which now snider is creating a foundation. it released statement, snider says for too long the struggles of native americans have been ignored. unnoticed and unresolved. as a team, we have honored them through our words and on the field but now we will honor them through our actions. >> what does that mean? like are we back in the 1600s where we are going to accept some -- for land? >> reporter: natalie is standing on the rock. a travel chairwoman for the indians. a group native to the d.c. metro area. >> whether we get money or not, how does that change the perception of america's indigenous people? >> giving snide area talking point. look, you know, in practical terms, and in terms of money, you know, i'm doing something for native americans. and basically get off my back. >> reporter: "washington post" columnist robert mccartney is a redskins season ticket holder but has also been one of the most outspoken critics that changed the name. so is snider's gesture enough? >> that depends on your point of view. from may point of

. >> nicole snider, kevin. shirley. >> good morning board members, i'm the executive director of walk san francisco. my name is nicole. thank you for adopting vision zero and thank you for the presentation for walk first and how we're going to achieve vision zero. i want today to ask you all to direct the staff to help us identify funding through achieving funding zero. the $17 million set out for walk first over the next five years is 6.8 percent of the budget, and point 68 of the pedestrian who make up the traffic fatalities and the trips taken, point 68 is too little. we could go -- the mta and the mayor's office release walk first and highlighted that every year $564 million is spent on lost economic cost due it pedestrian injuries in our city. $564 million if double the cost that it will take to implement walk first. i'm not saying we don't have a very ambitious goal of reaching vision zero, but if we can reprioritize our funding and direct more funding toward prevision verses treating injuries after the f