You that you will support that. Thank you very much. One second, supervisors mar. I want to thank those for that piece of legislation. I will make sure as its scheduled well do this at a youth friendly time. This is a great example at 445 45 p. M. That we can also engaging us and helping us to make the best policies for you for the interest of not just youth, but the whole city. Thank you. Again thank you for having us here at 430 30 p. M. Today. We have youth in the audience which is something that will hope with more legislation in the future. That concludes priority nose no. 2 and i will pass it to commissioner web who will discuss priority no. 3. Good evening, board. Im trisha web. Im also on the Youth Justice Committee and today i will be talking to you about priority no. 3 which talks about investigating the needs of and expanding support services for youth with incarcerated parents. Throughout the duration of the 20132014 term, the Youth Commission has been working with the Yout
Either formally incarcerate or currently incarcerated parents. On mar 2014, the board of supervisors held a hearing of incarcerated youth and the various departments that provides services for youth with incarcerated parents. The hearing will be held thursday june 19 th if you would like to attend. On behalf of the commission, i would like to thank the Police Commission for passing dgo 7. 04 which establishes protocols for making an arrest for youth and children. I would like to thank supervisors for their support involving the hearing. We hope you get involved furred. Further. We also hope the board of supervisors take measures on the data distribution and life outcomes of youth with incarcerated parents as well as promoting family and unity and sustained relationships between youth and their incarcerated parents by encouraging enhanced protocols for consideration of a family in sentencing positive, visiting policies in county jails and providing funding house ing and support services
Is to expand munis youth rate to include 18yearolds and also another issue weve identified is transitional age youth. If there is a way to get discounts for this population for muni and also the small population of High School Students thats over 18yearolds, 19 to 20yearolds to get reduced fares. For both of these two priorities, i would like to thank the Municipal Transportation Agency for passing them and for making an adjustment to the budget to include the 18yearolds. We would like to thank sf mta for that and we hope the board of supervisors would be supportive of that as these two priorities get pushed. Supervisor mar in yes, these two policies are a good example of the Youth Commission and the starf and i like how you are part of a Broader Movement pretty much diverse from all the neighborhood and you help to bring the voice and power of young people to make a major policy change. I know supervisor campos and avalos had some involvement in that but its important that you have ef
Would like to thank the Police Commission for passing dgo 7. 04 which establishes protocols for making an arrest for youth and children. I would like to thank supervisors for their support involving the hearing. We hope you get involved furred. Further. We also hope the board of supervisors take measures on the data distribution and life outcomes of youth with incarcerated parents as well as promoting family and unity and sustained relationships between youth and their incarcerated parents by encouraging enhanced protocols for consideration of a family in sentencing positive, visiting policies in county jails and providing funding house ing and support services and visiting standards for incarcerated parents. Feel free to ask questions during our presentation or you can save it until the end. I will now pass it on to commissioner for youth. Hello board of supervisors. Im with the health and Wellness Community on priority no. 4 the district Disability Awareness efforts. Currently as of
Already stockpiling cash for a potential reelection bid in 2020. A joint fundraiser for the president and the rnc wrapped up a few hours ago and they expect to bring in nearly 10 million. But protesters gathered outside the event at the Trump International hotel yelled shame at the first sight of the president s motorcade. Shame shame shame the fundraiser comes on the heels of a big political blow to the president , the failure of the Republicancontrolled Senate to vote on its health care plan. The support simply wasnt there. But despite the setback, the president seems oddly optimistic. Just to do a little official business, health care is working along very well. We could have a big surprise with a Great Health Care package. So now theyre happy. Reporter what do you mean by a big surprise . You could have a great, great surprise. That would be a very big surprise. And if you ask republican senators how they think they can get a Health Care Bill through the senate, many say its time t