what we need to do as people, as users, asle citizens is to be vy clear and explicit to tech ceos, you do not get your flying cars if you only choose to protect multiple interests whenever you decide to instead of by default. at the end of the day it's not just abouty dehumanization but about moral exclusion. who is missing from the power centers to drive structural change and accountability? and so, yeah. >> brandy, i know that you are talking about sort of a long-term vision here, but i am curious, as someone who is on this beat, what are you watching for ine the next few days? >> it mean, we're collecting flyers, we've collected dozens of flyers that -- that's how we knew about the capitol protests we're collecting flyers that say meet at these places, come armed. we're tracking all of the apps that people are fleeing to right now, which is a real headache, if i'm being honest, trying to find where these people are scurrying to as the gates are closed on them. we're seeinge the usual people that hate other people and hate joe biden and love donald trump. we're seeing a lot of qanon

she can speak asl without me ever having to spend a day learning it. sign language. heard you know asl. can we see a little bit of the alphabet, please? i like to be nice to my own avatar. christine says the biggest growth markets for these hyper—realistic avatars are fashion, advertising and digital assistants, but it's still early days for the technology. i really think that gen z and the younger generations, they're loving it and they're going to be the ones that decide how it works, what the winners are going to be and how much of a part of the future it's going to be. with such seemingly limitless opportunities, it's no surprise that everyone is trying to cash in on this technology, including bitcoin billionaire crystal rose pierce. i'm meeting her at rouge mocap where we're going to train our avatars to fight so they can be used in the gaming industry. there are 95 cameras around the room tracking our every move. it only takes two minutes to calibrate those motions to our avatars. back at crystal's house, we test out our avatars. this is not looking good for av

a part of this administration's accessibility and inclusion effort, starting today, we will have an asl american sign language interpreter. today's interpreter, heather, is joining us virtually. the present is committed to building in america that is more inclusive more just and more accessible for every american including americans with disabilities and their families. next i wanted to share a few updates from the covid response team. the president today will sign a presidential proclamation to reduce the spread of covid-19 through travel, especially as we see faster spreading variants emerging across the world. this proclamation is out of the biden administration's whole of government decisive and science driven response to the covid-19 pandemic. of particular note, on advice of our administrations medical and covid team, president biden has decided to maintain the restrictions previously in place for the european area, the united kingdom, republic of ireland and brazil. with the pandemic worsening and more contagion variants spreading, this is not the time to be lifting restrictions

rain pushing through the north bay asl as the south bay. the wind advisory goes into effect starting at 7:00 p.m. especially for the coastline and we're talking about a strong midweek storm that is promising a decent amount of rainfall as well as gusting conditions, which is going to have us concerned about the burn area runoff zones in the bay area. more detail coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> all right. see you in a bit. >>> we talked about the slick roads and cal fire sending out a warning to drivers to be extra caution throughout the rainy weather. and crews have been called out to several crashes already. they are reminding people to give yourself a little extra time to get to your destination, don't rush. >>> now to the coronavirus coverage tonight, more than 24,000 cases have been reported, and 429 people have died. let's see how our hospitals are going. let's go county by county. the standard icu availability. take a look at san francisco, sonoma, solano and alameda counties, all of them well above that 15% threshold we h

asl basically makes the kit, the big producers like psm c and samsung use, shoring up data in the marketwhat it is getting. there is a chip supply shortage at the moment, chip shortage, and this benefits what is happening. the longer-term outlook with 5g, etc., potentially very positive when it comes to asml's outlook. i think the market was nervous coming into the numbers from the software company in the united kingdom, considering what is happening with the economy. that is understandable. sage -- suggest they are reassured by what happened today. up by nearly 5%. not so good from a barclays perspective from -- a mall operator. barclays again painting a picture of its nervousness surrounding the outlook for the retail sector, and the landlords for the retail sector. down 8.1%. alix: in about half an hour, e.u. leaders will discuss covid response. chancellor angela merkel says move -- new restrictions are possible. >> we won't be making any ordinances or d regulations at the european council -- deregula tions at the european council and germany is looking for a comprehensive approach. w

. >> as part of this administration accessibility and inclusion efforts, we'll have an asl, american sign language interpreter for our daily press briefings. today's interpreter is heather. including americans with disabilities and their families. next i want to share a few updates from the covid response team. the president will sign a presidential proclamation to reduce the spread of covid-19 through travel especially as we see faster spreading variants emerging across the world.clama government and science driven response to the covid-19 pandemic. of particular note, on advice of our administration's medical team president biden decide to maintain the restrictions in place for european area, the united kingdom, republic of ireland and brazil. with the pandemic worsening and more contagious variants spreading, this isn't the time to be lifting restrictions on international travel and in light of the contagious variant, south africa has been added to the restricted list. additional beginning tomorrow, international travelers to the united states must provide proof of a negative test

