my name is christian martin. i'm the founding executive director of the newly formed soma west benefit district. the not-for-profit entity, our mission is to improve the quality of life for all of the residents, businesses and visitors to the western part of soma, through a variety of programs. the boundaries range from mina in the north to thompson in the south and 5th in the west. all 107 blocks, this will touch the lives of many diverse constituencies and people from many walks of life. our 20-member board of supervisors has broad representation of the western soma community. and we are continuing to develop and expand our diversity and representation currently. we launched services in march and we provide daily cleaning and maintenance to this large and diverse neighborhood. we sweep trash, remove hazardous materials from sidewalks, remove graffiti, on public and private property and work to improve the conditions in the public realm. we ploy predominantly low-income residents dad this work and -- to do this

my name is christian martin. i'm the founding executive director of the newly formed soma west benefit district. the not-for-profit entity, our mission is to improve the quality of life for all of the residents, businesses and visitors to the western part of soma, through a variety of programs. the boundaries range from mina in the north to thompson in the south and 5th in the west. all 107 blocks, this will touch the lives of many diverse constituencies and people from many walks of life. our 20-member board of supervisors has broad representation of the western soma community. and we are continuing to develop and expand our diversity and representation currently. we launched services in march and we provide daily cleaning and maintenance to this large and diverse neighborhood. we sweep trash, remove hazardous materials from sidewalks, remove graffiti, on public and private property and work to improve the conditions in the public realm. we ploy predominantly low-income residents dad this work and -- to do this

my name is christian martin. i'm the founding executive director of the newly formed soma west benefit district. the not-for-profit entity, our mission is to improve the quality of life for all of the residents, businesses and visitors to the western part of soma, through a variety of programs. the boundaries range from mina in the north to thompson in the south and 5th in the west. all 107 blocks, this will touch the lives of many diverse constituencies and people from many walks of life. our 20-member board of supervisors has broad representation of the western soma community. and we are continuing to develop and expand our diversity and representation currently. we launched services in march and we provide daily cleaning and maintenance to this large and diverse neighborhood. we sweep trash, remove hazardous materials from sidewalks, remove graffiti, on public and private property and work to improve the conditions in the public realm. we ploy predominantly low-income residents dad this work and -- to do this

appointing the following members to the soma community stabilization fund, advisory committee and christian martinresidency requirement waived and jenetta johnson, carolyn calledwell, gina rosalis and terms ending december 21, 2023 and for 13, term ending august 20, 2020 and jane philips, term ending to the south of markets community planning advisory committee. >> ok. give me a second here. i have some technical difficulty here. let me get back on chat to make sure there's nobody on the roster ok, madam clerk, please call the role on these items. >> on items 12 and 13 -- (role call). >> are 11 ayes. >> without objection, approved unanimously. >> committee report, madam clerk. >> it was approved at a special meeting on friday, may 1st and recommended as a committee report and an emergency ordinance to limit the spread of covid-19 by requiring the city through service agreements with third parties to provide staff and maintain restroom facilities at a ratio of one restroom per 50 up sheltered persons of the affected date of this ordinance and to suspend charter section 9.118 and that's the service

martin is brother christiane schneider is the managing director he's especially keen on the idea of self driving buses and he's been considering purchasing 2 or 3 of these buses they can operate with or without a driver they're small and economical and each bus could travel a different route. the concept is always going to need to be updated and modified we're putting a lot of thought into what the future. it look like it's. self driving buses might be the wave of the future but this now does need a quick a solution and yet by company recently started offering its workforce a carpooling service using mini buses every morning jeff did call him and collect his colleagues and after work he drives them home in the evenings and on weekends the minibus is available as part of a car sharing scheme open to the public. for your business for right. where are 9 seats and 9 of. my place at $630.00 so. people can now leave their cars at home. for the night a company it's a promising idea they could use more mini buses in the winter and fewer in the summer it would be a good supplement to the commutin

