. >> reporter: chp investigators are now testing the liquid to confirm what it is. dozens of anti-vaccination demonstrators have been converging on the state capitol to protest a new law that will make it harder for doctors to exempt children vaccinations to go to school. in dounsing tonight's incident senate republicans condemned the violent and unacceptable behavior that took place at the state capitol this evening. regardless of differences of opinions, there is no place for this in our america. no one was injured but senators had to delay. final night of their session because of the drama in the senate chamber. they reconvened in a smaller room to finish their work for the night. >> a crime was committed today, but the senate will not be deterred from conducting the people's business. >> reporter: now a

i want to set the record straight that the policy came about after senator wiener unanimously passed the resolution in support of naming the subway after ms. pak. i am here to speak to this notion that chinatown is divided. >> i am sorry. your time is up. >> good evening, directors. i am malcolm young. i lived in san francisco for 18 years and worked in chinatown over two decades. tonight rose's sister asked me to speak on her behalf. she wanted to come but decided not to in the end. it was too hard for her to suffer through the negativity she knew was coming out tonight and it has. tonight we heard the eulogies from the community that i wish joanna could have heard. for the last 30 years she watched rose pursue the grade love of china time. that superseded friendships and family. it is what rose lived and died for. i can say that chinatown is here as an immigrant gateway because of rose's love. she gave her life for our community. let's give rose a little something back. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> goo good evening. i am vice president of north beach business association.

years worked and with everyone and title to same rules and same benefits and obviously there would be wieners and there would be losers. today there once and she and loses from that universal regime they went straight in and you see symmetry crew talk about winners and losers does that mean those losers are going to be people will be paying more tanks and working much longer. no he doesn't mean that if we work longer actually it is same rule read up right to everyone i need to work 42 years that is st john the government has promised that it would take into account where the do work was difficult paid food. and their full day and we could get extra points to it so the gov demonstrate to reassure that there won't be the real horror losers but the difficulty we will be so that this a done this reform a development is not meant to be about wrist every shape financial balance of the system it's done he did i'm a fantasy but you know what it is of mind and and therefore to government is moving very very very slowly or i thought if the government is moving slowly the government will take into accou

claiming he drunkenly pulled down his pants and rubbed his wiener who a female student.ay, they had to retract that. the friend declined to comment. democrats jumped on unfai unvied claim. >> this was a rushed, and botched investigation, i think that he has disqualified himself for service on the supreme court. he should step down or be impeached. >> my concern that process was a sham, i don't think you can look at prim impeachment hearings wit the documents, attorney general is shields documents. kennedy: president trump came to his defense this weekend, tweeting quote: >> why are democrats still hell bent on yanking kavanaugh off the bench, joining me, juan williams. >> how are you. kennedy: i look at this, a person who is unaffiliated voter, cav ne kavanaugh is the e rorschach test. if you like him, he is innocent, if you hate him, he is is a sel rapist. >> he stirs conservative base, people see him as victimized, and taken over. but on other hand, the democrats see him and see this whole episode is about abortion and garland denied a seat on the court. >> i just want

we already have jonathon wiener admitting in a "washington post" open said that he wrote part of the dossier for steele based on information from two clinton operatives. gregg: the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee are not on paying for the phoney russian disinformation. their allies are contributing witch hunt. >> the dossier is a chronic of the clinton machine and the deep state. i predict in the end we are going to find there was quote no russia intel behind it, it was all recycled material out of the fbi-cia disinformation targeting trump. spy on a candidate they didn't like. and protect a candidate they did like, hillary clinton. they were protecting joe biden as well it looks like. >> i talked about rod rosenstein who is saying don't believe anonymous sources. now we have documents he was acting as anonymous. he's not just a hypocrite. he's the king of prerar --. this morning on cnn there was a suggestion that he ought to be replaced or removed. isn't that the desperate act or word of a guy who pretty much knows he's going down for the count? >> yeah. and e

senator scott wiener rally with supporters yesterday in san francisco for lcompanies to give marijuana to people serious illnesses free of charge. >>we had left to raise your wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom the sinus be 34 and law. >>the bill is now on governor newsom's desk. >>and steals a woman's purse in the east bay and then breaks into your home. we'll tell you what police know so far plus the south. a man is attacked while he's visiting his wife's grave site we're going to detail description of the attack or the police are looking for. after the break an argument breaks out over the past rooms on a plane and that plane which was headed to california has to make an emergency landing as a result. weather is making it feel more like fall now after past few days of >>60's out there for your current temperatures, i've got your forecast for the weekend ahead. and traffic is quite slow heading into san francisco this morning. it is not. at your approach to the >>and 13 is the time rig

