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madam clerk, please call the roll. [roll call] mr. president, all members are present. >> please place your right hand over your heart join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> thank you. behalf of the board, i like to acknowledge the staff of sfgov tv who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. colleagues, i like to take a few meetings to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment. the 19th amendment which guarantees and protect women's constitutional right to vote was ratified on august 18, 1920. hundredth anniversary of this historic milestone is to reflect on incredible efforts to secure women's voting rights. it is a reminder of the unfinished work ahead of us to fulfill the promise of our democracy. for decades after the ratification of the 19th amendment, many women of color were prevented from casting ballots through poll taxes, literacy tests, violence, intimidation and racism. for many women of color, that didn't begin

call: jim call james comey. a classic case of rejection.ey carried this charade on for three years at least three years. and by any means necessary. i think one of my chapters in my book "blitz" is called impeachment by any means necessary. that's what it was. when i wrote the book i knew this. there was already enough evidence to know this but we at absolute proof now because rick grenell, who was appointed the acting director of national intelligence by trump, he classified the documents. so we know that all these treasonous actors, pelosi, schiff, james comey, brandon, they all knew there was no collusion between trump and russia. there is no evidence whatsoever. the eric slow: Ãbsuch ranking characters, the ranking member to guide the democrats on the intelligence committee still maintaining that trump is a russian agent. even though there is no evidence. think about that mentality. the democratic party has been ethical, it's pompous. it's moral compass the ends justify the means. we are going to rid the country of trump but it's much w

madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 21 -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. president, there 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, call item 22. >> clerk: item 22 is an ordinance amending the planning code to allow extra height, exceeding otherwise applicable height limitations, and to allow such projects to be construct constructed. this matter requires two thirds vote of the full membership of the board of supervisors, eight votes, for passage. >> president yee: supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: thank you, president yee. i first want to thank the cosponsors of the legislation, supervisors mar, peskin, and haney. one of my top priorities during my time as supervisor of district one has been to bring no, sir affordab more afford i can't belieable west side, and that's exactly what's done by this initiative. we now have a 100% affordable senior housing project moving forward in district one. this project alone has made my office work on prop e -- [inaudible] >> supervisor fewer: and then moving the minimum threshold for have a lvacant lots. my off

[roll call vote]. you have four ayes. >> chair fewer: please call item number six. >> clerk: item number six is public comment. members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001. if you have not already done so, please dial star three now to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicate you have been unmuted. is there anyone in the line to speak? >> yes, i have one caller. >> hello again one last time. commissioners, eric brooks representing all four of the groups that i mentioned before. i can't say this with enough urgency. if you look what's happening in washington d.c. right now, the trump administration's handling of the economic crises that has merged from this virus and other problems with the economy is dismal at best. even the leadership of the democratic party is not stepping up to make sure that things are funded and the people are funded the way they need to be. housing is producted the way it

please call the roll. >> : (roll call) we have a quorum. >> : thank you. before i ask the clerk to make a motion. i ask for a motion to excuse the absence. can i get a second. >> : second. >> : accelerate we do that without objection? >> : i believe so. no vote required. >> : without objection. commissioner is excused. do you have any announcements? >> : yes, i do, chair. public comment maybe available for each item on this agenda via telephone by calling (888)204-5987. follow the system prompts. when you wish to speak on an item dial one zero to be added to the queue to speak. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. calls will be taken in the order which received. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down the volume of any televisions or radios around you. >> : thank you madam, clerk. this month, i want to start by congratulating director of our capital projects. his project and partners at the treasure island development authority. cal trans, the bay area toll authority and the united states coast guard for the south gate road

calling on them that it's the end of the pandemic they called us the day of freedom they called on the german government to resign and on the state the public broadcasters of the media to also be dissolved and these were 3 demands that were echoed by many people who i spoke to at the protest and what united them was of distrust in the government's measures and you have to remember this is kind of a paradox you said just now and a lot of people were telling me well the government was telling us we have to keep our distance and stick to all these restrictions in order for the hospitals not to be overcrowded in order for people not to die but nobody died not that many people died the hospitals are still empty so what did the government tell us in the 1st place and this is why this is the this inherent distrust in what the government is telling them and that's why you saw i saw today thousands tens of thousands of people take to the streets not appearing to the rules not adhering to the face masks and they kind of use a lot of them were telling me they see the face mask as sort of that sym

