. >> and commissioner chung. >> present. >> i'll do the approval of the october 6, 2020 minutes. >> theang is all here. the commissioners have any edits or if not we can entertain a motion to approve. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> second. there's no one on the public comment line so far today. >> president bernal: all right. >> clerk: [roll call]

commissioner chung. >> hi, thank you dr. simmons and thank you for this presentation. so, i guess for me it's kind of has a context to what i want to say like in the last 30 years, i get to witness someone who needs to be clustered like (inaudible) like clustered in order to get into a certain level of services and then when i was working for substance abuse programs, i breadread writing out a referrar the committee. this whole process, in terms of the change in technologies and also this integrated systems, i am really excited, you know, to learn what is going to continue to develop because this will save a lot of lives and this is going to help people find the stabilization they need so they can continue to experience good quality of life and this is not easy work and i've been there with certain people up and down and the level of care and so, my you can do it with the push of a button. how is mazing is that. i want to be sure they get the credit they're due as well. we are a lot of discussions in the time took to fill positions many times and as long as 12 months a

. >> and commissioner chung. >> present. >> i'll do the approval of the october 6, 2020 minutes. >> the gang is all here. the commissioners have any edits or if not we can entertain a motion to approve. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> second. there's no one on the public comment line so far today. >> president bernal: all right. >> clerk: [roll call] thank you. that passes. item three is the director's report. >> commissioners, grant colfax, the health director. a few things in the director's report. we had the pleasure of participating in an announcement with senator scott wiener and mayor breed with reintroducing the safe injection sites. the senator plans to reintroduce this bill in december. as you know that safe injection sites have been a priority for the department and in alignment with mayor breed's priorities. we need these evidence-based proven interventions more than ever as fentanyl continues its uncrease in san francisco and we have estimated that we've had more than 470 overdose deaths in the first month of 2020. and so this is a much-needed intervention and it remains

. >> and commissioner chung. >> present. >> i'll do the approval of the october 6, 2020 minutes. >> the here. the commissioners have any ed

the city manager promoted deputy chief chris chung to officially take over on december 27. >>> he was killed 77 years ago during world war ii, and today the remains of a u.s. marine corps private finally being laid to rest in his hometown in the bay area. private hower d miller died on a small island in the south pacific, killed in action world war ii during the battle of tarawa. they are the island of patio. private millers remains arrived in the bay area this morning. they placed pictures and metals years casket which was the american flag. they later carried him to his final resting spot at skyline cemetery in san mateo. according to military records, he graduated san mateo high school and also attended what was then san mateo junior- college. he died november 2, 1943. >>> checking if you light showers inland in the east bay and in the south bay, and there is more offshore. we >>> some good news of the economic recovery, october's job report shows employers added 630,000 jobs. and implement rate dropped from 7.9 to 6.9%. that results better than expected. there is some worry about

entrepreneur chung shun clinging is in charge he sells yogurt cultures in china. under. china. of course we're also providing advertising from want to see i'm. trying to benefit from the healthy products and block area benefits from being promoted and becoming even better knowing all the. joy it's a win win situation. this is also why one of the most. porton points on the agenda is a visit to the mountainside just behind the village with the past of longevity. and old. visitors come here to investigate the mystery of the bridge for themselves in a display of gratitude the chinese ambassador and deputy party secretary even plant a tree of friendship it stands for a shared yogurt tradition that will continue to grow thanks to the close bond between munchie love sea and shanghai get ghana grabs the chance for another conversation. along the path of longevity signs explain in 3 languages the secret of launching lofty residents benefit not only from the yogurt but also the clean air and clear water from the mountain spring. during the event people also exchange marketing tips and di

