and he is joined by vice president alex lundberg. commissioner rick swig, commissioner john trasvina, and commissioner j.r. epler. also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls. the board's legal assistant, alex, and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representative from the city departments that will be presenting before the board. this evening. up front, we have tina tam, the deputy zoning administrator representing the planning department, and matthew green, deputy director of inspection services for the department of building inspection. we also expect representativesro

president lopez will be the presiding officer tonight, and he is joined by vice president alex lundberg, commissioner rick swig, commissioner john trasvina , and commissioner j.r. epler. also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls of the board's legal assistant, alex. and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. corey teague, the zoning administrator representing the planning department, matthew green, deputy director of inspection services for the department of building inspection and james zon, housing

president lopez will be the presiding officer tonight, and he is joined by vice president alex lundberg, commissioner rick swig, commissioner john trasvina , and commissioner j.r. epler. also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls of the board's legal assistant, alex. and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. corey teague, the zoning administrator representing the planning department, matthew green, deputy director of

yes, thank vice president lundberg. thank you, i my question is specifically regarding the actual ordinance that these permits are granted under and specifically what exception you are claiming, that this permit be granted under. well, i believe the i believe the city cites it. it's at page six, it's, 19 h point six. i'm not asking for the citation. i'm asking for which exception under that ordinance that you are asking for an exception under for on behalf of your client. oh, okay. it's 19.2, 19.2, which it says tobacco retailers whose principal business is selling tobacco products. so if he has to change his business to principally sell tobacco products, he'd be willing to do that. right. but you understand still that there's a prohibition on new tobacco permits in supervisorial districts with more than x number of tobacco shops. right. so you understand that that the city could not grant a new permit under that code section, because there's over 45 in that supervisorial district, right? yes. yeah. i mean, i mean, i ha

vice president lundberg i commissioner epler i commissioner swig i okay. that motion carries 5 to 0 and the resolution is adopted. and that would conclude the hearing. thanks everybody. you did that much better than . that but >> how are you feeling? long hard day, it's so good to see all of you today. i know people had to get through traffic but as i scan the audience, i'm excite today see so many familiar faces. we are here to celebrate san francisco, there on your hill, my city, fair as the queen of ol', supreme in her 7 hill

vice president lundberg i commissioner epler i commissioner swig i okay. that motion carries 5 to 0 and the resolution is adopted. and that would conclude the hearing. thanks everybody. you did that much better than . that but >> how are you feeling? long hard day, it's so good to see all of you today. i know people had to get through traffic but as i scan the audience, i'm excite today see so many familiar faces. we are here to celebrate san francisco, there on your hill, my city, fair as

and byorn lundberg on why following climate science will cost 60 trillion by 2100. for no good reason, to our own edward lawrence live from federal reserve, how was the broadway show today? reporter: it was great, opening act, closing act, no entno inmermission, the fed pausing for a fifth straight time, they sets interest rates, federal reserve chairman did not see data to make a first rate cut. we know that inflation is accelerating, both pce and cpi inflation reports, we have seen that fed chairman says he sees it as a pump bumpy road. >> i take the two of them together. and i think they have not really changed the overall story. which is that of inflation moving downgradia -- gradually on sometimes bumpy road. reporter: fed chairman received two letters from congressional democratic lawmaker, calling for rate cut, be one because they say higher rates hurts green energy push and they say interest rates are squeezing families. >> how do the letters affect who do you policy wise. >> we receive the letters with respect, we write careful responses and address concern

and byorn lundberg on why following climate science will cost 60 trillion by 2100. for no good reason, to our own edward lawrence live from federal reserve, how was the broadway show today? reporter: it was great, opening act, closing act, no no inmermission, the fed pausing for a fifth straight time, they sets interest rates, federal reserve chairman did not see data to make a first rate cut. we know that inflation is accelerating, both pce and cpi inflation reports, we have seen that fed chairman says he sees it as a pump bumpy road. >> i take the two of them together. and i think they have not really changed the overall story. which is that of inflation moving downgradi -- gradually on sometimes bumpy road. reporter: fed chairman received two letters from congressional democratic lawmaker, calling for rate cut, be one because they say higher rates hurts green energy push and they say interest rates are squeezing families. >> how do the letters affect who do you policy wise. >> we receive the letters with respect, we write careful responses and address concerns, w

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the lundberg plea to american jewish committee, they're calling for criminal investigation. >> and toan demonstration that happened last monday. the protests happened against an event organized by jewish students zeller box playhouse forcing people to have to evacuate. yeah, didn't indies. and also a speaker that was there from israel. 200 protesters broke through the door. that venue ajc sent a letter to da pamela price, arguing monday's demonstration is not a normal one. on friday, we got a chance to talk with the chief legal officer of that committee. >> is why was this allowed to happen and that that requires some explanation from the university, which is not to say they're guilty of anything, but it requires an independent investigation. >> well, in a statement, uc berkeley's vice chancellor says there have been dozens of protests. panel seminars and until monday, not a single one has ever been disrupted. we're already talking about what we have to do to change. so this does not happen again. and san francisco rally was held in support of proposition a bombing allow the city to b

president lopez will be the presiding officer tonight, and he is joined by vice president alex lundbergsioner rick swig, commissioner john trasvina , and commissioner j.r. epler. also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls of the board's legal assistant, alex. and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. corey teague, the zoning administrator representing the planning department, matthew

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uh, this lundberg from lundberg family foundation. a van which is used to convey our work tools to the location that we work. the employees find themselves or find their way to the location they are responsible to transport themselves to workplace every day. uh, the vans are marked by the name of the company or the logo of the company. so we do not use the public. uh, the dpw vans, we use our vehicles. any other question , ma'am? so we are the power wash steamer and so we have our own truck that carry the, uh, power wash steam machine on, on the truck. and then all the staff they are wearing, um, safety, safety wear and also the cic uniform and all the all the trucks are also marked with our logo. uh, every day they need to submit a log sheets to track which trash can they clean, as well as also which block they have cleaned. and we also submit the weekly data to our dpw program officer. so everything is tracked and we have our own supervisor. but we have to really thank dpw team. they really help us to set up all the safety protocol,