people are wearing a traditional kimono called yukata.l and relaxed in her yukata is yuki goto. >> the long evening of dancing all night under the moon has just started. ♪ >> this is a stage at the main venue of the festival. singing at the front is yuki's grandfather. he's a festival veteran who has been performing folk songs for more than 60 years. ♪ ♪ >> the folk song h he sings tel the story of a man and a woman one night. it recounts the tale of a man who spends a night together with a woman, who he chaompares to t moon. >> dancing all night under the moonlit sky, the family and their ancestors draw closer together. >>> the next festival we'll visit is in the ancient city of kyoto. this moon-viewing ceremony was first held 1,200 years ago. locals offer potatoes, beans, and other bounties of the autumn haharvest to thee moon, to expr gratitude for the rich haharve. tourists board boats, but not to see the nighttime sky. they're here to see the moon reflected on the surface of the lake. it's one of many kinds of moonn viewing. this ele

please call to roll. >> (roll call). >> you do have a quorum. the normally given announcement to prohibit sound producing devices during the immediating. during the covid 19 emergency the meeting is being held virtually but all meeting members and staff being present via tele conference. in our published notice of this meeting we ask the public to participate remotely by leaving a voice mail messenger. for all messages we appreciate the comment. call us at fouin advance is typr the day before the meeting. there will be gaps and silence as staff is transitioning technology between speakers. we are doing our very best and ask for your patiences and understanding. sometimes we lose connection, please do not be alarmed if the connection is lost. i want to thank everyone on our team here, there's a lot of people to thank. >> thank you. i would like to mention this is being televised by sfgtv be aware there is a time lag between the actual meeting and what members of the public are seeing on sfgtv. if you are watching and wish to comment on an item pl

blocked an oil shipment that was to be used in its calling systems. in 2016 we imported fuel for the tanker but the shipment has been denied x. is the unlawful piracy practiced by the saudi emergency coalition doesn't in the year it has restricted the injury of diesel and low grade fuel shipments from saudi arabia seaboard in jesus on these restrictions are the main reason behind the current humanitarian crisis. there are still talks to figure out how to resolve this issue the company assigned by the un to look after the tanker wants to tour to kuwait for repairs above the hole fees say they wanted to fix locally or transferred to a 3rd party the count trust like the government of switzerland the tankers holding tens of millions of dollars worth of oil that could help many struggling yemenis the united nations house dress the urgent need for stopping the threat posed by the soccer oil tanker but many here rule the international attention this story has booth can bring yemen's boring side back to the negotiating table with the aim of ending the conflic

give me a call. >> not a single call was returned. that night the children with their nanny waited for their mother. the following day, saturday june 30th ron called the house and spoke to paige's 8-year-old daughter. >> she didn't sound that distraug distraught. i don't think she had any idea what was going on. of course she didn't. >> the next call was to 9-1-1. >> i need to talk to you about a missing person emergency. >> who is missing? >> her name is paige dixon. >> how old is paige. >> she hasn't been home all night thursday, today. >> and that is when word of paige's disappearance began to spread across colorado and investigators did not have a clue what happened to paige. they wondered if he did. >> have police questioned you? >> they have. >> have they released you as a potential suspect? >> i don't know what they have done on that. i know that was never a concern or worry of mine and having anything pinned on me, you know. >> you have an alibi for that night? >> i am confident that the police know that i have nogueira do wi

and it's yours just for calling. so call now. >>> back with this dangerous maneuver over the black sea. two russian aircrafts buzzing a u.s. b-52 bomber. the russian jets coming within 100 feet of the bomber multiple times. it caused major turbulence. the pentagon says the b-52 was in international air space and it's calling the move unsafe and unprofessional. >>> now to the coronavirus pandemic, where the worldwide number of cases has crossed 25 million. >> nearly one-quarter of those are in the united states, which approaches 6 million, 2 million more than any other nation. the number of deaths in the u.s. now more than 183,000. >> and the total number of deaths, the actual number is being thrown into question this morning with the cdc now suggesting the vast majority of covid-19 deaths were actually due to other underlying conditions. i spoke earlier with dr. alok patel. good morning, dr. patel, thank you for joining us. let's begin with the rising coronavirus cases on college campuses. cases at georgia tech have