. >> clerk: president sanchez, i'm going to read off the asl interpretation slide if that's okay. >> president sanchez: yes. >> clerk: closed captioning is american sign language translation services -- providing closed captioning and american sign language asl throughout the board meeting. live transcription can be found here. the attendee will need a functioning camera to interpret with the board. when it is time to provide comment, the zoom host will promote to panelist for video. any member of the public may e-mail comments. >> president sanchez: the regular meeting of the board of education for san francisco school board meeting is called to order. roll call please. >> clerk: (roll call) >> president sanchez: section i is return safely together to school right after section b. and in the consent calendar, item 19 has to do with the kow-psl-a, we will be severing that for discussion. all right. before we start, i would like to announce the following, passed by the voters in 2001, the elections commission assumed power over the city and county of san francisco in 2002. the board o

briefings at least three times a week to discuss covid and white house press briefings will now have an aslhere on how. i can't believe we never did that before but from here on out we'll have that? and he'll investigate if they tried to use the power of the justice department to alter the election results. and over the weekend president trump really did try to fire the ag and replace him lower level guy. the new guy said he would tell the state of georgia to void joe biden as the winner of the election. and the senate impeachment trial of president donald trump is underway officially tonight. as we discussed tonight with majority leader, chuck schumer, it will be the president protem, lehigh, who will reside n stead of chief justice john roberts. they'll start their arguments in two weeks. in the meantime, that means cabinet nominee can be approved and as we heard tonight from chuck schumer, the covid relief bill, they hope can pass before the impeachment arguments start. senator schumer with his assertion that he's ready to go with passing almost all the covid relief bill, using the prosa

starting today we'll have an asl, american sign language, interpreter for our daily press briefings. today heather is joining us virtually. the president is committed to building an america that is more inclusive, more just for every american, including americans with disabilities and their families. next i want to share a few updates from the covid response team. first today, the president will sign a presidential proclamation to reduce the spread of covid-19 through travel, especially as we see faster spreading variants emerging across the world. this proclamation is part of the biden administration's whole and decisive and science-driven response to the covid-19 pandemic. a particular note, on advice of our administration's medical and covid team, president biden has decided to maintain the restrictions previously in place for the european area, the united kingdom, republic of ireland and brazil. with the pandemic worsening and more contagious variants spreading, this isn't the time to be lifting restrictions on international travel, and in light of the contagious variant, b 13531

they also announced today that white house press briefings will now have an asl interpreter every time from here on out. sign language interpreter. i honestly can't believe we never did that before now, but from here on out we'll have that. today the inspector general at the justice department said he will investigate whether trump doj officials tried to use the power of the justice department to alter the results of the presidential election at president trump's insistence. the investigation follows explosive reporting over the weekend that president trump really did try to fire the a.g. and replace him with a lower-level guy who, quote, spent a lot of time reading on the internet. who apparently wanted to go along with the trump election conspiracy theories. once installed as attorney general, the new guy reportedly proposed that he would tell the state of georgia to void their declaration of joe biden as the winner of the election. that is now under justice department investigation. and, and, also the senate -- senate impeachment trial of president donald trump is under way official

asls grow to remove trump officials had for the exit. they write that the trump administration plunged deeper officialss as more resign. prominent republicans broke with him and democratic congressional leaders threatened to impeach him. what was already shaping up as a volatile final stretch to the trump presidency took on an air of national emergency. as the white house impede out, some republicans joined nancy pelosi and a cascade of democrats calling for mr. trump to be removed without waiting the 12 days until the inauguration of joe biden. short-circuiting -- ruledresident mike pence out invoking the disability clause of the 25th amendment to sideline the president as many had urged that he and the cabinet do according to officials. democrats suggest they could move quickly to impeachment, a step that would have its own logistical and political challenges. the highly charged debate about mr. trump's capacity to govern underscored the death -- depth of anger and anxiety after lawmakers evacuated, halting the count of the electoral c

and a feature is only for the asl interpretation we use it to know when someone would need interpretationr public comment and that is the only thing that we use on the screen. >> thank you for stating that. i hope that people will listen. >> president sanchez: yeah, me too. thank you. thank you, student delegates. so we will move on and, believe it or not, and we'll hit our advisory committees right now. to the project coming up. so i don't know who is going first. >> hi, mark, this is michelle with the parent advisory council. we were expecting that there would be something else before we were reporting just now. but that's fine. we are ready. let me just make sure that my team is together. >> president sanchez: apologies. i wasn't clear about that. we'll do -- after this item we'll move up the student assignment policy. >> okay. got it. so should we go ahead and proceed? >> president sanchez: sure. >> okay, thank you. good evening, commissioners, student delegates and superintendent and district staff and families and community members. my name is michelle, and i'm the coordinator for t