expert on infectious diseases a new or a radiologist on health care policy expert to atlas joins chung's coronavirus task force in august and his interview with r.t. is going underground to make the case for when that thing covert will lay to the restrictions the show's host after my tongue say questioned his faves. the argument is undeniable the lockdowns are killing people and stream media says it's corona virus that could spell the end of the trump presidency i think there's a gross distortion that is certain. reporting on the university of washington study that says there will be 500000 dead by february kind of contradicting the york your lack of correlation between cases and deaths in these arguably mccarthyite times we should expect that when journalists from countries other than the united states broadcast information that are helpful is helpful could be helpful to united states citizens we should expect this kind of press opprobrium from the so-called liberal mainstream media this is a 1st amendment issue i think even though. he has to register under this foreign agents registrat

in a headstone chung's and find they made a point and one is not being discussed in the mainstream media now do you think but it's interesting isn't it that this is the age old so to mccarthyites me exactly what you do is you play the man not the ball. in other words you don't focus on what he actually said because as you say he was a very good interview he made some very good strong points against lockdowns and we're all in britain we're having another impose another lockdown this week supposed to be coming into force in france and germany this is the debate we should be having but rather than actually listen to what the guy had to say about that no the narrative is all about is switched to oh he appeared on a russian channel this is terrible and i'm afraid to talk to this hasn't. hasn't actually done a very good thing in apologizing and seeking to say oh he didn't know russia today . was on the foreign agents list etc he should have done that he did nothing wrong nothing wrong we can r.t. r t is a legitimate news channel it's it's there and nobody should be forced or feel they have to

now chung is the name of the ancient chinese goddess of the moon, and the of the goal of this rover is to land on the moon. explore a bit that region and to pick up one to 2 kilograms of lunar rocks to take back to china for tonnage to better understand the moon's surface. now, what's different about this mission compared to say, previous missions to pick up samples by the russians? is that the way it's coming back is a bit more complex. it's not coming directly back to, it's going to go back up, go into a nother module and then be transferred again to another capsule before returning to than the reason is that china is testing out a pathway to send up its own chinese astronauts to the moon which it plans to do in the next 10 to 15 years in the long term plan is to have a permanent chinese presence there or colony there going forward. but it hasn't all been smooth sailing. china did test its long march rocket out at least 3 times this year, and each and every time it had been tested, there were some failures. so now has been quite a long road to, to get to this point is 2030, a realist

some chung uses a harpoon to catch fish, including lobster and other shellfish. from the charlie, people have lived off the bounty of the seas for hundreds of years since migrating from what are now malaysia and indonesia. they are known as the sea gypsies, the people of the sea. but times have changed me. but we are surrounded by national parks and tourists. so our fishing zone is limited. this is a child, a religion rely on the southern end of thailand's largest island paquette home to the community for generations. but they don't own the land believing that no one person should own the land and sea. many haven't even registered for thai citizenship, making it that much more difficult to fight off. developers who want to build there . more than 9000000 foreign tourists visiting pook at last year. but 8 months ago the thai government closed access to visitors because of the corona virus pandemic . in the wild life is quieter now, and the sea gypsies can reflect on their past and better times. this village elder knows the history of the bones. some that belong to

leaders they like or they like mr biden and the media like a music item but orderly people they like mr chung so it's a very diverse city but in general oh this is a very. the most interesting american election like a wonderful movie floor of a job so at present it's a very difficult to know whether biden was elected or. reelected but one things in chinese view is very certain the u.s. is increasingly divided and disease a pretty cool struggle we are not and so easy so you don't see any real change in relationship day between china and the us of biden when he. so so actually are. as i said before when i. receive the interview wrong you are whether biden is elected or because the trumpet is a newly elected i think of the tension between china and us we are not change the us regard china as a competent or and suppress china thrice so which is the consensus on burgers parties to china has psychologically prepared visions so what china can do now is to try its best not to make them in the here between the 2 countries words so not to let a new cold war happen so ask for the us china can ban it chi