let's go to our phone calls and see who is calling. start with doug, calling from burnett, wisconsin, on the republican line. good morning. guest: good -- caller: good morning. i think these are two separate issues. the ability of the post office does not secure my ballot. what is to stop me from purchasing my children's ballots, having them sign it and then fill in the blanks? that i amthing to worried about is it was not too long ago when we had the anthrax scare and enclosed on the post offices. who is to say a foreign entity is not going to do something like this? notpostal office does secure my ballot. it is just kind of ridiculous. host: go ahead and respond. guest: thanks, doug for the question. there are not a lot of issues at play here. first of all, i would say that using the postal service to vote and to vote by mail and send your ballot in by mail is a tried and true situation. people have been doing that for many, many years, and they have been doing it in a way where the integrity of that vote is protected and there is a

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administration coming in next year so calling it off temporarily looks like a good will gesture. will temporarily exactly. the same time is right did yeah let me ask you is the region more stable now as a result of this. nothing really changed that much and israel basically did not commit to anything permanently and that will be a. topic of contention because it's not entirely clear of an agreement has been reached or if that agreement is to be reached in the get the negotiations to come and what part an extension plants will play in this ok negotiations to come could we see a resurrection of the 2 state solution for palestine well that depends on which parties are are in there and willing to actually move this forward i don't see really willingness on any pot to do that basically it's negotiations between israel and a bunch of the gulf arab states they have a lot of common interests even outside any u.s. help so. they would have proceeded with these kind of negotiated negotiations anyway of the palestinian question briefly could you see other arab states joining and we have just

we're buying the september 260 call, selling the 285 call and selling the puts you'd collect about ar in premium to do that what's going to happen here is if the stock happens to rally through that lower strike, obviously we get upside from 260 up to 285. because we're collecting that dha dollar the total profits would be about $26 to the downside if the stock is put to us at that 235 strike, we're going to own it at 234 that is right about those highs we saw back in january effectively it would be as if the year hasn't happened in that situation. how much could the stock move between when they report earnings and that september expiration or what happens if it doesn't move at all? well, if it doesn't move at all, those 235 puts and the 285 calls are going to decay more than the call that you own. you might actually collect more than a dollar if the stock trends sideways. you have less downside risk if earnings are disappointing if the stock stays put you're going to collect a little bit of premium. the stock is about $250 so if you're collecting $2 net when you close this position o

the 6 principal my boss and his rig network all made their last call in the minutes calls in the minutes before the attack on mr hariri they were never used again after that this group of men of mobiles was completely anonymous there were no coals outside the group and no takes was sent within it the only evidence the investigators had of the use was the cell towers to which they were connecting and when and which numbers they were calling from this they tried to find out who was using them and who were the calls the investigators that examined other mobiles that were in the same cell sicked is at or around the same time they were trying to find out if other mobiles were co-locating with the raid network mobiles they did what is called a quote cell dump and quite now that involves examining the records of all connections to specified cells and filtering for which mobiles are contacting each other or contacting others they look for patterns and then repeat this with target my balls in other cells that the mobiles connect to that we're trying to find where the mobiles were doing what's cal

so i'm calling for the appeal. think that it's just going to put tremendous hardship on the community that's already trying to endure tremendous hardship. and i urge you all to support the appeal as well. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. kelly hill with united and save the mission and the p.d.r. business owner in the neighborhood calling in support of this appeal. this project is problems with the density bonus, especially in a sensitive community. using every loophole possible to build this, they are creating a 75-foot high wall adjacent to the outdoor recreation space of john o'connell high school and multiple p.d.r. businesses that are historically vulnerable and have expressed their own survival in economic concerns. and if the waivers are granted, the massive floor plates can be joined as a 96,000-square-foot office space, creating a space almost double the threshold. the project will only provide jobs for the highest incom

