francisco city clinic here in san francisco and cdc has granted a contract to san francisco general hospital to provide guidance to provider who is want to administer prep. if you look at the next slide you will also see that kaiser is one of the largest providers of prep nationwide and probably worldwide. they're now -- they have been offering prep and you can see if you know about this the theory of innovation diffusion you can see there is a tipping point and the number of people who have been initiating prep has really taken off so it's now 30 to 40 people a month at least who are initiating prep, and in all of those -- that large number of people who have started this program there have been no new hiv infekdzs, again demonstrating the power of this help in preventing new inventions. >> if i can jump in. it's important -- the kaiser study. unfortunately the headlines out of that study in that cohort there was a reduction in condom use so some of the people trying to deligitimize prep latch on to that and the press unfortunately focused on that. the bigger news even if there was

francisco families in and out now without further ado the head of our vinyl we call san francisco please welcome mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you thank you good morning good morning and thank you nicole how about another hand for nicole banks (clapping) nicole i'm so grateful for that introduction and proud of you and our city your story echoes what we're talking about this morning so many of the themes i'm about to discuss and your own journeys an inspiration to all of us thank you very much. >> i'm so honored to have 2 of my predecessors two tremendous leader for the state gavin newsom and mayor willie brown. >> gainful and willy thank you firing leadership and friendship and council meeting and support all those years so much of our city's success is built upon the foundation you've create thank you for joining us this morning and special greetings to our new board president london breed (clapping.) and to supervisor malia cowen who's district we're in this morning thank you supervisor and, of course, (clapping) greetings to the honorable members of the board of supervisors elect

francisco one of the things we appreciate we've made a commitment as a community inform san francisco as part of our curriculum we want students to be bilingual and triage we memorize that in our vision 2024 as we talk about the literacy pathways and all of the things we doing around language i want to propose we do that in the purest sense are we developing the best along? >> in terms of the qualified teachers we talk about what other services do those programs serve in our communities i agree we need to look at equality but i'll say that language program just like a good magnet program can be a vehicle to provide option to students and families in the communities but you don't start is the different indication first and talk about the quality of the program i think part of what we're doing it paying attention to the quality of programs and then i think it is so important several commissioners mentioned we need to be cognizant of where we present the programs in the communicated i can tell you as our chief of human resources they do their columbian's around the pipeline and the hirin

in san francisco. supervisor farrell nods in with support as well as uc berkeley and serves in the navy. he worked in the biotech industry before moving to san francisco to do something more meaningful. well, he certainly has. mr. mcknight since you're we want you say a couple of words to this board. i know ben aames i believe -- yes ben is also here as well, our disaster response manager, who also wanted to be here to support your work so ben if you would like to come up as well please do but i want to thank you for your services. it's not often many employees approach our office to commend someone for their work and it's clear that your colleagues appreciate your dedication and leadership. thank you. >> thank you supervisor kim and particularly to the city and the mayor and ensured that shelter opened up in advance of the storm's approach. many agencies came together to take care of people who would have been left out in the cold literally and the conditions. we were all conditioned about the health

francisco they attracted many of us in the first place including me they make san francisco a place where everything is possibly no matter who you are a place where a little girl growing up in plaza east named london breed can be the president of the board of supervisors (clapping.) a place where tenacity and personalities can propel an activist named julie christensen that fought from outside city hall can fight for the district within and getting the resources to get it done (clapping) this is the place where a 20 something law student named ed lee can protest and march and cause a ruckus for immigrant and one day become mayor (clapping) ladies and gentlemen this is nicole banks san francisco a place where everyone belongs in this matter your race of income or sex and status more than most places we try to live like micro anglo we can see ourselves in each other and recognize that human beings are more alike than unlike we're one city we're all lives matter and beacon to the world too often torn apart by differences whether on the streets of ferguson or a newsroom in paris my fell

