i offered amendment to say that policy staffing levels should be police levels should be through a disciplinary process and not on population i argued there were many other factors that should be considered crime statistics and police load and plaza practices we need to balance the pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. police staffing with other vital services that helps to prevent crime education and other social services housing as well unfortunately my amendments were voted by 6 to 5 for the resolution was sent to committee today, the budget analyst released that best practices for the staffing level they conclude that a minimum staffing level based on population is not considered a rigorous and ann lively goal that counts for the departments conditions i plan to hold this to set the staff through a disciplinary process for stakeholders and last year s budget we unanimously approved police hiring but not smart about departmen
listening to the song today it happened to come on the radio i m sorry ms. jackson i was thinking about her because when i served on the redevelopment agency commission that was a song that i used to play around with her because she would always come in and fight for the community and be serious and relentless but get her to smile when you sing that song or other things relative to the community a person with a heart of gold and cared about the community and put her life on the line unapologize lee he discovered a couple of years ago when i saw her with her daughter and granddaughter i used to hang out with a couple of people on the house open kirkwood and her grandson sadly who is no longer with us many of the family members he knew for so many years and spent countless hours and didn t know she was their mother and grandmother it was an amazing delivery and we ve made that clear not only a great woman but a deep love for the bayview hunters point and so she definitely will
and your district you ll lead and you re all back to us now to good luck thank thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. (clapping.) good afternoon, supervisors i m peter executive director of the library yours association i d like to second what a previous speaker said about going to 3 minutes for public comment. which is pretty minimal and essentially required by the sunshine ordinance i d like to join in with the expressions of the condolences for the family and city that dr. espanola jackson passing brings up next month city departments will be sending their proposed budget to the mayor s office and later this year those budgets go to you for approval today libraries association would like to ask you to insist that the library make it itself book borrowing a sign free system studies have shown that they give back more than the system get books back if you want to raise money have a fine system we know that even small fines can an barrier for the poorest of libra
good afternoon, everybody and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of wednesday, january 20, 2016, madam clerk call the role. supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor kim? supervisor mar not present supervisor peskin commissioner hwang not present supervisor wiener scott wiener for the present supervisor yee we have quorum ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you, madam clerk any incumbrance. we re in receipt of that communication from mayor ed lee dated january 19th communicating his veto of bicycle yield policy pursuant to the charter session the board any override thirty days not less than two-thirds of the board. colleagues, any changes to the meeting minutes of december 8th percent or 15 seeing no other names on the ro
every one of these laws makes it tougher and tougher for restaurants to find success. we asked folks what they think. good to have information about what you re eating. a lot of people are not aware of how much salt an everyday meal has or things that are supposed to be healthy, like a salad might be chock full of salt. i m not sure how useful it will be. reporter: the icon has to be on the menus and boards by december 1st, three months from now. it s for chain restaurants and fast food restaurants. back to you. steve: lots of salt. thank you, linda. an italian ice cart doing brisk day today. dari: this one pushed us to the limit. once again, the thermometer hit 90 in some areas, but showers have rolled in to help cut through the heat and humidity. nick has a first look. i understand we ll have a bit of a cool down tomorrow? nick: we ll be in the 70s tomorrow. that will be a big change from where we ve been. it s going to stay more seasonal beyond this period. that me