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for taking myyou call. i just wanted to say that kamala harris has one of the most treacherous records in the criminal justice system. this woman's staff, while she was attorney general of california, stood in front of multiple panels of judges with exculpatory evidence in their hands and they refused to admit that they did wrong. they refused to admit -- they refused to even turn over the evidence favorable to the defendant. these were classic brady violations that her staff defended and even when the judge said -- no, your job is not to simply obtain convictions, your job is to administer justice -- you are ministers of justice. and why, why is kemal and her staff ministers of justice? in their oath it says that they must faithfully exit the duties of the office. that word, faith, is trust. belief, assurance. full credit. moral conviction. understanding the difference between right and wrong. breathable, equitable, open-minded. it has all the things of being fair in the criminal justice system. this is on

it's called climate change. and the thought of not having an ability to get up and down the peninsula in a way that does not create tremendous congestion and pollution is terrifying to me. and i sincerely hope that we can figure out a way to get the -- the sales tax, which i don't support as a sales tax, but i support in the sense that we need something to keep caltrain going, without potentially the other parts of it like the governance that i completely agree that governance changes are necessary. i do not see the need to link the two. and i think that this can be done without the link. i want to thank in particular supervisor haney. one of my issues with san francisco is the attempt to get things done without allowing the public to weigh in on them. if not for supervisor haney -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. >> caller: hello. my name is sam. and i live in oakland. and i'm calling in because caltrain is an integral and essential part of our regional transportation system. the decisions that you're ma

this is the wus a show coming up in thailand a call for reform. on live democracy chant university students in bangkok as they step off calls for the government to step down and for the monarchy to go to form but what's prompting these protests a political scientist experienced. and crying to feel better in japan people cry out crying as a therapy to fight stress and feel more relaxed. welcome to d. news asia it's good to have you with us thousands of student protesters in thailand have rallied against the government demanding political change the rally on monday was the biggest in recent months protesters are calling for the resignation of prime minister. who seized 2014 in a military coup and who last year came out ahead in controversial polls motorboating for testers are also calling for reform of the monarchy a call that's going to boo in thailand due to strict laws on defaming or insulting the king he has more of the voices demanding the chain. in thailand's polity. it's become a trademark of the opposition movement the symbol of resistance t

host: thank you for the call.ichael is calling from north carolina. 000the death toll passes 800, where are we with this pandemic? but if i am not sure, more people wore masks -- i do not know why they don't -- they are wearing them to protect themselves. as far as i am concerned i had to quit work last week because i am very vulnerable, i am a at,etic, and where i work in the state of north carolina, my workplace is in violation of distancing. that is why i had to quit work. host: how are you feeling now? caller: i feel good. i had the test last week and it came back negative. thank god for that. host: thank you for the call. (202)-748-8000 if you are in the eastern or central time zones, (202)-748-8001 for mountain and pacific time zones, and you can text us at (202)-748-8003. this is a tweet saying, "why are masks mandatory? biden and the democrats are not wearing masks indoors with nobody around. democrats will not let the fda approve a vaccine that cures coronavirus to hurt trump. i want my second amendment b

after call after call. as you will remember, on march 16, when shelter in place went into effect, there was a temporary prohibition on construction, and that has temporarily been eased and waived, but there are many people sheltering in place, but they are not sheltering in peace. some of this construction is essential, some of it is nonessential. there have been a handful of band actors who may be harassing and intimidating tenants out by doing nonessential construction, whereby water and electricity service is disrupted for days at a time, and this is a common sense ordinance that will allow construction to continue on the one hand but treat tenants with dignity and respect on the other. i would like to offer a number of amendments, and i want to thank folks from the building industry and from the landlord industry for making some common sense suggestions. and let me go through these amendments. one of them -- the furtheirst s on page 2. i'd like to insert an item on-line 14, relative to the exemption of