and as we've already noted, it's no surprise were releasing this today in san francisco, so san francisco is number one this year. yes. >> [applause] >> in a moment you're going to see what a remarkable accomplishment that is as i go through some of these metrics. what i would like to do is acknowledge my co-authors who are with us today. minority rights and whose here. could you please stand. she's here back in the waiting. she did our work of putting the metrics together and a lot of the analysis and also join us as armand petrosian's, is an adjunct fellow with the institute. he projected two years ago that san francisco would move to number one so he decided to change careers away from being an economist and move back to san francisco to run the family business which is a sub center at in the west portal area. armand, carrier somewhere. there he is in the back as i do note that soap unitas, a 20 in the west [inaudible] area and armand cannot only sell you a sub he can also be be some economic advice. so, in the 2014 index there are really two top stories and they are technology and sha

she was a proud native of san francisco. fanny, she was born in 1915 and grew up in the fillmore district. and in the russian neighborhood. sandy met her future husband a new york native on muni. they were married on june 1, 941. they lived on webster until richmond in a home built by her father. they lived there happily only half block from golden gate block and a mile from the golden gate bridge for their lives. sandy was part of the community activities and a member of the sister god sisterhood and a member of the san francisco chapter where she served as treasurer. she worked at the memorial blood count bank and she and bob worked at the scene -- senior center. she lived a long century of a life from 1915-2015 among loving family and friends here in the most beautiful city in the world. although she will be deeply missed she couldn't have asked for more than living in this great city. thanks to her family for raising attention to her life. the rest i will submit. city clerk: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisors tanning

in 1949 she and her brother joined her father in san francisco. her mother and young brother followed suit in 1952. i didn't realize the connection but alex was a classmate of mine in school. he she had very little schooling. thanks to a large part to pair tutoring from chinatown youth club where she met the man she eventually married and the late historian and former long life friend. outgoing and up beat laurel enjoyed drama and good food especially when shared with friends all of whom shared her kindness generosity and she gave to many organizations in the community including the chinese society of america, chinese culture center, chinese for affirmative action and friends of roots. laurel died peacefully at home on december 10, 2014. her grace in comparable. i hope she rest in peace. the rest i will submit. >>supervisor john avalos: i was very surprised to hear about the clean act program and very proud to introduce the ordinance today. this ordinance describes the features of the aggregation program that we urge the san francisco public utili

of san francisco. the the ride services like uber and lift have having a devastating impact on taxi drivers and the taxi industry. many cab drivers are not making the minimum wage they're coming back from their shifts having less money in their pockets than they started. they're leaving the industry in groves. this is a city that cares deeply about low income workers but is not doing anything about this. the cpuc has created this disaster. that i have won't fix it. you read about what's going on there another report just made the news today. it's time for the city to step in. taxi driver's alliance have issued a white paper explaining why san francisco can and must regulate companies like uber and lift and bring greater enforcements of the laws their drivers are violating. the city has vital interest at stake. besides the plight of cab drivers in the taxi industry, the safety of the public service to the community and protection to the firemen. former mayor brown had some interesting comments in the ch

jim lazarus with the san francisco chamber of commerce. happy new year happy new year. >> happy new year happy new year. >> an exciting project, a very informative presentation. i think a lot of us are on the one hand sorry that the restoration of pier 30-32 didn't go forward with the arena because it's such an important mara time asset for the port and the city but this is certainly a great location. like at&t park this event center will be an anchor in mission bay like at&t park has been in the northern sector. with the giants project to the north it will tie together retail, commercial, residential activities that will be the heart and the sowfl the new mission bay. from a staff point of view and commission point of view i hope that this agency will push the developer, the consultants, your own staff, other city departments to approve this project as expeditiously as legally possible. this is a huge economic engine for san francisco. this isn't replacing an existing economic engine. this is new jobs and visitor activities for the city.

a lot of young people in san francisco and we've also lost a lot of young people in san francisco as well and i want to see a we can make sure that the widening disparities in wealth that we are seeing can be closed and that we can share what we actually are able to generate as well. with as many people as possible and that we can actually tell people to maintain their wealth as much as we can as well. often, in district 11 in district 10, district 4, in the southern part of san francisco, a lot of the wealth of work and him as middle-class families that are in their homes and i don't think we taken on the issue of how to help people deal with distressed mortgages even in today's climate right now. of the real estate boom. where there are still people struggling that we need to look at. so, it's also building middle income housing but it's also supporting middle-class people to maintain their housing. as well. he made great work together. a dancing worker rights in the city. the passage of the minimum wage law last year that supervisor kim helped to lead with the mayor into many grou

. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the san francisco. the reporter: has many opportunities to get out and placing play a 4 thousand acres of play rec and park has a place win the high sincerely the place to remove user from the upper life and transform into one of mother nachdz place go into the rec and park camp mather located one hundred and 80 square miles from the bay bridge past the oakland bridge and on and on camp mather the city owned sierra nevada camping facility is outings outside the gate of yosemite park it dates back before the area became is a popular vacation it i sites it was home to indians who made the camp where the coral now stands up and artifacts are found sometimes arrest this was the tree that the native people calm for the ac accordions that had a high food value the acorns were fatally off the trees in september but they would come up prosecute the foothills and were recipe the same as the people that came to camp camp is celebrating it's 90th year and the indians were up here for 4 thousand we see every day of

people always come to san francisco to march and protest and in san francisco at kwanza i had my globe and [inaudible] and she showed me people are taking there and 928 people at san francisco state. they have pages of people that died with the jones town looking for a place to have housing and build and live comfortably who left san francisco around jim jones. most people think jim jones was a chinese man and most people were african-american and we never talk about that. nine days later killing them at mo connie and mill and we never talk about those people and we're ailing and suffering through that right now. san francisco must -- it used to be said in the lobby. san francisco must take care of the individuals. that's why that bridge willie brown is there. san francisco had the investment to really make sure that this city is really what america is supposed to be. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker cards. no they're deferred. they didn't waive. >> okay. >>

welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thi

you are in the great city hall of san francisco three time world series champion, san francisco. i pledge to you i will work closely with each member of the board of supervisors to improve the lives of everyone in the city. this is important to us and this is why we come to this public office so i con grand jury congratulate all the supervisors and i look forward to working with you as i do each and every member of the elected city family and appointed members of the city family. thank you and congratulations. [applause] >>thank you mayor lee, and now madam clerk, if you can call item 4. >>we will proceed to nominations for the board president. and madam president i have a few nomination principalsesipalsprincipals. a member may nominate themselves. there can be one nomination per supervisor however, nominations can be reopened and if opened a supervisor may withdraw their own name or their nominee or nominate another. a second for a nomination is not required. a nominee doesn't have to accept a nomination and can withdraw their name without a second. to reopen nominations it req

francisco is the most special place in the country everyone wants to live in san francisco it's a special city and a a city that faces many challenges we have the greatest income inequality of any city in the country there's a great deal of prosperity and wealth in san francisco the fact that month san franciscans are struggling to live in the city and the studies 0 show a great great deal of of costs is housing by transportation so with this act by approving item 11 i'll be sending a clear message to our senior and dablthd community they belong in san francisco we want them to stay and we recognize they're struggling and time to make a commitment to them the senior and disabled will have been an important part of making san francisco today what it is unless we help them they'll not been able to live in san francisco i'm proud we're here and grateful to this board to the administration for the leadership and i know you're going to do the right thing and especially the community advocates that made this possible you you know when we started a few years back who would have thought we'd be h

francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here for the coffee. >> so let's talk sandwiches. >> uh-huh. >> can you tell me how you came about naming our sandwiches from the katrero hills or 27 years i thought okay neighborhood and how do you keep it fresh you can answer that mia anyway you want. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubate our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the

francisco san francisco bay area's legacy. dear services i am unable to attend the meeting and the preservation of the former headquarters at steuart street. arguably the city's most most seminole event at the time and sparked changes in the living and working conditions of workers and all workers in the united states. needless to say that the history whose epicenter is on steuart street is a deep sense of pride for working people. i was a delegate at the local 10 to the 2009 convention in seattle when the resolution was passed unanimously calling for that building to be landmarked. the planning commission evaluation and documents for the current proposed changes for the 110 embarcadero, 113 steuart street do not meet the requirements and the intent of the unanimous convention resolution calling for the stringent landmark protection. please support the issues and concerns by the appeal and the environmental documents for the san francisco planning commission and steuart street is necessary and keep alive rich history -- >> tha

