goebel? >> is it too late to add a question to the survey? >> i can check with the survey team. the covid-19 survey is going to wrap up next week. i could ask the survey team that. >> i wanted to know the federal relief package included gig workers. i wanted to know if they applied for that, what is the status, do they know about it, have they going to apply for it? i don't think the checks have been issued. they are coming, and if they had received any relief. that was my question. i had another question and i forgot about it. sorry. that was the question. >> it is a very good point, madam chair in terms of unemployment. i have been reading reports about gig workers having difficulty accessing it. it is delayed until the end of the month. all kinds of problems. they might ask some of the workers they are doing interviews with. i am happy to do additional research and add to the presentation i give you on ma may 15th. >> because we are just hearing, also, issues about the small business fundi

goebel. i think we also have the professor chris brenner and survey leader and researcher. mr. goebel and mr. brenner, the floor is yours. >> thank you. good morning. bryan goebel executive officer. as you know, last year, lafco contracted with a research team led by uc santa cruz to conduct a representative survey and study of ride hail and food delivery drivers. the survey team is a unique partnership between jobs with justice san francisco and the education fund and the drivers cooperative. the goal was the give the city good data on this very vulnerable work force. today we have that data. >> now this. i am pleased to announce the survey is complete. not without challenges. a lot of hard work went into this. we have produced troubling findings about the vulnerable work force in san francisco. these are findings that will inform your policy to help improve the working conditions and lives of on demand workers in san francisco. i would like to introduce chris beenner from uc santa cruz to p

goebel will bring the proposed two budgets to us.sed budget in the board packet before the covid-19 crisis and also he will bring to us a discussion on the impacts that the budget cuts would make to the current work that we are doing. madam clerk, would i need a vote? i assume yes, is that correct? >> yes you need a roll call vote. >> i need a motion. could i have a second please. >> thank you. roll call vote, please. >> who was the second? >> i was. >> the name? commissionier singh. >> you are an alternate. i need another second. >> i second that pollock. >> if you could state your name it would be helpful. we can't tell who is doing it. the motion to continue item 4 to may lafco meeting. commissioner fewer. >> aye. >> commissioner pollock. >> ice. >> commissioner haney aye. >> commissioner mar. >> a ye. >> we should rescind this vote. i make a motion to resend this vote. second vote. >> commissioner pollock seconds the motion. >> madam clerk, roll call vote. >> on the motion to resined commissioner fewer. >> aye. >> pollock. >> aye

goebel? >> is it too late to add a question to the survey? >> i can check with the survey team. the covid-19 survey is going to wrap up next week. i could ask the survey team that. >> i wanted to know the federal relief package included gig workers. i wanted to know if they applied for that, what is the status, do they know about it, have they going to apply for it? i don't think the checks have been issued. they are coming, and if they had received any relief. that was my question. i had another question and i forgot about it. sorry. that was the question. >> it is a very good point, madam chair in terms of unemployment. i have been reading reports about gig workers having difficulty accessing it. it is delayed until the end of the month. all kinds of problems. they might ask some of the workers they are doing interviews with. i am happy to do additional research and add to the presentation i give you on ma may 15th. >> because we are just hearing, also, issues about the small business fundi

goebel. i think we also have the professor chris brenner and survey leader and researcher. mr. goebel and mr. brenner, the floor is yours. >> thank you. good morning. bryan goebel executive officer. as you know, last year, lafco contracted with a research team led by uc santa cruz to conduct a representative survey and study of ride hail and food delivery drivers. the survey team is a unique partnership between jobs with justice san francisco and the education fund and the drivers cooperative. the goal was the give the city good data on this very vulnerable work force. today we have that data. >> now this. i am pleased to announce the survey is complete. not without challenges. a lot of hard work went into this. we have produced troubling findings about the vulnerable work force in san francisco. these are findings that will inform your policy to help improve the working conditions and lives of on demand workers in san francisco. i would like to introduce chris beenner from uc santa cruz to p

katherine coleman goebel johnson, you are no longer and never again hidden. [applause] so, on august 20 5, 2018, we had katherine -- so, on august 25, 2018, we had katherine johnson and supporters on the campus. 2, one! 3, [applause] >> on that day it was beautiful. she was able to be with us. she loved the statue. her family was in. it was a crystallizing moment that katherine johnson regardless of what she does from here on out, she will be part of west virginia state university forever. inspiring story is people all around the world. in fact, it is said that katherine liked to to count everything. when she was younger, she counted the steps to church, rocks in her yard. she counted anything she good get her mind around and her hands on. when we -- she could yet her mind around and her hands on. when we dedicated this statue to her, i told her there was one thing she could not count and that is the number of people she has inspired. it is my hope that all men and women of all races and economic backdrops will take more time to learn about this incredible am

goebel for organizing the presentations today. we all learned a lot. i know it was a long meeting. thank you. we all learned a lot and i think all of it was so interesting. i want to thank everyone who participated. all of the background and the research on the presentation. thank you very much. this meeting is adjourned. . >> good afternoon. my name is ann moller caen. i'm the president of the san francisco public utilities commission. at this time i'd like to call to order the regular meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission. today's date is tuesday, may 12, 2020. roll call, please. >> president caen? >> here. >> vice-president vietor? >> present. >> commissioner moran? >> here. >> commissioner maxwell? >> present. >> commissioner paulson? >> present. >> we have a quorum. at this time i would like to make a brief announcement. due to the covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health and mayor brown have lifted the restrictions on teleconference. this meeting is being held virtually wit

we will continue to meet the needs of our goebel customers while at the same time dealing with emergingnges and regulation in every market that we operated. liz: a waiver, is not in your future? would you like to pressure the commerce department to grant to one, the commerce secretary told fox business this morning that most waiver request will probably be denied, have you been in contact with anybody at the federal level on this matter? >> we are in process and digesting the news that came out this morning and we will continue to look first and foremost how we deal with new and emerging regulations once we have a chance to understand them. but also in conjunction with that serve the needs of our customers around the globe. liz: if the president were to get his wish, there would be a massive separation between china and the u.s. while intel has multiple in arizona, big presence, covering a range of about 12000 employees there, oregon, new mexico massachusetts, parts of your supply chain and customers around the world as well, i guess i want to know with american labor and cost of produc