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. >> chung cares about feeding his ego and joe cares about keeping you and your family safe. >> the former president ripped president trump for his concern over the size of crowds at his rallies.>> they never talk about our crowd. >> does he have nothing better to worry about, did no one come to his birthday party when he was a kid? was he traumatized? >> more than 90 million americans have already cast their ballots, either by mail or at the polls, early voting no accounts for about two thirds of the total votes cast four years ago.>>> a new study from stanford university estimates that 18 of president trump's packed rallies between june and september resulted in some 30,000 covid-19 cases and 700 deaths. >>> california scott of voters bill of rights and encourages people who feel they've been denied those rights to report it. emily turner on what you need to know.>> reporter: we are in the final days of election season and many people already know how they will cast their ballot or they've already cast it. but there are things you may not know about your rights as a voter that are import

consulate where he was planning to seek asylum. 19-year-old tony chung helped found the pro-independence group student localism and had been arrested previously under hong kong's new national security law. two of his associates were also detained tuesday. in the gulf of mexico, tropical storm zeta has strengthened back into a hurricane ahead of its expected landfall near new orleans as a category 2 storm late this afternoon. officials along louisiana's gulf coast are warning of flooding and life-threatening storm sues. on tuesday, zeta struck mexico's yucatan peninsula, which was still recovering from hurricane delta's landfall just three weeks ago. zeta is the 27th named storm of the 2020 atlantic hurricane season which is on pace to break records. in new york, keith raniere, the leader of the nxivm sex cult, has been sentenced to 120 years in prison for sex trafficking and other charges. over a dozen women testified at the sentencing hearing saying raniere traumatized and brainwashed them. he posed as a self-help guru. one of the survivors said raniere started sexually assaulting her w

after chappelle reports all in the blue waters of the endowment, see some chung uses, a harpoon to catch fish, including lobster and other shellfish. from the charley, people have lived off the bounty of the seas for hundreds of years since migrating from what are now malaysia and indonesia. they are known as the sea gypsies, the people of the sea. but times have changed me. but they, you know, we are surrounded by national parks and tourists, so our fishing zone is limited. this is a child, a village in rely on the southern end of thailand's largest island paquette home to the community for generations. but they don't own the land believing that no one person should own the land and sea. many haven't even registered for thai citizenship, making it that much more difficult to fight off. developers who want to build there . more than $9000000.00 foreign tourists visit a puke at last year. but 8 months ago, the thai government closed access to visitors because of the corona virus pandemic . in the wild life is quiet for now, and the sea gypsies can reflect on their past and better times. t

we are less safe with iran then we were when don chung took office the iran nuclear deal is far from perfect but it did the iranians effort to reach a clear capacity we are more divided from our allies on that and iran is restarting its effort to create a nuclear weapon what we need to do under joe biden is work again with our allies and see if there's a way to improve on the previous deal make it very clear that there's some of the other issues the missiles the breakout sessions the length of the time there were some problems that maybe we could make lemonade out of having pulled out of this agreement and get an even stronger deal i think the allies and iran is going to welcome a return to a more constructive relationship with the united states that's not trying to minimize the challenges of dealing with this regime in iran but i think joe biden will understand that a an iran with nuclear weapons is more in their interest than one with one just what we're headed for now james carafano nancy says that the u.s. has less safe today on this iran issue than it was. before the u.s. pulled

together, i've been e-mailing with inspector mccarthy, inspector chung, director o'reardon, inspector duffy, architect darren wong, and mauricio, of course. due to july, we had 11 days e-mail back and forth. that was probably 25 e-mails. in august, we had 11 e-mails back and forth all on the project. we're working on the project. and then in september, we had at least three days, and in october, we had five days. so i'm happy to give you all the dates to show that we have aggressively tried to comply. the violation notice, followed the instruction, tried to do their work. but unfortunately, one jumped the gun and pushed for the director hearing. the other problem is the other department, just due to the covid, everything is slow. so we're caught in the middle, and i feel it is pretty, you know, unfair and unreasonable for us to get penalized for the amount of $1200. i think it's unfair, and some of it's overcharged and charged twice. certified mailing took half an hour, and we all know this is . we really should not be penalized, and, like i said, for me feel that we've been treated a

