Today. The winds are costing up to 35 gusting up to 35 and it is very cold night with wind chills potentially in the upper teens. Tomorrow it will be windy but dont feel like 47 degrees. Get prepared folks. The wind is back in the palmetto state. Weweare not dealing with any traffic issues and we are taking and look at most of our thoroughfares as you look at i 26 traffic is light right now with no accidents reported. You can see on our map no incidents are being shown at this time. If you are commute from lake murray boulevard 87 minutes. From the eight airport downtown it is a few more. Thanks. Getting a chance to speak out on the things they believe should be improved upon around the county. 70 residents came out to hear from urban planners. This is all part of the tissues in community and Economic Development master plan series. The presentation included numbers on housing and jobs. Residents give their input. Citizens are reaching out for some solutions. Solutions to issues that a
The giant peach or [speaker not understood] Robin Williams movie. I havent seen it yet. Im going to make sure i see them later on today. Congratulations on everything youve done. Im super proud of your work and i look forward to what you do at sf rising. I know the empowerment model you have brought to the Youth Commission will be exceptional in this new setting and look forward to working with you. Thank you for el us that, supervisor avalos. I have the pictures of mario as a young child actor on my computer right now. [laughter] ~ supervisor campos. Yeah, mario, i dont know if i should be asking for your autograph or if i should commenting on your accomplishments. Not many people can say, by the way, that they work under francis [speaker not understood], so thats pretty, pretty impressive. You know, i dont want to repeat whats been said. I simply want to say for my own personal experience, ive had the opportunity to work with many, many city staffers and i just think that you are an
And like supervisor cohen, i have your phone number and i will not lose it and i wont let you change t. So, we will miss you. applause ~ good afternoon, supervisors. Id like to just chime in for a couple minutes about david and what ive learned from him. Just an honor and a pleasure to work with this man over the last two years we worked together very closely in the api forum. And all that was volunteer work and david had that cando attitude. Anything i asked of him, it was always, no problem, i can get that done. He put together seminars for the elderly to keep them safe on the street. He helped me with a toy drive for young kids during christmas. He had the energy to put together like the chief said, those blue bags that came all the way from hong kong. He brokered the whole thing. So, david, im going to miss working with you. Its been an honor and a pleasure and i know that we all as a city have been have enjoyed his service and will continue to enjoy his presence just being a part
Francis [speaker not understood], so thats pretty, pretty impressive. You know, i dont want to repeat whats been said. I simply want to say for my own personal experience, ive had the opportunity to work with many, many city staffers and i just think that you are an incredible individual and you are really top notch in term of how you have performed your duties. For me specifically in my office, working with the Youth Commission has been just such a full filling experience. And many of the policies that we have worked on, our policies where we worked so closely with you as a commission, some of those are issues that were brought to us by you and the commission. And there are so many examples where you have empowered youth to believe in themselves and to really make a difference in the world, whether its the undocumented youth policy where the Youth Commission was instrumental, to the free muni for Youth Program which just started a few days ago, to the historic first meeting between th
All right. Next up we have supervisor jane kim. [cheering and applauding] [speaker not understood] is obviously in the house today. [laughter] [inaudible]. Thank you. I want to reiterate what my colleagues have already said. And black history is our history and black history is american history. applause as someone who has benefited from that history, i just want to acknowledge how important it has been to all of our live. And on a board where most of us are members of communities of color and or the lgbt community, we have all benefited from the struggle of the Civil Rights Movement and of many African Americans over the last century and a half in this country. And it was with a [speaker not understood] movement. The actions we forget between ghandi and Martin Luther king and the Nonviolent Movement that was happening throughout the world, from communism which was spreading in the third world to connecting to what was happening, to the Civil Rights Movement, it was also interconnected