is janetta johnson available? >> good morning. this is janetta johnson. good morning, board of supervisors. >> supervisor ronen: good morning, janetta. >> i've been -- an organization that serves community members that are currently in the janetta district. we have lived and worked in district 6 in the janetta area for over 20 years, providing district services, supporting members of the community and particularly working with members of the community that have been kicked out of various organizations. and have had many discipline problems, to help them stabilize and get back into access for services. supporting them to get to their next steps. and we're an organization that is very diverse in our staff. i feel like every race and culture is represented in our -- well not every but primarily. we have a diverse group of staff, not just gender orientation and sexuality, but also various cultures that represent the city and county of san francisco. and i would like to emphasize on that we have been housing and supporting people in getting into -- we've been

is janetta johnson available? >> good morning. this is janetta johnson. good morning, board of supervisors. >> supervisor ronen: good morning, janetta. >> i've been -- an organization that serves community members that are currently in the janetta district. we have lived and worked in district 6 in the janetta area for over 20 years, providing district services, supporting members of the community and particularly working with members of the community that have been kicked out of various organizations. and have had many discipline problems, to help them stabilize and get back into access for services. supporting them to get to their next steps. and we're an organization that is very diverse in our staff. i feel like every race and culture is represented in our -- well not every but primarily. we have a diverse group of staff, not just gender orientation and sexuality, but also various cultures that represent the city and county of san francisco. and i would like to emphasize on that we have been housing and supporting people in getting into -- we've been

is janetta johnson available? >> good morning. this is janetta johnson. good morning, board of supervisors. >> supervisor ronen: good morning, janetta. >> i've been -- an organization that serves community members that are currently in the janetta district. we have lived and worked in district 6 in the janetta area for over 20 years, providing district services, supporting members of the community and particularly working with members of the community that have been kicked out of various organizations. and have had many discipline problems, to help them stabilize and get back into access for services. supporting them to get to their next steps. and we're an organization that is very diverse in our staff. i feel like every race and culture is represented in our -- well not every but primarily. we have a diverse group of staff, not just gender orientation and sexuality, but also various cultures that represent the city and county of san francisco. and i would like to emphasize on that we have been housing and supporting people in getting into -- we've been

is janetta johnson available? >> good morning. this is janetta johnson. good morning, board of supervisors. >> supervisor ronen: good morning, janetta. >> i've been -- an organization that serves community members that are currently in the janetta district. we have lived and worked in district 6 in the janetta area for over 20 years, providing district services, supporting members of the community and particularly working with members of the community that have been kicked out of various organizations. and have had many discipline problems, to help them stabilize and get back into access for services. supporting them to get to their next steps. and we're an organization that is very diverse in our staff. i feel like every race and culture is represented in our -- well not every but primarily. we have a diverse group of staff, not just gender orientation and sexuality, but also various cultures that represent the city and county of san francisco. and i would like to emphasize on that we have been housing and supporting people in getting into -- we've been

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now but i think 5 janetta. it is something which is an arrestable so you'll have to adopt and that is the infrastructure which we're going to see so you see u.k. actually making a big push to try to shore up their own assets their own resources building out their 5 g. infrastructure and you also see them making a big push into digital assets where are we on that front in terms of being more friendlier to cryptocurrency companies. i think. it's 1st of all is the term though the new term which is coined as visual asset is a really friendly term with respect to the regulators because we saw a massive news came out of a new theme from the central bank of paine years well we're very in to do so on. their own coin but i think we do with respect to the u.k. the digital assets is the very forward and the u.k. regulators are showing somewhat a lot more lenient behavior when it comes to digital assets it is going to become a reality as we've discussed many times and in the yourself and i certainly believe that this secur

trying to contain this leak now absolutely it would end up looking the exact same as the mass mandates janetta where you have people in places where it's absolutely mandatory for you to wear them and then you have some where it's not a think that it's hard when you don't have a federal mandate or you don't have states that are all on board with a public health crisis and we're just not seeing that they've turned this into a political football and states are choosing if and when they want to mandate anything and you know we could avoid mandating back seems and we could avoid all of this mess or monitoring tourism social media by simply being civil to each other and wearing a mask and staying away from each other 6 pete that's all it takes i know all right as we're going to break remember that you can also start watching dogs on the man do the brand new portable t.v. which is available on all platforms coming up we look at the 70 but then of course 3 of the nuclear bombings of nagasaki year olds and hiroshima as well as the future of nuclear power proliferation state to watch in the. no shots. a

