item four communications. >> chair borden: due coth >> chair borden: we ask the public to participate remotely. for all comments received in advance of the meeting, we have received an appreciate these comments. thank you for honoring our request. we continue to urge the public to write the board. while this technology allows us to hold these meetings via teleconference, there maybe gap and silence as staff is transitioning the technology between speakers. we are doing our best and we ask for your patience and understanding. if we lose the connection during the meeting, we will pause the meeting until the connection has been reestablished. lastly i want to thank the village that it takes to keep this meeting possible. >> this meeting is televised by sfgov tv, there's a time lag between the actual meeting and what members of the public is seeing on sfgov tv. if you wish to comment, please call the phone line when the item is called. for members of the public who wish to make public comment on items on the agenda, the phone number to use is (888)805-6929. please make sure you're in a qu

>> chair borden: two minutes please. >> okay. for members of the public who wish to make public comment, the phone number to use is (888)805-6929. you can dial 10 to be added to the speaker list. please open the phone line. >> i have several specific concerns here starting with the website page for this meeting. the link in there to remote meeting access it says watch board meeting online is the link to sfgov tv channel 2 which is currently carrying the j.p.a. meeting. it's the wrong channel. this is covered on sfgov tv tv channel 1. the next concern is that there were at least two different versions of this agenda that i saw. you've explained earlier that item 6 won't be taken up. the staff report for item 5, at least the one posted, is the staff report from the july 21st meeting. i'm not sure if that's the resolution that you're considering. if not, i would suggest that you post for public review the proposed resolution for today and to the extent that the language is different that the public have an opportunity to review that

>> chair borden: two minutes please. >> okay. for members of the public who wish to make public comment, the phone number to use is (888)805-6929. you can dial 10 to be added to the speaker list. please open the phone line. >> i have several specific concerns here starting with the website page for this meeting. the link in there to remote meeting access it says watch board meeting online is the link to sfgov tv channel 2 which is currently carrying the j.p.a. meeting. it's the wrong channel. this is covered on sfgov tv tv channel 1. the next concern is that there were at least two different versions of this agenda that i saw. you've explained earlier that item 6 won't be taken up. the staff report for item 5, at least the one posted, is the staff report from the july 21st meeting. i'm not sure if that's the resolution that you're considering. if not, i would suggest that you post for public review the proposed resolution for today and to the extent that the language is different that the public have an opportunity to review that

item four communications. >> chair borden: due coth >> chair borden: we ask the public to participate remotely. for all comments received in advance of the meeting, we have received an appreciate these comments. thank you for honoring our request. we continue to urge the public to write the board. while this technology allows us to hold these meetings via teleconference, there maybe gap and silence as staff is transitioning the technology between speakers. we are doing our best and we ask for your patience and understanding. if we lose the connection during the meeting, we will pause the meeting until the connection has been reestablished. lastly i want to thank the village that it takes to keep this meeting possible. >> this meeting is televised by sfgov tv, there's a time lag between the actual meeting and what members of the public is seeing on sfgov tv. if you wish to comment, please call the phone line when the item is called. for members of the public who wish to make public comment on items on the agenda, the phone number to use is (888)805-6929. please make sure you're in a qu

. >> caller: thank you chair borden and my pronounce our, she and her. regarding the two items in hearing about traffic circles i'm not against traffic circles but i certainly think calming measures need to be instituted around traffic circles and i've probably been through this one particular one mentioned but there's certainly very common traffic circles are all over new jersey and there's some in nevada as well. so i think a way to slow traffic down using established traffic calming measures is an order and probably a lot easier than trying to demolish and rebuild an intersection. and concerning parking, i think we do have to have conversations about parking because the street gate adds up hundreds and hundreds of acres. i think we should talk about that more. and see how we can monetize that and use that as a congestion management tool. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi, this is derek toronto. i'm going address the shared spaces. we'll talk more about on items under the agenda. the shared spaces mean you're also goin

