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A concerted effort with cops and go funds and contributing as well to the sales tax increase to the San Francisco street resurfacing and committed to pavement conditions at 70 and we are on the way to hitting that in the next 2 years or so. We have a Capital Improvement for critical enhancement. We end up with the Capital Budget with the emergencies we had to fund, most notely with the landslides on telegraph hill. Its hard to plan for a landslide. So those are the types of things where we have to have Funds Available and we set aside 10 million a year to do that. And the variable allocation g...

Independent [inaudible] at this moment you get to the unit through the garage or through the private entrance of the laundry room of the family above, so this needs to be rethought in a manner that creates a equitable unit. I throw that out because you have [inaudible] in other presentations that is a minimum requirement this commission is looking for. I think the issue of really coming to toorkt with the department is policy issue of what we are doing with open spaces and how to protect them given there is no additional room to squeeze out open space. Sthis is something we are stuck with and ...

By the way, this is the sister who organized the protests at the department of justice today. Give it up for her. [applause] hands up. Dont shoot. Hands up. Dont shoot. Thank you for this incredible panel. I also want to say thank you to everyone who participated in the demonstration today. We took it to the street today. We are good to take it back to the street today. We have made it difficult for the attorney general to says he doesnt understand our demand. I would like to give the three of the demand before i sit down. We want it now. End of mass the incarceration of boys and men of color....

Thinking about Law Enforcement . Anthony batts i was born right here in the nations capital, washington, d. C. My mom was from North Carolina and came from a very large family that had a farm. My dads job got moved to the west coast which took us to San Francisco and then los angeles. My family separated at that time. My mom and i moved to a very tough part of the city southcentral los angeles. My mom struggled, and there were times that she would go without eating to make sure there was enough for us. In the neighborhood i grew up in, you had prostitution, gang activities, and as much as my m...

Of a boy who looked like me dying over a jacket or a pair of shoes. My mom told me to grow up and be the person who makes a difference. My trajectory was not Law Enforcement particularly, it was to become an attorney. I wanted to get out of my environment. I want to help people by being a civil rights attorney. But i took a turn once or twice that put me on a different road. Brian lamb you tell a story about seeing a dead woman in an alley somewhere. How old were you and what was that about . Anthony batts fairly young. I used to go to school my school was probably about 1. 5 hours on the bus....