and in addition, we've added a number of bathrooms recently, less than a quarter of our bathrooms are open past 8:00 p.m. and so i want to ask about access. the purpose is for bathrooms to be near where people need them during this crisis. i believe 20 of the toilets that are being counted as meeting our bathroom access needs are in golden gate park, for example, when i believe especially in the evening and nights that people are supposed to be camping there. obviously, in many cases, parks are -- we're not allowingen camments there, et cetera. can you speak a bit about the bathrooms in the parks and whether you believe that those are accessible and what the bathroom counts look like right now in the parks. i'm having a hard time seeing that as something that we should count as part of this when those toilets are really generally for times in which the parks are heavily used for exercise and i mean we have, for example, we have one in day's park in south of market. that park, as i understand it, has been closed so can you clarify a bit the role of the bathrooms in the parks and how we

mcdonald's has a new rule that bathrooms will be cleaned ef half hour.s that will cost them a lot of money to make, but which could make the difference in whether they're businesses will survive. one would be installing a simple feature. >> many public bathrooms have toilets that don't have lids which means you're pull iing th flush and generating this midst of dropleting without being able to contain that safely. >> should some establishments shut down completely or should we stop using the bathrooms in restaurant sns. >> the main reason people go to the bathroom in restaurants is to wash their hands and so i think we do not want to discourage people from washing their hands. >> but public health experts say many establishments could take months or years to overhaul their bathrooms to meet some of o the new sanitation standards so in the meantime, they're recommending people do things like bring their own toiletry kits to public bathrooms and restaurants. maybe bring hand sanitizer or wipes and they recommend people wear masks when people go into public

a restaurant owner in houston is enforcing bathroom distancing. >> i have a bathroom attendant at thise or she stands outside the restrooms and only one person goes in at a time. >> reporter: other potential solutions, some of them being tried in europe -- touch-free public bathrooms, where not only are the flush, the hand dryer, and the sink touch-free, but when you exit, at least part of the bathroom automatically disinfects after each person. marking off sinks and toilets so that every other one is used to maintain distance. removing doors from bathroom entrances like many airports have done so people don't have to touch them. mcdonald's has a new rule that bathrooms are going to be cleaned every half hour, changes that many restaurant and store managers say will cost them a lot of money to make but which could make the difference in whether their businesses survive. one change, experts say, should be installing a simple feature which many public restrooms in america don't have. >> many public bathrooms have toilets that do not have lids, which means you're pulling the flush and gen

i never saw a stove hood in a bathroom before. what seems to be missing is the wall between the alleged kitchen and the bathroom. the hood for a stove is kind of the give-away, mr. patterson. i would like to know who put that in. what was the intent of putting a hood stove in something that was supposed to be a wet bar? it's kind of a contradiction or an enigma, shall we say. >> okay. so we'll have the interpreter interpret that question. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> my understanding is that the hood and sink were installed in approximately 2013. the term "wet bar" is -- it's thrown around and used for different things. sometimes that's meant to include -- some people think of it as a full kitchen and some people think of it as what we have here, a sink with no stove. wet bars are only allowed in certain circumstances. this one does not meet the route dominitrix requirements. i think the answer is this was installed without the benefit of a permit. the exact reasons for that i couldn't say, but what i can say is that's not a

and in addition, we've added a number of bathrooms recently, less than a quarter of our bathrooms are open past 8:00 p.m. and so i want to ask about access. the purpose is for bathrooms to be near where people need them during this crisis. i believe 20 of the toilets that are being counted as meeting our bathroom access needs are in golden gate park, for example, when i believe especially in the evening and nights that people are supposed to be camping there. obviously, in many cases, parks are -- we're not allowingen camments there, et cetera. can you speak a bit about the bathrooms in the parks and whether you believe that those are accessible and what the bathroom counts look like right now in the parks. i'm having a hard time seeing that as something that we should count as part of this when those toilets are really generally for times in which the parks are heavily used for exercise and i mean we have, for example, we have one in day's park in south of market. that park, as i understand it, has been closed so can you clarify a bit the role of the bathrooms in the parks and how we

contact tracing if someone who was positive used that same shower and bathroom? >> it possibly could be. i'm giving you a very unsatisfying answer. it depends on the situation. i think in a congregate living -- >> supervisor ronen: in a congregate living scenario. >> i think we have a lower threshold now than we did several weeks ago because our knowledge is evolving. which is appropriate. i think we should worry if our public health knowledge was not improving. we should consider testing the people in contact there. i don't want to spend a lot of time defending what wassed decided before, because i don't know the information and second because i think we have a different mindset now and framework now. i think that is incorporating scientific information and also incorporating feedback from you all as a board, feedback from community, all of which is important and valid. >> supervisor ronen: two more questions. in congregate settings, where do people wait after they've been tested before they get their results? >> that's a good question. so we want people as they

