you guys recall that since october 7 you have about 17 uh perc of the israeli workforce that haven'te you've got also lot of the palestinians that they used to use as basically slave labor who would cross over from gaza every morning and then go back to gaza every night or uh also in the west bank in the occupied west bank have to go uh and and through million checkpoints they they've kidnapped many of them and tortured them uh some of them were in detention for months and so those palestinians are also not coming into work anymore because of you know the'.

for state department parks perc's and morgan ortega it will be joining us at.ight to alex haugen's live in tel aviv for us. she's got the very latest from there. alex, what are we hearing from both israel and hamas regarding the on going cease-fire talks? >> height sander israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his government will be flexible and some issues but very firm and drawing a line on others specifically tonight mentioning philadelphia core door and that israel will need to remain in that area that again is the part of land that separates gaza from egypt. hamas tonight responding arguing that netanyahu is a putting in new protocols and new demand that essentially would prevent the cease-fire from happening. all of this comes u.s. secretary of state entity blinken has arrived here in israel earlier tonight. that comes as he will meet tomorrow with the countries in prime minister. the president as well as a defense minister. meetings ended on friday as negotiators are continuing to call for this is cease-fire explaining in the statement working te

[laughter] first of all, the dog whistle thing i think is very perc perceptive. was in chicago for the dnc. there is an element of the democratic base that expects her to be there person in the white house. a further signal to that. now that she has gone to the middle, there is an app running in the background of this election and this campaign, which is who is she? is she going to play to that base who expects it, or is she going to attack the middle and stay there subsequent to november where sheet -- could win? the other thing real quick is that she said "we did this and that." she only -- the administration. i didn't see anything for those three and half-4 years. the two things that she was given, ostentatiously, border root causes and the voter suppression thing. she did nothing on either end then had her proxies complain that she was given the tough jobs. you are the vice president. you ostensibly want to ascend to the presidency at some point. you are complaining about the tough gigs? now you want all the tough gigs? and then she brings walz with her? and

inspections ndd within two business days of the date requested by the customer exceeding the target of 90 perc same month the housing inspection service inspections with 70 being routine inspections of the commmultifamily housing. plumbing division received 320complaints and to 99 percent within three business days well exceeding the target of 85 perlt. the code enforcement sent 47 cases to director hearing.inspection service received 341 d complaints and responded to 87 percent within 3 business days.heat complaints, housing received 24 complaints and to83 percent of them within one business day. s also abated 395 cases with notice of a 25 cases on to director's hearings., i like to acknowledge some students interning with the department for the summer. out names] they are working with inspection plan review services this summer and we are very pleased to have thank you and available for any questions. [applause] to comment? i won't put on the spot like that. available for any questions you may have. >> k >> thank you. that concludes the director's report. any comment on the director's report

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. >> these increases are included in the 10 rcent plus the 5 perc cuts that we presented?s a bit of the delay. as we are working wi mayor's office to submit her budget june 1, and then work wg board of supervisors as their review happened in june. a hold up were not sure until june 22 what the final number would be. all the reductions that were submitted and approved and accepted by the board of supervisors are included in these amounts and wehave sufficient budget to fully fund the items before you today. >> have a update of the final final? >> yes. staff are working on that report. last year we issued shortly after signed in mid-august. we should be on a similar timeline this go-round as welt. i have seen preliminary draft. we are working on it and making sure no numbers change. >> thank you. >> commissioner turner racuchal non profit partners are here today. since they took the time an come to the meeting, did anyone want to come and say hello or speak? you dont have to, but i like to the effort. >> good morning chair post and the urban forest. my only comment is that,

budget approved a 2.5 perc instead of the 3 percent and there is no cost of doing business budget in 25-26. hsh is continue to go determine how to eductions within its allocation and to levels and no specific services have so cost estimates providing this in response to a request we've had from commissioners to provide cost estimates by program type.are from our strategic plan at the plan and shelter transport and many costs that arnot readily apparent. figures this slide, reflect annual cost mates for 2023, the first year of our strategic plan.over year slight increase in these estimates--wow over the five years of it got really loud in here. >> on the local site hsh passed in june and july. hsh rticipated in two fiscal year 24-26 ing and supported successful of 24-26 budget along with required trailing legislation. this included legislation to d transition age youth and families. november, 2024 government oversight bond for healthy and vibrant san francisco 50 million for acquisition.non congregate hotels through march 31, 2024. this extension will give hsh time to for a longer tim

to main ain high level of occupancy at of these sites, just checking the data currenmonarch is at 97 percedante there was some fire damage at the site so it's a lower occupancy, we had to move folks out of damage rooms so it's around 85 percent because of that issue. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. any other on these three? items? if not, i would up to the public who wish to make a comment on these consent items? remote callers? >> there are no >> okay, motion to approve? >> i'll motion to approve item 2 3 and 4. >> second. >> motion and second, ready for the roll call.3 and 4. chair butler. >> aye. >> vice chair evans. >> commissioner albright. >> aye. >> commissioner williams. >> and commissioner laguana. >> aye. >> items are passed.now moving to 12-a this is a review aq and recreation we're happy to invite elizabeth houston who and id did i say her last name right? >> yes.ing at me like no. >> speaker: good morning, commissioners, chair butler and director, my name is elizabeth houston i'm the manager of programs of hsh. i am excited to present to you all a new grant agreement wit

two percent exit to homelessness, 13 perc so they went from, i just want to understand it, they wentsing preferred to go into shelter from housing? so that would be 15 percent. >> marrian sandrs, chief a preference that they go back into shelter.ve a different number of they are transitioning from permanent housing into could be because of affordable, their subsidy is up and they can no longer afford to patheir own. it could be because they're going through an eviction procesassociated with affordability or damage whatever the on preference at all. >> thank you, thank you for explaining. that's it for me. >> thank you, commissioner. commissioner guerrero. >> thank you, as we're taing about this, i'm remembering back when the commission was formed. and supervisor safai, said, we need to start looking outwards. i mentioned that i went to vienna to do the field study there, you walk down the street and maybe five people out door i obviously, that model is a lot of thbe difficult to replicate. but there are a lot ofi think we could replicate. i know there is social housing alex lee, diff

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