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roll call, please. [roll call] we have a quorum. >> commissioner: very good. announcements, madame secretary? during the coronavirus disease (covid-19) emergency, the san francisco public utilities commission's (sfpuc) regular meeting room, city hall, room 400, is closed. commissioners and sfpuc staff will convene commission meetings remotely by teleconference. commissioners for those the live stream there be a delay. i would like to extend our thanks to sfgtv staff. if you'd like to make a comment dial 1-888-273-3658 access code and dial access code 3107452. you'll hear a speaking tone when it's expired. madame president, your first order of business is item 3, aportfolio of the minutes of -- approval of the minutes july 14, 2020. >> commissioner: commissioners, before you, you have the minutes of july 14, 2020. are there any additions or corrections to the minutes? hearing none i'd like to ask the secretary to open it up to the public comment. >> clerk: for those who would mike make comments on the minutes of july from july 14, dial 1-888-273-3658 and 310745

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they're deciding who to call. the boys want to call nora but then they decide on uncle caffeine every. now and what. many of my staff as brothers and sisters fled syria now live in dubai in turkey and lebanon others are still in syria the only way to stay in touch is by phone. to face and they can get a few. they're trying to make a video called. vietnam up to make it then i got out. the kids and excited but no one is picking up. there's no connection there's no internet in syria. little sam is still hopeful but today the cool was 3. for the son a man's that children all their pride and joy best a little but they have to pick plans for the future he wants to be a dentist. wants to be an engineer so he can help rebuild the family's house in syria well our home was hit by a rocket so i want to rebuild it with dad. and i think nation from houma. mustapha has been through a lot but there is a lot of love and joy in this family. and. the solomons children have found a new home in germany but it will still take a bit lo

. >> i received a telephone call from a local texas ranger. >> the call led sheriff newton johnson and his deputies 65 miles from the nearest big city to a rundown mobile home on a chicken farm. the home of a couple calling themselves richard and samantha deal. >> if you wanted to hide, is this a good place to do it? >> well, if a person keeps a very low profile, a person could stay out of circulation for a while, yes. >> but the deals had been farmhands here for five years until the law descended on their home. >> what did you say? >> i knew you were coming. i just didn't know when. >> agents found mrs. deal working on another farm just down the road. what shape did she seem to be in? >> fine. >> the men were placed in handcuffs, a routine arrest. it turned out the rest of the story was anything but. that's because richard and samantha deal were not husband and wife at all but instead the oddest of odd couples. his real name was randolph dial, an escaped convict and self-confessed hitman, claimed to have mob connections, and who also happened to be a talented artist and a relentless s

i'm calling to echo the calls of so many before me today and over the last month.nd disband sfpd. all of the city people have spoken. we've been on these all-nighter calls on this budget journey with you and share values and -- >> i reported my case and they said you learned your listen and it was only through connecting with community organizations in san francisco over the course of several years and i was able to get my life back. and as a white we need the people to represent us and the courage and the imagination to do what is right and to create a safer future for all. an incarceration to you're city's problems and want and see our cities spend on the sfpd. and guess fewers it small tokens and we demand you eliminate this threat and public safety and fire the police and the sheriff and reinvest in our communities. >> there are 90 callers listening and 52 callers in the queue. next speaker, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jay and i live in district 1 and i am a medical student at ucsf speaking on 182 students. maintain fund to go pro

i'm calling to defund sfpd. was so excited when mayor breed, couple of months ago, wanted to stop police from responding to non-criminal activity. i'm not sure what happened with that and how that is no in the this budget for 2021. that involve creating new jobs that will have more people out in the streets. where does this go? what happened? if you care about this. do it. it takes work. i expected better you said you would do better, you're not doing better. reject this budget and please defund the sfpd. thank you. >> thank you very much for your comments. next speaker. >> hello everyone. my name is karina. i live in district 3. when will this stop? look at your own bloody history. we're in the mil middle of a pandemic and wildfires now we're asking for more funding to department that kills people. it is ridiculous as people in pay taxes and people left of you, we have to spend weeks and months protesting and e-mailing to be heard. i'm a white woman and i'm a immigrant. when i was 17 after moving to country, i