notice the bathroom blinds are drawn. argued that rick could not have closed the blinds because they were already shut. the prosecutor said the defendant was lying, though he believed rick had told the truth about the murders to at least one other person. the state's star witness, robert mullins. >> reporter: the witness i call "the jailhouse snitch" and you probably call "a jailhouse informant." >> oh, he's a snitch. no question about that. at the end of the day, what we learned from robert mullins is that he's been given a fairly detailed account by gagnon of what occurred that evening and what the crime scene looked like. in fact, he said mullins was the first to tell police this piece of bombshell news, gagnon had mentioned an accomplice in the killings. >> the only way you can have that information is from someone who was on the crime scene and participated in the crime. >> reporter: and then the prosecutor tried to spin an inconvenient fact in his favor. those mystery blood drops found at the murder scene had been t

so i went into the white men's bathroom, used the white men's bathroom. and should have come out and gone on my way. but i decided since i'm here, i might as well check out the white women's bathroom. so i went in the white women's bathroom and i was discovered by the owner of the store. and when i came out, a group of men were waiting. they pushed me around and started beating me up. but the one thing that my dad had told me in the south as a black boy, you better learn how to run. on that case, it served me well because i was able to get a way and i could outrun these guys. and my whole life was reshaped from that one incident. up to that point, my goal was to grow up, move to new york or anywhere outside the south. i just knew i didn't want to be in the south. but my life changed in such a way that after that experience i committed to myself that i would never, ever leave the south and i would stay and do whatever i could to make sure that i gained some ownership of my home area. and the second promise i made to myself is that i would never try to take

colored bathroom. it was a unisex bathroom and it was dirty. had all kinds of oil and grease, tires in the bathroom. i just refused to use it. i don't know why, but on that particular occasion, i just simply said, i'm not using it. so i went into the white men's bathroom. i used the white men's bathroom and should have come out and gone on my way, but i decided, since i am here at my as well check out the white women's bathroom. i went to the white women's bathroom and i was discovered by the owner of the store, and when i came out, a group of men were waiting. they push me around and started beating me up. but the one thing that my dad had told me in the south as a black boy, you better learn how to run. on that case, it served me well, because i got away and i could not run these guys. my whole life was reshaped from that one incident. up till that point, my goal was to grow up, move to new york or anywhere outside of the south. i just knew i did not want to be in the south. but my life changed in su

where people are sharing kitchens and bathrooms. apparently where i live i share kitchens and bathrooms with about 19 other people. so you can imagine that in order to go to the bathroom, in order to go to the building, and to go out to get fresh air, i have to touch multiple objects that others have to touch. there's been quite a bit of debate whether we should have those doors opened or closed because we're literally feet from each other and breathing each other's air. especially those that have to deal with the air wells, and it's really important that people have access to the testing because right now our community health care is limited by discrimination and poverty. so people knowing that they have access to testing, have access to health, and it's going to do a lot for our community to have a safe fashion on that. and the resources during this outbreak are limited and so the information is super crucial in helping people to understand the scope of the pandemic individually. so for people to take the action wearing masks and

having a bathroom and a kitchen is unusual. but in these times we are seeing a lot of things [indiscernible] to provide housing. i think this one is separate tenants in each bedroom. from the legal standpoint of the building from the [indiscernible] -- most of the permits are single family. i do agree with mr. sanchez with the single-family dwelling, that the permit that was referenced [indiscernible] -- unfortunately, that permit did get issued as a single-family. that would normally not be issued that way. i do know there is a permit in to convert the top floor now. the bid, i was looking at the lease, it seemed to be rented. the land [indiscernible] -- in the lease, but obviously now it was never a legal unit. stuck with that situation. [indiscernible] under a building code. there is a classification for that. it's currently an r-3 occupancy. to make it a three-unit building, it would be an r-2 occupancy. a lot of people get that mixed up with the planning classifications. [indiscernible] -- the opposite of that. we've got [

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where people are sharing kitchens and bathrooms. apparently where i live i share kitchens and bathrooms with about 19 other people. so you can imagine that in order to go to the bathroom, in order to go to the building, and to go out to get fresh air, i have to touch multiple objects that others have to touch. there's been quite a bit of debate whether we should have those doors opened or closed because we're literally feet from each other and breathing each other's air. especially those that have to deal with the air wells, and it's really important that people have access to the testing because right now our community health care is limited by discrimination and poverty. so people knowing that they have access to testing, have access to health, and it's going to do a lot for our community to have a safe fashion on that. and the resources during this outbreak are limited and so the information is super crucial in helping people to understand the scope of the pandemic individually. so for people to take the action wearing masks and

