where as alita has already referenced. there were blocks on the inside of her door to protect her from her uncles who had once been, you know, charming young men around town tennis champions and so forth now predatory alcoholics who were dangerous and scary and eleanor's life in her grandmother's house both at tivoli but in town as well where she lived during her coming out period and just after the at the time she met franklin was chaos. it was it was pure chaos, and it was not knowing where she lived not knowing. where what her what what her future would be where she was even going to go really franklin's life was settled and solid and it was act by a mother who with franklin created a couple that eleanor attached to in a sense. they were a i think of them as a compact of oddball simply because franklin was an oddball eleanor was odd in that she was left out i think of her as being ghosted by the roosevelt's her own family was discontinued as one of her cousins roosevelt cousin said, there was no mother there was no fath

things of a sudden form cannot sit on us a rock alita special committee for collecting evidence of the ukrainian government alleged walk rhymes against the people of lou ganske. when you go about doing is i wouldn't think there are many burial sites like this and don't bus. i'm here for 5 minutes and then i'm told the 1st 5 people they found it was 5 decapitated heads. they were all civilians. who does this to people? you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes for in the area around venetia, verifica, village and, and against people's republic. 36 civilian bodies are being assumed. mm. georgia license and american journalist claims he repeatedly sent reports of alleged crimes like this to europe, ian and american media. my hope is that this begins the process to bring this into an international forum. but when you see these grave travesties, you want to help bring that closure to them. that's why i'm here. unfortunately, and most conflicts that we find around the world atrocities have been committed, extra judicial killings. ah, this is how charles crypton, who served a sp

alita, you've been permitted to unmute. >> caller: thank you very much. my name is alita fischer. i'm the advocacy assure chair for the san francisco community advisory and i would just like to commend the work of the mayor's office disability, rec and park, and san francisco unified school district to raise the issue of families of children with disabilities and finding a summer program. i cannot thank you enough for all the work that's being done to ensure we have inclusive camps. there's nothing more demoralizing than to sign your child up for a camp along with their nondisabled peers only to get that call midway through day one asking you to come pick them up because we're sorry, we just can't support your kid here and it's devastating for our children. so thank you for all the work that you are doing and obviously it continues. we've got plenty of private camps who still do this. we're excited that the commitment of rec and park is there to make all camps inclusive. and also there are many of our students who qualify for extended school year which is five to six weeks over th

se resuelve con dos pizzas, palitos de pan, y alitas. así de fácil todos comen ¡a un súper precio!no se hace en la bóveda, sino en el plano. güey, ven acá, tengo que hablar dos palabras contigo. ray: claro, oye, tengo una idea buenísima, estaba pensando que cuando entre a la joyería me debería echar un clavado contra esos vidrios que son contra balas, tipo una cosa como rambo o jean-- santiago: yo no voy a permitir que tú robes la tienda. ray: pero ¿por qué? si ya perfeccioné mi técnica milenaria. santiago: la decisión está tomada, si te agarran te dan 20 años, yo no puedo arriesgarte de esa manera, ya te voy a buscar qué hacer. ray: está bien. oye, pero entonces, ¿quién va a robar las joyas? jackie: recuerden, chicas, a las 5 pm en la alberca, no lleguen tarde. ray: ¿te puedo ayudar en algo? jackie: no. >> hola. soy yo, pasa que tengo costumbre de entrar así a la habitación. josefa: ¿qué haces aquí? prometiste que dejabas todo listo y te ibas, jackie. jackie: me voy a quedar, mamá, nadie sabe usar este equipo mejor que yo y lo sabes. ray: tranquila, suegrita, tranquila, si alguien

alita dupree, she and her. i think a hallmark of getting the subway to be reliable is redundancy. i really ask that we have an aircraft-related philosophy when it comes to subways. i don't like to fly and get on airplanes, but airplanes are the safest form of travel. we can have a similar system of subways if we are all meticulous in the level of our repair of subways. can we practice that in our subway so that we don't have these problems again. everybody has to get to the place where we say, we have to get to an aircraft standard of reliability, and if we do that, we can have the best system in the world. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. thank you, madam clerk. public comment on item 11 is closed. i guess, circling back, to what extent are any of these related to the h.r. challenges, staffing, for supervisors, and what are we doing on that if it is related? >> so our recent hiring challenges have not been impacting our rail operators because our rail operators come from our bus operator pool, but as we

ah, cole is still considered the worst alita of all fossil fuels, and getting rid of it is crucial to combat and global warming and climate change. but money speaks louder than words and a new study by $28.00 non governmental agencies found that major banks a pouring vast sums of money into the coal industry, is the 1st update since the cult $26.00 climate conference was held in glasgow last year. oh, golden reclaimed finance. alongside author and geo say financial institutions channelled walden, $1.00 trillion dollars to the coal industry between january of 2019 and of them. but of 2021. more than 80 percent of the funding came from 6 countries, only. they all, the us, china, japan, india, canada, and the united kingdom. barclays and city group are among the top 10 highest lenders to over 1000 firms involved in the coal supply chain. bank of china, bank of america and japanese firms took all the top 3 spots. the india is also say only 12 banks accounted for almost half of the total, $363000000000.00 in loans to the coal industry in the same period. now 10 of the so called dessie does

