. >> commissioner beltran. >> if you thank you, president collins i'm so thrilled and i have experiencectors in 2011 and then initially a prior strategic plan and working as a commissioner from the former president on that the process that commissioner schnair brought up is invaluable that actively revealed we had a meeting not with just with with commissioner schnair what the priorities and what the commission did. and even with the commissioners what they did it was enlightening so one of the news come out of strategic plan was um, justified observations was a lot of - and not only between the groups but the commission and within the staff and different staff really compromising the effects of the agency so um, i don't know how that will um, be in the strategic plan but i remember a huge priority and huge process it is great. >> in terms of being able to be - the different programs and the leadership elements consider a lot more and shows in the report um, are actually - so i would encourage when you get to the phase consider what our task is (unintelligible) (clearing throat) i could

. >> commissioner beltran you have a comment. >> no, i was jumping the gun to move. >> (laughter.) >> all right. then i'd like to ask for motion and so moved. >> and commissioner beltran. >> second commissioner musleh thanks >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> opposed? nay. >> this the motion carries unanimously and thank you, wiring to call item 2012, fabricated from i-beam base, concrete block anchors,steel metal frame, and clad in corten mild steel. foundation and will be maintained by building 180 and the artist. the artwork will not become part of the civic art collection. did i pronounce that; correct? and will - i'd like to to introduce skwuz. >> good afternoon commissioners i'll be introducing the arts going forward and i worked at the commission this is my first time before you all that is property by the market market street for the mid-market neighborhood and i'll thrill about this we have the arts colleague and artist is also present. >> yeah. >> you can use the mouse. >> so a i'm going to go between that and bear with me hello commissioners, thank you for having us i'm

one thick i also really appreciate and agree with commissioner beltran, i think that diversity of theists is also really important to be reflected. i think san francisco art commission is empowering san francisco and national artists. those other thingshat could be letting more public know about temperature. thank you for the work you do. am thank you. any, i fortgot to add one other thing it is a critical thing that is that our program are responsible for creating new live lihoods for artists so many started at photographers and through their first exposure to making public art and collaboration with staff. broke in the public art world if you this is their living. i can't say how proud i am and an honor to serve with you and in is one of my favorite parts is seeing the fiscal year reports. it is like a flag show. i know in previous years we sat back. thank you, thank you again so much. calling for pubc comment is there public comment on item 5 the public art program and civic art collection fiscal 24 annual report? thanks craig. calling item 6 the staff report we have a discussion a

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commissioner beltran is commissioner benavides, present. commissioner brzel is running late. commissioner carney, present. commissioner ferras, here. commissioner hakimi, here. commissioner lu, present. commissioner musleh, here. commissioner rothschild, present. commissioner schnair, here. commissioner shbyand ex officio so is absent. we hauorum. director of cultural affairs ralphputy director glen shawn ebon and deputy director of finance administration sarah hollenbeck and chief of staff alyssa bentry are in attendance. >> thank you so much. are there any agenda changes? >> now, for some publicmeeting instructions. i like to welcome alpersons interested in this ■meet■ging t attend in person city hall room 416. this meeting on sfgovtv 2 comcast 78, astound 26 and at&t uverse 99. i want to remind of policies and procedures for public meetings at this meeting. we are bound to follow the structure of our to best practice set in the good government guide. ting there is a opportunity for general public comment where members may comment on any item pertaining to this body. public

. >> so move commissioner beltran. >> seconded commissioner hakimi.e■, maya angelou monment approve the completed art work port trait of a phenomenonal women 2024. and lara thomas studio for the approximately library main branch. art work rons and stone base is instewed on the main entrance plaza on larkin measures 109 inches by 30 >>s. i'd like to introduce senior program jackie von to present. jackie? >> good afternoon. commissioners. it gifts me pleasure to present to you today for approval the first monument commencementerating a san francisco in the portrait of a phenomenonal woman to doctor maya angelou at the san francisco main library. berkley based artist lava thomas tackles issues through a practice that stems drawing, painting, photography, skufrment sculptor and site specific. drawing for family's southern roots and political eventses and feminism and african-american prosecute test and devotional traditions lifea's practice amplifies the stability, heeling and empowerment in the face of eraser, trauma and oshg preparation. complete in the

and i said martinez beltran, i'm a national correspondent, npr. i cover immigration. so, again, thank you for joining us today. we are going to talk about the election. so don't worry, there is going to be a point to point out. but i want to start with you, jonathan, because, you know, i mean, the title of your book says is right. it's like the united states central and the making of our crisis. in your book you give multiple examples of how the u.s. has played a key role, displacing people from their countries. can you share maybe, you know, a moment or an example that you think it's simple and emblematic of how the u.s. has contributed to to this immigration crisis, not only at the because immigration is more on the border, but but as a whole in this country. sure. sure. so one of the ideas of the book is to try to capture power in a kind of visceral, immediate in the stories of actual real lives of people who have experienced this how the u.s. has kind of feedback loops that play out over years and decades. and multiple decades, that kind of to erupt into the publi

but just wuss day before mahomes' mansion in beltran, missouri was broken into shortly after midnight to tmz, law enforcement believes this might be part of a larger crime spree. the fbi reportedly getting involved as a source tells the outlet the reported burglaries could have involved organized crime crossing state lines. back over to you. >> brian: so audacious. they have to know -- they have to scoped out the house. there has got to be cameras everywhere. why would -- bec >> steve: because they know exactly what time the day which would speak to the fact that there would be a camera. todd, the fbi is not investigating because they are too really famous people and really rich. they are investigating because if this is organized crime it's a really big deal. >> todd: really big deal. targeting the rich. hey the rich have security. the rich have mansions more detail needs tore ferreted out with regard to camera and stuart. at the end of the day, if this is an organized crime ring, oftentimes as we well know, they can overcome the security. they can overcome the cameras. and organize

and i said martinez beltran, i'm a national correspondent, npr. i cover immigration. so, again, thank you for joining us today. we are going to talk about the election. so don't worry, there is going to be a point to point out. but i want to start with you, jonathan, because, you know, i mean, the title of your book says is right. it's like the united states central and the making of our crisis. in your book you give multiple examples of how the u.s. has played a key role, displacing people from their countries. can you share maybe, you know, a moment or an example that you think it's simple and emblematic of how the u.s. has contributed to to this immigration crisis, not only at the because immigration is more on the border, but but as a whole in this country. sure. sure. so one of the ideas of the book is to try to capture power in a kind of visceral, immediate in the stories of actual real lives of people who have experienced this how the u.s. has kind of feedback loops that play out over years and decades. and multiple decades, that kind of to erupt into the publi