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i live in cartagena, columbia. it gets unbearably hot here and there are no initiatives to compensate for the high temperatures. i keep plants inside and out use them all curtains and a fan ego from answer from indonesia is planning on planting, shade trees in the yard, and suggests it would help if everyone planted a tree. others, sebastian is thinking along similar lines and is going to install the pond and the god from mexico, chavez, gregorio, 7 or 8 rides. i live in the city, and northern mexico with temperatures can reach 40 degrees and they are rising every year. an additional problem is that water is very scarce. neither previous governments nor the current one have launched any reforestation programs. as far as i know, instead of planting trees, they build more streets and shopping malls, reducing public space and making the city bigger. thanks for your comments. enough history course we had to hamburg to find out. can wind serve as a natural inclination tickets, cities cool. a gust of wind can quickly tur

i live in cartagena, columbia. it gets unbearably hot here and there are no initiatives to compensate for the high temperatures. i keep plants inside and out use thermal curtains and a fan ego from answer from indonesia is planning on planting, shade trees in the yard, and suggests it would help if everyone planted a tree. others, sebastian is thinking along similar lines and is going to install the pond and the god from mexico, chavez, gregorio, 7 or 8 rides. i live in a city in northern mexico, with temperatures can reach 40 degrees and they are rising every year. an additional problem is that water is very scarce. neither previous governments nor the current one have launched any reforestation programs. as far as i know, instead of planting trees, they built more streets and shopping malls, reducing public space and making the city bigger. thanks for your comments. in our 1st report we had to hamburg to find out can wind serve as a natural inclination tickets, cities cool. a gust of wind can quickly turn into a

tiffany carter for item 3 and william ortiz cartagena for item 2. if members you like to hear from them, i will start mr. ortiz cort cort if you want to up and say a few words fallowed by mrs. carter. >> commissioners. thank you chair peskin. good morning vice chair mandelman, supervisor chang. peskin, supervisor peskin thank you for your commitment of diversity always in the commission as long as well as in community organizations throughout the city. this waver is just for a over abundance of transparency and caution and the work we do in the community. started in the pandemic, part of the latino task force coalition and what it does is provide direct service to latino and lutina entrepreneurs throughout the city and like supervisor peskin said, i'm from the community, so as a small business owner myself, that is how i can relate to my community because i can't preach what i don't know. i appreciate and humbly request that you approve this waver to bring forth to the full board. appreciate you and i have a great day. >> thank you commissioner cart

real time and the trends emerging so that is the economic recovery dash-board which commissioner cartagena was kind enough to give some input on and we are hoping to give you a presentation update on the recovery dash-bord in the not too distant future. we held a forum in april to start a conversation with a lot of these stakeholders in the economic core in order to hear directly from them. thank you commissioner laguana for your participation in that around what they're seeing on the ground, how they are thinking, the needs, solutions what is working and continue to be a big challenge and lastly we have a covid-downtown covid economic analysis project that is about to kick-off later in august, which should give us real data around what changed during covid. and a survey effort that will ask people in real time about how they are using, how they are bringing people back and how they want to use the core and that's for both employers and for office workers. those three projects together are just us trying to get the best sort of perspective and information around what is happening that we c

there is prostitution in columbia in cartagena, during an official trip with obama, multiple agents wereulture has to stop. how do you do that? you need to reach outside the agency, give a director that has not come up through the ranks, so that strategic change can be implemented. >> it's fascinating. you bring up a great point. the secret service had, for a long time, scurried around the idea of being as political as other agencies, had to grapple with that, i.e., the fbi, as you talked about. now it seems like they have fallen prey to that as well. you always have this perception, the secret service protected the president no matter who it was. >> tony ornato himself was involved, not only in heading the detail for trump, but previously he was on the detail for obama, george w. bush, right? that's the job. it doesn't matter, as they like to say, that people like the president, we protect the president. we have to get back to that we've. got to get back to -- they've got to restore their credibility. they have to understand the perception when they close ranks and deny, deny, deny, ins

let's go here to this picture that i have now the map generates times from cartagena's bridge to theutes. that's actually decent, but going the other way . as a matter of fact, let's get rid of this and make it a little easier to see. you can see that traffic is a little slow because of that lane closure that is their eastbound 80 at gilman. so even though it's you know, just one lane. look at this. you don't normally see this kind of traffic heading up to right about there where that closure is westbound people being how they are like people are slowing down. hey what's going on over there? was everyone so slow? well, that's what's happening. so give yourself extra time. if you drive in that area, let's talk about the east bay in general highway 24 moderately heavy no problems here as you drive through the area. westbound bay bridge still a little thick. it's improving a little, but there's still about a 10 to 15 minute wait at the toll plaza. it's 8 11. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal, making it easier to track down hit and run drivers coming up the new law. governor news