host: let's talk to alita, who is calling from seattle, washington on the republican line. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. i would like to ask mr. gerstein if he thinks that putin, being as insane as he is, would unleash these chemical weapons that they could actually reach the united states? guest: yeah, so, you know, a couple of things. let me just put this into a different perspective. first, i don't see chemical weapons as something that would be fit on an internet continental -- an intercontinental ballistic missile. i don't think he has those stocks right now and i don't inc. he would want to go to that place. what i would say is that, you know, he started off by saying, you know, as insane as he is. i guess i would just say, as with other actors, very bad actors in some cases, even terrorists and such, we try to hesitate from calling people insane. we may not understand all of their rationale, but they may actually have some sort of rationale. you know, like the rest of the international community watching putin today, i certainly have grave concerns about h

alita dupree, she and her. i think a hallmark of getting the subway to be reliable is redundancy. i really ask that we have an aircraft-related philosophy when it comes to subways. i don't like to fly and get on airplanes, but airplanes are the safest form of travel. we can have a similar system of subways if we are all meticulous in the level of our repair of subways. can we practice that in our subway so that we don't have these problems again. everybody has to get to the place where we say, we have to get to an aircraft standard of reliability, and if we do that, we can have the best system in the world. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. thank you, madam clerk. public comment on item 11 is closed. i guess, circling back, to what extent are any of these related to the h.r. challenges, staffing, for supervisors, and what are we doing on that if it is related? >> so our recent hiring challenges have not been impacting our rail operators because our rail operators come from our bus operator pool, but as we

alita, you've been permitted to unmute. >> caller: thank you very much. my name is alita fischer. i'm the advocacy assure chair for the san francisco community advisory and i would just like to commend the work of the mayor's office disability, rec and park, and san francisco unified school district to raise the issue of families of children with disabilities and finding a summer program. i cannot thank you enough for all the work that's being done to ensure we have inclusive camps. there's nothing more demoralizing than to sign your child up for a camp along with their nondisabled peers only to get that call midway through day one asking you to come pick them up because we're sorry, we just can't support your kid here and it's devastating for our children. so thank you for all the work that you are doing and obviously it continues. we've got plenty of private camps who still do this. we're excited that the commitment of rec and park is there to make all camps inclusive. and also there are many of our students who qualify for extended school year which is five to six weeks over th

ah, coal is still considered the worst alita of all fossil fuels and getting rid of it is crucial to combating global warming and climate change. but money speaks louder than words and a new study by $28.00 non governmental agencies found that major banks a pouring vast sums of money into the coal industry is the 1st update since the cold $26.00 climate conference was held in glasgow last year. oh give alden, reclaim finance, alongside author and geo say financial institutions channelled walden, $1.00 trillion dollars to the coal industry. between january of 2019 and november of 2021. more than 80 percent of the funding came from 6 countries, only. they all the us, china, japan, india, canada, and the united kingdom. barclays and city group are among the top 10 highest lenders to over 1000 firms involved in the coal supply chain. bank of china, bank of america and japanese firms took all the top 3 spots. the india is also say only 12 banks accounted for almost half of the total, $363000000000.00 in loans to the coal industry in the same period. now 10 of the so called dessie doesn't

ah, coal is still considered the worst alita of all fossil fuels and getting rid of it is crucial to combating global warming and climate change. but money speaks louder than words and a new study by $28.00 non governmental agencies found that major banks pouring vast sums of money into the coal industry is the 1st update since the cold $26.00 climate conference was held in glasgow last year. oh give alden, reclaim finance, alongside author and geo say financial institutions channelled walden, $1.00 trillion dollars to the coal industry. between january of 2019 and november of 2021. more than 80 percent of the funding came from 6 countries, only. they all the us, china, japan, india, canada, and the united kingdom. barclays and city group are among the top 10 highest lenders to over 1000 firms involved in the coal supply chain. bank of china, bank of america and japanese firms took all the top 3 spots. the india is also say only 12 banks accounted for almost half of the total, $363000000000.00 in loans to the coal industry in the same period. now 10 of the so called dessie doesn't le

alita fisher? >> hi, everyone. i appreciate the chief's comments about respecting and honoring staff at the beginning of this agenda item. in fact, this is not easy. however, i do also feel that it's important if we want -- important, if we want to honor staff, we have to be centralized. cutting up to 12 family liaisons will have a devastating impact on family engagement at many schools. for many parents, the relationships they build are family liaisons are a life line to the school authority. there's no transparency, and i find it insulting. parents have been asking for years to dig into the budget, to dig into the details before decisions were made. please work with us instead of making this decisions in a vacuum. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. [please stand by] >> caller: it is important for your family to get exposed to this japanese program. i still don't understand why the japanese is the only language targeted for this redaction this time and we also know a lot of families with japanese connections or japan