thousands call for benjamin netanyahu his resignation and the largest protest yet against his leadership. and again i'm astounded tale this is al jazeera live from also coming up beijing sends health officials to hong kong for the 1st time as the territory races to massively expand growing a virus testing. protesters in several russian cities demand the release of the deposed governor they say he's facing trumped up murder charges. and we take a look at the legacy of late cuban historian used down who masterminded the restoration of the crumbling star except that. now it's the largest protest that israel has seen in a decade for the 3rd straight week now thousands gathered outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu is official residents demanding he resign there's frustration over the government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak as well as the corruption charges that lesson yahoo faces police forced out the protesters on sunday are a force that sent us this report from the. it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evenin

autocratic persistence in the midst of these calls for trained protesters are also calling for a reform of the monarchy how significant is that. it's very significant i will say that this is a real chapter in type and political history for the 1st time quick yes there is arms speak about and speak about topic in partly and they speak it they speak about this with with this community and with like me if they want or they want a more critically form of the more separate institution of the country and i think maybe it's time type people start to think about that for just as walter calling for the resignation of the prime minister for you and john or to who of course came to power in elections last year but there have also been protests in support of the government is the by you trying to launch a government truly popular in thailand. i was saying he remains pretty good. as a person remains popular. he is conservative president wins by the party is that. although he's not a part of the ruling party but he's associated with that really party and the car the shows every sign of corruption of

host: thank you for your call. guest: i want to thank you for your call.our resilience given the challenges you face. i am happy to hear you are receiving some unemployment. i hope this supplement comes through and will help you in this crisis. he requirements for eligibility unemployment of -- of unemployment have to deal with able and active work. meaninge requirement, you are healthy and sound, has been somewhat suspended because of the covid crisis. forced intoever be accepting a position where you are at risk of getting the illness if you are in frail condition. for her story and recognize she is one of those cases that under the executive order would have been excluded by the $100 minimum limit. 6, whichires december is a particularly surprising day for expiration of an extension. i think the extension needs to be through at least the end of the year, and then a reconsideration. i think the $600 was a genius level. it is clean and simple and states have been successful in implementing it. even if there can be a compromise on the $400, that will be a

at the charedi hospital today doctors said tests showed traces of a group of substances called coating ester rays inhibitors in his system no specific compound has been identified yet and of all he's currently in intensive care in a medically induced coma is condition is said to be serious but no longer life threatening. or let's go now to d.w. political correspondent emanuel shots she has the latest for us good evening to you emma so the german chancellor she reacted quickly to the hospital's confirmation that this indeed was a poisoning. yes i go america reacted quickly and strongly she say that those restaurants are both in the in this case must be identified and held accountable and to get away it's for them it is so high commodity she called on moscow to footie any now transparent manner investigate a suspected poisoning of aleksei and of on the because of his status as it of politico a dissident the easy used to come i think is safe as just i thought i also called on the russian all currencies to provide an investigation and then a transparent in investigation on the case so very

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i call it bluster.tive measures, these are signs the president's strategy is working quite well. lou: the strategy does not include retribution, it does not include in any way punishment for what they, xi jinping decided to do to this cup. the list -- to this country. the list goes on. and the idea that firm rhetoric is somehow i counterpoint to a lethal, deadly virus unking -- unleashed by the chinese communist party on the world, it just doesn't ring very strong, and it's inadequate. and this is not a time for any appearance of inadequate city on the part of a response to china or anyone else. >> i don't agree with you, lou. i think the president's going step by ten to ratchet up the pressure -- step by step. now, if you just want belligerence for its own sake, joe biden's your guy -- lou: let me tell you something, mike, if i needed help on who i'm going to vote for, i'd ask for it, number one. number two, i know who my guy is, and it is president trump. i also know what cub -- what country i live in

host: thank you for the call.was 19 84 when gerald and frodo -- the other person being considered was dianne feinstein, at the current senator from california. she is 87 years old and serves with senator harris. we go next to dwight from ohio, republican line. caller: hello. spill, and i whole am looking at it, and i am upset. was thenemployment rate lowest it had ever been before covid. i understand this is a democratic media channel, but i believe the american people deserve to know the truth, what you guys want us to hear. host: deborah, independent line from pennsylvania. your reaction. caller: hi. i -- there was another pandemic that happened during the eight years of obama-biden, which they do not want to talk about, and that is the opioid pandemic that happened. dying, to 70,000 people americans of opioid abuse, yet they do not say one word about that, and what they did do over that. they addressed a bullet, which only lost two lives, but we will erase all of those years we lost so many people. i think it i