appointing the following members to the soma community stabilization fund, advisory committee and christian martin, residency requirement waived and jenetta johnson, carolyn calledwell, gina rosalis and terms ending december 21, 2023 and for 13, term ending august 20, 2020 and jane philips, term ending to the south of markets community planning advisory committee. >> ok. give me a second here. i have some technical difficulty here. let me get back on chat to make sure there's nobody on the roster ok, madam clerk, please call the role on these items. >> on items 12 and 13 -- (role call). >> are 11 ayes. >> without objection, approved unanimously. >> committee report, madam clerk. >> it was approved at a special meeting on friday, may 1st and recommended as a committee report and an emergency ordinance to limit the spread of covid-19 by requiring the city through service agreements with third parties to provide staff and maintain restroom facilities at a ratio of one restroom per 50 up sheltered persons of the affected date of this ordinance and to suspend charter section 9.118 and that's the servic

appointing the following members to the soma community stabilization fund, advisory committee and christian martin, residency requirement waived and jenetta johnson, carolyn calledwell, gina rosalis and terms ending december 21, 2023 and for 13, term ending august 20, 2020 and jane philips, term ending to the south of markets community planning advisory committee. >> ok. give me a second here. i have some technical difficulty here. let me get back on chat to make sure there's nobody on the roster ok, madam clerk, please call the role on these items. >> on items 12 and 13 -- (role call). >> are 11 ayes. >> without objection, approved unanimously. >> committee report, madam clerk. >> it was approved at a special meeting on friday, may 1st and recommended as a committee report and an emergency ordinance to limit the spread of covid-19 by requiring the city through service agreements with third parties to provide staff and maintain restroom facilities at a ratio of one restroom per 50 up sheltered persons of the affected date of this ordinance and to suspend charter section 9.118 and that's the servic

christian? mr. hoover, is martin luther king a communist? should i attend this church led by a woman? is that subversive? these sorts of letters fill fbi files. americans may have looked to their pastors and priests to address theological disputes, but many addressed the fbi for the weightier matters of politics. the history of the fbi can be seen and rewritten as an adjudicator of political allegiance in 20th century u.s. politics. something observers know all too well. finally, focusing on religion illuminates how the bureau was able to form partnerships with leading black and white protestant communities. all to influence 20th century politics. hoover and his fbi established working and professional relationships with leading clergy. as well as the first clergy member to have his own television show, elder lightfoot solomon. the fbi worked with these men and they were all men because hoover did not recognize female clergy. they all worked together to bring about a certain ideal of what the proper relationship was between religion and politics in the nation. indeed, this christian s

the survey was commissioned by the christian charity, tearfund, and carried out by comres. 0ur religion editor martines we can draw from them? what is remarkable is before the coronavirus lockdown according to the database coronavirus lockdown according to the data base british coronavirus lockdown according to the database british religion in numbers, they found that around 6% of the population across religions attended a place of worship once a week. that figure has now shot up to 2596 week. that figure has now shot up to 25% to be people listening on the radio to services, watching online streaming services. another interesting and remarkable fact is 44% of britons now say they are playing and one third of them say they started doing so because they believe it will make a difference to their own lives and also to the life of the country. i think these figures raise questions about whether this lockdown in churches should continue. you have been reporting today that in germany synagogues, reporting today that in germany synagogues, mosques and reporting today that in germany synagogues, mosques and

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in these difficult times which is for the christian following the example of jesus who was always on the side of the poor and the marginalized. >> father martin geist. it is great to have you all with us this morning. i wanted to ask you, father, these words that are surrounding u.s. right n us right now and have been for the last few months, of grief and anxiety, we see it with those who have lost their jobs and having their lives altered, we see it in over 100,000 dead, we see it with those sick of the disease, we see people of color watching a video where in broad daylight they see george floyd but also themselves, their sons and fathers on the ground being killed. how do you talk to people in your congregation? how do you talk to people about getting through this moment of fear and anxiety? >> those are good questions and i think russell moore is right, that we are aware of darkness and hatred and evil in the world, including the evil of racism. in terms of the coronavirus, it is -- i think the question of why is this happening is almost impossible to answer. you basically accompany people, listen to their sadness, and also point them to