. >> reporter: joyce chung wears a mask whenever she leaves her los angeles apartment. >> we do try toto wash them at least once a month. i think over time they do start to break down. >> reporter: so how do you know when your mask might need replacing? >> if you can see light through the mask, it's not going to do its job. if you see fraying at the edges or the elastic seems to be worn, it's either curling or warped or it seems a little bit fragile. e throw those away and replace them with newer ones. >> reporter: i'm going to hold this clean mask up to the light. still good. epidemiologist chris johnson recommends cloth masks be replaced every two to thre >> you can see that the nose piece, the metal nose piece to keep this mask in place is actually poking out. >> reporter: and to check them for signs of wear and tear every time you clean them. >> this one is like way too loose for me now. i can't even wear it. but it used to be able to fit really closely here. as you can see it's too stretchy here to wear. >> reporter: our experts told us to think of your mask like a seasonal item.

president electjoe biden is now on 279 electoral college votes, versus 214 for mr chung.ome of any legal challenges. the outcome of president trump's projected defeat was made while he was playing golf, and after he finished his round, he was met by a wedding party. thank you, mr president! we love you! great life, right? yes! say they're young, beautiful... you like that. thank you very much. applause president trump there were some of his supporters. of course, there are millions of americans who do support this president. mr trump has not spoken formally in public, but his campaign tea m formally in public, but his campaign team have issued a statement accusing mr biden of rushing to falsely pose as the winner. it said the election was far from over, and it would pursue its case in court. let's go to the bbc‘s correspondent in philadelphia. it was the critical place, the state, pennsylvania, that pushjoe biden place, the state, pennsylvania, that push joe biden over 270. place, the state, pennsylvania, that pushjoe biden over 270. you have reported in the celebrations

mar marcy adelman continues to be there, and he's just named annie chung, which is great. annie is a great leader in san francisco, so i was really excited to read that. that means we also have two people on the california commission on aging from san francisco, and i can't remember if we've ever had two before. and then locally, you know, the staff, i just want to thank our staff. people are continuing to work really hard. our staff in particular, we have a lot of staff that are still deployed, and sometimes some people are still doing more than one job right now, and what, we're seven months in right now, or eight months in right now, where this has been happening and we've been responding to this ongoing emergency. this is a hard year in so many ways, so i want to thank them for the amazing work that they continue to do, and i think that's it for now. thank you, president knutson. >> we want to thank you for your efforts, and it's heartening to know that we are continuing to set high standards and help to assist with the master plan in california, to set those high stan

her name is sandy chung, and i'll let her go ahead and speak to you. >> good morning, supervisors.ick. if approved, this will allow the hotel 32one, the attached business, to provide food and beverage business. it will provide staff pride and enhance tourism for the city. we hope you will approve this process. >> chair: thanks. let's go to public comment. >> clerk: operations is checking to see if we have any callers in the queue. please press star followed by 3 if you wish to be added to the queue. you will hear a prompt that will inform you that your line is unmuted. if you are watching on cable tv, call in following the instructions on your screen, calling 415-655-0001, then by entering the meeting i.d for today's meeting of 146 044 5940. you will be connected. press the pound symbol twice and then press star followed by 3 to enter the queue to speak. mr. coo, could you let us know if we have any callers for agenda item 4. >> mr. chair, there are no callers in the queue. >> chair: public comment is now closed. i understand that supervisor peskin is supportive of this license tra

and actually the woman who served as their interpreter in china was a woman by the name of su may chung, who is by far the most interesting person, even though i didn't talk about her at all tonight, she was the only woman officially appointed to serve on the delegation -- on her nation's delegation to the paris peace conference, chinese delegation. she was a former bomb smuggler. she was an avid nationalist. she became china's first female lawyer and judge and was involved in international women's suffrage as well. i think i completely lost track of the question. in looking at the women's international league for peace and freedom, while it remained predominantly western and predominantly white, it was a space in which both african-american women and women from former colonized countries, were still colonize the countries, began to at least be able to network and fight the battles most important to them. >>> week nights this month wee featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. and tonight we look at president john f. kennedy's assa