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for those of you that would like to call in, call 415-655-0001. enter the meeting i.d., press pound twice, and then star-three to enter the queue to speak. could we get the first caller, please. >> hi. this is tyler again. i wasn't planning to speak on this item, but since it was on the same agenda, i just wanted to call in and mention the way that the gig companies have interpreted this. on doordash, if you work in san francisco, you now get, i believe it's .78 extra per day, and that is their way to complying with this. that's about $3 or $4 a week, and i don't know that that's enough to comply with the risk of masks and sanitizer and wipes to wipe down your car. i don't know if it makes sense to amend this or anything like that, but it might be good to clarify how much that reimbursement should be, and i think you mentioned something about outreach to workers. i think that would be important to let people now how they can take advantage of this and how they can file a complaint if they feel like they're not being reimbursed enough. >> clerk: th

this is called lucian what can i say so mostly my career shouldn't is to have interviews why don't you studio in that way. i can be scared if i'm scared i won't be able to do anything or say anything that's why i accept your interview without any doubt beijing is making similar allegations against the media tycoon's newspaper office say the most threatened critical paper in time it's news room was also raided lie had this message for his staff. i told them that consider your own safety your conscience and you operate cation to church and society we are not asking you to be done martyr you know do whatever you think is the right thing to do so we would just continue to do it and test the water many protesters have been left wondering what now has both peaceful and by then talk to visit and see mend they. lost gail demonstration will be the thing of the past but it doesn't mean that people will cease to reduce it i think the rhesus students will go on but in a different way i definitely agree that we have to confront them head on because this is going to be a long fight we have to be fle

we appreciate your call. joel is in bellevue, illinois, good morning, go ahead. >> caller: actually belleville, illinois. >> host: go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking the call but i'm this disease will really kill us all. we could have lip service all morning long but unless or congress or whomever will impose penalties for not wearing masks we will all get this disease and this big bank rally out in south dakota they will affect each other and then they will return to their families and infect them and if their families will calm and infect us. i think the time for talking and convincing is over. i think we need some real laws and penalties to crack down on individuals. >> host: you want fines or jail time? >> caller: yeah. i say let's get a fine and then for a second offense it is jail time. they are endangering peoples lives. that is exactly what is going on. people who do not wear masks or disregard thehe health of their .ellow people and now i was at a store yesterday and 75% of the individuals wer

some are calling this trumps electoral battlefield and he is calling in reinforcements perhaps to maintain his persona as a law and order president as the violence continues to snowball today i'm announcing a surge of federal law enforcement in 2 american communities plagued by violent crime will work every single day to restore public safety protect our nation's children and bring violent perpetrators to justice but seattle's liberal mayor is blaming trump for the mayhem and in fact i think the president's actions said directly escalated and worst responsible for what happened this weekend i was just talking to a number of mayors throughout the country who saw a similar thing that people wanting to act out against the president and his administration coming to the streets and other mayors from across america are also calling out trump to congress this is ministrations egregious use of federal force and city jackson forward to this should never happen. who knows if democrats and republicans will ever see eye to eye on what's happening if you listen to what both sides are saying about the u

for example they're calling for reelection and it's for in ministry are calling for sanctions against all those who are responsible for a human rights drives now. and the foreign ministry they've also added that the e.u. foreign ministry are ready to convene as soon as august the 14th in order to discuss the measures. that can be taken against villa roosts and meanwhile bill a russian law enforcement continued detaining people all over the country and i have just a few examples. here just recently they did sainz a man who was on route to the capital and on him he had. improvised explosive device he had fireworks he had knives we also had reports from elsewhere in bellew's where an army old rammed a civilian car and was still don't know whether it was an accident or whether it was intentional but the result is a mother and a daughter are now in hospital and then and little girl is now awaiting an operation we've also seen reports. about the journalists who have been detained now bill a russian interior ministry are saying that so those journalists have a credit station that will work i