i count it providential, in nashville came people like andrew white and janetta hayes and helen robertsores wilkerson, and john lewis, and diane nash, c.t. vivian, marion barry, jim bevel, bernard lafayette, paulina knight, angela butler. how all of us gathered in 1958 and '59 and '60 and '61 and '62 in the same city at the same time, i count as being providential. we did not plan it. and when kelly smith and the national christian leadership council met in the fall of 1958, and we determined that if there is to be a second major campaign that will demonstrate the efficacy of satya graha, of soul force, of love truth, that we would have to do it in nashville. and so i planned, as the strategist and organizer, a four-point gandhian strategic program to create the campaign. we decided with great fear and anticipation, we would desegregate downtown nashville. no group of black people or other people anywhere in the united states in the 20th industry against the rapatiousness of a segregated system ever thought about desegregating downtown, tearing down the signs, renovating the waiting roo

nashville, tennessee, dropping out of graduate school, in nashville came people like smith, andrew white, janetta, dolores wilkerson, and john lewis. and diane nash. ct vivian. lafayette. paulina night. angela butler. how all of us gathered in 1958 and '59 and '60 and '61 and '62, at the same city, at the same time, i count as being providential. we did not plan it. [laughs] we all lived there. when charlie smith and the national christian leadership counsel met in the fall of 1958, and we determined that, if there's to be a second major campaign that will demonstrate the efficacy of satyagraha, of soulforce, of lovetruth, that you would have to do it in nashville. so, our plan, as a strategist and organizer, a 4-point gandhian strategic program to create the campaign. we decided, with great fear and anticipation, we would desegregate downtown nashville. no group of black people or other people anywhere in the united states, in the 20th century, against the rapacious nest of a segregated system, every thought about desegregating downtown. tearing down the signs, but renovating waiting rooms, taki

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there should be discussions ongoing us from now to establish a recovery plan for when the economy can janetta starts the discussions should take place between the main stakeholders and also government. thinking from the perspective of europe smallest country no continent what do you think really european. in central bank promising the sort 'd of scale of economic bazookas which will meet the scale of this crisis yes so up till now. the crisis affected the different countries in the e.u. and that print way and it hit us abruptly so the individual countries had no option but basically to implement their individual incentives when you take stock of these incentives they are more or less coherent so they target funds to civil protection to health care and to address liquidity issues in the meantime the european central bank was asking for their command ations from the individual countries to offer a holistic plan and 500000000000 package was launched last fish could have there been more incentives and when looking at countries like italy i think their protests have been more incentives with regar

, dropping out of graduate school, and national came people like kelly smith and andrew white and janettad dolores wilkerson and john lewis and vivian,sh and ct bevel, paulinam knight, angela butler. in 1958of us gathered and 1959 and 60 and 61 and 62 in the same city at the same time i count as being evidential. we did not plan it. we were all led their. -- led there. when the council met in the fall of 1958, we determined that if there is to be a second major campaign that will demonstrate the efficacy of soul force, of love truth, that we would have to do it in so i planned as the strategist and organizer, a four point strategic program to create a campaign. we decided to desegregate downtown nashville. nobody had ever thought about desegregating downtown, taking off immoral signs off of drinking fountains, but it was like women who made that decision for us in nashville. i was scared to death when we made that decision. i knew nothing about how we were going to do this. i had never done it before. strategy.nned the john lewis did not stumble in on that campaign. john lewis smith invit

last night, cbs news talked with bryant and his mother, janetta, she's the one who wrote the song.ow it's going to be in the future and make it worse or make it better. to my generation right now, the young people, just keep your head up, don't be afraid to speak up and just trust in god. >> well, the video of his song has had more than 1.5 million views on instagram. will.i.am from black eyed peas picked it up, he's made a video and wrapped over it. and lupita nyong'o said it best when she said he should not even ever have to sing a song like this. that's how i feel about that, too. anthony? >> yeah. showed up all over my social media last night, gayle. it is so powerful and so beautifully done. >> it is. >> i agree. >>> here's my "talk of the table." as you recall, norah o'donnell challenged us, our colleague norah, challenged us to do something good for people helping fight the coronavirus. so this week, i joined the amazing folks at god's love we deliver. that's a new york charity that prepares and delivers free meals to people too sick to cook or shop for themselves. i spent a

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