. >> chair borden: municipal transportation agency commission. [indiscernible]. please call the roll. [roll call]

as his vice presidential running mate the california senator was borden's rival for a presidential candidate before dropping out and backing him is caleb open with the details. after much anticipation joe biden has finally announced his vice presidential running mate it will be the california senator kaamelott harris who has a long record in california politics as a prosecutor and an attorney general in the state before rising to the rank of u.s. senator now what's quite interesting is that she was one of joe biden's opponents for the democratic nomination and on the debate stage among other democratic candidates she answered rather harsh words for joe biden she called him out on his record supporting school segregation and she invoked her own life experience to criticize him for it this is what kamel harris said to joe biden you know there was a little girl in california who was part of the feck in class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day and that little girl was away now kamel harris is known for playing up the idea that there is some kind of russian cons

working more publicly is definitely something that we want to do because that will save borden they the awareness and the message around behavioral change and but we can actually do with with the recycle change. we're at the university of winchester where the gumdrop charles began were they employed a scheme designed to do more than just keep gum off our streets. as well as installing the gum drops they also gave away the 10000 reusable gum based cup. the scheme inspired a paradigm shift to waste and later. environment of liz harris was behind introducing gumdrop to the campus. so how much of an effect have these cultures had on the sale of plastic and general kind of coffee cup yes today we have saved 85000 disposable cups from being used there are now 10000 of these cups in circulation and we have just committed to eliminating single use plastics by 2022 so the cops are really good stuff in the right direction and i think it has really captured people's imaginations because it's quite nice that we could link it to the chewing gum recycling and by having your coffee or helping to close

european union as a whole but if it is the problem of the country is that protect the european union borden's so if they do their job more or less quietly everyone else doesn't listen to the need for an integrated asylum policy you and therefore they currently seem to make more noise to get their voices heard and to put more pressure on something like an integrated approach me that's quite alarming thought isn't it the fact that these european frontline states left to fend for themselves as long as there's not too much noise he is just ignoring it yes so what we're seeing now the us escalation of border violence is in many ways linked to the structure of the european union's asylum policy which has been fed faces a disproportionate responsibility on states like greece which have the extent of what i'm expecting would have the european union and but rather than just focusing on the lack of policies i'd also like to highlight the damage that existing policies have done and these are policies which are based primarily on around extend i say shannon and terence maria keefe when these people are f

item four communications. >> chair borden: due coth >> chair borden: we ask the public to participate remotely. for all comments received in advance of the meeting, we have received an appreciate these comments. thank you for honoring our request. we continue to urge the public to write the board. while this technology allows us to hold these meetings via teleconference, there maybe gap and silence as staff is transitioning the technology between speakers. we are doing our best and we ask for your patience and understanding. if we lose the connection during the meeting, we will pause the meeting until the connection has been reestablished. lastly i want to thank the village that it takes to keep this meeting possible. >> this meeting is televised by sfgov tv, there's a time lag between the actual meeting and what members of the public is seeing on sfgov tv. if you wish to comment, please call the phone line when the item is called. for members of the public who wish to make public comment on items on the agenda, the phone number to use is (888)805-6929. please make sure you're in a qu

derrick borden leaves his home is okay but not that of his coworker nearby. >> e house across the streetfrom me is burned to the ground with cal fire fighters actually putting out the flames. >> reporter: from 28,000 to 64,000 today. based on observations over the last few days we s ewer an fewer peopleng bd. om be loman, kpix 5. >>> the number of crews battling the fires has doubled with over 1000 firefighters working on the lnu lightning complex fire. that covers forestville and lake sonoma. kpix 5 wilson walker reports near healdsburg. >> reporter: in sonoma county officials say the spread of the fire has slowed which is certainly welcoming news for the thousands of people that dg e been affected by the >> it feels eerie and scary, but this is something we are used to. this amount of ashes falling i >> reporter: if healdsburg needed a reminder on what was happening west of town it was falling from the skies this afternoon. >> it looks like somebody emptied the fireplace out on top of tables . it's crazy. >> reporter: today the nearest active fire near dry creek valley. >> there is a l

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

item four communications. >> chair borden: due coth