knowing senator wiener, it will be back. he is the energizer bunny. maybe the 12th time is the charm. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will close tonight in honor of jamie jimbo durant, and the meeting is over at 6:01 p.m. thank you. >> good afternoon and welcome to the september 17th, 2019 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madame clerk, please call the role -- please call. [roll call]. >> thank you, mr. president. [roll call] mr. president, you have a quorum >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff at san francisco government television, michael and kalina, who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madame clerk, are there any communications? >> i have known to report. >> when you reach reached the consent agenda. >> item one through four are on consent. they are considered to be routine. if a member objects, and i do ma

on our panel, we'll have senator wiener, assembly member chiu, board president yee, board supervisor fewer, leading age california president, and our executive director. we have a request out to assembly member ting's office but have not heard back, and registration will go out in about two weeks. >> thank you. any comments or questions? thank you. the case report was submitted in writing, and i think everyone should have received a copy this morning, but we have a spokesman, nonetheless. >> good morning. good morning, commissioner spears. it's great to have you on board, and may i address my remarks to say it's truly wonderful to see a full commission. we have had a busy summer through july both in finishing up our budget advocacy work for the 2019-'20 budget. we have added a new board member, and we have been continuing our planning and fund raising efforts for september's getting there together event. regarding our budget advocacy work, we're very pleased with the efforts with daas, both that daas and city hall have had resulted in new additional funding for the senior choir progr

knowing senator wiener, it will be back. he is the energizer bunny. maybe the 12th time is the charm. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will close tonight in honor of jamie jimbo durant, and the meeting is over at 6:01 p.m. thank you. we are ready to begin. good morning. today is wednesday, september 18 th, 2019. this is a regular meeting of the building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to turn off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is roll call. [roll call] commissioner moss is excused. we have a quorum. our next item is item two, president's announcements. >> good morning and welcome to i announcements onto timer time or 18th, 2019. if i mispronounce anybody's last name, please forgive me. thank you to tom who spoke to a delegation from south korea's local construction safety center about san francisco department of safety inspection to ensure the buildings in san francisco are safe for residents and visitors. stefan provided a great overview of d.b.i.'s permit process for the resta

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knowing senator wiener, it will be back. he is the energizer bunny. maybe the 12th time is the charm. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will close tonight in honor of jamie jimbo durant, and the meeting is over at 6:01 p.m. thank you. >> [inaudible] i'm a illustrator by day and a [inaudible] composition teacher. right now i'm practice by transscribing [inaudible] that is what i have been doing the past couple years, teaching myself. california college of the arts, illustration there has really great teachers. robert hunt, vance story taught me a lot. what i'm working on is a portfolio [inaudible] riding a donkey unicorn in the process. >> my name is dawn richardson and musician, drummer and drum teacher. i guess i would say i started my professional path quh i started playing in bands and teaching drum lesson when i was in college. they were definitely not that many women that would do what is doing. in 198 8 i graduated from cal state los ang and studied mostly classical percussion and music education but at the same time

have been elevating the priority of data collection, including local ordinances authored by scott wiener, state legislative bills, and pay-for-performance dollars, part of the prime program over three years, $1.7 million for the collection of sexual orientation and gender identity data? each of these mandates have focused on data collection, and i think one area of strength of the department overall was our leveraging of these incentives and mandates to build out our own goals for lgbtq equity? so this is a -- a sort of detailed slide where i'm going to talk about the robust and thoughtful planning process that staff and workforce along with patients from the community put into this project? first of all, there was an emphasis on training, so there was a desire to not just develop workforce for collecting the data but also ensure that staff had what they needed to respond appropriately to this community and act with nondiscrimination, of course. there was a large department wide effort with the train the trainer model where our internal training resources were trained and developed to di