general population here in san francisco. and in many other places. and that is because of the phobia and we all know that most of us, and most of all of us who start smoking start smoking before we are 18 and that is the toughest time to grow up as an lgbt person and so anything that is out there that helps to reduce the exposure to our community and all communities to tobacco, and during that period of our lives, and beyond, when we are facing greater stress as we see people and more likelihood that we will turn to tobacco as a means of reliefing that stress. so, thank you very much for your support. and we look forward to your seeing this become a law here in san francisco. >> thank you. >> and i saw that mirium from the grocer association has come here and her name has been called and so she should come forward if you can. the next speaker? >> i am a member of the san francisco prevention coalition and as well as the program director, and for the substance abuse prevention as well and i think that most importantly i am he

san francisco taking the lead on everything from signals. we had a strong directive in 2010 to take a big chunk of collisions we see on the street every day and walk first a strategy to protect pedestrians on the street from traffic crashes and the partnership and also a community and vision zero. we raise our game beyond the traditional traffic engineering tool and see looked across all city agencies to take the steps needed to protect all pedestrians. this has been a multi-agency effort as i said. here's a citywide steering committee cochaired by my colleague tim papandreou the policy making work on the initiative had strong support from both staff and leadership level from the police fire department and department of public works as well as supervisors and we see the need for vision zero in a number of buckets which are reflected in the community structure of the coalition so changing public policy including city and state legislation and we're looking to reengineer our streets, things like traffic devices and improve visibility crosswalk

san francisco is a remainder spot at 49. two areas of high pressure which are overrun by the high clouds. we will have less high clouds than yesterday. because of that, it will be warmer today. with a high pressure holding on, that means tomorrow it is going to be another "spare the air". as we move forward on thursday it comes near us it falls apart and brings us clouds on friday morning, and weighing up to clear conditions and as we head to friday evening into saturday there is, really, nothing to happening your hat on other than one little blip of green the chance of sprinkles. the seven-day outlook shows we will be cooler because it will bring cleaner air in and we do not have to worry about "spare the air" day after thursday. next week we are close to average temperatures. sue? >>> we have a sig-alert southbound 280 the ramp to 101 in san francisco remains closed because of police activity and they are diverting traffic off caesar chavez to 101 headed southbound with a sig-alert no estimated time of re-opening in san fr

of the world fair a moment in history where san francisco stepped back and onto the world stage. think back with me about 100 years ago and close your eyes if you are tired, it's helpful. to an extraordinary set of exhibitions that filled this place, the master piece, the palace of fine arts. the fair covered 635 acres and the walls city a top basically we reclaimed bay land. think of domed palaces, palmed lined courts and monumental statutory. all of this arose miracle that over a decade occurred after the earthquake and fire. just in a few years these entire acres were transformed and were the remarkable displays of innovation and being called electricity. the agriculture and despite the onset of world war i, 21 foreign nations built pavilions and joined the many millions of americans. if you were one of the people that came in december 20, 1915, you might gaze at the wonder of the tools of the light shows brought to this thing called electricity. you would have seen the model of the panama daniel -- canal and what san francisco fought to get from congress to celebrate the comp

>>well, in san francisco we only have one site. in american samoa territory they have right now 15 of these new sites that are offering the congregate and home deliver meal program. they hope to grow it and make it bigger. >>in san francisco there's only one site. >>there's only one site. >>how much money we appropriate for the meal service in san francisco in one site? >>including -- this is just kind of off the top, but we can get back to you as well, but it's under $80,000 and it's a three days a week program. >>thank you. >>thank you. any other comments or questions for linda? thank you? anything else in your report? i think the $4 million appropriation that you mentioned for elder abuse was significant symbolically if not so much materially. do we have any idea how that money will be allocated to the state and if any funds will come to san francisco. >>i doubt very much that any of that money will come to san francisco and i haven't heard yet how it will be used. i mean frank lim frankly speaking i think it would be great if t

