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is there a bla report? >> a chair haney, we have no report on this item. >> great, thank you. >> president: director shaw, can you speak about what has been happening at the shelter and how many people have been serve there had. for how long, and a little bit more of a breakdown on the cost there? it looks like it's $10 million retroactively. if there could be more information shared about how exactly that is being used and how many people are being served there. >> chair, i am waiting for the hsa colleagues to join. >> good morning, chair haney. i'm emily gibbs, the budget director for hsa and we have been working with hsh on that musco needs shelter operation. they have had a capacity of up to 20 # o clients in the congregate setting at musconi. and there are about 140 client there is right now. and the $10 million is supporting the staffing and meals and hygiene trailers and cleaning and rent for the facility. when we began this operation, we were hoping to receive fema eare imburrsment and fema is not f

as from referring them to other professionals for the transition of former president donald trump blas to the gulf and after he vetoed the bill saying it spell the end of his political career a walt payer again says the transgender debate has become a source of money and political leverage for too many but truth is it does a great deal of harm to put children or known blockers or give them hormone therapy before they're 19 years old and it really should be 21 years old before they attempt to put. any hormones in a young person's body and you know big pharma has a great interest in selling hormone therapy to people who don't need it the people who make the hormone blockers the advocates you know whether it's facebook or he said there are big platforms raise money for these advocate groups and i think it's horrible what they're doing and it's really political it's not a medical thing now it's become totally political because what they're doing is not providing medical care at all they're raising money for these activists to perform unnecessary surgeries and harm kids. watch a program or

chair, would you like to accept the blas amendment? >> what was the bla amendment? >> request that the department of homelessness and housing and provide details to the board of supervisors for the sleeping program costs and a process to control cost. >> supervisor haney: but that would only happen if the legislation goes into effect, correct? >> yeah. i think we have provision for that in the controller analysis. [please stand by] >> i'll make a motion to continue the item to the call of the chair likely next week. supervisor safai? >> you can continue. >> i want to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> on that motion, vice chair safai. >> aye. >> clerk: mohr. >> aye. >> clerk: haney. >> aye. >> clerk: there are three ayes. >> this will be continued to the call of the chair and hopefully get some of those questions answered. supervisor safai? >> i was hear during the debate you called i think item 5, 7 and 9 together, is that right? i didn't get a chance to vote on them because i had to jump off. is there anything we can rescind that real quick and vote o

padres tied up on a solo blas .ve got extra endings, just like the age top of the 8th runners at the corner for donovan solano driven to write as deep staff. want to bring in that run, tagging up. alex dickerson. he will score giants win 3 to 2 to they take 2 out of 3 from san diego. they'll come home for their home opener against the rockies all friday. and we will be there for that. he got got today. san jose state officially introduce their new men's hoops head coach tim miles touchdown in the bay area around noon today and went straight to work. miles has a reputation for turning programs around. he took both colorado state and nebraska to the big dance after long tournament drought for both programs after parting ways with the cornhuskers in 2019, he spent a couple years doing what we do as a tv analyst. but today he spoke one on one exclusively with kron four's kate rooney and he told her he missed having a team of his own. what are people going to able to see when they see a 10 miles coach san jose state team

is there a bla report? >> a chair haney, we have no report on this item. >> great, thank you. >> president: director shaw, can you speak about what has been happening at the shelter and how many people have been serve there had. for how long, and a little bit more of a breakdown on the cost there? it looks like it's $10 million retroactively. if there could be more information shared about how exactly that is being used and how many people are being served there. >> chair, i am waiting for the hsa colleagues to join. >> good morning, chair haney. i'm emily gibbs, the budget director for hsa and we have been working with hsh on that musco needs shelter operation. they have had a capacity of up to 20 # o clients in the congregate setting at musconi. and there are about 140 client there is right now. and the $10 million is supporting the staffing and meals and hygiene trailers and cleaning and rent for the facility. when we began this operation, we were hoping to receive fema eare imburrsment and fema is not f

. - amanda bla keman there.r. but until then from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. it took till the end of the month before they started to make an appearance, but april showers feature quite heavily in the forecast through the rest of this week and into the weekend. and don't expect things to warm up as we see april out and go into may. it is going to be on the chilly side. area of low pressure with this weather front, which brought rain to end wednesday across southern counties. continues to push away eastwards, opening the door to north to north—easterly winds for all, all the way from the arctic. the blue colours indicating that cold air in place, and once again this morning, a fairly widespread frost away from the towns and city centres. that makes it every day in april so far, somewhere in the uk has seen a frost. lovely bright start, though, for many. 1—2 early showers, wales and the southwest, but the bulk of the showers will be north—east england, eastern scotland, northern ireland. some of th

is there a bla report on the item?y chair haney. we reported on the item last week. i'm happy to answer questions if there are any. >> supervisor haney: great. i take that back, i see supervisor preston is with us and would like to speak. >> supervisor preston: i will keep it brief. i do want to thank you chair haney and president walton, supervisor ronen and supervisor mar for your co-sponsorship on the item and for all your work on the budget item and others on the agenda. i just wanted to urge support for this item to allocate the rent resolution and relief fund and housing stability fund. i am available if there are questions. thank you very much. >> supervisor haney: thank you for your leadership and staff as well. any questions or comments staff? it looks like vice chair safai. >> supervisor safai: i wanted to be added as a co-sponsor. i meant to say that last time. i appreciate the hard work of supervisor preston and everyone involved. >> supervisor haney: fantastic. you have the whole budget committee behind yo

is there a bla report? >> a chair haney, we have no report on this item. >> great, thank you. >> president: director shaw, can you speak about what has been happening at the shelter and how many people have been serve there had. for how long, and a little bit more of a breakdown on the cost there? it looks like it's $10 million retroactively. if there could be more information shared about how exactly that is being used and how many people are being served there. >> chair, i am waiting for the hsa colleagues to join. >> good morning, chair haney. i'm emily gibbs, the budget director for hsa and we have been working with hsh on that musco needs shelter operation. they have had a capacity of up to 20 # o clients in the congregate setting at musconi. and there are about 140 client there is right now. and the $10 million is supporting the staffing and meals and hygiene trailers and cleaning and rent for the facility. when we began this operation, we were hoping to receive fema eare imburrsment and fema is not f

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chair, would you like to accept the blas amendment? >> what was the bla amendment? >> request that the department of homelessness and housing and provide details to the board of supervisors for the sleeping program costs and a process to control cost. >> supervisor haney: but that would only happen if the legislation goes into effect, correct? >> yeah. i think we have provision for that in the controller analysis. [please stand by]

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is seen as a rising star in the republican party, and as you mentioned earlier, as the senate's only blaeally has this rags-to-riches story which we heard him describe a little bit in that address, much as he did during the republican national convention where he also got a lot of attention due to his personal story and his, you know, really embodiment of the american dream to many. but what you also heard from him, more specifically, were a number of republican themes and talking point that we have heard from republicans for weeks now, with respect to the president's approach and democrats' approach, in terms of trying to go it alone. for instance, on the covid relief bill, contrary to the last congress, where it was a more bipartisan approach, you also heard him really rip into voting rights legislation, which i think could draw some controversy here on the hill. and, you know, talk about police reform as well, which, as you know, he's one of the key negotiators, accusing democrats of actually blocking his bill last time around, but feeling more hopeful this time. norah. >> o'donnell: