best advice you have for preventing yourself from catching the virus i think at this moment there borden thing that i would like to highlight is that carrying on following all those control you know that we have already been practicing for example moscow or face covering in the gathering of washing hands keeping the social distances and also being digital vigilant of all the information that would become available on to the new guideline especially when we are in the war that also have a lot of destruction on to moving forward with opening up of the countries and working in the offices where there are limited spaces so certainly a lot more need to be generated would be much more helpful in us at defining moving forward dr mohamed when you're from lancaster university with us thank you very much. and let's go right back to brussels as we said we're are following chancellor merkel delivering an address there to european lawmakers i believe we have pictures of her just beginning to speak if we can bring those pictures are all listening to chancellor merkel here we got like many of you. i ha

estados donde las autoridades insisten no bajar la guardia ante el aumento de casos positivos al borden la entrevista la hacía el alcalde (nombre en inglés) dijo que no es momento de relajarse es que unos siguen sin poner de su parte >> no quieren ayudar >> esto mientas en estados del país la situación no mejora en florida pasaron no bajaron de los 100 mil contagios diarios y en arizona la pandemia cobra vidas >> esta experiencia para nosotros ha sido bien doloroso >> al otro lado del país en queens new york esta fiesta que reunió cientos de jóvenes sin precaución ha levantado las alarmas enfureció al alcalde bill de blasio que dijo que la actividad era inaceptable >> por ahora no creo que esté bien porque la gente tiene miedo de salir >> el miedo es de regresar a este hospital en california caos como en el que se ven guarderías que contabilizan mil casos en el estado dorado >> por descuido por la falta de seguir las medidas >> los que gritan por ayuda son dueños de negocios como este que esperan l aluz verde para poder operar al exterior >> el gobernador piensa que estamos con la línea

. >> why do you all know who lizzie borden is and raise your hand if you ever heard of the jean harristrial before this class. >> the deepest cause for the true meeting -- meaning of the revolution is the transformation that took place in the minds of the american people. >> we will talk about both sides of the story. the tools and techniques of slaveowner power and the tools and techniques of power that were practiced by enslaved people. >> watch history professors lead discussions with their students on topics from the american revolution to september 11. every saturday at 8 p.m. eastern on american history tv. it is available as a podcast and find it where you listen to podcast. up next, we look back 50 years to the july 4, 1970 honor america day initiative -- initiated by richard nixon and several key supporters. a morning memorial service featured billy graham and bob hope was the evening entertainment at the monument. this u.s. information agency covers the celebration. missing is any discussion of antiwar protesters who waded

. >> why do you know who lizzie borden is? raise your hand if you have ever heard of the jean harris murder trial before this class? >> the deepest because where we will find the true meaning of the revolution was in this transformation that took place in the minds of the american people. >> and so we are going to talk about both of these sides of the story here, right? the tools, the techniques of slaveowner power. we will also talk about the tools and techniques of power that were practiced by enslaved people. >> what history professors lead discussions with students on topics ranging from american revolution to september 11. lectures in history on c-span3 every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. and it's available as a podcast. find it where you listen to podcasts. next, an oral history interview with gloria grinnell, who talked about taking part in the 1960 lunch counter sit in protest during her time as a student at richmond's virginia union university. she talked about the culture shock she experienced

thank you, chair borden and board members for hearing this i'm today. i am here principally to address a memorandum that supervisor peskin submitted and must say that was an enlightening presentation and it's great to sheet the slow street's model really evolve and develop and grow. into something, you know, i think at the outset, i think all parties would admit that it kind of came out of nowhere and since has taken on a whole new life and gets at the core of what memorandum supervisor peskin submitted is all about and it was great to hear staff center the need for equity concerns and adding that to the slow-street's criteria, which is the chief amendment that -- or the chief amendment that supervisor peskin is suggesting to the program. and i think what we're really talking about here is whereas, there have been difficulties to implement this on the eastern side of san francisco in a manner that, you know, that has been implemented on the west side, we need to start thinking critically about what needs we're serving on the west side of -- on the east

