sergeant youngblood, can we have public comment, please. thank you, commander. >> clerk: for members of the public who would like to make public comment regarding line item six, please press star three now. good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening, commissioners. in hopes of hearing the call tonight, i wanted to reiterate the iron wall prohibition which explains if i have done several times previously that the pursuit of specific substances or substances in general tends to cause more potent substances and we as a society are causing our own problems. where we can see this emphasized is with teenagers. so our teenagers consume hard liquor versus european teenagers consume beer and wine. if we want to make a change in our city and i think we do about substances, i hope that we might consider one that has been proven by science to create safer substances in our city. so by eliminating prohibition. as and that doing so on a regular basis causes more and that is to a more dangerous and more violent situation. thank yo

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. >> sergeant youngblood: thank you commissioners for that. >> president cohen: who's next up? i believe it's paul henderson, executive director of department of police accountability. >> clerk: actually, president cohen we have public comment on the chief report. if you like to make public comment, please dial star 3 now. we have one public comment. good evening caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: chief, when you give your report, i listen to you very intently. i think what you should do, this is just a suggestion, there are many gram -- many groups all over the city where you can invite yourself so that you know really what's happening at ground zero. remember not too long ago, we had a little meeting with you. i want to thank you for accommodating that meeting. we got a real good feel of what happens in our community and people are hurting more so in this covid. we used to be at the bayview because of covid we cannot. now it's opening up little bit. people like to talk to you, you can take that talent and bring it to this commission which at times is so boring. you will

sergeant youngblood, can we have public comment, please. you, commander. >> clerk: for members of the public who would like to make public comment regarding line item six, please press star three now. good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening, commissioners. in hopes of hearing the call tonight, i wanted to reiterate the iron wall prohibition which explains if i have done several times previously that the pursuit of specific substances or substances in general tends to cause more potent substances and we as a society are causing our own problems. where we can see this emphasized is with teenagers. so our teenagers consume hard liquor versus european teenagers consume beer and wine. if we want to make a change in our city and i think we do about substances, i hope that we might consider one that has been proven by science to create safer substances in our city. so by eliminating prohibition. as and that doing so on a regular basis causes more and that is to a more dangerous and more violent situation. thank you very

a builder who had built a lot of suburban homes partnered with johnny ray youngblood, who cleared theay and lined up the buyers. i think we are seeing the housing market in flux. there is a desire for walkable communities and a need for modest homes. in old town centers where there are places that could be turned into duplexes and empty land to fill in and people could walk to stores, we are not going to make san francisco affordable overnight, but we can fail in many areas in which there is available land, where zoning can be relaxed to provide for slightly denser possibilities. if we say, we need to million more houses, you are inclined to build apartment towers. but i do not think that is the way americans want to live. let's give them the choice of accumulating capital and filling in areas in which there could be more homes. california has just the last -- just relaxed single-family zoning signed by governor newsom. so any single-family lot that is big enough can be converted into two duplexes. that is stunning. we do not have to follow the exact blueprint. but small houses with h

. >> sergeant youngblood: thank you commissioners for that. >> president cohen: who's next up? i believe it's paul henderson, executive director of department of police accountability. >> clerk: actually, president cohen we have public comment on the chief report. if you like to make public comment, please dial star 3 now. we have one public comment. good evening caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: chief, when you give your report, i listen to you very intently. i think what you should do, this is just a suggestion, there are many gram -- many groups all over the city where you can invite yourself so that you know really what's happening at ground zero. remember not too long ago, we had a little meeting with you. i want to thank you for accommodating that meeting. we got a real good feel of what happens in our community and people are hurting more so in this covid. we used to be at the bayview because of covid we cannot. now it's opening up little bit. people like to talk to you, you can take that talent and bring it to this commission which at times is so boring. you will

sergeant youngblood . we can take public comment. >> members that would like to make public comment regarding line item 9 these press star 3 now good evening caller, you have 2 minutes. >> caller: what i want to say on this topic is when it comes to the social media, none of you all who have been talking now for the last 45 minutes our experts. this is something new. so before you bring an item on the agenda you need to run it by some experts. some of you don't even know when something starts with dpa goes up the chain. so you're renting it out here to the public and the public is listening to you all and you're betraying your ignorance. so you need an expert. who understands the issues on social media. much like what is happening before congress. you all are not the supreme court. nor do i have any idea, absolutely no idea in what direction this goes . so if an officer hires a law firm that specializes in social media, the first amendment rights or whatever rightshe has , you will lose. you will lose. the