of public health, the san francisco police department. we have violence prevention strategies also through dc ys and throughout the city departments and we have many community based organizations such as young community developers and. [speaking spanish] and workday in and day out with us to make sure that we have interventions that are community based and culturally comtent and i want to acknowledge that and it wouldn't be where it is without the organizations and collaborations in the city that there are so with they will give a high level introduction around ipo. it was launched in july 2012. this is an initiate lead by mayor lee. he announced the ipo initiative which stands for interrupt, predict and organize and for a safer san francisco and has three core strategies and the strategies just as the tag line states is interrupt, predict and organize. the interruption piece refers to a enforcement strategy and deals with hot spot neighborhoods and make that we identify those spots and target individual neighborhoods or areas that are im

the real san francisco sour dough and they're curious. >> you find people respond to the idea of organic and absolutely. >> this is autumn. >> thank you, thank you and there's a lot of personal touch. >> i see san francisco. >> it's very hands on. >> what's the most popular items. >> this is quite surprising our fresh jotting this is the chronicle special a bowl of warm oats and coconut that's mites farther. >> and speaking of drinks tell me again the cocktail scenes is that one, the things your known for . >> the cocktails are fantastic. >> really. >> fresh ingredients we don't have a mixture it to order this is our marcus bloody mayor. >> farmer's market bloody mary the bloody marys in the airport are great shikz it up. and then we're going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. right on. >> we like food in san francisco isn't just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are are becoming interested in upp

. >> good morning today is january 27, 2015, welcome to the san francisco transportation authority my name is joovlt the carry of the transportation authority our clerk is steven stamos thank you for your work i apologize for being me. >> and today's sfgovtv program is broadcast by charles and nicole's and madam clerk and supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos commissioner christensen supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim absent supervisor mar absent supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee kwoum approve the minutes of the meeting this is an action item. >> colleagues questions or comments on the minutes seeing none, we'll go on to public comment any members of the public want to comment sooelgz and have a roll call vote. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos commissioner christensen supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim absent supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee this item passes. >> great let's go on to our next two items we'll call together support. >> item 3 chairs report and item 4 direct

no major problems getting into san francisco. also the morning commute is doing okay on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high- rise. traffic looks good on 101 as well when you get there. still early enough northbound 101 near 280 we had an earlier stalled week. the traffic will be a little slow in that area. for the most part silicon valley commute does look good. let's go back to the desk. >>> students at stanford university telling us there is both shock and relief on the campus a member of the school's highly rated swim team left school after he was arrested on charges of sexual assault. janine de la vega is out there now. you're at the school's swim center this morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we're here in front of the avery aquatic center. we just ran into master swimmers. they use the pool to get exercise in the mornings. many are surprised and saddened to hear the news. authorities say the late night attack happened on january 18th near student apartments and fraternity houses. 19-year-old freshman brock t

one agenda of the san francisco zoo is to talk about biodiversity. in 40 years we have lost 50% of the plants and animals on this planet. so we need to talk about all animals. and this is a classic example. this is an animal that is sold in pet shops and most people don't realize, but this animal lives 20-30 years and these are, in fact, rescued animals and they are actually a social group. so we will take in more of these animals and again, talk about this intriguing crab that has taken the step from being a water animal to becoming part land animal. so this is an interesting transition, showing you how animals evolve to live on land. again our hermit crabs. lastly this is really kind of a serious conversation. this is eli, eli is also an extremely old animal at the san francisco zoo. let me pull the -- eli is 34 years old. she made an important contribution to the critically endangered species. eli has 14 offspring, 15 grandkids and 6 great grandkids and two great-great grandkids. the zoo is proud of this work with the black rhino species and, in f