. >> why do you all know who lizzie borden is an raise her hand if you have ever heard of this murder? the gene harris murder trial before this class? >> the deepest because where we will find the true meaning of the revolution was in this transformation that lays in the minds of the american people. >> we are going to talk about both sides of the story. techniques of slaveowner power. we will also talk about that was in techniques of power that were practiced by enslaved people. >> watch history professors lead discussions with their students on topics ranging from the american to september 11. lectures in history on c-span3 every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv." lectures in history is available as a podcast. >> historian jared hardisty talks about his book, black lives, native lands, white worlds, a history of slavery in new england, which focuses on the region's involvement in slavery and the slave trade during the colonial era. historical -- hingham historical society and abigail adams historical society cohosted the events. >> welcome. welcome to the hingha

have said in the past if you get elizabeth warren as treasury secretary, that's like liz liz lizzy borden to banks. that's another reason to avoid i don't see the upside there low interest rates are factored in pretty well and the great management teams across the banking sector are what's keeping the stocks where they are. without them they'd be a lot lower. >> all right good discussion there. on the banks, as well. thank you. all right. we're going to take a break. why not? only 30 minutes into the show. one stock picker is buying more of netflix ahead of tomorrow's results and why. plus, she is adding to one real estate winner, that's right, that is already up 30% this year two of our experts there, who we reveal own it, as well another red hot under the radar stock that doubled this ear. hard to believe all that and more still to come the dow up 148 and we are back ghafr is hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the

thank you, chair borden and board members for hearing this i'm today. i am here principally to address a memorandum that supervisor peskin submitted and must say that was an enlightening presentation and it's great to sheet the slow street's model really evolve and develop and grow. into something, you know, i think at the outset, i think all parties would admit that it kind of came out of nowhere and since has taken on a whole new life and gets at the core of what memorandum supervisor peskin submitted is all about and it was great to hear staff center the need for equity concerns and adding that to the slow-street's criteria, which is the chief amendment that -- or the chief amendment that supervisor peskin is suggesting to the program. and i think what we're really talking about here is whereas, there have been difficulties to implement this on the eastern side of san francisco in a manner that, you know, that has been implemented on the west side, we need to start thinking critically about what needs we're serving on the west side of -- on the east

. >> good afternoon, sheriff borden. this is zack membership and cam train excited to weigh in on the emergency transit only lanes. i wanted to write a few comments on the budget. we really appreciate all the hard work staff has put into develop this budget and redoing it. again, this is a question trade off and values and we were start to go see the fare increase and obviously this has dramatically changed and the rider fees. we're also very for our youth programs and low income and marginalized youth from our cost of administering the program. we need to remove as many scenarios as possible tone courage ridership, especially young youth. we also look forward to working sources for muni. as they mentioned, we need more additional and progressive local sources of funding as we are deal with this crisis. we went to advocate for funding and transit and at the local level. thank you. >> thank you. you have nine questions remaining. >> caller: hi, good evening, members of the board and urban habitat and we're also a member o

. >> director borden. >> aye. >> bring plan. >> aye. >> eaken. >> aye. >> heminger. >> aye. >> the motion to amend is approved. >> i need a motion on the main motion. overall package. motion to approve as amended. ready for a vote? >> motion to approve as amended? >> can we discuss. i like director aaken's idea about -- eaken's idea getting insight. there is that information gap between, you know, we know the three and everything else is invisible. >> wha what is your suggested amended motion? >> i am not sure i need an amendment as long as we have commitment from the director to bring us back something later in july. >> we are planning to bring item to you in july on the rail service changes. this is probably something that just like with the budget we should may be coming to you monthly on updates to planned expansion of transit priority treatment as well as updating you on the data we have so far about performance. this is a major initiative that we need to keep you engaged on. >> madam chair, do you need a motion to approve the proposal as amended? >> yes. >> i will do so. >> second?

>> second. >> secretary can you call the roll. >> borden. >> aye. >> brinkman. >> aye. >> eaken. >> aye >> heminger. >> aye. >> the item is approved as amended. that does conclude the business before you this evening. >> we will adjourn our meeting in honor of art curtis. thank you all. we will be back on the 24th. >> good-bye everyone. >> the committee will come to order. this is the meeting of the vision zero for thursday, june 25, 2020. i am commissioner yee and i will be chairing today's meeting joined by vice chair commissioner stefani, and commissioner peskin. the committee clerk is angela tsao. and the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv who record the meetings and make the transcripts available to you online. let's see. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda via telephone by calling 888-204. 5987. and enter access code 285, 8465. and seen on the screen and follow the system prompts. once you join, you will be able to listen to the meeting a z a participant. when you wish to speak o

. >> good afternoon, sheriff borden. this is zack membership and cam train excited to weigh in on the emergency transit only lanes. i wanted to write a few comments on the budget. we really appreciate all the hard work staff has put into develop this budget and redoing it. again, this is a question trade off and values and we were start to go see the fare increase and obviously this has dramatically changed and the rider fees. we're also very for our youth programs and low income and marginalized youth from our cost of administering the program. we need to remove as many scenarios as possible tone courage ridership, especially young youth. we also look forward to working sources for muni. as they mentioned, we need more additional and progressive local sources of funding as we are deal with this crisis. we went to advocate for funding and transit and at the local level. thank you. >> thank you. you have nine questions remaining. >> caller: hi, good evening, members of the board and urban habitat and we're also a member o