mandarin, spanish, russian, safetsamoaian and asl. they may call on other staff from their agency, they may utilize language line services. they can be referred to another adrc that has that particular language capacity. with this new contract, we're excited to report that additional funding has been provided to higher english speaking staff in district 8 and chinese speaking staff in district 9. there are no chinese speaking adrc staff located within district, 8, 9 and 10. these additional hires will help provide appropriate services to a large portion of the city. the adrc citywide coordinator delivers weekly individual and administrative consultation to the adrc staff. individual consultation sessions emphasize specific adrc staff performance issues and offers guidance for maintaining quality information and services. the coordinator provides monthly group meetings. some examples of previous training topics have include housing resources and deescalation techniques during covid. with this contract, at least half the adrc staff grou

the staff and faculty that were discarded last year under the guiseof a covid-19 pandemic, asl as the students which the institution exists to serve. this is not their mural to sell. the trustees have proven to be unfit to serve or to represent the sfai community and have no place deciding the future of this important cultural asset. to even entertain the idea of the removal of the mural is a deep insult to our community and an insult to the artists themselves. it's depicting artists and labor and the working class for the public. i have had the privilege to exhibit in the diego rivera gallery politics to the mural in 2017. i am in support of the designation of this invaluable artwork. thank you so much for your time and, yeah, fuck you. >> clerk: next speaker, please. hello? >> caller: hi there. thank you. my name is dr. riskler, and the dean of the san francisco art institute. and i want to make it very clear that the sfai board and the administration is unanimous in its desire to keep our mural in the city it reflects and in the institution that recognizes diego's importance in 193

provide information in asl, there are different ways to use the networks to reach people when it is going to be critic lieu he important top continue to do that. there is a lot of confusion around the tiering. i am excited and hopeful for the day when we can get past the tiering conversation. one of the other confusions is it is very clear in the guidelines that folks who use supportive services, their caregivers are eligible. that only accounts for a portion of our folks who use the support. if you are not eligible it is not clear that you can have your caregiver be vaccinated. we want to work on that. also, i think as we think through the distribution sites themselves, making sure that we are providing the distribution in the most accessible and equitable way possible. the physical access but also the communication access that needs to go along with that when we have our sites. those are just a few of the things i know we will continue to work on. one of the things i suggested already to our co-chairs is that immediately following this meeting next week we chat to wring back -- bring ba

asls grow to remove trump officials had for the exit.hey write that the trump administration plunged deeper officialss as more resign. prominent republicans broke with him and democratic congressional leaders threatened to impeach him. what was already shaping up as a volatile final stretch to the trump presidency took on an air of national emergency. as the white house impede out, some republicans joined nancy pelosi and a cascade of democrats calling for mr. trump to be removed without waiting the 12 days until the inauguration of joe biden. short-circuiting -- ruledresident mike pence out invoking the disability clause of the 25th amendment to sideline the president as many had urged that he and the cabinet do according to officials. democrats suggest they could move quickly to impeachment, a step that would have its own logistical and political challenges. the highly charged debate about mr. trump's capacity to govern underscored the death -- depth of anger and anxiety after lawmakers evacuated, halting the count of the electoral col

asl you're the prime minister, bother be 20 point extra in april?— 20 point extra in april? to do is abolish universal credit altogether.— is abolish universal credit altogether. is abolish universal credit altoaether. , ., ., ., ., altogether. this does mean a lot to --eole. altogether. this does mean a lot to people- they _ altogether. this does mean a lot to people. they desperately _ altogether. this does mean a lot to people. they desperately want - altogether. this does mean a lot to people. they desperately want to l people. they desperately want to know _ people. they desperately want to know if _ people. they desperately want to know if you are going to continue that _ know if you are going to continue that can— know if you are going to continue that. can you give it some clarity? ithink— that. can you give it some clarity? i think you — that. can you give it some clarity? i think you have heard me say that we want to support people throughout the pandemic and we want to make sure that people don't suffer as a result of the economic consequences of the pandemic. if

asl as i say, i'm sure when we look back upon _ as i say, i'm sure when we look back upon this_ as i when we look back upon this and — as i say, i'm sure when we look back upon this and make a considered reflection — upon this and make a considered reflection on the way in which we responded, there will be things we will say— responded, there will be things we will say we — responded, there will be things we will say we could or should have done _ will say we could or should have done differently. there will also, as i done differently. there will also, as i say, — done differently. there will also, as i say, the things we conclude the uk did _ as i say, the things we conclude the uk did well— as i say, the things we conclude the uk did well by international standards. the vaccine roll—out may well be _ standards. the vaccine roll—out may well be one — standards. the vaccine roll—out may well be one of them. the economic response — well be one of them. the economic response. the way we have treated the homeless. the fact the nhs responded so magnificently and was never— responded so