francisco through the san francisco planning department for a 3 year period needing one hundred thousand plus and negotiate an agreement with the terms and conditions this is an action item. >> seeing no one on the roster and seeing no members of the public come to the podium seeing none, public comment is closed and have another roll call vote. >> item 9. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor campos? i supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee absent this item passes >> okay item 10. >> item 10 assign the professional services with jacobs engineering group and increase the number nooefd 4 hundred thousand for of the environmental services are services for the geary environmental review report slash statement and authorize the material contracts conditions this is an informational item. >> any members of the public to medical cannabis seeing none, public comment is closed and have a roll call vote. >> on item 10. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cohen su

it runs from she is san francisco each year on -- from san jose to san francisco each year. the train is the last one running in the country. monday january 19 will be its last trip. >>> all right. imagine that your child is 5 years old and has never heard your voice. now imagine your child getting surgery that allows him to hear for the first time. that is what happened to one boy who was born death. the remarkable moment when he heard his parents' voices for the first time. [ screams ] >> reporter: it is easy to hear him but he never heard anymore. he is autistic and he was born deaf. he has never been able to talk. >> his language is its infancy. >> reporter: on this day they will turn the switch on a device that may change his world. >> live a normal life and help him communicate. >> reporter: parents brought him to children's hospital. they used the device to restore hearing for 300 kids but none like david. >> hard to get a child with autosome accept something that is knew -- autism to accept something that is knew. [ screams ] . >> reporter: till moment when it is act

he san francisco public high schools also. i will read the letter i gave to you and also for the public my proposal is on my website "rowrnd the diamond.com." i'm requesting that the commission consider this proposal, warriors multi-purpose arena as an opportunity to invest in the entire san francisco community including schools, families and loabl businesses and for generations to come. i'm asking that you work together with all the san francisco government agencies, the warriors and local businesses and nonprofit organizations in order to initiate and establish a nonprofit foundation specifically dedicated to raise funds to support the successful design implementation and long-term operations of a professional sports business, education, public private partnership. that is to say that this to build a model warriors arena high school classroom inside the arena would be well worth the investment, provide year round education and career development programs inside this arena and event center. this facility can inspire new evolv

but in the city of san francisco. no one has taken leadership to come into the communities, especially the black community except one elected official and that name is jeff hi darby so i think it's horrible, deplorable that no one in leadership in this city has taken the initiative to come work with us who are in the community who are willing to work with you to have a community forum to talk about these issues and to develop relationships, so i stand here before you as the chairperson of seiu 1021 wealth and dir paritys in the -- disparities in the black community if you're interested and dedicated to all lives in san francisco then we're willing to work with you and develop and implement a community forum around some of the issues as soon as possible. thank you. >> thank you so much. next speaker. >> good evening. i am charlie taylor and i am a parishioner with the pastor and i went to the youth guided san francisco to give a motivational word and among 40 to 45 youth there i counted two caucasian students. this is

san francisco needs the arena. there is nothing like it in that part of town and a great destination for those in san francisco for those that live here and those coming to visit. i'm excited about the bay front park and great for families for them to enjoy and bring friends as well. it will be a great beautiful view and it's something that is great for the environment and really bring happiness and joy as well as bringing the community together in the southeast part of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> and the last person is palo castles schultz. >> good afternoon. >> i'm kidding. >> good afternoon commissioners. i am the business program manager for the san francisco bicycle coalition. i am here this afternoon to acknowledge the warriors and their development team as well as ocii and other city agencies as being responsive and respective partners thus far in the project and let you know that the transportation plans still do have some ways to go. bicycling as you know is the fastest growing mode of trans

last year in san francisco. 45 is a number. we have a problem with the newspapers and the media at large claiming that white officers shoot black assailants or adversaries more often than not and i would like to have some sort of rationale from this commission to identify whether these murders in san francisco were black, white, yellow or otherwise so we can have some definition here in terms of how crime takes place in this city when we have a city basically that is basically turned into being non-white so you are going to basically look at the majority of crimes in this city are going to be non-white. and i'd like the statistics on those. i thank you for your time in this matter. i have copies here for you from jonah lamb and the paper it came out of. i thank you for your time. >> next speaker. >> first of all, let me collect some numbers here. there were third homicides last year, sir. 192 gun-related crimes and, sir, if you need the answers to deployment of of officers to new york, call marty at the poa, he has all statisti