i do know if commissioner chong or christian have any comments if they are with me as well? thank you. >> sounds promising. is there a public comment on this item? >> no publiccomment . >> anyquestions from commissioners ? i don't see any so then we will move on to other business. is there any other business? >> there is no publiccomment on this item . >> then we will do the joint conference committee and we will nowhave the hospital, commissioner guillermo . >> thank you vice chair green and i also, thank you for providing for the committee meeting last week for the vast majority of it. please add any of your own comments after i complete the notes here. as usual, the committee received the executive team report that mister phillips provides for the committee and we also enclosed session discussed the regulatory affairs report. in this case i think because schedules and logistics we had no report to review and it's double theamount of information on it .in the meantime, the committee listened to a presentation on the replacement pillar, that's an important part of the hvac

and commissioner chong will make that motion . >> yes, i would like us to adjourn this meeting in memory of ambassador jim hornell who just passed away a few days ago and he was a big superstar and a champion for lgbt queue rights and he was the first gay ambassador to luxembourg germany. and he is also the cofounder of one of the largest lgbt queue organizations in the country, the human rights campaign and of course you know like many of you already know he also is, he stayed on philanthropy and he's been supporting so many organizations, especially those who were small and who just started on the grassroots level. so his legacy will continue. but we lost this giant and so i just like us to have a moment of silence in memory of him as we adjourn. >> i'd like tosecond the motion .>>. [roll call vote] >> that ends the meeting. >> thank you all for your incredible input and really wonderful meeting .wishing you a goodevening . >> thank you. >>> all right everyone. hi, i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i want to thank you all for joining us today. i want to give a shout out to the f

joining us in hong kong is rachel chong. rachel, what does the ranking tell us?hanges. rachel: the european economies are nine out of the top 10 at the moment. it's become a process of elimination. delta has taken down every model but has emerged. new zealand was the longest reigning number one. it has tumbled because they are in one of the world strictest lockdowns. israel, the u.s. seemed to be a glimpse of the future. they are now being weighed down by delta surges. they are rushing for a third round of shots. the truth is that delta has changed the game once again. it seems as if people thought we were near the end. we were merely at the end of the beginning. tom: that's depressing, isn't it? what is in store for those highly vaccinated countries? rachel: there's optimistic situations for those places. the netherlands, for example. they had a delta surge but fatalities were limited to zero. that wave has come down once again. that's the best case scenario for places like the u.s., struggling with delta right now. it remains to be seen if the u.s. can keep fat

the part was played by rae don chong in the 1985 movie that was directed by steven spielberg.k messiah." fou all she has to do is maybe get a grammy for the sound track. >> there we go. >> she's on her way to be an egot. >> she's incredible. did you see her play the guitar as well? she's got it, like, behind her head. >> super talented. >> all the jimi hendrix stuff. mona, good to have you in this weekend. >> thank you for letting me in the building. >> we'll make sure we sort that out with security. just kidding. >>> before we go here, special happy birthday to our friend, eva pilgrim. >> i thought i was going to get away with this. >> she thought she was going to get away with it. nope. we're saving the cake for afterwards. >> and the pandemic birthday still counts. >> not counting it. >> thanks for watching, folks. our coverage of hurricane ida continues through the day. "this week" later this morning. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kate: in the south bay, vta has resumed limited light rail surface today at no charge to

i do know if commissioner chong or christian have any comments if they are with me as well? thank you. >> sounds promising. is there a public comment on this item? >> no publiccomment . >> anyquestions from commissioners ? i don't see any so then we will move on to other business. is there any other business? >> there is no publiccomment on this item . >> then we will do the joint conference committee and we will nowhave the hospital, commissioner guillermo . >> thank you vice chair green and i also, thank you for providing for the committee meeting last week for the vast majority of it. please add any of your own comments after i complete the notes here. as usual, the committee received the executive team report that mister phillips provides for the committee and we also enclosed session discussed the regulatory affairs report. in this case i think because schedules and logistics we had no report to review and it's double theamount of information on it .in the meantime, the committee listened to a presentation on the replacement pillar, that's an important part of the hvac

and you can see the wind gust, the peak wind gust port four chong.s one tying hurricane laura last year in louisiana. this is just senate a wound here because they have endured so much over the last two years. estimated rainfall over a foot of rain in new orleans area. louisiana in towards mississippi as well. can't forget our friends in mississippi you are also waking up to incredible damage and power outages. phase 2 of the storm begins, just because it's a tropical storm doesn't mean it's requesting to could you see a lot of problems. that's what we are anticipating. weak tornadoes will be an issue throughout the morning and the afternoon. then this storm is going to interact with a front that has stalled out across portions of the mid south and mid-atlantic and northeast. and it's going to bring flooding rainfall for over potentially 30 million people. so, even though the storm has been downgraded, we're going to worry about tennessee, the mid-atlantic up toward northeast hit hard by henry last weekend. we saw the damage we saw from a tropical st

my name is chong lee. i live in a single occupancy room with two girls. they're both under 12 years old, and [inaudible] some teachers they can take their days out, but the students cannot take their day off or they lose their space in school. and also, there's no public transportation on the school bus, and that's what i'm worried about. thank you. >> operator: thank you. hello, edward? >> hello? >> operator: hello. go ahead. >> hello. this is edward centrisco here. it is a great concern that our children cannot wearing masks on-line. you know, because it still can be transmitted. i'm just wondering what is the policy for on-line courses? what are the policies on that, and what are you guys going to do to curb the edge of this virus? >> operator: thank you for your comments. >> mr. steele, maybe you want to add what item they're speaking to? >> operator: sure. hello, greg, can you let us know what item you're speaking to? >> hi. i'm speaking on item 2. we've been talking about ventilation since last fall. at last week's board comments, there was a lot of

my name is chong lee. i live in a single occupancy room with two girls. they're both under 12 years old, and [inaudible] some teachers they can take their days out, but the students cannot take their day off or they lose their space in school. and also, there's no public transportation on the school bus, and that's what i'm worried about. thank you. >> operator: thank you. hello, edward? >> hello? >> operator: hello. go ahead. >> hello. this is edward centrisco here. it is a great concern that our children cannot wearing masks on-line. you know, because it still can be transmitted. i'm just wondering what is the policy for on-line courses? what are the policies on that, and what are you guys going to do to curb the edge of this virus? >> operator: thank you for your comments. >> mr. steele, maybe you want to add what item they're speaking to? >> operator: sure. hello, greg, can you let us know what item you're speaking to? >> hi. i'm speaking on item 2. we've been talking about ventilation since last fall. at last week's board comments, there was a lot of