he hid in the bathroom. he said when chauvin broke down the door, he responded to c chauvin hitting him and hit back. he doesn't remember being shot but remembers getting walked out to the end and remembers falling out the front door. he was at the hospital for two days before he was brought to court. chauvin was placed on administrative leave, not for long because he was still on the force until recently. he had to, toll said he had to make a plea deal in this case that made him plead guilty to the misdemeanor but drop the two felony charges. something he says that will stay on his record obviously that he's going to have to deal with and he actually was first surprised when he saw that chauvin, his name come up during the george floyd case and first he didn't recognize the face of the man who shot him in the bathroom but once he heard the name, it was clear it was the same person. >> this police officer nbc news reported and others because there is a public database with complaints had numbers of complaint

shared bathroom, you still have people walking down the aisle, going to their seat walking past you. how much risk is there? what do you think the measures you are doing will offset everything else? >> i don't think the risk on an airplane is any greater risk than anywhere else. you look at the layered approach that we use, it's

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so, why are they using the bathroom? i think the reason they were using the bathroom is because the photographic apparatus is large and clumsy and probably quite noisy. and therefore they need to go somewhere where they weren't going to attract a lot of attention. they took the photographs in the bathroom. it is these photographs that i showed you before that found in the french archives two or three years ago. the original photographs taken by bertrand and his team in 1930 of the enigma operating instructions and the photos of the machine itself. so, says bertrand, enigma is no longer a problem. so he goes around to the colleagues in the cryptoanalytical unit and shows them these things and says, german army enigma. problem solved. they say, au contraire, monsieur le captain. you gave us operating instructions. what we need is wiring diagrams. and in particular, we need to know what that funny thing on the front is. what it does, and how to do it. bertrand is not dismayed. he gives the documents to the brits. people lik

it is for the third floor apartment, including kitchen, bathroom, private room, as well as access to the backyard, a private balcony, and use of the garage and storage space and parking lot. >> okay. what would slide 2 be then? >> slide 2 would be documentation of my tenancy and payments of rent over the course of six years. >> okay. and that's a handwritten exhibit? >> no. that would be -- that would be the one that is a chart. >> alex, she did send slides at 8:02 this morning. >> this is the file i've got here. >> if it's gumming up the progress, i'm happy to proceed without them. >> it's fine. we have slides 3 and 4 as well? >> this is 2. >> so 3 are the oral terms of your lease agreement? >> slide 3 would be -- no, that would be the proof of tenancy. the neighbors' signatures in support of my tenancy in support of this appeal. >> okay. >> this is what i got from her. no,

yes this was a bathroom in a park and i said to the parks commissioner probably regretted sitting down with me so how can this be oh no you have to make sure it's sturdy and we have to make sure it's going to stand up under all that use well there's a private bathroom in a private park not far from there that's much nicer and cost $400000.00 well we have rules we have to have to use union labor we have to consult with all the community groups well doesn't it bother you that then takes 3 years and cost $5.00 times as much you know that's just the way we do things in government. john it's always great talking to a very thought provoking great seeing you on lovely cape cod thank you larry nice to talk. we thank john stossel for his time today and we thank you for joining us on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. we go to work so you can stay home. seems wrong. just don't call. me. yet to see how this day become educ

it would provide much more accessible access to both handwashing stations and bathrooms, not only foreople living on the streets but also for people who are made to rely on bathrooms because they're out working or delivery workers or taxi drivers and this will help to protect our city, help to keep folks healthy and also make sure that people get access to the human rights of bathrooms is protected. after discussions with the budget at finance committee last week and deferring with public works, there were two amendments by the city attorney to further clarify and assure this ordinance serves a purpose of providing access to individuals that need it the most and the amendments require that these emergency bathrooms shall be concentrated in areas with the greatest need and located within a thousand feet of any encantment and shall be opened 24 hours a day except for certain specified locations. the emergency bathroom locations from the 24-hour requirement are either located in a thermos area or having a pit stop in a reasonable distance and i believe this is something based on press re

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are you always checking out the location of the nearest bathroom?ng through a movie without a bathroom break? are you afraid you'll have an accident when you sneeze or laugh in public? are you constantly getting up throughout the night

why public bathrooms are a stumbling block to reopening.t just made this obvious point i hadn't thought about. you think about the beach and you think, well, if you open the beaches, you know, there's a lot of space on the beach, maybe you can put cones out so people stay away from each other. but the bathrooms, the shower areas, anything you have as an outdoor utility for folks to use, that then becomes a totally different question from the risk perspective. >> it really does. it's a confined space, a lot of people are there. there's some suggestion that a flushing toilet can spread the virus. aerosolize the virus. i would just wash hands and wear a mask. it's duration of exposure. we know particles can hang in the air for about 30 minutes in the real world, we think. so there definitely is some risk. but it's not -- a public restroom is not where i would want to be. so i don't know how you solve that problem. even when we talk about having visits with grandparents outside. if one of the kids has to go to the bathroom, you have to deal wit