allow marijuana to be given to seriously ill patients for free in san francisco today, senator scott wiener and supporters held a rally to encourage governor gavin newsome to sign senate bill 34 that legislation would allow medical marijuana companies too give their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. this comes after voters approved prop 64 which change the tax laws on cannabis the new bill would eliminate the tax on free marijuana. >>we had left to raise wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom to sign 34 and law. >>has been on governor newsom's desk for a few weeks now. >>there could be a new kind of business coming soon to the city of santa cruz as a city council is considering an ordinance which would allow marijuana lounges ashley key reports. >>clothing stores, bars and offices, lined the streets of downtown santa cruz. but a new kind of business could be cropping up in the near future. it will be a lot like a restaurant only with marijuana on the menu. >>there's a couple

now senator scott wiener has also responded to trump's a statement and claims about the city saying at san francisco absolutely does not dump waste and needles and he says that he will she's the president bring up environmental issues such as klein. you can hear from him coming up at 10 o'clock for now live in san francisco. sarah stinson kron 4 news takes on sarah. >>well, another big story we're following this morning also involves the president president trump now stopping california's efforts to set higher auto emission standards and that's a move the governor does not like covers christina tetreault is live in como what's he going to do about it christina. >>so pretty much the governor has a lot of opposition about this as we know and so the state attorney general actually threatened a lawsuit against the federal ministry if they want to go ahead and roll out this plan. the president trump announced that he was wanted to go ahead and stop california to have these higher regulations and have their own regulations. earlier this week and he did so of course on his twitter account and

state senator scott wiener says they have huge numbers of protesters engaging in harassing and intimidating tactics. >> it may have been blood we don't know for sure. but it was really scary. the person yelled something about baby's blood. and it just -- it's been such a terrible and toxic atmosphere with these anti-vaccine protesters. and we just need to make sure that everyone is safe. >> reporter emily maha has more details on the incident. >> the people need to stand up and say we want to defend our democracy we are not allowing people interfering with democracy by basically attacking your elected represent he was while we're doing our jobs. >> the senate chambers were closed for hours as chp does its investigation. people inside the chambers when the red liquid was thrown from the upstairs gallery say the woman shouted something about dead babies before tossing the liquid on the senate floor. one senator posting a picture on twitter showing the liquid was thrown from a menstrual cup. dozens of anti-vaxxer gathered outside many saying they don't support the action taken inside. >> it's

we reached out to public works and we reached out to our supervisor, scott wiener, at the time, said just help us here. when we got that crosswalk, that was the way that the city fed us. we realized there was so much more that could be asked of the city if we only just tried. so then i'm going to tell you that i thought, well, i could take care of this path and i found out about the public works street parks stewardship program and that seemed really simple. it was tending to the plants anyway. so i joined the department of environment is giving me plants because you are a zero waste city and that means if you have a conference or some convening and you have stuff you can't throw it away. you have to give it a home. so, the dots connected and i think that's been my joy of working with the city as seeing that if you push a little bit, the dots do connect and there are places where the department of the environment and the public works and the supervisors' office we all can actually work together and they are the piece of my street park is not just the trees and the plants and the beau

knowing senator wiener, it will be back. he is the energizer bunny.aybe the 12th time is the charm. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will close tonight in honor of jamie jimbo durant, and the meeting is over at 6:01 p.m. thank you. >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are more i

patrick kirby, adam, cathy, drew, jared davis, natalie, herbert wiener, larry mat matth. >> i am linseed way. i lived in san francisco and in the area of this project. i am a real estate and urban economist. i am here in support of the project. i am very impress pressed with the developers. i have seen their work. they are here for the long run, which is important. this project addresses both major city and community needs. i urge you to approve this project. it is the highest and best use from the standpoint of the city and the community. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioners, good afternoon. i am jake. i am here as a neighbor. i lived on fourth avenue and lake street in town. i was born at 3800 california street. my grandparents met at the old jcc across the street from this project. i commute past this site twice a day two and from work at least. this used to be a cemetery. i don't see what they are doing right now as any different than what happened in 1939 and 1940 when bodies were exumed and the land was re-purposed. i support more housing in district two and this is

knowing senator wiener, it will be back. he is the energizer bunny.aybe the 12th time is the charm. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will close tonight in honor of jamie jimbo durant, and the meeting is over at 6:01 p.m. thank you. >> welcome. we are glad you're here. this is the regular meeting of the board of education in the san francisco unified school district. this is september 24, 2019. roll call please. [roll call] >> i would like to open this meeting and honorable hooks who said, what we do is more important than what we say, or what we say we believe.