this is alita dupree again. i would maintain to you that there are people in the city and county of san francisco who have are disabilities as a result of military service. they're called service enacted veterans. now i don't live in san francisco, but i have a reduced clipper® card because i have a forced disability retirement more than 50%. i don't know what this lctop things. kind of sounds like t-tops and that kind of thing. free muni can help people with disabilities, and i personally know people, both disabled veterans and nondisabled, that can use this help. i think we need to get people like this their reduced clipper® card. free muni will help a lot of people. it doesn't help me, but i stand in solidarity with those who qualify. thank you very much. >> thank you. [please stand by] >> clerk: the item 10.2 is approved 7-0. >> chair borden: please call 2.1. >> clerk: approving various routine parking and traffic modifications. >> director lai: specifically related to i believe it's 10.1, a-c and potentiall

alita fisher. >> caller: please pass this agreement. i'm one of the ones -- [ indiscernible ] the fact that other educators and i had to do that to go fund -- getfocused on payroll probles horrible. the fact than a school district with around 10,000 employees has so few people working on payroll and benefits and for them to correct errors when they occur is disgusting. this agreement does not solve all the problems. hard work will. it does not restore trust in the district. it is a first step in setting up processes to prevent problems in the future and to quickly resolve errors when they occur. i want to be able to trust my employers. we shouldn't have needed an agreement ton this. but we have one now. pass it, follow it and do better. i don't want to have to sleep here again. >> president lam: i like to open up for virtual public comment please. total of 10 minutes. >> clerk: at this time we'll hear public comment on the tentative agreement. if you care to speak, please raise your hand. you'll have a total of one minute to speak. can

alita dupree, she and her. i think a hallmark of getting the subway to be reliable is redundancy. i really ask that we have an aircraft-related philosophy when it comes to subways. i don't like to fly and get on airplanes, but airplanes are the safest form of travel. we can have a similar system of subways if we are all meticulous in the level of our repair of subways. can we practice that in our subway so that we don't have these problems again. everybody has to get to the place where we say, we have to get to an aircraft standard of reliability, and if we do that, we can have the best system in the world. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. thank you, madam clerk. public comment on item 11 is closed. i guess, circling back, to what extent are any of these related to the h.r. challenges, staffing, for supervisors, and what are we doing on that if it is related? >> so our recent hiring challenges have not been impacting our rail operators because our rail operators come from our bus operator pool, but as we

my name is alita fisher, and i'm a member of the on-line community collaborative, invest black. i'm a proud owner in district 11s bayview neighborhood, and i'm here with my six-year-old son, who is hiding in the back, and is probably embarrassed that i mentioned him. i don't know if you know much about district 11 politics, but we've got a very vocal moderate contingent, and we've got a very vocal progressive contingent, and we met on march 9, and i have never seen any subject align us in the way that the first redistricting map is. that was really impressive. we're also all very aligned in our passion for 2-b. thank you all for the hard work that you're doing. i can't imagine that there are nine more hard workers in san francisco. please keep map 2-b, and in particular, keep the lakeview hole. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. could we get the next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is jeanette wright, and i am a member of invest black, lakeview coalition. i live in o.m.i., and i was born and raised in the home that my parents purchased in 1950, and o.m.i. was only

host: let's talk to alita, who is calling from seattle, washington on the republican line.ood morning. caller: yes, good morning. i would like to ask mr. gerstein if he thinks that putin, being as insane as he is, would unleash these chemical weapons that they could actually reach the united states? guest: yeah, so, you know, a couple of things. let me just put this into a different perspective. first, i don't see chemical weapons as something that would be fit on an internet continental -- an intercontinental ballistic missile. i don't think he has those stocks right now and i don't inc. he would want to go to that place. what i would say is that, you know, he started off by saying, you know, as insane as he is. i guess i would just say, as with other actors, very bad actors in some cases, even terrorists and such, we try to hesitate from calling people insane. we may not understand all of their rationale, but they may actually have some sort of rationale. you know, like the rest of the international community watching putin today, i certainly have grave concerns about his

>> i'm being asked to unmute but i am not alita. >> can we have one speaker at a time, please? >> so, alida. >>[ speaking spanish ] hello, i have many student and washington and he has an iep and also, leader mom at innovate and my comment is because i want you to vet on this resolution and my kid has his ip last week the interpreter had to leave before the iep was actually done and so, i think it's a lack of professionalism and i feel that there was disrespected because he had to leave so i want you to vote in this resolution and so these problems cannot happen again. >> thank you, marcella. >> caller: [ speaking spanish ] >> hi, my name is marcella and i want to thank commissioner alexander for all your work and being our voice and to be an advocate for moms here and the one thing that i want to say that is also having a kid and who attends balboa and a part of the innovate program as well and him children with lis disabilities and be part of this program and this is very important for the parents who has not speak any english to have this service and it's very important beca