but people need to use the bathrooms.that you can do to make it just a little bit safer. have all the doors towards the bathroom open so no one has to touch handles, no one needs to open and close things going through. when they get in the bathroom, they can use a piece of toilet paper to close the door so they don't have to touch the handle and reopen it. put the seat down. flush and then walk back out. >> you said make sure you put the seat down before flush because as we know things are aerosolized aerosolized. >>> the pool? >> the pool is one thing -- there was a nice article that came out yesterday that said pool water that is properly maintained and that is important, properly maintained will be safe. there's no real thought that the virus can be transmitted through properly maintained pool water. but if you're in that pool, social distancing becomes important again. stay on the other side of the pool while sitting there having a conversation with someone from a different household. >> by properly maintained, you me

we don't have any place for these people to go to the bathroom, to wash their hands and clean up. it literally happens in the street and it's simply not sanitary and it's not safe for the unhoused. it's not safe for the people who live and work in the area. thank you. >> thank you. >> operator: you have 13 questions remaining. >> welcome, speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm one of the board of directors for apa heritage organization and i want to say thank you for the board of soup supervisor for recognising may as apa heritage month. and to share and recognise positive contribution, along with positive exposure to the understanding of the unique culture of asian pacific american communities. hope it will continue to engage our communities throughout the area and thank you for your support. >> operator: you have 12 questions remaining. >> welcome, caller. linda chapman. i attended the update on the 8,000 hotel rooms and i don't think anybody doubted that the city's response and the administration and the administration's response is a dismal failure. you all deserve to be honored for

they refused to let me use the women's bathroom and fired me. were so many barriers that other trans folks had in the workplace. and so when i finished college, i moved out to san francisco in the hopes of finding a safer community. >> and also, i want to recognize our amazing trans advisory committee who advises our office as well as the mayor, so our transadvisory community members, if they could raise their hands and you could give a little love to them. [applause] >> thank you so much for your help. my leadership here at the office is engaging the mayor and leadership with our lgbt community. we also get to support, like, local policy and make sure that that is implemented, from all-gender bathrooms to making sure that there's lgbt data collection across the city. get to do a lot of great events in trans awareness month. >> transgender people really need representation in politics of all kinds, and i'm so grateful for clair farley because she represents us so intelligently. >> i would like to take a moment of silence to honor all those folks

this blocks in the bathroom. reflected noise will reflect directly into the bedrooms. the code requires roof decks to be set back five feet or so from the lot line and slide four shows that anyone on the third floor roof deck can look directly into the bathroom and bedroom windows at the lightwell. this deck is on a non-confirming portion of the existing building. this deck is not necessary for open space, given this unit also has a large top of building roof deck and then slide five shows the proposed jutting roof form circled in red at the rear of the third-floor addition and this looming form is unnecessary. and it is sloped and maximized with negative impact on sunlight and it will block direct sunlight in the winter months. this can be mitigated by reversing the angle of the roof and shifting into a compact array. the elevators needs ten feet. a justification for the high wall is based on alignments with side-walls and those can be eliminated with a one-hour rated roof. this lowers perceived height for all neighbors by about three feet. thank you. s. >> this is th

they took the photographs in the bathroom. it is these photographs that i showed you before that found in the french archives two or three years ago. the original photographers taken by bertrand and his team in 1930 of the enigma operating instructions and the photos of the machine itself. so says bertrand, enigma is no longer a problem. sow goes around to the colleagues in the crypt analytical unit and shows them these things and says, german army enigma. problem solved. they say au contraire captain. not at all. you get operating instructions. what we need is wiring diagrams. and in particular, with he need to know that what that fwhat tfn the front is. he gives the documents to the brits. people like captain tiltman. who say, look, bertrand, old chap, very kind of you to give us this stuff. but you gave us operating instructions and operating instructions are hopeless if we don't know what the wiring s if you gave us wiring diagrams, thing was be a lot better. sofr bertrand still is not dismayed by this. the year before, ey

let's be real, we have students today that are learning in bathrooms, closets.enough space in their homes. >> reporter: many are persisting, showing passion to give back to family and community as the nation fights back from the pandemic. >> it's like paying it forward and paying it back to my parents. >> reporter: omar charging ahead to his freshman year. >> it's a matter to expand my social better, i'll be able to help my mom and my father. >> reporter: theirs is a drive do escape a minimum wage existence to a better life. >> even though it's going to and long time from now, i know it will be worth it. >> their children, their grandchildren will have a better shot at the things that we all dream about. economic mobility, security, access to health care. access to civic participation. all these things go up if you have more and more education. so that college degree and first generation moment is a huge moment. >> i personally don't sigh this as a big downfall but a huge challenge. >> reporter: he will be the first in his family of seven to get a college diplom

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